Julia Dixon Evans is an Arts Reporter/Host at KPBS. She covers a wide range of topics related to arts and culture, including theater, urban art, and cultural movements, while also exploring themes in publishing and media. Julia's work has been featured in KPBS (89.5 FM), where she contributes to the vibrant San Diego arts scene through her podcast, newsletter, and calendar.
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Julia Dixon Evans' coverage focuses on local arts and events in San Diego, with an emphasis on entertainment news and cultural topics. She frequently covers weekend arts events, highlighting a variety of cultural experiences.
Given her focus on local arts and culture, Julia may be interested in pitches that showcase unique or upcoming artistic events in the San Diego area. This could include new art exhibitions, theater productions, dance performances, or poetry readings.
For those wishing to reach out to Julia Dixon Evans with potential story ideas or event coverage pitches, focusing on the vibrant and diverse artistic scene within San Diego would likely resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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By: Julia Dixon Evans
This weekend in the arts in San Diego: Jimmy Dorantes at The Photographer's Eye; San Diego River Park art in Santa Ysabel; Brisk One at Woo Studios; Lauren Gunderson's "A Room in the Castle" at Moxie; Hi-Res storytelling; Mother's Day at the library and more.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
From hip-hop to folk, these San Diego musicians stood out with creativity and serious skill in their 2026 NPR Tiny Desk Contest submissions.
By: Anthony Wallace, Julia Dixon Evans
San Diego once had a streetcar network connecting downtown to neighborhoods including North Park, City Heights, Mission Beach and La Jolla. We explore how the rise of the automobile reshaped development in the region and changed how people move through the city today.
By: Anthony Wallace, Julia Dixon Evans, Audy Mcafee
Pokémon helped define a generation. But as card prices soar and resellers take over more of the market, fans are wondering whether the community and connection at the heart of Pokémon can survive its massive success.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
Hanging jellyfish sculptures made from reclaimed ocean trash are shown in an undated photo. "Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea" opens May 22, 2026, at the San Diego Natural History Museum.
By: Julia Dixon Evans, Gabriela Zappi
Art from "UNFOLD Projects Exhibition 01: We Must Imagine It" is shown in an undated installation photo. The exhibit will be on view at ICA San Diego-North May 30 through Aug. 2, 2026.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
In her second year as San Diego poet laureate, Paola Capó-García continues bringing poetry and expression to every corner of the region — and wants more people to feel welcome in the world of poetry.
By: Anthony Wallace, Julia Dixon Evans
We’re also curious about why you think people seek out book clubs and reading communities. Have you noticed more people joining book clubs in recent years?
By: Anthony Wallace, Julia Dixon Evans
A game once associated with grandparents is finding a new generation of fans. As mahjong clubs fill up and social media fuels curiosity, players are rediscovering a pastime that offers a mix of strategy, luck and a place to belong.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
The 2025 EXPO Design Market is shown at Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in an undated photo.
