Saturday, May 2, 2026
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The SoCal D&D Club runs a monthly Tavern Night: a real bar, in-character roleplay, a DM running tables of 4-6 players in an open-world format. Show up in costume or don't — both are fine. The point is to play D&D somewhere that feels like the adventure. RSVP at socaldnd.com — 48 players max.
San Diego's greatest taco showdown. Dozens of the city's best taco trucks and restaurants compete for the people's choice crown. $2 tacos, craft beer, live music, and a city's worth of taco obsession concentrated into one afternoon. This is what San Diego tastes like.
The Pasadena Convention Center goes full retro for two days. Free-play arcade. Two hundred-plus vendors selling vintage games, collectibles, and anime. The Classic Tetris World Championships on stage. Cosplay competition. Panels with voice actors and industry guests. Esports tournaments. The convention for people who still own a cartridge collection and have opinions about the Saturn's library.
The SoCal D&D Club runs a monthly Tavern Night: a real bar, in-character roleplay, a DM running tables of 4-6 players. Show up in costume or don't. RSVP at socaldnd.com — 48 players max.
Dodger Stadium — the cathedral of West Coast baseball. World-champion Dodgers in the heart of Los Angeles, with that iconic palm-tree skyline and the best Dodger dog in the game. Whether you bleed blue or you're bringing the rivalry energy, this is a SoCal rite of passage. Tonight: Dodgers vs. San Diego Padres. Rivalry Wednesday.
Twenty of Southern California's top chefs cooking over open flame at Temecula Creek Inn. Eighteen wineries, breweries, and distilleries pouring all afternoon. Live music across the grounds, oak trees overhead, and a silent auction for Habitat for Humanity. This is what Sunday in wine country is supposed to look like.
A Halo LAN tournament at a meadery in Temecula — the kind of pairing that only makes sense if you've ever tried to explain to someone why you drove 45 minutes on a Thursday for a LAN party. Chubby Cheeks Meadery is the real thing: local craft mead, tables set up for competition, and a room full of people who showed up because Halo is still Halo. Bring your controller. The setup is already there.
One Piece hits episode 1100. Watch live with the fans who have been there since episode 1. The Geek Group runs monthly communal screenings — full room, big screen, audience reactions that make the emotional episodes hit twice as hard. Snacks provided.
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