WELCOME JOSE CASTRO – SAVINA’S NEW CHIEF ENGINEER

Please join us in welcoming Jose Castro as Savina’s Chief Engineer! Jose’s first day is Monday, July 20.

Jose brings extensive engineering and building operations experience to the Savina team. Most recently, he served as Chief Engineer with GSH Engineering Services, where he oversaw the operations and maintenance of the U.S. Bank high-rise at 530 B Street in downtown San Diego. During his four years in that role, he successfully navigated a period of significant organizational change, including restructuring, portfolio transitions, and property sales, while maintaining a strong focus on operational excellence and building performance.

Prior to GSH, Jose held leadership roles with JLL, ABM, and Able Engineering Services, serving as a Portfolio Chief Engineer. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Jose enjoys staying active through sports and outdoor hiking, participating in volunteer programs, and spending quality time with his wife, Valerie, and their four children: Alyssa, Mikayla, Rose, and Zachary.

MEET SHARON SMITH – FRONT DESK ASSOCIATE

Welcome Sharon! Sharon will be joining Savina beginning July 21, 2026. Following her initial week of training, her regular schedule will be Friday through Tuesday from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

A San Diego native, Sharon is currently pursuing a degree in accounting and is enthusiastic about continuing her educational and professional growth. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her daughter, family and friends, cooking, trying new foods, traveling, writing poetry, learning new things, and enjoying movies and television shows.

Sharon is excited to become part of the Savina community and looks forward to assisting residents and supporting the team.

ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGING UPDATES AT SAVINA

The Board of Directors has approved updates to the Association’s EV charging station rules, effective immediately following the July 8, 2026, Board meeting.

New Rules – Assigned Level 2 Chargers

• Residents using EV chargers in their assigned parking spaces must have a Chargepoint account and agree to Chargepoint’s terms and conditions.
• Owners are responsible for all costs associated with their charger usage, including network fees, electricity charges, and any other applicable Chargepoint fees.
• Verified EV owners with a charger in their assigned parking space have been assessed the 2026 Chargepoint network fee of $365.00.

EV Parking Space Reassignments

Management is continuing the process of reassigning EV charger-equipped parking spaces from residents who do not own electric vehicles to residents who have a demonstrated need for charging access. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please contact Alma Galindo at agalindo@actionlife.com.

New Level 3 Charger Idling Fee

To help improve charger availability and ensure fair access for all residents, the Level 3 charging stations now have an idling fee effective immediately.

• A 10-minute grace period will begin once charging is complete.
• After the grace period, a $1.00 per minute idling fee will be charged for vehicles that remain connected and occupying the charging space.

Residents are responsible for monitoring their charging sessions through their vehicle’s app or the Chargepoint app and moving their vehicle promptly once charging is complete.

Thank you for your cooperation as we continue to improve EV charging access for the community. If you have any questions, please contact us at 619-255-1204.

OWNER LEASING REMINDER: LEASED UNITS & AMENITY ACCESS

Owners who lease their residence are reminded that, under the Association Rules, amenity privileges transfer exclusively to the tenant for the duration of the lease. Once the lease begins, the owner may not use the Association’s amenities or common recreational facilities during the lease term, except as necessary to exercise rights under the lease, such as inspecting the unit.

Owners are also responsible for submitting the required lease documentation and tenant information to the Association within seven (7) days of executing the lease and remain responsible for ensuring their tenants comply with all Association Governing Documents. Any violations or damages caused by tenants may result in enforcement action against the owner, who remains primarily liable for the actions of their tenants and guests.

PLEASE BE AWARE: NESTING SEAGULLS ON THE 5TH FLOOR SOCIAL LOUNGE ROOF

We would like to remind everyone that a seagull is currently nesting on the 5th floor social lounge roof.

Please use extra caution when enjoying the pool, spa, barbecue area, or social lounge for the next few weeks. Mother birds may become protective of their nests and chicks and could swoop down or attempt to strike you with their feet or beaks if they feel threatened.

Increased bird activity may also result in bird droppings throughout the area. Our staff will do their best to address and clean affected areas as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

TREE TREATMENT NOTICE – 4^th FLOOR

Please be advised that Aguilar Plant Care, Inc. is scheduled to perform disease control and nutrient feeding treatments on three King Palms located in our pool area on Friday, July 24, between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. The treatment will include the application of T-Methyl 4.5F (NuFarm), Subdue Maxx (Syngenta), and fertilizers. For your safety, please avoid treated areas until they are completely dry and keep nearby windows closed during the treatment period. Please note that this treatment is not related to the planned removal of the dead palm trees. If you have any questions, please contact Alma Galindo at agalindo@actionlife.com

EMERGENCY EVACUATION ASSISTANCE INFORMATION

For the safety and preparedness of our community, we would like to remind residents that the San Diego Fire Department requires buildings to maintain a list of residents who may require assistance during an emergency evacuation. This information is kept in the Fire Control Room and is used by emergency personnel to help ensure residents receive appropriate assistance if needed.

Please note that during an emergency, the San Diego Fire Department will determine the safest method of evacuation based on the circumstances and the needs of each individual resident.

If you or a member of your household requires additional assistance during an emergency evacuation, whether on a permanent basis or temporarily due to surgery, injury, illness, or another medical condition, please contact Alma Galindo in writing at agalindo@actionlife.com so we can update our records.

UPCOMING EVENTS IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO

Residents should be aware of two major events taking place this weekend that will bring thousands of visitors to the area. Holo Holo Festival will take place at Waterfront Park on July 18, celebrating island music, culture, and community. San Diego Comic-Con is also returning to downtown, drawing large crowds throughout the surrounding area. Residents should expect increased vehicle and pedestrian traffic, especially around Waterfront Park, the Embarcadero, Little Italy, and the Gaslamp Quarter. Travel times may be longer than usual, with heavier traffic, larger crowds, occasional street closures, limited parking, and parking restrictions throughout the weekend.

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

San Diego Pride Events-Balboa Park-July 17-July 19^th

San Diego will come together to honor our history, celebrate our joy, and recommit ourselves to building a future where every LGBTQIA+ person can live authentically, safely, and proudly. San Diego Pride is one of the largest Pride celebrations in the country, with festivities from July 11–19, featuring a massive rally, a free 1.5-mile parade, and a ticketed weekend festival at Balboa Park. The highly anticipated parade steps off on Saturday, July 18, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.

How To Train Your Dragon 2 in Concert-Rady’s Shell- July 18^th

DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon 2 is that rare sequel that is a worthy successor to the original. When Hiccup and Toothless discover a secret ice cave with wild dragons and a mysterious Dragon Rider, they find themselves in an epic battle to save the future of man and dragons! How to Train Your Dragon 2 In Concert features this spectacular sequel presented in HD with composer John Powell’s thrilling score performed live to picture by the San Diego Symphony Orchestra in an awe-inspiring experience for the whole family

Music Bingo- Punch Bowl Social-July 25^th

Your Saturday just got a little less boring! Join us for our super-fun Music Bingo afternoon at Punch Bowl Social San Diego, hosted by none other than Bingo Remixed. It is part name-that-tune, part bingo, and all awesome. Sip craft cocktails, share tasty food, guess the tracks faster than your friends, and win cool prizes every single week.

PLEASE PLAN AHEAD: REDUCED ELEVATOR SERVICE NEXT WEEK

As part of a required State of California elevator inspection and compliance process, Mitsubishi Electric will be performing scheduled maintenance and testing from Monday, July 14 through Tuesday, July 21 (excluding weekends). During regular business hours, up to two passenger elevators may be temporarily out of service at a time while work is completed.

In addition, P.A.C.E., our fob vendor, will be onsite to troubleshoot the elevator fob readers in cab 2, which have experienced intermittent reliability issues for some time. We understand this may cause delays and apologize for the inconvenience. Please allow extra time when traveling throughout the building during this period and thank you for your patience as we complete these important safety and reliability improvements.

EMERGENCY KEYS AND COURTESY KEYS

Residents are reminded that the Association must have an emergency access key (“e-key”) on file for their Residential Unit. An e-key is provided exclusively for emergency situations, such as water intrusion, fire, or life safety concerns, and may only be used by the Association or its authorized representatives when necessary to protect the Unit or respond to an emergency. The Association’s e-key is not a courtesy access key and cannot be used to provide entry to guests, vendors, housekeepers, family members, or other individuals.

Courtesy keys (“c-keys”) are separate from e-keys and are intended for Residents to authorize access into the unit to trusted individuals, such as housekeepers, family members, vendors, or other approved guests. Residents may keep c-keys at the front desk and may also add their fobs to these keys.

If you have any questions regarding emergency and courtesy keys, please contact Resident Services Coordinator, Joseph, at jbrooks@actionlife.com.

PLEASE BE AWARE: NESTING SEAGULLS ON THE 5TH FLOOR SOCIAL LOUNGE ROOF

We would like to make everyone aware that a seagull is currently nesting on the 5th floor social lounge roof.

Please use extra caution when enjoying the pool, spa, barbecue area, or social lounge for the next few weeks. Mother birds may become protective of their nests and chicks and could swoop down or attempt to strike you with their feet or beaks if they feel threatened.

Increased bird activity may also result in bird droppings throughout the area. Our staff will do their best to address and clean affected areas as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

HOSTING GATHERINGS IN YOUR HOME

Planning a get-together? Residents are welcome to host gatherings in their homes while helping ensure everyone in the community enjoys a safe and pleasant environment.

Events with more than 10 guests require written notice and the appropriate forms to be submitted at least 48 hours in advance. Depending on the size or nature of the event, additional Association personnel or a refundable deposit may be required.

Please keep gatherings within your residence, ensure guests park only in authorized spaces, and be mindful of noise levels and requests from Association staff or neighbors. Thank you for helping make your community enjoyable for everyone by being a considerate host.

EMERGENCY EVACUATION ASSISTANCE INFORMATION

For the safety and preparedness of our community, we would like to remind residents that the San Diego Fire Department requires buildings to maintain a list of residents who may require assistance during an emergency evacuation. This information is kept in the Fire Control Room and is used by emergency personnel to help ensure residents receive appropriate assistance if needed.

Please note that during an emergency, the San Diego Fire Department will determine the safest method of evacuation based on the circumstances and the needs of each individual resident.

If you or a member of your household requires additional assistance during an emergency evacuation, whether on a permanent basis or temporarily due to surgery, injury, illness, or another medical condition, please contact Alma Galindo in writing at agalindo@actionlife.com so we can update our records.

PACKAGE DELIVERY REMINDER

We would like to remind everyone of the importance of including both the Resident’s name and unit number on all packages delivered to Savina. Recently, we have received an increased number of packages that do not include enough identifying information, which makes it difficult for the Access Control Officer (ACO) team to determine the intended recipient and ensure proper delivery. We understand that packages are sometimes purchased by family members, friends, or others on behalf of a Resident. To help avoid delays or confusion, please ask that they include your full name and unit number on the shipping label. Packages that cannot be identified will be returned to the sender.

As a reminder, the Association’s package acceptance guidelines follow United States Postal Service size and weight limitations. The Front Desk may accept packages up to 108 inches in combined length and girth and up to 70 pounds. Residents are responsible for making special arrangements with Management for oversized deliveries, including large packages, furniture, or appliances.

A PLEASANT SOUND EXPERIENCE FOR EVERYONE

The music in the common area is one of a kind, and we have always received positive feedback from residents and guests. We try to keep it playing at a comfortable level so everyone can enjoy the space. If you notice the volume seems higher than usual or music is playing during quiet hours (10:00 PM–7:00 AM), please let the front desk know so we can take care of it.

YOUR FEEDBACK MATTERS: ACTIONLIFE RESIDENT SURVEY

Residents will receive a survey around July 20th regarding their experience with Action and the services we, the Savina staff, provide. We would truly appreciate hearing your feedback, as your thoughts and experiences help us continue to improve as a team and enhance the quality of life for all residents.

STAFF UPDATE

We would like to recognize and thank Kay Thomas for her time at Savina. Her last day was July 2.

During her time with us, Kay stepped in to help cover shifts while several team members were on leave. We thank Kay for her contributions and wish her all the best in her future endeavors.

HOLO HOLO FESTIVAL COMING TO WATERFRONT PARK ON JULY 18TH

San Diego residents should be aware that Holo Holo Festival will bring thousands of visitors to Waterfront Park for a celebration of island music, culture, and community.

Residents can expect increased pedestrian activity, heavier traffic, and limited parking in the surrounding area during the festival. Residents are encouraged to plan, allow extra travel time, and consider alternate transportation options to help navigate the increased activity.

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

Beauty and the Beast- July 7th-July 12th- San Diego Civic Theater

Be Our Guest at BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, Disney’s first North American touring production of the beloved musical in over 25 years. This enchanting and timeless tale has been brought to life like never before, with spectacular new sets and dazzling costumes. The show boasts the Oscar®-winning and Tony Award®-nominated score, including the classic songs “Be Our Guest” and “Beauty and the Beast.” Reuniting to create this new production are members of the original Tony Award®-winning artistic team, including composer Alan Menken, lyricist Tim Rice, book writer Linda Woolverton, with direction and choreography by Matt West, scenic design by Stanley A. Meyer, costume design by Ann Hould-Ward and lighting design by Natasha Katz. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is the beloved musical that will fill your heart with joy and Disney magic.

Chris Stapleton- North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Chris Stapleton is a singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer from the United States. He grew up in Staffordsville, Kentucky, and was born in Lexington, Kentucky. Stapleton came to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2001 to pursue an engineering degree at Vanderbilt University but left to focus on his music career.

San Diego Symphony & Fit Present Pride Yoga- July 14th- Rady Shell

On Tuesday, July 14, 2026, Fit, The Rady Shell, and the San Diego Symphony invite you to join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating movement, community, inclusivity, and the spirit of Pride. Experience a sunset yoga practice in one of San Diego’s most iconic waterfront settings, featuring live savasana music from a San Diego Symphony quartet, appearance by Dreamgirls Revue, and special activations from lululemon and Gatorade.

JOSEPH BROOKS – RESIDENT SERVICE COORDINATOR

Starting Tuesday, July 7, Joseph Brooks will be your new point of contact for all reservations, including move-ins, deliveries, and amenity reservations. We are excited to welcome him to the Savina team and look forward to his contributions.

Please save his contact information:

Joseph Brooks
619-255-1204
jbrooks@actionlife.com

FRIENDLY REMINDER: PLEASE ENSURE CONTRACTORS DO NOT DISCONNECT FIRE SYSTEM COMPONENTS

As a reminder to all Savina residents, any contractors working inside your home must not remove, disconnect, or tamper with any fire-related components in your unit. This includes speakers, strobes, sensors, or any device that is part of the building’s fire/life safety system.

Contractors may cover these components with appropriate tape or protective material, but they should never be unplugged or taken down.

This past weekend, a vendor disconnected a fire-system speaker inside a unit. This created a “trouble” signal on the building’s fire panel. When this happens:

• We must immediately call an engineer to ensure the system is safe.
• Unless the sign-in sheet points us directly to the right unit, Engineering must spend time reviewing building plans to locate the issue.
• Most importantly, Savina’s system operates on a loop which means:
  • Disconnecting one speaker does not affect just one unit. It can disrupt communication across multiple units on that loop.
  • In a real fire, this could prevent life-safety alerts from reaching part of the building.

If a contractor disconnects fire equipment and it causes an emergency response, such as engineer call-outs, after-hours work, overtime for staff, or system repairs, the Association will seek reimbursement from the unit owner.

We want to avoid placing any resident in that situation, so please share this reminder with your contractors before they begin work. If you have any questions before work begins in your unit, the management team is always happy to assist.

QUIET HOURS REMINDER

To help maintain a peaceful and enjoyable living environment for all residents, please be mindful of noise levels. Residents are expected to use courtesy regarding voice levels, unnecessary noise, and boisterous conduct that may be heard outside their residential unit. This includes televisions, stereos, cell phones, other sound-emitting devices, and pets. Please keep the volume of all devices at a reasonable level, particularly during designated quiet hours from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Please be kind to your neighbors. There have been several noise complaints recently. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY, SAVINA!

As we celebrate Independence Day, we wish everyone a safe, fun, and memorable Fourth of July! From the beautiful beaches of Coronado and Mission Beach to neighborhood gatherings, barbecues, and community celebrations, the Fourth of July is a wonderful time to enjoy everything our region has to offer while spending time with family and friends. Here are just a few popular celebrations happening throughout the county:

Big Bay Boom Fireworks Show – One of the largest fireworks displays in California, visible from multiple locations around San Diego Bay, including the Embarcadero, Harbor Island, Shelter Island, and Coronado.

SeaWorld San Diego Fireworks – A spectacular evening fireworks show included with park admission.

Old Town San Diego State Historic Park – Family-friendly activities celebrating America’s heritage.

To help everyone enjoy the amenities safely this holiday weekend:

• No glass containers are permitted in the pool or spa area.
• Each residence is limited to four (4) guests in the pool/spa area at any one time.
• Smoking is not allowed in the pool/spa area
• Towels must be used and placed on all pool furniture
• Only flotation devices for small children (i.e. water wings) are permitted in the pool. No balls, toys, etc.

Have a fun, safe, and Happy Fourth of July!

In observance of Independence Day, the Management and Engineering teams will be off on Friday, July 3.

TRAVELING FOR THE HOLIDAY? PROTECT YOUR HOME
If you are heading out of town for the holiday, we recommend turning off the water supply to your residence before you leave. This simple step can help prevent costly water damage in the event of an unexpected leak while you are away. If you’re unsure where your unit’s water shut-off valves are located, the Engineering team is happy to show you where they are before your trip.

We also recommend confirming that the Association has a current emergency key for your unit. If an emergency occurs while you are away and we are unable to access your unit, forced entry may be necessary to prevent further damage. Any costs associated with forced entry and repairs would be the responsibility of the homeowner. If you have any questions, please contact Management.

NEW WASTE HAULER – UNIVERSAL WASTE
By: Alma Galindo, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

I am pleased to announce Savina’s new partnership with Universal Waste, which will serve as your waste hauler for trash, recycling, and organics beginning July 1, 2026. Ware Disposal’s final day of service will be June 30.

Over the past several months, I have monitored pickup schedules and bin usage, and have observed that bins were often only half full on service days. Based on these findings, I worked with the waste broker to create a more efficient schedule that maintains timely service, prevents overflow, reduces unnecessary pickups, and lowers costs for the community.

The revised service schedule is as follows:

• 2 yard trash compactor, serviced four times per week
• (1) 3 yard trash, serviced two times per week
• (2) 4 yard trash, serviced three times per week
• (1) 2 yard recycling compactor, serviced four times per week
• (1) 3 yard recycling, serviced three times per week
• (3) 4 yard recycling, serviced three times per week
• (1) 65 gallon organics, serviced one time per week

Previously, recycling was serviced six times per week, which proved to be more frequent than necessary. This adjustment, combined with the new vendor partnership, results in a monthly savings of $975.33, or $11,703.96 annually.

This schedule will continue to be monitored and adjusted if needed. I am confident this change will maintain service quality while delivering meaningful savings for the community. If you have any questions, please contact me directly at 619-255-1204 or agalindo@actionlife.com.

SAVINA 4^th OF JULY BBQ PARTY

Mark your calendars for Savina’s 4th of July BBQ on Saturday, July 4, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the Social Lounge. Residents may bring up to two adults per unit, and children living in the household are welcome to attend. Be sure to RSVP by June 29th using the registration link provided on the event flyer.

QUIET HOURS REMINDER

To help maintain a peaceful and enjoyable living environment for all residents, please be mindful of noise levels. Residents are expected to use courtesy regarding voice levels, unnecessary noise, and boisterous conduct that may be heard outside their residential unit. This includes televisions, stereos, cell phones, other sound-emitting devices, and pets. Please keep the volume of all devices at a reasonable level, particularly during designated quiet hours from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Please be kind to your neighbors. There have been several noise complaints recently. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

TRAVELING FOR THE HOLIDAY? PROTECT YOUR HOME

If you are heading out of town for the holiday, we recommend turning off the water supply to your residence before you leave. This simple step can help prevent costly water damage in the event of an unexpected leak while you are away. If you’re unsure where your unit’s water shut-off valves are located, the Engineering team is happy to show you where they are before your trip.

We also recommend confirming that the Association has a current emergency key for your unit. If an emergency occurs while you are away and we are unable to access your unit, forced entry may be necessary to prevent further damage. Any costs associated with forced entry and repairs would be the responsibility of the homeowner. If you have any questions, please contact Management.

SAVINA’S NEW RESIDENT SERVICES COORDINATOR- JOSEPH BROOKS

We are excited to welcome Joseph Brooks as Savina’s new Resident Services Coordinator, with an official start date of July 7. You may see him at the front desk before then as he assists the team through the on-call department.

Joseph joined Action Property Management in August 2025 and recently relocated from Portland, Oregon to San Diego. He brings a friendly, service focused approach along with experience in hospitality and the music industry, where he has worked as an electronic artist manager for seven years.

In his free time, Joseph enjoys concerts, movies, traveling, and exploring San Diego’s food scene.

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY, SAVINA!

As we celebrate Independence Day, we wish everyone a safe, fun, and memorable Fourth of July! From the beautiful beaches of Coronado and Mission Beach to neighborhood gatherings, barbecues, and community celebrations, the Fourth of July is a wonderful time to enjoy everything our region has to offer while spending time with family and friends.

Here are just a few popular celebrations happening throughout the county:

Big Bay Boom Fireworks Show – One of the largest fireworks displays in California, visible from multiple locations around San Diego Bay, including the Embarcadero, Harbor Island, Shelter Island, and Coronado.

SeaWorld San Diego Fireworks – A spectacular evening fireworks show included with park admission.

Old Town San Diego State Historic Park – Family-friendly activities celebrating America’s heritage.

Pool Reminders

To help everyone enjoy the amenities safely this holiday weekend:

• No glass containers are permitted in the pool or spa area.
• Each residence is limited to four (4) guests in the pool/spa area at any one time.
• Smoking is not allowed in the pool/spa area
• Towels must be used and placed on all pool furniture
• Only flotation devices for small children (i.e. water wings) are permitted in the pool. No balls, toys, etc.

Thank you for helping keep your community safe and enjoyable for everyone.

Have a fun, safe, and Happy Fourth of July!

In observance of Independence Day, the Management and Engineering teams will be off on Friday, July 3.

PROPER USE OF REFUSE ROOMS

Please help keep your community clean by disposing of all trash properly. Large items and anything that does not fit in the trash or recycling chutes must be taken directly to the main trash room on P1.

Please do not leave bags, boxes, or other items in the floor trash rooms, inside the chutes, or on the floor around the trash and recycling bins. All cardboard boxes must be broken down before being placed in the appropriate bin. Items left outside of bins create safety and sanitation concerns and may result in fines or cleaning charges.

Thank you for doing your part to keep your shared spaces clean and accessible for everyone.

COMMERCIAL LOT – NEW SIGNAGE

To ensure only authorized people access the commercial parking lot, we have placed signage at the entrance while the commercial gate remains open. The signs will indicate that the lot is reserved for authorized use only and are intended to discourage unauthorized individuals from parking or loitering in the area. Thank you!

BUILDING-WIDE CARPET CLEANING NOTICE

Carpet cleaning continues throughout the building, working from the top down. Crews will clean two floors at a time, with the exception of the final floors. Please exercise caution in freshly cleaned areas as surfaces may be damp. We appreciate your cooperation and patience during this carpet cleaning project.

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.

The Beach Boys with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra-Rady Shell-June 27^th

The Beach Boys mark more than a half century of making music, the group continues to ride the crest of a wave unequalled in America’s musical history. The Beach Boys – who have become synonymous with the California lifestyle and are an American icon to fans around the world – are bringing “The Sounds of Summer” tour to The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, featuring the San Diego Symphony Orchestra!

8th Annual Scoop San Diego Ice Cream Festival-North Park-June 28^th

Powered by Hollandia Dairy! Join us at the sweetest festival! Sample ice cream from over 30 vendors! Benefits Feeding San Diego. San Diego’s Sweetest Day Is Back!

Get ready to scoop, sample, and celebrate at the 8th Annual Scoop San Diego Ice Cream Festival, North Park’s most beloved summer tradition! Powered by Hollandia Dairy, join us for an afternoon of frozen treats, community, and a whole lot of fun — all for a great cause.

100% of net proceeds from the event go directly to Feeding San Diego, helping ensure that families across our community have access to nutritious food. When you indulge, you’re giving back.