MTS TROLLEY SIGNAL WORK & NOISE IMPACTS

We have been notified that MTS will be performing the removal of some legacy signal equipment and installing new signal technology. The area that will be affected by the work zone is located between Broadway, Ash, Kettner Blvd, and India Streets. This work will impact the Blue & Green trolley lines. Preliminary work has been underway for the past few weeks, and the intensive construction phase is scheduled as follows:

Dates: Wednesday, August 19, 2026, to Tuesday, September 01, 2026

Daily Hours: Nightly from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM starting tonight after 1am

Due to required operational restrictions during construction hours, trains will be utilizing horns when passing through the area in compliance with the MTS Roadway Worker Protection Plan. Since the signals are impacted, there is a protection order for safety until the new signals are in place. During the day, there will be workers to help with the crossings for all the trains. MTS says it will make every practical effort to minimize operational restrictions and limit noise disruption during the project.

OKTOBERFEST HAPPY HOUR

Come join your neighbors for an Oktoberfest Happy Hour on Monday, September 21st, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Social Lounge. Beer, brats and bites will be provided, and non-alcoholic beer will also be available.

Maximum of 2 adults per unit. A $10 per person deposit is required to reserve your spot. The deposit will be refunded when you attend the event. If you are a no-show or cancel after September 18th, the deposit will be forfeited. Please bring a $10 check per person to the front desk to confirm your reservation. Owners may choose to charge the deposit to their account on the registration form.

RSVP by Friday, September 18th. We hope to see you there!

GO PAPERLESS – SAVE MONEY AND HELP YOUR ASSOCIATION

Did you know you can receive your monthly assessment statement electronically instead of by mail?

By enrolling in eStatements through the homeowner portal, you will receive your assessment statement faster, have convenient access to your records anytime, and help reduce costs for the Association.

Currently, printing and mailing a paper statement costs the Association approximately $2.00 per statement, plus postage, while delivering the same statement electronically costs $0.50. As printing and mailing expenses continue to increase, every resident who switches to eStatements helps reduce unnecessary operating costs. Signing up is quick and easy! Simply log into the homeowner portal and access the “Statements” section. From there, click “Manage eStatements”.

Need assistance? We are happy to help! Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours, and Alma or Carlos will gladly walk you through the enrollment process and ensure your account is set up correctly.

PLEASE BREAK DOWN YOUR BOXES!

A quick reminder to all residents: please break down cardboard boxes before placing them in the recycling bins.

Flattening boxes helps maximize available space inside the bins, prevents overflow, and keeps the recycling area organized and accessible for everyone. Large, unbroken boxes can quickly fill containers, leaving less room for other recyclables and creating unnecessary clutter around the collection area. Thank you for your help on this.

POOL & SPA FACILITY REMINDERS
To help ensure that everyone can safely and comfortably enjoy your pool and spa area, please review and follow the rules below. These are intended to keep the facilities safe, clean, and enjoyable for all residents and guests.

Access: Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their guests.

Guest Limit: Each unit may have a maximum of four (4) guests at any given time. Guests must be accompanied by the hosting resident at all times.

Be Considerate: Please do not monopolize the pool or spa facilities. Glassware is prohibited in the pool and spa areas.

Supervision: Parents and responsible adults are responsible for supervising children at all times. Children who are not toilet-trained and incontinent persons must wear an approved swim diaper or special swim trunks. Regular cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted in the pool or spa.

Flotation Devices: Only small-child flotation devices, such as water wings, are permitted.

No Pets: Pets are prohibited in the pool and spa areas. Please contact Management for service animals.

Towels: Towels must be placed on pool furniture to protect the furnishings. Guests without a towel will be asked to retrieve one from their residence.

Thank you for doing your part to help keep your pool and spa areas safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone!

GIVE YOUR UNUSED BIKE A SECOND LIFE – 1 WEEK LEFT

If you have a bike that you no longer use or wish to keep, this is a great opportunity to help us clear out the bike room while supporting a meaningful cause.

We will be scheduling a bike donation pickup with the Veterans Thrift Store for Monday, August 31st. Your donation can help someone in need while creating more space for your neighbors and keeping the community bike rooms organized. Every bike donated has a positive impact!

If you are interested in donating, please contact Carlos Mayes at cmayes@actionlife.com.

ANCHOR UTILITY – SIGN UP FOR E-STATEMENTS

Anchor Utility, the Association’s water submetering provider, will begin charging residents for paper statements. As of this writing, we have not yet been informed of the exact fee amount, but we expect it to be a few dollars per statement.

To avoid this fee, we encourage all owners to enroll in e-statements. To sign up, visit www.anchorutility.com, click “LOGINS” in the upper-right corner of the page, and select “RESIDENTS.” Then click “SIGN UP.” Please have your most recent statement available, as you will need the unique security code listed on the bill to complete the registration process.

If you need assistance, please contact Management at 619-255-1204.

WHOLE FOODS (IS FINALLY) OPENING IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO

Whole Foods Market is expected to open at The Torrey, near Front Street and A Street on the edge of Little Italy, in September 2026. The nearly 50,000-square-foot store will offer Downtown residents, workers, and visitors a new grocery option with fresh produce, prepared foods, and everyday essentials just steps away.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events.

All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in Concert-Aug 21st & 22nd-Rady Shell

Learning on his 11th birthday that he is a wizard destined for greatness, Harry leaves for wizarding school for the first time in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone™. This concert presents the first movie of the unforgettable series while the San Diego Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ enchanting score. Join us for an evening of music and magic.

WATER FOR ELEPHANTS-Aug 18-Aug 23 2026- San Diego Civic Theatre

The critically acclaimed bestselling novel comes to “thrilling, dazzling” life (Time Out New York) in a unique, spectacle-filled new musical! Hailed as a Critic’s Pick, The New York Times calls it “stunning, emotional, heart-filled and gorgeously imaginative.”

After losing what matters most, a young man jumps a moving train unsure of where the road will take him and finds a new home with the remarkable crew of a traveling circus, and a life—and love—beyond his wildest dreams. Seen through the eyes of his older self, his adventure becomes a poignant reminder that if you choose the ride, life can begin again at any age.

Fit Yoga at The Rady Shell-Aug 22^nd at 9:30am-The Rady Shell at Jacob Park

Come enjoy a FREE yoga class from Fit! Allow your body and mind to joyfully connect for a full hour in one of the most beautiful settings in all of San Diego! This “all levels” vinyasa flow style session will be led by Viktoria Talbot.

Bring your mat, slather on your sunblock, and prepare to breathe in some healthy Bayside air at this and future yoga classes at The Rady Shell.

THANK YOU – RENTAL CAP TOWN HALL MEETING RECORDING

Thank you to everyone who attended this week’s town hall meeting, whether in person or via Zoom. We appreciate your participation, thoughtful questions, and feedback. It was a productive discussion, and we appreciate everyone taking the time to share their perspectives on this important topic.

The Board will further discuss this topic during the September 9, 2026, meeting. We hope to see you there!

ANCHOR UTILITY – SIGN UP FOR E-STATEMENTS

Anchor Utility, the Association’s water submetering provider, will begin charging residents for paper statements. As of this writing, we have not yet been informed of the exact fee amount, but we expect it to be a few dollars per statement.

To avoid this fee, we encourage all owners to enroll in e-statements. To sign up, visit www.anchorutility.com, click “LOGINS” in the upper-right corner of the page, and select “RESIDENTS.” Then click “SIGN UP.” Please have your most recent statement available, as you will need the unique security code listed on the bill to complete the registration process.

If you need assistance, please contact Management at 619-255-1204.

GO PAPERLESS – SAVE MONEY AND HELP YOUR ASSOCIATION

Did you know you can receive your monthly assessment statement electronically instead of by mail?

By enrolling in eStatements through the homeowner portal, you will receive your assessment statement faster, have convenient access to your records anytime, and help reduce costs for the Association.

Currently, printing and mailing a paper statement costs the Association approximately $2.00 per statement, plus postage, while delivering the same statement electronically costs $0.50. As printing and mailing expenses continue to increase, every resident who switches to eStatements helps reduce unnecessary operating costs.

Signing up is quick and easy! Simply log into the homeowner portal and access the “Statements” section. From there, click “Manage eStatements”.

Need assistance? We are happy to help!

Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours, and Alma or Carlos will gladly walk you through the enrollment process and ensure your account is set up correctly. Thank you for helping Savina operate more efficiently while enjoying the convenience of electronic statements!

STAFF UPDATE- SIERRA THOMAS

We recently said farewell to Sierra as she wrapped up her time with Savina and prepared to begin an exciting new chapter outside of California. Sierra was a familiar and friendly presence at Savina for many years, serving your community in both the ACO and Front Desk roles. During her time with us, many residents came to know and appreciate her helpful attitude, warm personality, and dedication to providing excellent service.

Sierra was an important part of the Savina team, and her hard work, commitment, and positive impact on our residents and community will be greatly missed. We are grateful for all that Sierra contributed to Savina and wish her the very best as she begins this next adventure.

POOL & SPA FACILITY REMINDERS

To help ensure that everyone can safely and comfortably enjoy your pool and spa area, please review and follow the rules below. These are intended to keep the facilities safe, clean, and enjoyable for all residents and guests.

Access: Pool and spa use is limited to Residential Owners, occupants, lessees, and their invited guests.

Guest Limit: Each unit may have a maximum of four (4) guests at any given time.

Be Considerate: Please do not monopolize the pool or spa facilities. Glassware is prohibited in the pool and spa areas.

Supervision: Parents and responsible adults are responsible for supervising children at all times. Children who are not toilet-trained and incontinent persons must wear an approved swim diaper or special swim trunks. Regular cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted in the pool or spa.

Flotation Devices: Only small-child flotation devices, such as water wings, are permitted.

No Pets: Pets are prohibited in the pool and spa areas. Please contact Management for service animals.

Towels: Towels must be placed on pool furniture to protect the furnishings. Guests without a towel will be asked to retrieve one from their residence.

Thank you for doing your part to help keep your pool and spa areas safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone!

GIVE YOUR UNUSED BIKE A SECOND LIFE

If you have a bike that you no longer use or wish to keep, this is a great opportunity to help us clear out the bike room while supporting a meaningful cause.

We will be scheduling a bike donation pickup with the Veterans Thrift Store for Monday, August 31st. Your donation can help someone in need while creating more space for your neighbors and keeping the community bike rooms organized. Every bike donated has a positive impact!

If you are interested in donating, please contact Carlos Mayes at cmayes@actionlife.com.

BALCONY & TERRACE REMINDER

Please remember that tile, flooring, carpet, artificial turf, or other materials are not permitted on balconies or terrace areas. These materials can interfere with proper drainage and trap water against the surface, which can lead to water damage. Please keep balconies and terraces clear of these materials to allow water to drain properly.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events.

All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan-Aug 16^th-Petco Park

Two of country’s biggest names co-headline a stadium tour for the first time, and San Diego gets one of just five stops. Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan bring the Double Down Tour to Petco Park on Sunday, August 16, 2026, with special guests Gavin Adcock, Chase Matthew, Dee Jay Silver, and DJ Rock. The Georgia natives expanded the run after a sold-out reunion at UGA’s Sanford Stadium drew 63,000 fans in April.

WATER FOR ELEPHANTS-Aug 18-Aug 23 2026- San Diego Civic Theatre

“Many wonders await audiences in this gorgeously imaginative Broadway musical.” – The New York Times

The critically acclaimed bestselling novel comes to “thrilling, dazzling” life (Time Out New York) in a unique, spectacle-filled new musical! Hailed as a Critic’s Pick, The New York Times calls it “stunning, emotional, heart-filled and gorgeously imaginative.”

Trees of Dreams Kids Concert Summer Series-Aug 16- Waterfront Park

Event Schedule & Highlights 4:30 PM – Special opening performance by The Bubble Pirate.5:00 PM – Trees of Dreams musical performance blending global folk, movement, and puppet theater.5:45 PM – 6:30 PM – Interactive wrap-up experience with The Bubble Pirate. Admission: 100% Free public event (look for the giant inflatable rainbow). What to Bring Blankets or lawn chairs for seating. A picnic dinner or snacks. Swim gear or a change of clothes if your kids want to enjoy the park’s splash fountains.

NOTICE OF TOWN HALL MEETING: 25% RENTAL CAP

Owners, please Save the Date for an upcoming town hall meeting to discuss the topic of a potential rental cap at Savina.

Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Savina Social Lounge or Zoom. This meeting will be recorded.

The purpose of this meeting is to provide owners with an opportunity to learn about the potential benefits and challenges of implementing a rental cap. This is an informational session intended to foster open dialog and allow owners to ask questions before the Board determines whether pursuing a rental cap is in the best interest of the association.

We are pleased to welcome Sidnev “Sid” Muldrow, a trusted San Diego real estate advisor. Sid will provide industry insight and discuss how rental caps can impact condominium communities, property values, and marketability. Whether you support the idea, oppose it, or simply want to learn more, we encourage all owners to attend and participate in the conversation.

If you have any questions, please contact me directly at 619-255-1204 or via email at agalindo@actionlife.com.

GO PAPERLESS – SAVE MONEY AND HELP YOUR ASSOCIATION

Did you know you can receive your monthly assessment statement electronically instead of by mail?

By enrolling in eStatements through the homeowner portal, you will receive your assessment statement faster, have convenient access to your records anytime, and help reduce costs for the Association.

Currently, printing and mailing a paper statement costs the Association approximately $2.00 per statement, plus postage, while delivering the same statement electronically costs $0.50. As printing and mailing expenses continue to increase, every resident who switches to eStatements helps reduce unnecessary operating costs.

Signing up is quick and easy! Simply log into the homeowner portal and access the “Statements” section. From there, click “Manage eStatements”.

Need assistance? We are happy to help!

Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours, and Alma or Carlos will gladly walk you through the enrollment process and ensure your account is set up correctly. Thank you for helping Savina operate more efficiently while enjoying the convenience of electronic statements!

KEEPING SAVINA CLEAN, ONE PAW AT A TIME

As a reminder, we ask that residents take their dogs away from the immediate building entrances and walkways when allowing them to relieve themselves.

While pet waste should always be picked up and disposed of properly, urine can leave lingering odors on sidewalks and planters. By walking your dog a little farther from the building before they relieve themselves, odors are less likely to accumulate in high-traffic areas where residents, guests, and potential buyers enter and exit every day. This simple step helps keep entryways fresher and reduces unpleasant smells. Thank you!

PLEASE BREAK DOWN YOUR BOXES!

A quick reminder to all residents: please break down cardboard boxes before placing them in the recycling bins.

Flattening boxes helps maximize available space inside the bins, prevents overflow, and keeps the recycling area organized and accessible for everyone. Large, unbroken boxes can quickly fill containers, leaving less room for other recyclables and creating unnecessary clutter around the collection area.

WOOD REPAIRS NOTICE: STRONG ODORS EXPECTED

Please be advised that IRX will be performing wood repairs on the 3rd and 8th floors on Tuesday, August 11 and Wednesday, August 12. During this work, there will be noticeable odors from the products being used. These odors may travel through the building, including elevator lobbies and common areas.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to maintain and improve our community.

POOL USE REMINDER

As a friendly reminder, everyone plays a part in keeping the pool clean, safe, and enjoyable for all residents.

Children who are not toilet-trained and anyone who is incontinent must wear a properly fitted swim diaper or special swim trunks designed for water use. Regular cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted. If you have any questions, please contact Management.

GIVE YOUR UNUSED BIKE A SECOND LIFE

If you have a bike that you no longer use or wish to keep, this is a great opportunity to help us clear out the bike room while supporting a meaningful cause.

We will be scheduling a bike donation pickup with the Veterans Thrift Store for Monday, August 31st. Your donation can help someone in need while creating more space for your neighbors and keeping the community bike rooms organized. Every bike donated has a positive impact!

If you are interested in donating, please contact Carlos Mayes at cmayes@actionlife.com.

WATERFRONT PARK EVENT

Please be advised that the Cross Pollination Music Festival will take place at Waterfront Park on Sunday, August 9, from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The event is expected to welcome approximately 6,500 to 7,500 attendees, so residents should anticipate increased activity in the surrounding area.

In preparation for the festival, temporary parking restrictions and traffic impacts will be in effect beginning Thursday, August 6, through Tuesday, August 11, as event organizers set up and dismantle the venue. Residents may also hear music during scheduled sound checks in the days leading up to the event.

Event organizers are working closely with the City of San Diego, the Port of San Diego, and local public safety agencies to help ensure the event is safe and well-managed while minimizing impacts on the surrounding neighborhood.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events.

All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

2026 San Diego Brew Fest-Liberty Station-August 8^th Noon-4pm

Over 70 breweries, 200 beers, food trucks, lawn games, and cover bands. The 14th annual San Diego Beer Fest returns to NTC Park, promising another fun filled day with beer, food trucks, and music. The event will feature dozens of local local and international craft beers, as well as San Diego’s most popular food trucks (food sold separately). Admission is $50 for general admission (1pm to 4pm) and $65 for Early Admission (noon to 4pm). Both include unlimited beer tastings, with Early Admission offering an added hour, and specialty pours during the first hour . Please keep in mind that the event is limited to 21 and over and no pets are allowed. For more information, go to www.sandiegobeerfest.com

Stayin’ Alive: The Bee Gees & Beyond with RAJATON & the San Diego Symphony

Hell’s Kitchen-Civic Theater- August 11^th-16^th

Ali is a 17-year-old girl full of fire – searching for freedom, passion and her place in the world. How she finds them is a New York City coming-of-age story you’ve never felt before – HELL’S KITCHEN, a new musical from 16-time Grammy® Award winner Alicia Keys, whose new songs and greatest hits about growing up in NY inspire a story made for Broadway.

NOTICE OF TOWN HALL MEETING: RENTAL CAP

Owners, please Save the Date for an upcoming town hall meeting to discuss the topic of a potential rental cap at Savina.

Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Savina Social Lounge or Zoom

The purpose of this meeting is to provide owners with an opportunity to learn about the potential benefits and challenges of implementing a rental cap. This is an informational session intended to foster open dialog and allow owners to ask questions before the Board determines whether pursuing a rental cap is in the best interest of the association.

We are pleased to welcome Sidnev “Sid” Muldrow, a trusted San Diego real estate advisor. Sid will provide industry insight and discuss how rental caps can impact condominium communities, property values, and marketability. Whether you support the idea, oppose it, or simply want to learn more, we encourage all owners to attend and participate in the conversation.

If you have any questions, please contact me directly at 619-255-1204 or via email at agalindo@actionlife.com.

STAY CONNECTED WITH OUR RESIDENT PORTAL

We encourage all residents and tenants to take advantage of our community communication system to stay informed and receive important updates. Through our email notification system, you can receive building alerts, community announcements, package pickup notifications, and even text message updates for important information. Residents and tenants also have access to a convenient online portal with features designed to make community living easier.

Depending on your access level, you can update important information such as your mailing address, manage guest lists, update vehicle information, and access many other helpful services.

To sign up or learn more about these services, please contact Joseph Brooks at jbrooks@actionlife.com or Carlos Mayes at cmayes@actionlife.com. Our team is available to assist with registration, portal access, or any questions you may have.

To help ensure you receive important community communications, please save the following email addresses and domains as trusted senders. This will help prevent messages from being filtered into your spam or junk folder:

accounts.snaphoa.com            notify.snaphoa.com

community.snaphoa.com        noreply@notify.actionlife.com

GIVE YOUR UNUSED BIKE A SECOND LIFE

If you have a bike that you no longer use or wish to keep, this is a great opportunity to help us clear out the bike room while supporting a meaningful cause.

We will be scheduling a bike donation pickup with the Veterans Thrift Store for Monday, August 31st. Your donation can help someone in need while creating more space for your neighbors and keeping the community bike rooms organized. Every bike donated has a positive impact!

If you are interested in donating, please contact Carlos Mayes at cmayes@actionlife.com.

WATERFRONT PARK EVENT

Please be advised that the Cross Pollination Music Festival will take place at Waterfront Park on Sunday, August 9, from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The event is expected to welcome approximately 6,500 to 7,500 attendees, so residents should anticipate increased activity in the surrounding area.

In preparation for the festival, temporary parking restrictions and traffic impacts will be in effect beginning Thursday, August 6, through Tuesday, August 11, as event organizers set up and dismantle the venue. Residents may also hear music during scheduled sound checks in the days leading up to the event.

Event organizers are working closely with the City of San Diego, the Port of San Diego, and local public safety agencies to help ensure the event is safe and well-managed while minimizing impacts on the surrounding neighborhood.

A FRIENDLY REMINDER ABOUT OUR GARDENS

The flowering plants behind the cabanas have been attracting bees, which are a natural part of our outdoor environment. While this is not a cause for alarm, we want to make our guests aware in case anyone has bees or pollen allergies. Please take any necessary precautions and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape

DO NOT STORE FOOD OR PANTRY ITEMS IN YOUR STORAGE UNIT

To help protect everyone’s stored belongings, please do not keep any pantry or food items in your storage unit. This includes canned and packaged foods, dry goods such as rice, pasta, flour, cereal, beans, and grains, as well as pet food, bird seed, and animal treats. Even sealed food products can sometimes contain pantry pests, such as cigarette beetles, which may already be present in the packaging and can spread to neighboring units.

Keeping food out of storage helps prevent pest infestations and ensures a clean, safe environment for all residents.

DID YOU KNOW? PROCESS SERVER POLICY

Did you know that registered process servers, Sheriffs, Marshals, and licensed private investigators may be granted access to the property to serve legal documents to residents? For everyone’s safety, all process servers are required to provide proper identification and documentation before being escorted directly to the resident’s door by staff. They are not permitted to roam the property or enter a residence, and staff cannot accept legal documents on a resident’s behalf. If papers are left behind after being refused, they will be forwarded to the resident by first-class mail. You can find the complete Process Server Policy in the Resident Handbook on page 76.

BEFORE YOU RENOVATE: IMPORTANT COMMUNITY UPDATE

We understand homeowners often look forward to making improvements or upgrades to their units. However, because the community is currently in the Construction Defect (CD) claim process, it may best to wait before starting any modifications inside your unit.

Until the claim is resolved and the repair scope is finalized, any changes could be affected by future work. For example, if repairs are needed behind walls or in areas you have upgraded, those improvements might need to be removed or altered, potentially at your expense.

Pausing for now helps avoid unnecessary costs and ensures your upgrades won’t interfere with required repairs. Please contact us if you have any questions.

LOUD CARS ENTERING/EXITING GARAGE

We understand that some vehicles naturally produce more noise than others. We kindly ask residents with louder vehicles to be mindful when entering or exiting the garage, as well as when driving in front of the building. Please avoid excessive engine noise, particularly during the early morning and late evening hours. Your consideration and cooperation help maintain a peaceful environment for everyone in your community.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events.

All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

St. Vincent with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra-Embarcadero-August 1st

Last September, St. Vincent collaborated with conductor Jules Buckley and a 60-piece orchestra on a one-off concert for the BBC Proms series. Its success birthed two further triumphs for the acclaimed alternative musician: a sublime live album (Live in London) and a nationwide orchestral tour, with its penultimate performance set for Friday (7:30 p.m.) at The Rady Shell. Joining St. Vincent will be the San Diego Symphony Orchestra and a special guest, Pakistani singer and composer Arooj Aftab. Tickets range from $68-$117 for this concert.

222 Marina Park Way, Embarcadero.

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha- La Jolla Playhouse- July 28–August 9

Have a laugh, or two, or seven during ha ha ha ha ha ha ha at La Jolla Playhouse’s Mandall Weiss Forum. Julia Masli’s solo production has received rave reviews from Edinburgh to Pasadena and will make its local premiere with a two-week engagement. Though much of ha ha ha ha ha ha ha relies on Masli’s improvisations, the show is built off of audience participation, ensuring each night’s outcome is as unpredictable as its host. Tickets range from $25-$49, with performances this Tuesday-Friday (7 p.m.), Saturday (2:30 & 7:30 p.m.) and Sunday (6:30 p.m.).