#summer-events

#summer-events

Golf has dominated screens this summer, showcasing events from Rory McIlroy's Masters win to the release of Happy Gilmore 2, energizing the sport's popularity.

The Dodgers are hosting a weekend series against the Blue Jays with evening and afternoon games, with tips available for getting the best tickets.

King's Cross's Summer Sounds festival features an eclectic range of free outdoor performances, including flamenco workshops, West End stars showcasing popular showtunes, and a family-friendly jazz day.

During a summer packed with sporting events, finding time to enjoy life amid the social obligations and sports fandom becomes a challenging balancing act.

This summer, celebrate with festivals, food, and live music across the Bay Area. Events range from the massive crowds at Outside Lands to vibrant night markets with farm-to-table menus.

All Day SF's Brand New 1.5 Acre Outpost Picnic Meadow is opening at Presidio Tunnel Tops, providing a new space for outdoor enjoyment.

Sip on some of the finest wines while mingling with fellow wine enthusiasts at our 'Somm Confidential' themed Summer Social. Enjoy three fabulous wines while learning practical skills and listening to service horror tales.

Manhattanhenge occurs twice a year, aligning the setting sun with Manhattan's grid on July 11 (full sun) and July 12 (half sun).

The San Jose Giants will once again light up the skies during the 2024 season with a series of exciting fireworks games planned throughout the summer.

The Stanislaus County Fair showcasing local talent with live concerts and beloved events like tractor pulls and motocross offers a unique experience for fairgoers.

From June 30 to September 15, 2025, Topgolf immersive experience invites players to step into the Marvel universe with The Fantastic Four-themed games.

Taste the Gables Restaurant Month features over 70 restaurants in Coral Gables offering discounted lunch and dinner menus, aiming to boost local dining during summer.

"Health services and the population are at risk due to heat alerts across most of England, forecasted temperatures could reach the hottest day of the year."

The "Pier Party at the Wharf" concert series at Fisherman's Wharf runs every 2nd and 4th Saturday from June to September, featuring local musicians.

"He's the life of the party and he's gonna hit the dance floor hard!" one source told TMZ. Another source speculated that Bloom "might even sneak away with Leo DiCaprio for some bar crawling."

Residents of Saratoga can sign up for the annual apricot harvest, set for late June to mid-July, but only a randomly selected group will participate.

"We're proud to have continued this tradition more than 125 years," said Mary Loeffelholz, dean of Cornell SCE. "Cornell is such an expansive university in terms of our intellectual breadth and depth, global reach and community impact. Cornell SCE's summer events bring some of this expansiveness back home to Ithaca, for everyone who wants to keep learning and have fun while doing it."

"We wanted to design something that felt surreal yet joyful-like stepping into the pages of a storybook," said Azizan Ali of Design House Decor.

KICK OFF SUMMER WITH FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS!! Each week brings special themes, fun activities, live music, and outdoor movies.

Get ready to spend your summer square in the middle of the action-literally. The Union Square Partnership just dropped its full 2025 lineup of free outdoor events.

Sea-faring leviathans will visit central London this summer, allowing landlubbers to see these enormous cruise ships up close from the riverside.

Redwood City's Movies on the Square returns in 2025, offering free outdoor films every Thursday from June 5 through August 28, featuring family-friendly films and special events.

Redwood City's Movies on the Square will feature free double features every Thursday starting June 5, 2025, promising exciting family-friendly and classic films.

Mouth of America explores the overmedicated culture, featuring a statue of Lady Liberty swallowing giant pills, highlighting chronic illness and distrust in institutions.