The Houston Ballet concludes its season with "Sparrow," a triple bill at The Wortham Center, showcasing their range in contemporary and classical dance until June 22.

Plymouth's Music in Plymouth 5K race supports the Music in Plymouth event and is set for June 28 at the Northwest Greenway. Registration and details are available on active.com.

The Bookmobile in Cobb County serves as a mobile library providing books through the Books2Keep program, in partnership with the Cobb County School District.

Arlington is set to host a variety of events, including Six Flags' Summerbration, pool openings, an M.C. Escher exhibit, The Smurf Experience, and a cleanup event. Other activities involve theater, concerts, sports, and dining experiences.

San Diego's Big Bay Boom fireworks celebration will take place on July 4th at 9 p.m., with prime viewing spots along the waterfront and additional services provided by MTS for attendees.

The Coon Rapids Dam hosts its second concert of the season with LP & the 45s, free admission and parking, starting at 7 p.m., with concessions from local groups.

Plymouth's Music in Plymouth event returns for its 53rd year on July 2 at the Hilde Performance Center with performances including the Minnesota Orchestra.

Brian Wilson, co-founder of The Beach Boys, has died at 82. His family confirmed his death. He left an indelible mark on music, particularly with the album "Pet Sounds." His personal struggles and later resurgence were also noted.

Twenty One Pilots will tour North America, with a stop in Tampa on October 11th, promoting their new album "Breach" and its first single "The Contract." Tickets go on sale June 20th.

Kennywood's Steel Curtain roller coaster stopped due to sensitive safety sensors. It resumed after a 20-minute halt with no incidents reported. This follows a season-long closure for structural modifications.

Plymouth introduces a new cricket pitch at The Meadows Playfield with amenities like pickleball, tennis courts, sledding hill, and more during a ribbon-cutting event on June 17.

The Blue Man Group is ending their 30-year run in Boston with final performances up to July 6, with 4.5 million viewers since 1995. Reasons for closure are undisclosed, but the group remains active elsewhere.

Minneapolis Parks has announced a series of Juneteenth events, including live performances, arts, sports, and educational activities at Bethune and Peavey Parks, aimed at celebrating African American culture.