Klyde Warren Park will host Dallas’ official July 4 celebration this Saturday with live music, food trucks and a skyline fireworks finale.

Monster Jam World Finals XXVI will be at Lucas Oil Stadium over the Fourth of July weekend in 2027, promising a huge pit party and championship competitions.

Mason’s Red, Rhythm & Boom pairs national bands with family attractions and a Rozzi’s drone-and-fireworks finale as part of America250.

Amelia Card has taken over Poor David's Pub; the Cedars venue will pause in July for upgrades and is set to reopen Aug. 7 with live shows.

GalaxyCon returns to New Orleans next weekend with William Shatner, Kevin Smith and a packed roster of panels, cosplay and late‑night After Dark events.

GameTime will close its Centro Ybor arcade on Aug. 9 after 16 years; the company says game-card and gift-card balances will be honored and may be used at other Florida locations.

After a summer of near‑misses, Shaun Deeb captured his ninth WSOP bracelet in the $1,500 eight‑game mix at Paris Las Vegas.

A ticketed, lakefront fan zone at Hansen Dam will screen World Cup knockout matches July 2–5 with four giant screens, DJs, food trucks and family programming.

Chula Vista’s waterfront festival returns Aug. 22 with live stages, water activities and a limited Tides & Tastes pass. Admission is free and shuttle service will be available.

Soaked crowds, lightning delays and a brief soundboard sabotage joined classic‑rock headliners in KLAQ’s Street Fest memories of downtown El Paso.

Milwaukee’s 43‑foot mini Eiffel Tower is back in Cathedral Square ahead of Bastille Days (July 9–12), bringing a 5K, hundreds of vendors and a centerpiece cake.

Anime Expo returns July 2–5 with concerts, world premieres and an expanded downtown footprint stretching from the L.A. Convention Center to Crypto.com Arena.

Steve Neuhaus says the New York Air Show lands at Orange County Airport Aug. 1–2, 2026, with the USAF Thunderbirds, B‑25J “Panchito” and West Point parachutists.