San Diego Weekend Guide: Día De Los Muertos; Fall Back Fest; Haunted Trail; Holiday Market; Season Opener

SAN DIEGO, CA — To keep your weekend fun and lively, Patch has rounded up some entertaining events going on throughout the San Diego region — from the southern border, to East County, through beach towns, to the uppermost points of North County and communities in between.

Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's slated this weekend from Saturday, Nov. 1 to Sunday, Nov. 2.

"Annie": Casa del Prado Theatre, San Diego

Brick-Or-Treat Monster Party: Legoland Carlsbad Resort, Carlsbad

Candlelight: Rings and Dragons: Adams Avenue Theater, San Diego

Candlelight: Tribute to Arijit Singh: Adams Avenue Theater, San Diego

Cirque Nocturne: Hard Rock Hotel San Diego, San Diego

Dead Man's Party: Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach

Día de los Muertos: SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego

Día de los Muertos Celebration: Downtown Chula Vista

Día de los Muertos Celebration and Potluck: Mission Valley

Día de los Muertos Dinner: Valle, Oceanside

Día de los Muertos Music, Movement, Story and Craft Time: San Diego Craft Collective, San Diego

Exposure Skate: Encinitas Community "Poods" Park, Encinitas

Drake Bell Live: Lou Lou's Jungle Room, San Diego

Fall Back Festival: Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House, San Diego

Halloween Spooktacular: SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego

Howl-O-Scream: SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego

La Jolla Symphony & Chorus Season Opener: Mandeville Auditorium, UC San Diego

Lee Brice: You, Me, & My Guitar: Pier 1 Hornblower Landing, San Diegp

Nature Collective Hosts Discovery Tour: San Elijo Lagoon and Ecological Reserve, Cardiff

San Diego Holiday Market: Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier, San Diego

Sally's Paws on the Patio: Sally's Waterfront Dining, San Diego

Surfer Girl: Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach

Susan G. Komen San Diego More Than Pink Walk: Balboa Park, San Diego

The Haunted Trail: Balboa Park, San Diego

Trout Season Opener: Santee Lakes, Santee

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