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2026 Formula 1 Season

Mar 15 – Nov 29, 2026 From $68 Various Locations

Feel the roar, speed, and precision of the world’s fastest drivers! Each Grand Prix delivers blistering laps, strategic brilliance, and adrenaline-fueled drama. A season of cutting-edge technology, daring overtakes, and championship glory awaits.

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San Diego FC at Snapdragon Stadium — 2026 Home Season

Apr 18 – Oct 18, 2026 Snapdragon Stadium, 2468 Sistina D…

San Diego FC plays 17 home matches at Snapdragon Stadium in their inaugural MLS season — April through October. The expansion club's first year in Major League Soccer brings professional soccer to San Diego for the first time in a generation. Rivalry matches against LAFC and LA Galaxy are the marquee home dates. One hour from Murrieta. The full home schedule at sandiegofc.com — tickets via MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.

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Immersive Van Gogh — San Diego

May 1 – Jul 31, 2026 7th Ave & Market St, San Diego, CA…

Walk inside Van Gogh's paintings. Immersive Van Gogh is a 600,000 cubic foot projection experience — Starry Night and Sunflowers at a scale that makes them feel alive. Running in San Diego through summer 2026. Go during a weeknight. The weekend lines add 45 minutes and remove the magic.

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SoCal Pinball League — Summer Series 2026

May 23 – Aug 29, 2026 Various venues, Los Angeles County…

The Southern California Pinball League runs competitive pinball tournaments throughout the summer at rotating venues across the Los Angeles and Orange County areas, offering IFPA-sanctioned competition that counts toward world ranking points and the SoCal circuit standings. The Summer Series format typically runs 6-8 events between May and August, with venues rotating through the established pinball locations of Southern California: Full Tilt in North Park, Pins and Needles in Los Feliz, Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda (visiting events), 82 Bar in Hollywood, and hobbyist host locations where private collectors make their machines available for competition. Competitive pinball at the SoCal League level is matchplay format: players face a random opponent each round on a randomly selected machine, accumulating match wins across the tournament. The format rewards machine versatility — knowing current Stern productions, classic 1990s WMS games, and vintage electromechanical tables equally is an advantage that specialists in any single era don't possess. The league welcomes players at all skill levels. If you know what a multiball is and can drain intentionally, you have enough foundation to participate in a league event. The regulars are uniformly welcoming to newcomers and the post-event gatherings at the host venues extend the experience well beyond the competition itself. Check the IFPA Southern California player directory and the SoCal Pinball League social channels for the 2026 Summer Series schedule, venues, and registration requirements.

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FIFA World Cup 2026

Jun 11 – Jul 19, 2026 Various venues — USA, Canada, Mexi…

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the biggest sporting event in the world, and for the first time since 1994, the United States is a host nation. Forty-eight teams across three countries — the United States, Canada, and Mexico — compete across 16 cities and 104 matches from June 11 through July 19, 2026, with the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It is the most-watched live event on the planet, broadcast to over five billion people, and this edition marks the debut of the expanded 48-team format. US host cities span the country: Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium), New York/NJ (MetLife), San Francisco (Levi's), Seattle (Lumen Field), Dallas (AT&T), Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz), Miami (Hard Rock), Houston (NRG), Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Boston. For those searching: the 2026 FIFA World Cup is the men's tournament; the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup is held in Brazil. The last time the US hosted a Men's World Cup, Brazil defeated Italy in the Rose Bowl final, and the sports world permanently changed the size of the American soccer audience. Thirty years later, the game is different, the country is different, and the stakes are higher.

World Cup Watch Party Series at Fit Social — Belmont Park

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World Cup Watch Party Series at Fit Social — Belmont Park

Jun 11 – Jul 19, 2026 3125 Ocean Front Walk, San Diego, …

Every four years the entire world watches the same thing at the same time. For two hours a match can stop traffic in Buenos Aires, empty streets in Tokyo, fill every bar in Paris — and whatever bar you're in becomes part of all of it. In 2026 it's coming home: the United States hosting for the first time since 1994, and San Diego watching from the beach. San Diego FC and Fox 5 have transformed Fit Social at Belmont Park into the city's official World Cup headquarters — every match broadcast on the big screens at 3125 Ocean Front Walk, Mission Beach, from the opening June 11 through the final July 19. The knockout stage is where this watch party becomes something else. Quarterfinals hit July 4-5 (yes, Fourth of July weekend at the beach). Semifinals July 14-15. The final July 19. By then, everyone who has been coming back is there, and the room has the weight of something that only happens every four years. Fit Social sits right on the boardwalk. You can watch a match, step onto the beach, come back for the second half, and do it all in June sun and July heat. Most group stage matches are free to attend. Knockout round games fill up — arrive 30-45 minutes early for a good spot near the screens. The stadium seating and outdoor setup handles crowds better than a typical sports bar, but the quarterfinals and beyond draw serious crowds. Check-in is casual. No ticket required for most matches. Parking along Mission Beach fills fast on match days — the Ventura Cove parking lot is your best bet, or arrive by bike. The 2026 World Cup is San Diego's to watch. Belmont Park is where the city does it.

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FIFA World Cup 2026 — SoFi Stadium

Jun 18 – Jul 10, 2026 SoFi Stadium, 1001 Stadium Dr, Ing…

SoFi Stadium in Inglewood is one of eleven US host venues for the 2026 FIFA World Cup — the most technologically advanced stadium in the world hosting the most watched sporting event on the planet. Los Angeles is slated to host group stage matches beginning in June and a semifinal on July 14, 2026, making SoFi Stadium the epicenter of the West Coast's World Cup experience. The stadium complex, home to the Rams and Chargers, seats 70,000 with a capacity that can expand to 100,000 for events of this scale, and its translucent roof and in-bowl video halo make it the most visually distinctive venue in the tournament. Los Angeles has one of the largest soccer supporter communities in the United States, built through decades of LA Galaxy history, Liga MX fandom, and the international community that calls the city home — when the World Cup comes to Inglewood, those communities all gather in the same stadium for the first time at this scale. Tickets for individual matches are available through FIFA's official portal; hospitality packages through SoFi. If you have any connection to the 32 qualifying nations playing in LA, this is the pilgrimage.

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LoL Mid-Season Invitational 2026

Jun 28 – Jul 12, 2026 Daejeon Convention Center II, Daej…

Daejeon. The Daejeon Convention Center II, South Korea. Sixteen teams, one bracket, and the mid-season argument that settles nothing but ignites everything about which region actually has the best League of Legends in the world. The Mid-Season Invitational 2026 runs June 28th — and if you've followed the LCS or any international league this split, you already know which narratives are arriving with the teams. MSI is the first international event where the split's breakout teams meet squads they haven't faced before. The power rankings that looked obvious domestically get tested in real time, and the gaps that existed in February may have closed by June — or widened in ways nobody predicted. The group stage is where theories get stress-tested. The bracket is where they break. Watch parties and broadcast events run at gaming bars and esports venues across San Diego and Los Angeles for every MSI match day — find your venue early, because the semifinals and finals draw the kind of crowds that require arriving before the doors open. The full broadcast schedule is at lolesports.com/msi. If you follow this game, this is the match window where the year starts to make sense.

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Wimbledon 2026

Jun 29 – Jul 12, 2026 All England Lawn Tennis Club, Chur…

Wimbledon 2026 runs June 29 - July 12 at the All England Club — the oldest and most prestigious Grand Slam in tennis. Centre Court. Strawberries and cream. White clothing. The grass at Wimbledon is the most storied surface in sports. Djokovic, Alcaraz, Sinner, Swiatek, Gauff — the names change; the gravity of the place does not. Why go: There is no sporting venue on earth with Wimbledon's combination of history, culture, and pure competitive drama. Tickets via wimbledon.com ballot.

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AEW Dynamite & Collision San Diego 2026

Tomorrow · Jul 1 Viejas Arena, 5500 Canyon Crest Dr…

Dynamite airs Wednesday. Collision airs Saturday. July 1 at Viejas Arena, both happen on the same night in the same building — a combined taping that does not come to San Diego on a regular schedule. All Elite Wrestling returns to College Area for one of the biggest AEW events to come to Southern California this year: back-to-back flagship shows, packed card, title matches, and the surprise debuts AEW builds its reputation on. Viejas Arena holds 12,920. The crowd energy at a combined taping is different from a standard week — everyone in the building knows they are watching something unusual. AEW rosters include CM Punk, Samoa Joe, Swerve Strickland, MJF, Chris Jericho, The Young Bucks, Kenny Omega, Toni Storm, Mariah May, and dozens more. Nothing beats watching AEW in person — the crowd energy feeds directly into the broadcast. Viejas Arena: 5500 Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego. Freeway access off I-8 at College Avenue. Parking on-site. Doors open 90 minutes before bell time. Tickets via AEW's official site and Ticketmaster. All ages. Accessible seating available throughout.

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Kodansha House LA 2026

In 2 days · Jul 2 – Jul 12 Free 701 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Kodansha House LA brings the Japanese publishing giant behind Attack on Titan, Blue Lock, Witch Hat Atelier, and hundreds of other beloved manga series to Little Tokyo Los Angeles during Anime Expo week. The pop-up runs for ten days at 701 E 3rd St in the Arts District, adjacent to Little Tokyo, creating an immersive brand space where manga fans can connect with the publisher directly. The activation features meet-and-greets with manga creators and authors visiting from Japan, exclusive merchandise drops, preview content for upcoming series, and fan community programming built around Kodansha's biggest current titles. Blue Lock — currently one of the fastest-growing sports manga in North America — and Witch Hat Atelier are expected to feature heavily in the programming schedule. This type of publisher pop-up experience is rare in the United States. Kodansha typically does not maintain a retail presence in North America, making this a genuinely limited-window opportunity for fans to engage with the publisher, the creators, and other readers who care deeply about the craft of manga storytelling. Little Tokyo is walkable from the Arts District and accessible via the Metro A/E Lines (Little Tokyo/Arts District station). The surrounding neighborhood has excellent Japanese restaurants, specialty shops, and the Japanese American National Museum within walking distance. Plan to spend at least a half-day if you are making the trip. Free to enter; merchandise available for purchase.

Kodansha House L.A. 2026 - Los Angeles, CA

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Kodansha House L.A. 2026 - Los Angeles, CA

In 2 days · Jul 2 – Jul 12 Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, CA 90012

The manga lives in a building in Little Tokyo for eleven days this summer. The creators are inside. Inside Kodansha House you will find a manga gallery, cafe, reading lounge, and library dedicated to Kodansha's most beloved titles. The confirmed guest lineup alone makes this a must-attend moment for manga fans: Blue Lock creators Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura are appearing, as well as Witch Hat Atelier (Tongari Boushi no Atelier) mangaka Kamome Shirahama. These are the artists behind two of the most-followed manga series currently airing in anime — Blue Lock Season 2 and Witch Hat Atelier are both Spring 2026 hits. This year Kodansha House is also hosting the finals of the Blue Lock × Concacaf: Diamonds in the Rough competition — a creative collaboration that launched during the World Cup. The competition bridges Blue Lock's anime fanbase with the actual tournament happening across the US this summer. Winners are announced here at Kodansha House, with additional events at Anime Expo (July 2-5) and the final SDCC announcement at Comic-Con San Diego (July 24-27). If you are making the circuit — AX in LA, then SDCC — Kodansha House is the physical anchor between them. The Kodansha House model debuted in New York City in 2024 and generated significant fan community response — not as a typical convention booth, but as a relaxed space where you can read, sit with the art, and occasionally find yourself in the same room as the people who made it. It is a different register from the convention floor energy at AX. The Little Tokyo location is intentional — the neighborhood already functions as a cultural anchor for the LA anime and manga community. Free public entry. No tickets required — follow Kodansha USA (@kodanshausa) for the confirmed address and any reservation announcements. AX badge holders should check the official Kodansha House page for premium access details. Hours: approximately 11am-6pm daily, July 2-12.

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Kodansha House Los Angeles 2026

In 2 days · Jul 2 – Jul 11 701 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Kodansha House makes its West Coast debut in Los Angeles from July 2 to 12, 2026, at 701 E 3rd St in Little Tokyo. Open daily from 12pm to 9pm, this free pop-up experience from one of Japan's largest manga publishers brings the creators of Blue Lock and Witch Hat Atelier to Southern California for the first time, alongside a manga gallery, cafe, lounge, and library. The experience is intimate by design. Manga gallery walls displaying original artwork. A cafe serving drinks themed around Kodansha titles. A lounge where you can read volumes in a curated library environment. Daily programming including creator appearances, panel discussions, anime screenings, and fan sessions with the guest artists. The building feels like a physical manifestation of the thing manga readers have been doing privately for years: sitting with a volume and being absorbed by it. Creator guests include Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura, the writer and illustrator of Blue Lock, the soccer manga that became one of the most-watched anime of the past three years. Also appearing is Kamome Shirahama, the creator of Witch Hat Atelier, a fantasy manga beloved for its art and its portrayal of late-start magic students. These are not convention appearances behind tables. This is a designed space built around their work. What to know: admission is free and open to the public. No Anime Expo badge required, though AX badge holders receive bonus perks during the Anime Expo weekend dates of July 2 to 5. Little Tokyo is accessible by Metro A Line to Little Tokyo/Arts District station. The venue is a short walk. Arrive on weekdays and non-AX dates for a less crowded experience. Creator appearance schedules will be announced on Kodansha social channels. Kodansha House began in New York and has now expanded to Los Angeles, following its audience west. The existence of a Kodansha House in Little Tokyo in 2026 is evidence of something the taste graph already knew: the SoCal manga and anime community is large enough to merit this kind of investment from a Tokyo publisher. For fans of Blue Lock, Witch Hat Atelier, and the broader Kodansha catalog, this is a rare chance to be in the same room as the people who made the work.

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Kodansha House Los Angeles 2026

In 2 days · Jul 2 – Jul 11 701 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

FIFA World Cup 2026 — Round of 16 at SoFi Stadium (July 2)

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FIFA World Cup 2026 — Round of 16 at SoFi Stadium (July 2)

In 2 days · Jul 2 1 SoFi Stadium Dr, Inglewood, CA 9…

July 2, 2026 brings the second Round of 16 match to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood — knockout football at full force, the group-stage table finally settled and the exact teams confirmed. The 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 is where the tournament's personality fully declares itself: the team that survived on set pieces now has to attack; the nation that played conservative football in groups now commits fully because they have no choice. Every World Cup produces at least one Round of 16 result that reshapes the bracket and forces a complete revision of every prediction — and SoFi Stadium will be where it happens on July 2. Getting there is easier than most people assume: the LAX people mover connects to the Metro Crenshaw line, which stops at Hollywood Park, a 10-minute walk from the gates. Plan for the day — the scene outside a World Cup knockout match is unlike anything in American sports. Flags, chants, supporter groups that traveled from four continents to be in this stadium on this specific afternoon. The 2026 World Cup does not come back to this venue in your lifetime.

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Angel City FC Home Match — July 2 at BMO Stadium

In 2 days · Jul 2 3939 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, C…

July 2 brings Angel City FC home to BMO Stadium for a post-international-break NWSL match — the players returning from national team duty with fresh competitive sharpness and the club's season recommencing at full strength. The NWSL's post-break return matches tend to be among the season's most competitive: the rosters complete, the tactical prep uninterrupted, and the standard of play elevated by the infusion of national team preparation. BMO Stadium on a Thursday evening in early July has a midweek quality that suits these post-break matches — a smaller but completely engaged crowd, the players visibly sharp, and the football reflecting a competitive clarity that mid-season fatigue doesn't allow.

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Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Diego Padres

In 2 days · Jul 2 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, …

Division rival showdown to open the 10-game homestand. The Padres bring the loudest visiting fans in the NL West — this one has a different edge than a regular home game. Dodger Stadium sits above Chavez Ravine with the San Gabriel Mountains framing the outfield and 56,000 seats that fill up for a reason. The Dodgers have been the cultural heartbeat of Los Angeles for decades, and a night at the Stadium is one of the few places in the city where strangers genuinely talk to each other. Gates open two hours before first pitch, which matters. Batting practice at Dodger Stadium is worth arriving early for — players are accessible, the park is quiet, and the light across the infield is different before the crowd fills in. Dodger Dogs have been a point of pride and debate since 1962. The loaded nachos are not a lesser option. The third-base pavilion gets loud faster than anywhere else in the park. The fan base is multi-generational and genuinely diverse — Koreatown, East LA, the Valley, and transplants from every other MLB city all show up. What ties it together is that most people who love the Dodgers really love the Dodgers. Division rivals bring out the loudest crowds. Night games in summer are the best version of LA. Parking on-site is $35 (cash and card). Rideshare drop-off at the Elysian Park Ave gate is the cleaner move on a sell-out night. The Dodger Stadium Express runs from Union Station — $8 round trip, no traffic, no parking.

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Silvers

In 3 days · Jul 3 – Jul 5 From $15 Major theaters nationwide, USA

Silvers opens July 3rd, 2026 at theaters nationwide from $15. A new film on the eve of the Fourth of July weekend — which means the opening night audience is the crowd that chose this over the holiday weekend's alternatives, which tells you something about what kind of film this is and what kind of audience it draws. July 4th weekend is one of the biggest moviegoing periods of the year, which means the studio chose this date deliberately and the film was built to earn its place in it. Opening weekend audiences for summer theatrical releases carry a specific energy — people arrived with expectation, the theater is full, and the collective experience of a summer film with a crowd that wanted to be there is the version the filmmakers were making for. From $15. July 3rd. Find your theater and book before the holiday weekend fills. Opening night, first weekend — this is when the communal experience of a new theatrical release is at its fullest. The film plays differently in a full house than it does in a half-empty midweek matinee. Opening weekend is the right time, and July 4th weekend is the fullest opening weekend of the summer.

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