Sack races and bucket pong return to Forest Park as AdultFun turns Central Park into a boozy playground for grown-ups on August 22.

Over 900 fans in Jungle Bird shirts and fake mustaches filled Comerica Park for the 17th Magnum P.I. Day, raising money for brain injury survivors.

Thousands of bricks, a butterfly sculpture and a ball-sorting machine filled the Baltimore Convention Center for BrickFair's weekend run.

A giant Nike ankle sock and prairie schooners barreled down Mt. Tabor as 42 teams chased glory — and each other into the hay bales.

Tickets for the October haunted train ride go on sale September 1, with admission capped at $15 per person.

Voice trouble forced Boone to scrap his Golden 1 Center show with less than an hour's notice. He's rescheduled for September 9.

Gates open at 5 p.m. Monday for Kahan's biggest San Diego show yet, but fans camping early face a no-tailgating, cashless gauntlet.

The Twin Cities K-pop convention grows into a two-day festival at RiverCentre, with ICHILLIN' headlining Aug. 30.

Organizers expect more than 10,000 people at the free Mountain Vista Drive festival, complete with a dog costume contest.

Free entry, but the parking lot charges $5 cash for the Coliseum's 850 spots. Funko Pops, Liga MX gear, and signed memorabilia filled the floor.

The Tampa Bay Rodeo returns to Dover for its first-ever Labor Day weekend after a sold-out July show packed the fairgrounds.

The Miami rap mogul arrived on his own jet, got a custom “The Boat” jersey, and told fans it was “major league.”

Live music, lawn games, and tacos hit JFK Promenade this weekend at the pop-up garden bar near the Rose Garden.