Good morning, Oceanside.

The Oceanside Museum of Art opened The Art of Autism: A Different Lens last week to show works by more than a dozen neurodivergent artists during Autism Awareness Month, and it has posts that share personal messages from the artists.

The exhibition—featuring art forms like sculptures, paintings and tapestries and work by 23-year-old Spencer Brown—is set to run through August 3.

Over a dozen high school students from The Grauer School learned real-world physics at an indoor skydiving facility Friday morning—gaining hands-on experience with key physical laws.

California will ban sell by dates on July 1, 2026—experts say that unclear food labels make many families throw out food that is still safe.

Feeding San Diego and a nonprofit study say using only best if used by and use by dates may help cut waste and save money.

Mystic Soul Ritual Shop Spiritual Faire

12-6 p.m. — Mystic Soul Ritual Shop — Free entry — Explore local artistry and enjoy live music in a vibrant community setting.

First Friday at Tremont Collective

Epic night of eats, drinks, music — Time range not specified — Tremont Collective — Free entry — A family-friendly community gathering featuring food, art, and live music.