San Diego listeners, if you’re looking for inspiration on what to do today and this weekend, get ready for a lineup that promises music, art, food, and celebration across every corner of America’s Finest City. On Thursday, July 31, head to Gallagher Square at Petco Park as rising soul and R&B star Teddy Swims brings his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy tour for an energetic open-air concert. Over at the Rady Shell, Grammy-winning country-pop powerhouse Maren Morris takes the waterfront stage, joined by the trio Trousdale. Expect top hits from Maren’s acclaimed albums, plus VIP experiences and exclusive merch for die-hard fans, as highlighted by San Diego Ville.

For art lovers, The San Diego Museum of Art is hosting the Art Party: Eduardo Chillida Convergence this evening from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., celebrating the opening of its new exhibition focused on the work of Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida. This special event brings performances, hands-on art activities, food, and music, all while guests enjoy the immersive new gallery and the Museum’s open-air terrace. Artistic attire is encouraged, so come ready to impress, as described by The San Diego Museum of Art’s official event page.

If you’re in the mood for a more laid-back vibe, the North Park Thursday Market runs from 3 to 7:30 p.m., featuring fresh produce, prepared foods, local crafts, and a strong neighborhood spirit. The city’s official events listing notes this as a perfect stop for foodies and anyone who loves supporting local growers.

Looking toward the weekend, more excitement awaits. Over 120 vendors will gather at Waterfront Park for the Makers Arcade Summer Fair, running July 26 and 27, according to San Diego Ville. From handmade art to interactive workshops, live music, and craft cocktails, this is the city’s summer maker celebration.

Families can explore the wonders of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s new Elephant Valley, SeaWorld’s Jellyfish Experience, or head up to LEGOLAND California for the return of the World Parade and the recently opened Dino Valley. The Old Globe Theatre and La Jolla Playhouse are both showcasing new world-premiere musicals—cultural experiences that make San Diego live up to its artsy reputation, as pointed out by the San Diego Tourism Authority.

Music, food, art, and family fun—whether you’re soaking up soul music under the stars, dancing by the bay, or strolling through art exhibitions, San Diego’s late July and early August are bursting with things to do.

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