August 21, 2025 • 3 mins
San Diego listeners, it’s Thursday, August 21, 2025, and there’s a week of excitement ahead. Start tonight with live music at The Centre in Escondido: San Diego Music Award winners The Sleepwalkers and standout Ash Easton are taking the rooftop stage, with tickets starting at fifteen dollars. Expect cumbiabilly rhythms, panoramic mountain views, and dinner options from Vintana Wine plus Dine. Complimentary parking included.
Tonight kicks off FilmOut San Diego’s LGBTQ Film Festival, celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary with an opening night gala at the Natural History Museum. The festival runs through Sunday at the Museum of Photographic Arts and features premieres like Garrett Abdo’s Exit Interviews and Q&A panels. Single screening tickets are seventeen fifty, special events from thirty dollars as reported by San Diego Magazine.
Friday brings family fun with a free mini outdoor photo session from Shoott around town, and kids can get creative with morning arts and crafts at the Mission Hills or Hillcrest Library. For a splash, try The Wave Waterpark’s Friday Night Splash in Vista, four to eight pm. Sports fans, catch the Padres hosting the Dodgers at Petco Park. Wind down with Moana 2 under the stars at Robb Athletic Field, starting at seven forty-five.
Saturday features the inaugural KPBS San Diego Book Festival, ten AM to four PM at University of San Diego, with panels, signings, food trucks, live music, and a host of local authors. Guarantee your spot, RSVP for free per San Diego Magazine. Take a scenic picnic gondola ride in Coronado, or explore the bustling Little Italy Mercato market, open eight AM to two PM. Animal lovers, head to SeaWorld’s Summer Spectacular for new shows and encounters running all summer. Wellness seekers can join a serenity yoga and sound bath at RBI. After sunset, outdoor movie magic returns with Luca at Santa Clara Recreation Center.
Saturday and Sunday bring the thirty-seventh Philippine Cultural Arts Festival to Balboa Park. This free family celebration features Samahan dance, gong music ensembles, folk arts, traditional dress, martial arts, food stands offering lumpia and leche flan, plus crafts and exhibitions from eleven AM to five PM.
Sunday is Bike the Bay, a community cycling event with a twenty-five mile route starting and ending at Embarcadero Marina Park South. Pedal across the scenic Coronado Bridge, finishing at a festival with food vendors, beer garden, and live music. Registration is ninety-seven dollars general, or VIP for a hundred seventy-six. Proceeds go to the San Diego Bicycle Coalition.
Music lovers, The Rady Shell hosts three concerts this weekend, including a tribute to Stephen Sondheim with the San Diego Symphony on Friday and a performance by Gary Clark Junior.
For ongoing fun, check out the Nighttime Zoo at San Diego Zoo through September second, with after-dark wildlife adventures and entertainment. Horse racing at the Del Mar Racetrack continues all weekend, and the Wave FC soccer season heats up at Snapdragon Stadium. Don’t forget recurring favorites like the Hillcrest Farmers Market Sunday morning and artisan markets throughout the city.
Whether you’re craving arts, sports, food, or live music, San Diego is packed with options this week. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Tonight kicks off FilmOut San Diego’s LGBTQ Film Festival, celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary with an opening night gala at the Natural History Museum. The festival runs through Sunday at the Museum of Photographic Arts and features premieres like Garrett Abdo’s Exit Interviews and Q&A panels. Single screening tickets are seventeen fifty, special events from thirty dollars as reported by San Diego Magazine.
Friday brings family fun with a free mini outdoor photo session from Shoott around town, and kids can get creative with morning arts and crafts at the Mission Hills or Hillcrest Library. For a splash, try The Wave Waterpark’s Friday Night Splash in Vista, four to eight pm. Sports fans, catch the Padres hosting the Dodgers at Petco Park. Wind down with Moana 2 under the stars at Robb Athletic Field, starting at seven forty-five.
Saturday features the inaugural KPBS San Diego Book Festival, ten AM to four PM at University of San Diego, with panels, signings, food trucks, live music, and a host of local authors. Guarantee your spot, RSVP for free per San Diego Magazine. Take a scenic picnic gondola ride in Coronado, or explore the bustling Little Italy Mercato market, open eight AM to two PM. Animal lovers, head to SeaWorld’s Summer Spectacular for new shows and encounters running all summer. Wellness seekers can join a serenity yoga and sound bath at RBI. After sunset, outdoor movie magic returns with Luca at Santa Clara Recreation Center.
Saturday and Sunday bring the thirty-seventh Philippine Cultural Arts Festival to Balboa Park. This free family celebration features Samahan dance, gong music ensembles, folk arts, traditional dress, martial arts, food stands offering lumpia and leche flan, plus crafts and exhibitions from eleven AM to five PM.
Sunday is Bike the Bay, a community cycling event with a twenty-five mile route starting and ending at Embarcadero Marina Park South. Pedal across the scenic Coronado Bridge, finishing at a festival with food vendors, beer garden, and live music. Registration is ninety-seven dollars general, or VIP for a hundred seventy-six. Proceeds go to the San Diego Bicycle Coalition.
Music lovers, The Rady Shell hosts three concerts this weekend, including a tribute to Stephen Sondheim with the San Diego Symphony on Friday and a performance by Gary Clark Junior.
For ongoing fun, check out the Nighttime Zoo at San Diego Zoo through September second, with after-dark wildlife adventures and entertainment. Horse racing at the Del Mar Racetrack continues all weekend, and the Wave FC soccer season heats up at Snapdragon Stadium. Don’t forget recurring favorites like the Hillcrest Farmers Market Sunday morning and artisan markets throughout the city.
Whether you’re craving arts, sports, food, or live music, San Diego is packed with options this week. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
San Diego listeners, It's Thursday, August twenty first, twenty twenty five,
and there's a week of excitement ahead. Start tonight with
live music at the Center in Escondido, San Diego. Music
Award winners The Sleepwalkers and stand Out Ash Easton are
taking the rooftop stage, with tickets starting at fifteen dollars.
Expect Cumbia, billy rhythms, panoramic mountain views, and dinner options
(00:23):
from Vintana Wine plus Dine. Complimentary parking included. Tonight kicks
off Film Out, San Diego's LGBTQ Film Festival, celebrating its
twenty fifth anniversary with an opening night gala at the
Natural History Museum. The festival runs through Sunday at the
Museum of Photographic Arts and features premieres like Garrett Abdoes,
(00:43):
Exit Interviews, and Q and A Panels. Single screening tickets
are seventeen fifty Special events from thirty dollars. As reported
by San Diego Magazine, Friday brings family fun with a
free mini outdoor photo session from Shoot around town, and
kids can get create native with Mourning Arts and Crafts
at the Mission Hills or Hillcrest Library for a splash
(01:05):
Try the Wave Water Parks Friday Night Splash in Vista
four to eight pm. Sports fans catch the Padres hosting
the Dodgers at Petco Park. Win Down with Moana II
under the Stars at rab Athletic Field starting at seven
forty five. Saturday features the inaugural KPBS San Diego Book
Festival ten am to four pm at University of San
(01:26):
Diego with panels, signings, food trucks, live music, and a
host of local authors. Guarantee your spot RSVP for free
per San Diego Magazine. Take a scenic picnic gondola ride
in Coronado, or explore the bustling Little Italy Mercado Market,
open eight am to two pm. Animal lovers head to
SeaWorld Summer Spectacular for new shows and encounters running all summer.
(01:49):
Wellness seekers can join a serenity yoga and soundbath at
RBI After sunset outdoor movie Magic returns with Luca at
Santa Clara Recreation Center. Saturday and Sunday bring the thirty
seventh Philippine Cultural Arts Festival to Balboa Park. This free
family celebration features Samahan dance, gong music, ensembles, folk arts,
(02:10):
traditional dress, martial arts, food stands offering Lumpia and Leche Flan,
plus crafts and exhibitions. From eleven a m. To five
pm Sunday is Bike the Bay, a community cycling event
with a twenty five mile route starting and ending at
Embarcadero Marina Park South Pedal across the scenic Coronado Bridge,
finishing at a festival with food vendors, beer garden, and
(02:31):
live music. Registration is ninety seven dollars general or VIP
for one hundred seventy six proceeds go to the San
Diego Bicycle Coalition. Music Lovers. The Rady Shell hosts three
concerts this weekend, including a tribute to Stephen Sondheim with
the San Diego Symphony on Friday and a performance by
Gary Clark Junior. For ongoing fun, check out the Nighttime
(02:55):
Zoo at San Diego Zoo through September second, with after
dark wildlife advents and entertainment. Horse racing at the del
Mar Racetrack continues all weekend, and the Wave FC soccer
season heats up at snap Dragon Stadium. Don't forget recurring
favorites like the Hillcrest Farmers Market Sunday morning and artisan
markets throughout the city. Whether you're craving arts, sports, food,
(03:19):
or live music, San Diego is packed with options this week.
Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has
been a Quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai
San Diego listeners, It's Thursday, August twenty first, twenty twenty five,
and there's a week of excitement ahead. Start tonight with
live music at the Center in Escondido, San Diego. Music
Award winners The Sleepwalkers and stand Out Ash Easton are
taking the rooftop stage, with tickets starting at fifteen dollars.
Expect Cumbia, billy rhythms, panoramic mountain views, and dinner options
(00:23):
from Vintana Wine plus Dine. Complimentary parking included. Tonight kicks
off Film Out, San Diego's LGBTQ Film Festival, celebrating its
twenty fifth anniversary with an opening night gala at the
Natural History Museum. The festival runs through Sunday at the
Museum of Photographic Arts and features premieres like Garrett Abdoes,
(00:43):
Exit Interviews, and Q and A Panels. Single screening tickets
are seventeen fifty Special events from thirty dollars. As reported
by San Diego Magazine, Friday brings family fun with a
free mini outdoor photo session from Shoot around town, and
kids can get create native with Mourning Arts and Crafts
at the Mission Hills or Hillcrest Library for a splash
(01:05):
Try the Wave Water Parks Friday Night Splash in Vista
four to eight pm. Sports fans catch the Padres hosting
the Dodgers at Petco Park. Win Down with Moana II
under the Stars at rab Athletic Field starting at seven
forty five. Saturday features the inaugural KPBS San Diego Book
Festival ten am to four pm at University of San
(01:26):
Diego with panels, signings, food trucks, live music, and a
host of local authors. Guarantee your spot RSVP for free
per San Diego Magazine. Take a scenic picnic gondola ride
in Coronado, or explore the bustling Little Italy Mercado Market,
open eight am to two pm. Animal lovers head to
SeaWorld Summer Spectacular for new shows and encounters running all summer.
(01:49):
Wellness seekers can join a serenity yoga and soundbath at
RBI After sunset outdoor movie Magic returns with Luca at
Santa Clara Recreation Center. Saturday and Sunday bring the thirty
seventh Philippine Cultural Arts Festival to Balboa Park. This free
family celebration features Samahan dance, gong music, ensembles, folk arts,
(02:10):
traditional dress, martial arts, food stands offering Lumpia and Leche Flan,
plus crafts and exhibitions. From eleven a m. To five
pm Sunday is Bike the Bay, a community cycling event
with a twenty five mile route starting and ending at
Embarcadero Marina Park South Pedal across the scenic Coronado Bridge,
finishing at a festival with food vendors, beer garden, and
(02:31):
live music. Registration is ninety seven dollars general or VIP
for one hundred seventy six proceeds go to the San
Diego Bicycle Coalition. Music Lovers. The Rady Shell hosts three
concerts this weekend, including a tribute to Stephen Sondheim with
the San Diego Symphony on Friday and a performance by
Gary Clark Junior. For ongoing fun, check out the Nighttime
(02:55):
Zoo at San Diego Zoo through September second, with after
dark wildlife advents and entertainment. Horse racing at the del
Mar Racetrack continues all weekend, and the Wave FC soccer
season heats up at snap Dragon Stadium. Don't forget recurring
favorites like the Hillcrest Farmers Market Sunday morning and artisan
markets throughout the city. Whether you're craving arts, sports, food,
(03:19):
or live music, San Diego is packed with options this week.
Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has
been a Quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai
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