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Check out these haunted attractions in San Diego throughout the month of October.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — A nationally ranked timber sportsman is bringing his love of the sport to South Lake Tahoe with the opening of a new axe throwing business.

Area 51, 6511 Warden Road, Sherwood. Admission is $10. (501) 835-5510. ◼️ Dylan Earl, along with opening act Jonathan Terrell, will perform at 9 p.m. Friday; Black River Pearl will perform at 9 p.m. Saturday at Four Quarter Bar, 415 Main St., North Little Rock. Admission is $7. (501) 313-4704; fourquarterbar.com. ◼️ Rob and Tyndall will perform from 9-11 p.m. Saturday at South on Main, 1304 Main St., Little Rock. Admission is free. (501) 244-9660; southonmain.com. ◼️ Rev Room...

Boom Battle Bar opened its first venue in the county at Lakeside last week. The bar goers against the more traditional term, with emphasis placed on entertainment and not just drinking and socialising. Battle Bar has a wide selection of food and drinks and has launched a new menu to coincide with the opening of its new site in Essex. Drinks range from wines, spirits, draught beers and themed cocktails. But the biggest draw is undoubtedly the activities and games on offer to revellers,...

The first indoor axe throwing location on the Central Coast is opening in San Luis Obispo. Battle Axe: Indoor Axe Throwing is located on Higuera St. near Broad St.

June Days 2021 is held June 18th-20th and has an entirely new vibe! This community funded & sponsored event has something for everyone young & old. 3 days of fun with Purdy Park Pubs debut, Good Eats in the Streets-Food Truck Style, BBQ, Corn Boil, Softball Tournament & Kids Club all weekend long. Kicking off Friday night with a family fun atmosphere with Dance Stimulators DJ at the Purdy Park Bop & Axe Throwing & Kids Club! Saturdays Lions Club Golf Outing & Splash Dash, Pancake Breakfast, Bin...

WOOSTER  Missy Schen approached the fenced-in lane of Bullseyes Axe Throwing in Wooster. Standing at the taped lines on the floor with an ax in hand, she looked at the target ahead of her. The splintered bullseye painted on slabs of lumber stared back. In one swift motion, she took a step forward, swinging the ax above her head before letting loose at the target. The hatchet-sized ax flipped head over handle landing square on the bullseye. Those six points won her the round and tied her for...

Aim for the bullseye and learn how to throw a hatchet at Splinters’.

Looking for new ways to enjoy yourself this June? Check out these fun events going on in the Savannah area.

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