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June 16-18 Find out what's happening this weekend in Phoenix. You cansee some live music, see the most current art exhibitions and more. Find more things to do this weekend on Whatever kind of day your pops is looking for, It's always a good time to support Black-owned businesses in Greater Phoenix, especially during Juneteenth. Saturday Come experience the Heard Museum like never before! They're partnering with Cowtown Skateboards and Seven Layer Army to host this unforgettable Skate Hemapai (gathering). Beat the Heard to be the first to purchase a pair of Nike SB N7 Dunk Low Pro “Decon” Sneakers (while supplies last) with a portion of all shoe sales benefitting the Phoenix Indian Center. Concerts & PerformancesThis Weekend Shows are taking place more often now, including theatre performances, comedy shows and concerts. Here's who you can see perform this weekend: Friday: • • Saturday: • • • • Sunday: • Sports This Weekend Our local teams are giving it their all. Here's who you can cheer onthis weekend: Friday: • Saturday: • • Saturday: • Through June 28 Presenting five displays which explore the areas where da Vinci made his greatest impact, Leonardo: The Universal Man is truly an exciting new take on his famed drawings, sketchings, and journal entries. This exciting take on celebrated da Vinci discoveries and creations like the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and the Vitruvian Man bring audiences to awe with state of the art projection technology; featuring animated and kal...

This Weekend There’s never a shortage of things to do in Sacramento. Weekend events are always popular, and they run the gamut from concerts and festivals to small spoken-word events at local coffee bars, author talks, family activities and so much more. Your weekend in Sacramento won’t be complete without taking a look at the events listed below, or hopping on to Sacramento 365, the year-round source for Sacramento events. Don’t miss out on our list of annual events, many of which span weekends, but also take the time to peruse the smaller events for a unique experience during your time in the city.

Are you looking for fun things to do in Raleigh this weekend? This weekly update, hand crafted by us, will help you plan for memorable moments with your friends, family, or even just by yourself. Red Hat Amphitheater We update this post every Tuesday to share the weekly events in Raleigh this weekend and until the following Monday. We try to cover a wide range of interests and will include suggestions on things to do that aren’t event based, like visiting a museum, or taking a hike! Our weekly list offers a variety of options, including events, festivals, concerts, activities for both kids and adults, sports and seasonal events. We have something for everyone! And if the event is good enough, we’ll share fun activities in the surrounding areas of the Triangle, including Durham, Chapel Hill and our close municipalities like Cary and Wake Forest. • • • • • • • • • • Fun things to do in Raleigh This Weekend Waving hello from Paris! Firstly, hello from PARIS! We arrived yesterday after a sleepless, red eye flight. It’s the only option coming in from Raleigh, or the East Coast. While it was a struggle to keep our eyes open on day one, we had a fantastic first day in this wonderful city. We’re in Europe for a month. You can follow along on our travel account There’s a lot happening this week in Raleigh with more Pride events, Juneteenth celebrations and Father’s Day. We hope all our dads and father figures have a wonderful weekend. We do our best to check information for each ev...

Juneteenth (June 19), also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Emancipation Day or Liberation Day, marks the emancipation of Black people who had been enslaved in the United States. Not until recently did this historically significant and culturally relevant holiday begin to gain the notice that it deserves. In the nation’s capital, where Juneteenth has been recognized as an official holiday since 2004, you will find plenty of ways to celebrate Black history, freedom and expression. DC’s Convention Center turns into a massive celebration of geek culture during Awesome Con. More than 70,000 fans will be able to see their favorite stars from comics, films, TV, toys and games throughout Awesome Con, a three-day festival that is Washington, DC’s own Comic Con. Expect plenty of costumed attendees and an array of activities to enjoy during one of the city’s most vibrant annual events. Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mount Vernon Place NW, Washington, DC 20001 Now in its second year, the Home Rule Music Festival celebrates the rich music and cultural scene of Washington, DC. Events take place across three days over two weekends (June 16-17 & 24), with performances at Songbyrd, Black Cat and the Parks at Walter Reed which will host a free afternoon of food, family fun, an outdoor record fair and music including DC's own Go-Go legends, Experience Unlimited. Kick back and groove to the music with sangria in hand at Jazz in the Garden on Fridays throughout the summer, held...

Shutterstock/BluIz60 Looking for the best things to do in NYC this weekend? Here are our top plans we know you’ll enjoy this weekend: 1. Shutterstock / Ron Adar This long weekend we’re coming up on the third year of Juneteenth officially considered a federal holiday. It’s important to take this time to 2. Shutterstock This Sunday marks Father’s Day, so it’s important to show the father figure in your life just how much they mean to you. Whether that be taking them on a whiskey distillery tour or enjoy a steak dinner, find even more ways to celebrate dad with our 3. Facebook / The Public Theater From now through August 6, 2023, Shakespeare in the Park is putting on their production of ‘Hamlet.’ The 2023 season just began but we can already tell it’s going to be a summer of performances to remember. Find out all the details you need to know on how to score free tickets to 4. the stunning world of Bridgerton at this decadent ball, now open “The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience” has arrived in NYC, and you’re on the invite list! Prepare for an unforgettable night out in a decked-out ballroom with delicious themed cocktails, countless photo ops, and jaw-dropping theatrical performances while listening to talented musicians play hits from the Bridgerton soundtrack. You won’t want to miss this unforgettable ball, so grab your tickets 5. Facebook/ Domino Park Though summer doesn’t officially start until the 21st of June, NYC has already kicked into full summer mode. So whethe...

Photo credit: Joe Mabel via Flickr Looking for some exciting new things to do in Seattle this weekend? The weekend is finally here and it’s packed with If you’re looking for more weekend ideas, check out Here are the top things to do in Seattle this weekend that you won’t want to miss: 1. Go to the via Shutterstock When: Saturday, June 17 and Sunday, June 18 Where: Fremont Cost: Free Two days of wacky, quirky fun are coming up in Fremont this weekend. The Solstice Parade (and famous naked bike ride) is on Saturday but there will be food, vendors, and entertainment on both days. 2. Go to Stranger Things: The Experience Stranger Things: The Experience just opened in Seattle! This immersive experience looks like a blast, whether you’re a fan of the Netflix show or you just really love the ’80s. A limited amount of 3. Experience an Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience has reopened in Seattle due to popular demand. If you missed it the first time around, here’s your chance to see Van Gogh’s art in an all-new way. 4. See a concert at the Summer Solstice Night Market When: Saturday, June 17 from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. Where: South Lake Union Cost: Free to $20-$30 After you’ve had a fun day at the Fremont Fair, head down to South Lake Union for the 5. Celebrate Father’s Day in Seattle When: Sunday, June 18 Looking for last-minute ideas to celebrate the father figure(s) in your life? Check out 6. Celebrate Juneteenth in Seattle via Shutterstock Juneteen...

June 16-18 Find out what's happening this weekend in Phoenix. You cansee some live music, see the most current art exhibitions and more. Find more things to do this weekend on Whatever kind of day your pops is looking for, It's always a good time to support Black-owned businesses in Greater Phoenix, especially during Juneteenth. Saturday Come experience the Heard Museum like never before! They're partnering with Cowtown Skateboards and Seven Layer Army to host this unforgettable Skate Hemapai (gathering). Beat the Heard to be the first to purchase a pair of Nike SB N7 Dunk Low Pro “Decon” Sneakers (while supplies last) with a portion of all shoe sales benefitting the Phoenix Indian Center. Concerts & PerformancesThis Weekend Shows are taking place more often now, including theatre performances, comedy shows and concerts. Here's who you can see perform this weekend: Friday: • • Saturday: • • • • Sunday: • Sports This Weekend Our local teams are giving it their all. Here's who you can cheer onthis weekend: Friday: • Saturday: • • Saturday: • Through June 28 Presenting five displays which explore the areas where da Vinci made his greatest impact, Leonardo: The Universal Man is truly an exciting new take on his famed drawings, sketchings, and journal entries. This exciting take on celebrated da Vinci discoveries and creations like the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and the Vitruvian Man bring audiences to awe with state of the art projection technology; featuring animated and kal...

Shutterstock/BluIz60 Looking for the best things to do in NYC this weekend? Here are our top plans we know you’ll enjoy this weekend: 1. Shutterstock / Ron Adar This long weekend we’re coming up on the third year of Juneteenth officially considered a federal holiday. It’s important to take this time to 2. Shutterstock This Sunday marks Father’s Day, so it’s important to show the father figure in your life just how much they mean to you. Whether that be taking them on a whiskey distillery tour or enjoy a steak dinner, find even more ways to celebrate dad with our 3. Facebook / The Public Theater From now through August 6, 2023, Shakespeare in the Park is putting on their production of ‘Hamlet.’ The 2023 season just began but we can already tell it’s going to be a summer of performances to remember. Find out all the details you need to know on how to score free tickets to 4. the stunning world of Bridgerton at this decadent ball, now open “The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience” has arrived in NYC, and you’re on the invite list! Prepare for an unforgettable night out in a decked-out ballroom with delicious themed cocktails, countless photo ops, and jaw-dropping theatrical performances while listening to talented musicians play hits from the Bridgerton soundtrack. You won’t want to miss this unforgettable ball, so grab your tickets 5. Facebook/ Domino Park Though summer doesn’t officially start until the 21st of June, NYC has already kicked into full summer mode. So whethe...

Photo credit: Joe Mabel via Flickr Looking for some exciting new things to do in Seattle this weekend? The weekend is finally here and it’s packed with If you’re looking for more weekend ideas, check out Here are the top things to do in Seattle this weekend that you won’t want to miss: 1. Go to the via Shutterstock When: Saturday, June 17 and Sunday, June 18 Where: Fremont Cost: Free Two days of wacky, quirky fun are coming up in Fremont this weekend. The Solstice Parade (and famous naked bike ride) is on Saturday but there will be food, vendors, and entertainment on both days. 2. Go to Stranger Things: The Experience Stranger Things: The Experience just opened in Seattle! This immersive experience looks like a blast, whether you’re a fan of the Netflix show or you just really love the ’80s. A limited amount of 3. Experience an Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience has reopened in Seattle due to popular demand. If you missed it the first time around, here’s your chance to see Van Gogh’s art in an all-new way. 4. See a concert at the Summer Solstice Night Market When: Saturday, June 17 from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. Where: South Lake Union Cost: Free to $20-$30 After you’ve had a fun day at the Fremont Fair, head down to South Lake Union for the 5. Celebrate Father’s Day in Seattle When: Sunday, June 18 Looking for last-minute ideas to celebrate the father figure(s) in your life? Check out 6. Celebrate Juneteenth in Seattle via Shutterstock Juneteen...

Juneteenth (June 19), also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Emancipation Day or Liberation Day, marks the emancipation of Black people who had been enslaved in the United States. Not until recently did this historically significant and culturally relevant holiday begin to gain the notice that it deserves. In the nation’s capital, where Juneteenth has been recognized as an official holiday since 2004, you will find plenty of ways to celebrate Black history, freedom and expression. DC’s Convention Center turns into a massive celebration of geek culture during Awesome Con. More than 70,000 fans will be able to see their favorite stars from comics, films, TV, toys and games throughout Awesome Con, a three-day festival that is Washington, DC’s own Comic Con. Expect plenty of costumed attendees and an array of activities to enjoy during one of the city’s most vibrant annual events. Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mount Vernon Place NW, Washington, DC 20001 Now in its second year, the Home Rule Music Festival celebrates the rich music and cultural scene of Washington, DC. Events take place across three days over two weekends (June 16-17 & 24), with performances at Songbyrd, Black Cat and the Parks at Walter Reed which will host a free afternoon of food, family fun, an outdoor record fair and music including DC's own Go-Go legends, Experience Unlimited. Kick back and groove to the music with sangria in hand at Jazz in the Garden on Fridays throughout the summer, held...