‘Cut Sleeve Boys’: One of the popular films that screened at this year’s FilmOut San Diego, Cut Sleeve Boys, will be shown again as an exclusive engagement at the Landmark Theaters’ Ken Cinema. Mel and Ash are two British-Chinese gay men at a crossroads. Mel, an aging scene queen with the ego of Norma Desmond, rejects the love of a provincial boy from the Welsh valleys in favor of quick-fix, Botox sex to fight his insecurities. Ash is tired of the jaded gay scene and forays into the wonderland of transsexuals in search of his dream man. With witty one-liners, an underground drag club and an all-male production of the Miss Pacific Rim Beauty Pageant, director Ray Yeung’s romantic comedy is a quirky, stir-fried journey of self-discovery. The Ken Cinema is located at 4061 Adams Ave. in Kensington. www.landmarktheaters.com

Eric Himan: With four independently produced CDs under his belt, Eric Himan, the “bad-boy of folk,” will hit Bourbon Street on his whirlwind nationwide tour supporting his fifth release. Gather up your friends, have a few drinks and enjoy Himan’s unique and soulful blend of folk, rock and blues when the show starts at 9 p.m. Bourbon Street is located at 4612 Park. Blvd. in University Heights. 619-291-4043, www.bourbonstreetsd.com

Bell, Book and Candle: In John Van Druten’s comedy, Bell, Book and Candle, Gillian Holroyd, a bonafide witch, falls in love with publisher Sheperd Henderson. Gillian casts a spell on him, obliging him to dump his fiancée and rush to her side. But witches, unfortunately, cannot fall in love, which leads to a number of hilarious difficulties. Alas, the course of true love – with or without supernatural assistance – does not run smoothly in this timeless and funny classic. Bell, Book and Candle is playing on the Cassius Carter Centre Stage at the Old Globe Theater in Balboa Park. Tickets for the show, which runs through September 9, range from $47-$51. www.theoldglobe.org

Gay Day in South Bay: The South Bay’s fourth annual “mini Pride event,” Gay Day in South Bay, is returning to Chula Vista from noon to 3 p.m. The purpose of the event is to give GLBT and GLBT-friendly residents of the South Bay a day to come together and get to know each other in a friendly, safe environment. The free event will include information, business and food vendors, face painting, entertainment by Justa Clown, dancing by Allondras and other attractions. This year’s event will take place in the new Heritage Park in the Otay Ranch area of Chula Vista, located at 1380 East Palomar St. www.southbayalliance.net.

Dinosaurs Alive!: Dinosaurs Alive! is a global adventure of science and discovery. From the trackless expanses and sand dunes of Mongolia’s Gobi Desert to the dramatic sandstone buttes of New Mexico, audiences will follow the world’s leading paleontologists as they explore some of the greatest dinosaur finds in history. Then, through the magic of IMAX® and using scientifically-accurate computer animation, several newly discovered dinosaurs, along with some familiar favorites will come alive… in a big way! The film is being screened at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center Space Theater in Balboa Park. Tickets range from $6.75-$12.50. www.rhfleet.org

Beach Bag Bingo: Take a drive out to Viejas Casino and play a special Beach Bag Bingo game. All guests are invited to play for a $10 buy-in, with regular games paying $1,000. All members of the casino’s V-Club will receive a free beach bag with their card. Select beach bags will have special prizes in them, including instant cash and a chance to win up to $500. Viejas Casino is located at 5000 Willows Rd. in Alpine. www.viejas.com

Flushable Art: The Patrick Moore Gallery is currently displaying a very special show called “Flushable Art.” The exhibition consists of a number of beautiful urinal inspired art pieces, shaped like flowers, seashells and more. The artist, Clark Sorenson, has been an artist for a number of years, but has focused on sculpting full-time for the past five years. He has received worldwide attention for this unique series of urinal sculptures. The Patrick Moore Gallery is located at 2400 Kettner Blvd. #3 in Downtown San Diego. www.patrickmooregallery.net

Macy Gray: Grammy winning singer-songwriter-performer Macy Gray will hit the stage of House of Blues San Diego. Known for having one of the most distinct voices in all of pop music, Gray will perform hits such as “I Try,” “Relating to a Psychopath,” and “Boo.” Gray earned a Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance in 1999 for her hit single “I Try,” which also received nominations for Song of the Year and Record of the Year. Tickets for the show range from $42.50 to $45, and are open to those 21 years and older. House of Blues is located at 345 B St. in Downtown San Diego. www.hob-.com

Flushed Away: The City Heights Performance Annex is currently holding its annual Outdoor Summer Arts Festival. The festival includes several evenings filled with films, dance, and live music reflective of the rich, cultural diversity of the City Heights community. The August 23 program will include a screening of Dreamworks Animation’s Flushed Away, which is animated comedy that is set on and beneath the streets of London. All of the events, including the movie, are free. The City Heights Performance Annex is located at 3795 Fairmount Ave. in City Heights. 619-641-6103