Commissioner Gail Hambrick and Clayton County’s Parks & Recreation hosted a community Movie Under the Stars event at Flat Shoals Park, focusing on community bonding.

Clayton County held a Senior Adults Day at Spivey Splash Water Park to offer local seniors a unique recreational opportunity, showcasing the community's dedication to inclusive and creative activities for elders.

Metro Detroit offers a weekend full of events including food festivals, pride parties, musical performances, and Juneteenth celebrations, providing a variety of cultural experiences.

Street closures are planned in downtown Minneapolis for the Celebration 2024 Prince event. The city suggests using alternative transportation and provides details on its website.

The Stars & Stripes Fireworks Celebration in Sandy Springs is set for July 4 with live music, food trucks, and a fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. at City Springs. No personal tents or sparklers allowed.

Cruel Summer, a Taylor Swift tribute band, is set to perform in Duncanville's Armstrong Park on Fourth of July weekend, promising a concert full of Swift's hits.

The Catawba Two Kings Casino in Kings Mountain now offers live table games, increasing its appeal to Charlotte-area gamblers while creating 135 new jobs.

The Spark!Fishers festival in Fishers features a new drone show, fireworks, a 1-Mile Walk/Run, and cultural events from June 24-29, with Indy Ignite as grand marshal and a focus on Kurt Vonnegut's legacy.

Tyler, the Creator has withdrawn from headlining Lollapalooza and Outside Lands without explanation. Sabrina Carpenter will replace him at Outside Lands.

Comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias was honored with the key to the city in Long Beach during a sold-out show, highlighting his local roots and success.

Tyler, the Creator is out of the Lollapalooza lineup, with Megan Thee Stallion stepping in as the Thursday headliner.

The Oregon Zoo begins its Zoo Nights summer series on June 21 featuring live music, diverse food options, and family activities for ten Fridays through August 23. Tickets must be bought in advance.

Sabrina Carpenter will perform in Chicago on Oct. 13 as part of her 'Short n' Sweet Tour.' Her hits "Espresso" and "Please Please Please" are chart-toppers.