With a cornerstone in music and art culture, the Onyx Room Nightroom experience is about diversity and exhilarating vibrancy. At Rumba Fridays, attendees can expect to kick off their weekends with a spice of Latin-infused beats all in an inviting and alluring setting.

Graciela Iturbide, a renowned Latin American photographer, presents a stunning exhibition featuring her most iconic photographs from Mexico and around the globe. Attendees will experience her unique poetic vision, which is driven by a deep curiosity about diverse lifestyles and the influence of history, tradition, and ritual on modern life.

Rooftop Cinema Club in Little Italy offers a unique movie-watching experience under the stars. Attendees can enjoy a selection of classic and contemporary films while savoring gourmet popcorn and a variety of refreshing beverages.

San Diego Theatre Month is a month-long, citywide celebration of live performances, featuring a diverse range of theatre, music, dance, and comedy on both big and small stages. With ticket prices set at $15, $30, and $45, attendees can expect a variety of high-quality shows worth seeing, all produced in collaboration with award-winning playwright Christian St. Croix.

Experience a vibrant world of pollinators at the annual Butterfly Jungle, where hundreds of butterflies flutter amidst colorful foliage and flowers, offering ample photo opportunities and insights into their vital role in nature. Please note that admission to this enchanting spectacle requires a separate Butterfly Jungle Safari ticket, even for members and children over the age of 1, while infants under 1 can secure a complimentary pass.

The Maine is a rock band from Arizona that was formed in 2007. Comprising of five members, the band has earned multiple awards from names like AP Magazine Readers, Arizona Ska Punk, and Rock Sound. With popular singles like "Black Butterflies and Déjà Vu," "Don't Come Down" and "Right Girl," they have gained over a million monthly listeners on Spotify.

Founded in 1950, San Diego Opera is a member of the professional association OPERA America and ranks among the Top 10 opera companies nationally. It has been presenting three operas every year since 2015.

Get ready for the 14th Annual East Village Opening Weekend Block Party, a family-friendly celebration of the local community and the San Diego Padres. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with live music, a multi-block car show, delicious local bites, retail vendors, photo ops, and a variety of entertaining activities, all showcasing the best of East Village's small businesses.

Microwave is a rock band from Georgia whose album, Death Is A Warm Blanket, was named by Loudwire as one of the fifty best rock albums of 2019. Their popular singles inlcude, "Lighterless," "Dull," and "Stovall."

Created by the French composer Georges Bizet in 1875, Carmen is an opera of four acts. When it was first performed in Paris during the late 18th century, it shocked and scandalized the audiences by breaking the conventions. After the composer's death, it slowly gained international acclaim over the next decade.

Anne Lamott is a non-fiction author, novelist, teacher, and political activist from California. Known for the autobiographical format and self-deprecating humor, her books deal with sensitive topics like religion, motherhood, depression, and alcoholism. Her most notable books are "Bird by Bird" and "Traveling Mercies."

Charlie Parr is a country blues artist from the U.S. He was born in Minnesota and spent most of his boyhood in Hollandale before moving to Duluth to pursue his musical career. Charlie Patton, Bukka White, Reverend Gary Davis, Dave Van Ronk, and Mississippi John Hurt are his inspirations.