What’s happening in the next few weeks:

* “Titanic” Museum. Yes, there’s a whole museum dedicated to the filming of the unsinkable movie “Titanic,” on the old 20th Century Fox lot in Rosarito. Saturdays, 2-6 p.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. $5. Free Road, three miles south of downtown Rosarito.

* “Carnaval,” Feb. 19-24. Baja’s quirky pre-Lent equivalent to Mardi Gras offers all-night street entertainment, the coronation of El Rey Feo (The Ugly King), scary parades, festive floats, greased pig contests and more. Starts Feb. 19 in Ensenada and Feb. 20 in San Felipe. Call the tourism office in each city for Carnaval event schedules and locations. In Ensenada, call 011-52-617-23022; in San Felipe, 011-52-657-71155.

* “Homage a Benjamin Serrano.” A retrospective of the work of the French painter who spent the last years of his life in Tijuana. Through mid-February. Tijuana Cultural Center. Avenida Paseo de los Heroes and Mina Street, Tijuana. 011-52-66-841111, Ext. 105.

* “Two-Nation Train Tour,” Feb. 7 and 21. Vintage cars from the San Diego Railroad Museum travel to Tecate and back for a day trip that includes a tour of the Tecate Brewery and time for lunch and shopping in Tecate. 10 a.m. departure from Campo. $35. Call the San Diego Railroad Museum at (619) 595-3030 for reservations.

* “World Tournament of Surfing,” Feb. 11-21. For the first time, the island of Todos Santos will be used for a 10-day international surfing tournament featuring top competitors from around the world. Because of environmental concerns and dangerous conditions, only competitors, press and officials will be permitted on the island, but remote-viewing locations will be set up throughout the city of Ensenada for the public. Check for viewing at Papas and Beer, Hussong’s Cantina, Hotel Villa Marina and Hotel Bahia. (619) 486-0370 for tournament details.