Tee times open Sept. 25 for a three-day takeover where fans hit wedges from the upper decks toward greens on Uniqlo Field.

The stop is one of just seven arena dates on a tour ending with two nights at Madison Square Garden.

The 21-and-over night brings unlimited free carousel and Ferris wheel rides, plus a Cotton Candy Daiquiri and PamBazo Sopes menu.

Four blocks of Garnet Avenue go car-free for classic hot rods, a magician, and SDPD's own lowrider cruiser.

New owners at the 1425 Folsom Street club are booking house and techno acts, plus falafel and stickers to block phone cameras.

The Mission Valley horror convention returns October 17 with a Walking Dead actor, an escape room and a full day of zombie-themed programming.

Bobby Pulido headlines Rockport's Labor Day beach bash, which now spans three days with lucha libre, racing chihuahuas, and a $3,000 contest pot.

AEW tapes Dynamite and Collision Wednesday at the Palms' 2,500-seat Pearl Theater, with tickets still up at AEWTIX.com and AXS.

The $10-a-car finale wraps a 15th summer of free-ish concerts, this time at the city's biggest park instead of downtown.

Ticket buyers also get a pre-show block party with food, drinks and lawn games outside the Tobin Center.

Pat Monahan's 14-year-old son joins Train's Kansas City-area stop, days after playing alongside Keith Urban in Chicago.

Seven days of screenings hit the Paley Museum in October, with tickets already flying for Citi cardmembers and Paley members.

Three days of vintage horror hit the Atlanta Marriott Northeast, with Dark Shadows stars and a Richard Matheson tribute anchoring the 13th annual con.