2026 NFL Draft — Rounds 4–7
Saturday, April 25, 2026
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2026 NFL Draft — Round 1
The 2026 NFL Draft opens in Pittsburgh and every city in the league is watching. Round 1 is the one night a year when football is pure theater — trades happen in real time, franchises change direction, and the best prospects in college football hear their names called in front of the whole country. Thirty-two picks, one night, and the kind of drama that doesn't need a script. On ESPN, ABC, and NFL Network starting at 5 PM. Find a bar, find your people, and watch the league reshape itself.
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2026 NFL Draft — Rounds 2 & 3
Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft — Rounds 2 and 3 — is where rosters actually get built. More Pro Bowl players come out of the second round than any fan wants to admit. The picks are harder, the scouting is deeper, and the teams that know what they are doing find value that Round 1 missed. Day 2 runs on ESPN, ABC, and NFL Network starting at 4 PM. The names you won't recognize today are the ones you'll know in three years.
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San Diego FC vs. Portland Timbers
The Portland Timbers travel with the Timbers Army — one of MLS's most devoted away followings — and when they arrive, they make a statement from kickoff. That's the energy that meets San Diego FC on April 25 at Snapdragon Stadium: a proper contest, two genuine fanbases, and ninety minutes that never feel routine. This is MLS at its best, and it's happening in your backyard.
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Sunflower Wine Bottle Painting
Sunflowers on a wine bottle. Two hours with a brush at Pinot's Palette in Temecula, and you leave with a centerpiece. Sunday afternoon. Instructor-led. They have a full wine bar.
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Angel City FC Home Match — April 26 at BMO Stadium
April 26 opens Angel City FC's home calendar at BMO Stadium in South Los Angeles — one of the most eagerly anticipated events in Los Angeles women's sports. Angel City FC launched in 2022 with the most media-visible founding group in women's professional sports history and immediately matched the hype with a product on the field and an atmosphere in the stands that established BMO Stadium as the NWSL's highest-attendance venue. The April home opener draws the club's most invested supporter base alongside the casual fans who make one or two trips per year and choose the first home match for the atmosphere. BMO Stadium under lights in April, with the downtown LA skyline visible beyond the east stand, is one of the better live sports settings in the entire city.
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San Diego Padres vs Chicago Cubs at Petco Park
The Chicago Cubs come to Petco Park starting April 27 in one of the most historically weighted pairings in the National League. The Cubs travel with one of baseball's largest and most vocal fan bases — there will be Cub blue in the left-field bleachers and along the first-base line before the first pitch is thrown, a reliable feature of any Chicago visit to any National League park. But Petco Park in April is one of the most beautiful baseball environments in the major leagues: the views from the upper deck toward the bay, the Gaslamp Quarter skyline visible over the left-field wall, and the Padres faithful showing a visiting crowd exactly what San Diego baseball looks like when the team is playing with purpose. April against the Cubs at Petco is not a casual visit — it is a reminder that the National League West intends to make its presence felt against a storied franchise.
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Foodies + New Friends: San Diego — Anime Edition
A micro-networking dinner series for anime fans in San Diego. Groups of 4-6 strangers are matched by age, hobbies, and interests, then sent to a different San Diego restaurant each week. You do not know where you're going until after you register. The anime edition brings together people who want to talk Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, and whatever they've been watching alone for years. Recurring weekly. Exact restaurant revealed to registrants after sign-up. Organized by Ermantourage Sports. Follow @ermantourage on Instagram.
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Nerd Nite San Diego #59
Three people stand up and talk about the thing they are most obsessed with. Past topics: why mantis shrimp see colors humans can't, the hidden economics of professional wrestling, deep-sea bioluminescence, and the Soviet space dog program. Bar open the whole time. 7PM, $5–$8 at the door. Kensington Club. One of SD's best-kept secrets.
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