By Hispanos Unidos
San Diego – Get ready for an action-packed weekend in San Diego with a variety of exciting events to choose from. Whether you’re into spooky thrills, community support, live music, international cuisine, or beachside vibes, there’s something here to make your weekend memorable.
Something to Do:
Howl-O-Scream Returns to SeaWorld San Diego: San Diego’s spookiest Halloween event, Howl-O-Scream, is back from September 29 to October 31, featuring new haunted houses, scare zones, live performances, and special effects. This mature audience event promises screams, thrills, and surprises at every turn, with five new haunted houses, including a cursed circus and an alien outbreak. Don’t miss the creepy scare zones and bewitching live entertainment. Tickets available at seaworld.com/san-diego.
Something to Eat:
Jibaritos de la Isla – A Taste of Puerto Rico: Indulge in the flavors of Puerto Rico at Jibaritos de la Isla, a Puerto Rican restaurant nestled in the Bonnie Brae Center. With a 4.5-star rating and 114+ photos, this spot offers dine-in, curbside pickup, and no-contact delivery services. 5080 Bonita Rd, Bonita, CA 91902. Order online here.
Something for Everyone:
Mission Bayfest: On September 29-30, enjoy live music festival celebrating San Diego’s beach and bay culture. Event starts at 5 p.m. and offers entertainment for all ages. Tickets range from $99 to $400. More information here.
This Weekend Only:
34th Annual AIDS Walk & Run San Diego: On September 30, join the San Diego LGBT Community Center for the 34th annual AIDS Walk & Run, the city’s largest HIV fundraiser. The event starts at 8 a.m. and supports HIV prevention and treatment in the region. While it marks the final traditional walk, next year brings an inclusive program to educate and empower the community. Remember lives lost and celebrate progress in managing HIV/AIDS. More information here
This Weekend Only Part Two:
La Mesa Oktoberfest’s 50th Anniversary: La Mesa Oktoberfest celebrates its 50th year with three days of German festivities, live music, vendors, and craft beer in downtown La Mesa. Street closures started yesterday and reopen on October 2 at 7 AM. For event details, visit the official La Mesa Oktoberfest website.