The Creative City Project hosts "Happy Frights" and "Haunting Nights" at Leu Gardens in Orlando, offering family-friendly and adult Halloween experiences from September 27 to October 31.

The 17th Cleveland Italian Film Festival returns in September, showcasing Italian films over three Thursdays. Joyce Mariani, the founder, focuses on a relaxed pace, screening only one film per evening.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center announces its annual Fall Festival, featuring a variety of performances and interactive experiences from September 12-15, such as a free showing of 'Aladdin' and an 'instrument petting zoo.'

Universal Orlando Resort introduces Halloween Horror Nights earlier this year, featuring haunted houses, scare zones, and for the first time, ASL in "A Quiet Place" house.

TLC's T-Boz fell ill, leading to canceled shows at the New York State Fair and in Connecticut. Hospitalized for an abdominal blockage, she's recovering and the concerts may be rescheduled.

Chandler celebrates Constitution Day on September 17 with a morning program featuring a proclamation, speakers, activities, and refreshments at the City Hall Courtyard.

Chandler's "Chandler Contigo" program celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of cultural events including music, poetry, film, art exhibits, and family activities from September 15 to October 15.

Knoxville's Henley Bridge is set to relaunch its decorative lighting, upgraded with cost-effective LED technology, enhancing the city's nightscape after a six-year hiatus.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is returning to the Bay Area with new acts, including highwire stunts and aerial performances, BMX tricks, and live music.

The University of Texas at Austin is hosting free tailgate concerts for football season, featuring Midland and West 22nd, along with food and drinks, starting August 31.

Ramsey's event promises live music by Jacuzzi Puma and a Tom Petty tribute concert, with fireworks to end the night.

The 10th annual Pepsi National Battle of the Bands at Houston's NRG Stadium showcased HBCU marching bands, fostering pride, and benefiting local education and economy.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Flicks on the Bricks event in Burnsville, featuring "Grease", and a park visioning engagement have been rescheduled to next Friday.