San Diego Buzzing with Exciting Events Across the City This Week

San Diego is bursting with energy this week and weekend, with every neighborhood offering something special for listeners looking to make the most of the city’s incredible August lineup.

Tonight, the sixth annual Summer Bash 2025 unfolds at The Alexandria at Torrey Pines. Brought by San Diego Regional EDC, this summer celebration starts at 5:30 p.m., featuring networking, keynote talks by biotech leaders, live music, local food, drinks, and a fantastic community vibe. The event is on the grass, business casual, and has complimentary parking, making it easy to join the fun.

Friday heats up with Auraforms, a unique concert starting at 6:30 p.m. at Quartyard in East Village. This one brings together local musicians blending jazz, psychedelic, and soul accompanied by mesmerizing visuals. Quartyard’s open-air space means great music and summer breezes pair perfectly.

For the sports fans, UC San Diego women’s soccer kicks off at 7 p.m. Thursday as they take on California, a great way to experience collegiate athletics in a lively campus setting.

If live music is a must, Saturday brings R&B icon Ginuwine to SeaWorld’s Summer Spectacular. His concert, included with your park admission, starts at 6 p.m. at the Bayside Amphitheater. Those looking for a classic outdoor show should head to the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre for Michael Franti & Spearhead, playing Saturday at 7:15 p.m. Expect funk, reggae, and hip hop under the stars.

Saturday and Sunday also offer unique experiences around town. In the iconic Gaslamp Quarter, you can learn to make fondue and arrange flowers at The Melting Pot, or party to 80’s and 90’s hits at Tin Roof Thursday night. Havana 1920 hosts a National Rum Day celebration Thursday with half-off rums and curated flights.

Little Italy’s Saturday morning farmers market is a tradition, perfect for picking up fresh produce, crafts, and flowers from local artisans.

Families and animal lovers should check out Nighttime Zoo at San Diego Zoo, where after-dark animal encounters and global music set the stage for fun through the weekend. SeaWorld’s Summer Spectacular and Del Mar’s horse races keep the summer excitement going for grown-ups and kids alike.

For those drawn to the arts, Sunday night at The Rady Shell features an evening with Cynthia Erivo and the San Diego Symphony Orchestra. While single tickets are sold out, there are still Broadway Stars packages for listeners wanting to experience her soulful vocals and orchestral magic.

Whether you are grooving to live bands, meeting innovators at the Summer Bash, taking in a soccer game, or exploring iconic districts like Little Italy and Gaslamp, San Diego offers nonstop fun this week.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
San Diego is bursting with energy this week and weekend,
with every neighborhood offering something special for listeners looking to
make the most of the city's incredible August lineup. Tonight,
the sixth annual Summer Bash twenty twenty five unfolds at
the Alexandria at Torrey Pines. Brought by San Diego Regional EDC,
this summer celebration starts at five thirty PM, featuring networking,

(00:23):
keynote talks by biotech leaders, live music, local food, drinks,
and a fantastic community vibe. The event is on the grass,
business casual and has complementary parking, making it easy to
join the fun. Friday heats up with Oriforms, a unique
concert starting at six thirty pm at Courtyard in East Village.

(00:44):
This one brings together local musicians blending jazz, psychedelic and soul,
accompanied by mesmerizing visuals. Courtyard's open air space means great
music and summer breezes pair perfectly for the sports fans
you see. San Diego Women's soccer kicks off at seven
p Thursday as they take on California. A great way
to experience collegiate athletics in a lively campus setting if

(01:07):
live music is a must. Saturday brings R and b
Icon Ginuine to SeaWorld's Summer Spectacular. His concert, included with
your park admission, starts at six pm at the Bayside Amphitheater.
Those looking for a classic outdoor show should head to
the calcost Credit Union Open Air Theater for Michael Franti
and Spearhead, playing Saturday at seven fifteen pm. Expect funk,

(01:30):
reggae and hip hop under the stars. Saturday and Sunday
also offer unique experiences around town. In the iconic gas
Lamp Quarter, you can learn to make fondue and arrange
flowers at the Melting Pot, or party to eighties and
nineties hits at Tin Roof Thursday Night. Havana nineteen twenty
hosts a National Rum Day celebration Thursday with half off

(01:52):
RUMs and curated flights. Little Italy's Saturday morning Farmers Market
is a tradition perfect for picking up fresh produce, crafts,
and flowers from local artisans. Families and animal lovers should
check out Nighttime Zoo at San Diego Zoo, where after
dark animal encounters and global music set the stage for
fun through the weekend see World Summer Spectacular and del

(02:16):
Mar's Horse Races keep the summer excitement going for grown
ups and kids alike. For those drawn to the arts,
Sunday Night at the Rady Shell features an evening with
Cynthia Arrivo and the San Diego Symphony Orchestra. While single
tickets are sold out, there are still Broadway Stars packages
for listeners wanting to experience her soulful vocals and orchestral magic.

(02:39):
Whether you are grooving to live bands, meeting innovators at
the Summer Bash, taking in a soccer game, or exploring
iconic districts like Little Italy and Gas Lamp, San Diego
offers NonStop fun this week. Thanks for tuning in and
don't forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production.
For more check out Quiet Please dot ai