Up to 150,000 fans are expected at Emerson Central Fields for the free, weekend-long spectacle, complete with a fireworks finale.

Arizona's biggest anime convention spreads across two downtown Phoenix hotels this weekend, with badges still available at the door.

Tom Ryan Park hosts a full day of music, food and family fun on October 3, with free admission and free parking.

The downtown Phoenix venue marks 15 years on October 3 with 15 local acts, four DJs, and even karaoke.

Tickets run $18 to $90 for the Palmdale Amphitheater show, with gates opening two hours before showtime.

The riverfront festival adds outdoor movie nights and a wellness zone for its second year at Centennial Park.

G.T. Bray Park's free Halloween bash returns October 16 with age-group costume contests and cash-free prizes for kids and families.

Coffee, Campfires, and Cryptids hits Atherton Square Sept. 18 with free hot chocolate and a costume contest.

The Jacksonville pop-punk band returns to the festival it once played as up-and-comers, now 23 years after Ocean Avenue.

The Labor Day weekend con was born to replace Arlington's shuttered ArlingCon — now it fills a 48,600-square-foot expo hall.

Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Sunday for the Black Parade tour stop, with Jimmy Eat World playing Bleed American start to finish.

The Plaza Theatre marks six decades of Starfleet with Wrath of Khan, tribble crafts and a real Oscar winner in the house.

The ticketed downtown festival returns to War Memorial Plaza with a job fair and Saturday road closures.