Annual Events
- Adams Avenue Roots Festival in Normal Heights
- Adams Avenue Street Fair in Normal Heights
- America's Finest City Half Marathon
- Art Walk, the largest art event in the San Diego/Tijuana region in Little Italy
- Art Walk on the bay in the Marina district
- Asian Film Festival
- Cabrillo Festival commemorating the discovery of San Diego Bay by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
- Carnevale, a Venetian mask and costume competition in Little Italy
- ConDor - San Diego's Oldest SF&Fantasy Convention
- Comic-Con
- 2007 Corso degli Artisti Street Painting Festival in Little Italy
- Farmers Insurance Open Golf Tournament (formerly called the Buick Invitational) at Torrey Pines Golf Course
- Siciliano in Little Italy
- Fleet Week
- Gator by the Bay Zydeco & Blues Festival
- Holiday Bowl at Qualcomm Stadium in East Mission Valley
- Jewish Film Festival
- Latino Film Festival
- MCAS Miramar Air Show
- Italian Motorsport Show in Little Italy
- Open Air Book Fair in Hillcrest
- Over-the-line at Fiesta Island
- Parade of Lights on San Diego Bay in December
- Poinsettia Bowl at Qualcomm Stadium in East Mission Valley
- Portuguese U.P.S.E.S. Festa and Parade throughout neighborhoods of Point Loma
- Precious Festa, the largest Italian festival in the Western U.S. in Little Italy
- San Diego Crew Classic on Mission Bay
- San Diego/Del Mar Fair in the nearby city of Del Mar.
- San Diego Pride parade and festival in Hillcrest
- Street Scene Music Festival
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