Hey San Diego — hope you’re hangin’ in there. It’s one of those weeks that’s flying by but also somehow dragging, and we’re this close to the weekend. Hang tight. Almost Friday.

While you're daydreaming about clocking out early, how about locking down a night of pure serotonin? We're giving away a pair of tickets to see Fortune Feimster on her Takin’ Care of Biscuits Tour this Saturday at the San Diego Civic Theatre. It’s your LAST CHANCE to enter – and you know she’s about to wreck the place in the best way possible.

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• Sun Kil Moon is the musical equivalent of reading someone’s diary and realizing they’re kind of a genius. Don’t miss 6/11 at House of Blues – one of the rare chances to catch Mark Kozelek live and unfiltered.

• Your summer soul fix is covered. Neal Francis plays Belly Up on 6/17, and this isn’t some soft piano man set — it’s full-body funk with swirling psych flourishes.

• CRSSD Fest is taking over Waterfront Park next weekend — but the party doesn’t end when the sun sets. The CRSSD After Dark lineup just dropped. Check out who’s throwing down till 2am in your favorite clubs. The dancefloor doesn’t wait!

• Gorillaz are coming back to San Diego for the first time in years. They’ll hit Pechanga Arena on 10/25, and tickets go on sale this Monday. Expect a full-scale live show… if you’ve never seen them live, this is the one.

• Plus other just announced shows from Tucker Wetmore, Benny Benassi, The Beach Boys, Todd Barry, underscores, and more!

WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES IN SAN DIEGO

Want to put your money where the meaning is? Women’s History Month is the perfect time to support women-owned businesses around San Diego. Our guide features the shops that are building community with every sale. Check it out and share it.

• + check out all the female forward events happening this month!

THIS WEEKEND

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• The San Diego County Fair is hiring — and it might just be the weirdest, most wonderful job you've ever had. Apply now and make some summer cash while soaking in peak fair vibes.

• ICYMI: California’s Wildlife Conservation Board is throwing $60 million toward projects that’ll help animals (and people) thrive.

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