🎆 More July 4 fireworks:

• Lake Murray Fireworks and Music Fest, Lake Murray
• Star-Spangled Extravaganza, Kennedy Park, El Cajon
• The Spirit of the Fourth, Rancho Bernardo High School
• Red, White and Boom, Bradley Park, San Marcos
• Independence Day Fireworks, Grape Day Park, Escondido
• Coronado Fireworks Over Glorietta Bay, near Stingray Point
• Independence Day Celebration, Brengle Terrace Park, Vista
• July 4th Picnic + Fireworks, Olive Peirce Middle School, Ramona

• Secret San Diego Open Mic | Monday, June 26 | 6:30 p.m. | The Music Box, 1337 India St., San Diego | Free | This is your chance to show off your hidden talent.
• Spreckels Organ Summer Festival 2023 | Monday, June 26 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Spreckels Organ Pavilion, 2125 Pan American E. Rd, San Diego | Free | The annual organ festival offers 90-minute shows celebrating a different genre each week — this time, young artists get a chance to shine.

• Coronado Farmers Market | Tuesday, June 27 | 2:30-6 p.m. | Coronado Ferry Landing, 1201 First St. | Free | Shop local where the farm meets the beach.
• “Ted Lasso” Trivia | Tuesday, June 27 | 6-8 p.m. | Liberty Public Market, 2820 Historic Decatur Rd., San Diego | Free | AFC Richmond fans, your goal is to answer questions about this show.
• “SIX” | Tuesday, June 27 | 7 p.m. | Civic Theatre, 1100 Third Ave., San Diego | $44-$159 | It’s opening night of this new, revered musical running locally through Sunday, July 9, in which Henry VIII’s six wives take the mic to remix history.

• County officials recently broke ground on the $15 million Ramona Community Resource Center at 12th and Main streets, next door to Ramona Library. The center is set to open in late 2024 and will offer behavioral, public health, and child welfare services to the community’s 5,000 residents.

• San Diego’s only $5.3 million “rotating home” — as in, the property slowly spins 360°, showcasing spectacular East County mountain and coastal ocean views — is now on sale for the first time ever. The luxurious listing, built in 2004, sits atop Mt. Helix in La Mesa. (CBS8)

• Let’s countdown: 3…2…1. Sesame Place San Diego will unveil its all-new Count’s Splash Castle this Friday — an upgraded, multi-level water attraction with 111 play elements like slides and spray jets. The area is double the size of the attraction that was there when the theme park debuted last year.

• Did you see it? A meteor lit up the skies in parts of San Diego County over the weekend — and was caught on camera by Clairemont and Mission Hills residents. According to NASA, these “shooting stars” are spotted when they enter the Earth’s atmosphere at high speed and burn up. (Fox 5 + NASA)

• SDSU Men’s Basketball star Nathan Mensah — a two-time Mountain West defensive player of the year — has signed a deal with the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets. The center is expected to join the team’s roster starting Friday, July 7, at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

• Hell’s Kitchen at Harrah’s Resort Southern California — the hotspot from celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay — was recently named one of the best casino restaurants in San Diego County by the California Restaurant Association. The restaurant’s design and menu are inspired by the “Hell’s Kitchen” TV cooking competition.

• Tomorrow’s Nat Talk at theNat will feature a screening of “Human Footprint,” an upcoming PBS documentary series exploring how humans are transforming the planet. Series host Shane Campbell-Staton will host the local event and the filmmakers — Day’s Edge Productions, based in San Diego — will be there, too.

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Santee Drive-In, 10990 Woodside Ave. N.

• Open: Daily, year-round
• Upcoming showings: The schedule varies weekly — we spy “The Flash,” “Elemental,” and more running through at least Thursday, June 29.
• Ticket prices: $12 for guests age 13+, $6 for kids ages 4-12, free for kids 3 and under
• Fun features: Two movies are included in your ticket price — and don’t miss the snack bar.

South Bay Drive-In Theatres, 2170 Coronado Ave.

• Open: Year-round, Friday-Tuesday
• Upcoming showings: Peep the “Coming Soon” schedule — “Barbie” and “Haunted Mansion” are on deck.
• Ticket prices: $10 adults, $1 for kids ages 5-9
• Fun features: Each ticket gets you admission to two movies; look for snack bar coupons.