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A roundup of things to do in La Jolla this week, including meetings, workshops, concerts, community advisory groups and more.

Things to do in La Jolla, including concerts, art events and more.

Pano Ocean Views!

Each year La Jolla Youth Baseball takes a week off while the schools are on spring break. Teams have been working hard since Opening Day Feb. 27. The timing is good because the kids may need a breather… especially considering the near record pace of home runs they’ve seen this season.

Although La Jolla High School’s athletic field is getting ripped apart for renovation, that’s not stopping the Vikings from ripping it up on opponents’ fields.

Behind by four runs in its Western League opener March 23 against Point Loma, La Jolla High had its Division II rival right where it wanted it.

A water shutdown is planned for 11 p.m. Sunday April 3 to 6 a.m. Monday April 4, the City of San Diego Public Utilities Department announced.

The Sanford Burnham Prebys (SBP) Medical Discovery Institute family – scientists, donors, staff, and friends – gathered for a celebratory 40th Anniversary Tribute Concert on May 10, featuring performances by flutists Sir James and Lady Jeanne Galway and their long-time accompanist, pianist Phillip Moll.

Letters to the Editor: La Jollans speak out about Maintenance Assessment District (MAD), speed limits, public art, sea lions and more

A year ago, San Diego Art Institute hosted a one-night-only mass meet-up of artists called “MAS (Mutual Appreciation Society) Attack,” which brought together 150 art-makers from Los Angeles and San Diego to show and view their work. Nothing was for sale; everything was there to be appreciated, and the chance to interact with so many different artists at once made it a very special event for local art-lovers.