San Diego Buzzes with Outdoor Markets, Live Music, Classic Cars, and Festivals

San Diego is buzzing this week with a fantastic mix of outdoor markets, live music, classic cars, and signature festivals to keep every listener entertained. If you are looking to soak up the sunny vibes downtown this Saturday, head over to the Hard Rock Hotel for Liquid Sunshine, a rooftop dayclub experience running from noon to 6pm and offering expansive city views, DJ sets, and plenty of poolside fun. According to EventVibe, entry is free and the energy is unbeatable, a perfect way to jumpstart your weekend.

If you have an appetite for fresh flavors and artisan finds, Little Italy Mercato is the place to be until 2pm, where the Piazza della Famiglia turns into a bustling farmers’ market with local produce, gourmet treats, and more, reported by the City of San Diego. The Gaslamp Artisan Market, meanwhile, takes over Fifth Avenue from 10am to 4pm with handmade jewelry, art, and unique crafts. For fans of vintage flair, North Park’s Day to Day Vintage Market runs until 5pm and is packed with retro treasures from every decade. Classic car enthusiasts should not miss the Hillcrest Classic Car Show on Normal Street, welcoming all from 1 to 3:30pm to see a rainbow of pristine vehicles and join some friendly tire kicking.

Music lovers have their pick of headliners this week. R&B icon Ginuwine performs at SeaWorld San Diego Saturday evening as part of the Summer Spectacular Concert Series. The concert is included with general admission, and SeaWorld offers reserved and VIP seating for those who want an extra splash of style. Over at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre, Michael Franti & Spearhead bring their legendary blend of hip hop, funk, and reggae to a live show starting at 7:15pm Saturday, with tickets starting at $42. On Sunday, Broadway singer and actress Cynthia Erivo teams up with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra for a sold-out evening at The Rady Shell, but music fans can still experience the magic via special Broadway Stars packages.

If you are feeling festive, the Chula Vista Lemon Festival transforms Third Avenue into a citrus-filled celebration all day Saturday, with lemon-inspired eats, activities for families, and sunny photo ops, as highlighted by San Diego Magazine. And for listeners looking for nightlife, F6ix Nightclub is hosting Magnum Saturdays from 9pm to 2am downtown, where you can dance into Sunday.

The San Diego Zoo keeps things wild nightly with its Nighttime Zoo program through September, combining world rhythms, animal encounters, and glowing entertainment for all ages. Del Mar Racetrack is in full swing through early September if you want to try your luck or enjoy a day at the races, while Petco Park and Snapdragon Stadium feature Padres baseball and Wave FC soccer all summer long.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
San Diego is buzzing this week with a fantastic mix
of outdoor markets, live music, classic cars, and signature festivals
to keep every listener entertained. If you are looking to
soak up the sunny vibes downtown this Saturday, head over
to the Hard Rock Hotel for Liquid Sunshine, a rooftop
day club experience running from noon to six pm and

(00:20):
offering expansive city views, DJ sets, and plenty of pool
side fun. According to event Vibe, entry is free and
the energy is unbeatable, a perfect way to jumpstart your weekend.
If you have an appetite for fresh flavors and artisan fines,
Little Italy Mercado is the place to be until two pm,
where the Piazza della Famiglia turns into a bustling farmers

(00:43):
market with local produce, gourmet treats and more. Reported by
the City of San Diego. The Gas Lamp Artisan Market, meanwhile,
takes over Fifth Avenue from ten am to four pm
with handmade jewelry, art and unique crafts. For fans of vintage, Flare,
North Park's day to day Vintage Market runs until five
pm and is packed with retro treasures from every decade.

(01:06):
Classic car enthusiasts should not miss the Hillcrest Classic Car
Show on Normal Street, welcoming all from one to three
thirty pm to see a rainbow of pristine vehicles and
join some friendly tire kicking. Music lovers have their pick
of headliners this week. R and b Icon Ginuine performs
at SeaWorld San Diego Saturday evening as part of the

(01:27):
Summer Spectacular Concert series. The concert is included with general admission,
and SeaWorld offers reserved and VIP seating for those who
want an extra splash of style. Over at the calcost
Credit Union Open Air Theater, Michael Franti and Spearhead bring
their legendary blend of hip hop, funk and reggae to
a live show starting at seven to fifteen pm Saturday,

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with tickets starting at forty two dollars. On Sunday, Broadway
singer and actress Cynthia Rivo teams up with the San
Diego Symphony Orchestra for a sold out evening at the Race,
but music fans can still experience the magic via special
Broadway Stars packages. If you are feeling festive, the Chula
Vista Lemon Festival transforms Third Avenue into a citrus filled

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celebration all day Saturday with lemon inspired eats, activities for families,
and sunny photo ops as highlighted by San Diego Magazine
and for listeners looking for nightlife. F six to six
Nightclub is hosting Magnum Saturdays from nine pm to two
am downtown, where you can dance into Sunday. The San
Diego Zoo keeps things wild nightly with its Nighttime Zoo

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program through September, combining world rhythms, animal encounters, and glowing
entertainment for all ages. Del Mar Racetrack is in full
swing through early September if you want to try your
luck or enjoy a day at the races, while Petco
Park and Snapdragon Stadium feature Padres Baseball and Wave FC
soccer all summer long. Thank you for tuning in and

(02:57):
make sure to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production.
For more check out Quiet Please dot ai