Lush Life: Diversionary Theatre will present Lush Life, a cabaret performance by Angelo D’Agostino and G. Scott Lacy, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 6-7. Subtitled “Boys, Blues & The Majesty of the Blues,” Lush Life is the namesake of Billy Strayhorn’s most popular tune, and since its conception has become a concert event with crowds cheering from coast to coast. Proceeds from this special event will benefit Diversionary Theatre. The 8:00 p.m. show takes places at 4545 Park Blvd. Tickets range from $30 to $60 and can be purchased online at www.diversionary.org.

Gay Days: The unofficial Gay Days are back at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim. Enjoy a weekend at the “happiest place on Earth” as the gays flock to the park. Enjoy Disneyland, Disney’s California Adventure Park and Downtown Disney, as well as a number of special events, including dance parties, private dinners, group photos and scavenger hunts. The organizers of the event encourage you to wear a red shirt while at the parks. www.gaydays2.com.

Three Mo’ Tenors: Each evening, Three Mo’ Tenors take their audience on a passionate musical journey of operatic music, jazz, gospel, soul, spirituals, new school, Broadway and the blues. The tenors of Three Mo’ Tenors have developed a rousing musical repertoire with extraordinary breadth, and through song and explosive choreography elevate the stature of African-American tenors in the music world. Three Mo’ Tenors is playing at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, located 12700 Center Court Dr. in Cerritos, on Friday, Oct. 6, and Saturday, Oct. 7, at 8:00 p.m. (800) 300-4345, www.threemotenorsontour.com.

Worst movie ever: Landmark La Jolla Village Cinemas is proud to present the worst movie ever made! That’s right, Ed Wood’s craptastic opus Plan 9 from Outer Space will screen on Saturday, Oct. 7, at 12:00 midnight, along with Ed Wood Home Movie Rarities and Lost Plans 1-8, narrated by MST3K’s Mike Nelson. Landmark La Jolla is located 8879 Villa La Jolla. www.landmarktheaters.com.

Pet adoption: The Rescue House and Tag for dogs and cats will hold their Cat & Kitten Adoption event from 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. Gift bags will be available for those who are interested in adopting. The Rescue House is a nonprofit organization dedicated to finding loving and caring homes for rescued cats. The event will take place at 142 D University Ave. in Hillcrest. (619) 497-0180, www.shop-tag.com.

San Diego Women Film Festival lunch: The San Diego Women Film Festival presents a Filmmakers Lunch at 12:00 noon, providing festival attendees an opportunity to dine with the festival filmmakers and discuss their films. The lunch costs $20 and will take place at the Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park. This event will be held in conjunction with the San Diego Women Film Festival, which will be showcasing short independent films as well as feature-length pictures Sunday through Tuesday, Oct 8-10, at the Museum of Photographic Arts, located at 1649 El Prado, and at Centro Cultural de la Raza, located at 2125 Park Blvd. To attend the lunch, RSVP to Jennifer Hsu at (619) 955-3145 or jenniferhsu@sdwff.org by Oct. 1. Information about the festival can be found at www.sdwff.org.

Precious Festa: Visitors to the Little Italy Precious Festa will be treated to an array of Italian music on three stages, as well as an opportunity to take in an Italian motor sports show, observe a collegiate cheese-carving competition, view an Italian street-painting festival and visit more than 150 food and vendor booths while watching the annual stickball tournaments. Eddie Mekka (a.k.a. Carmine Ragusa) of “Laverne & Shirley” fame will headline the event. The 12th annual Little Italy Precious Festa, which is presented by the Little Italy Association and Precious Cheese, will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on India Street between A and Grape streets. www.littleitalysd.com.

Lennon Again: In honor of the birthday of the legendary John Lennon, a celebration of the songs of John Lennon will be performed by Gregory Page, Berkley Hart, Dave Howard, Peter Bolland, Joe Rathburn, Michael Tiernan, Joey Harris and Paul Kaminski, Sven-Erik Seaholm and The Shambles. Come enjoy the evening at the casual Dizzy’s, located at 344 Seventh Ave. downtown. The show is open to all ages. Cover is $15 and the show begins at 8:00 p.m. www.dizzyssandiego.com.

Free admission Tuesdays: Several museums in Balboa Park have no admission on Tuesday. This second Tuesday includes the Museum of Photographic Arts, the San Diego History Museum and the Veterans Museum and Memorial Center. The Timken Museum of Art is always free. The Museum of Photographic Arts and the San Diego History Museum are open until 5:00 p.m., while the Veterans Museum and Memorial Center is open until 3:00 p.m. (619) 239-0512.

Suds and Studs: San Diego State University’s LGBT Student Union invites the community to the Big Gay BBQ: “It’s OK to drop the soap.” The twice-yearly event features a free barbecue dinner, entertainment, community information tables, a pageant, a date auction and an art show. The event is free. The barbecue runs from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Scripps Cottage on the SDSU campus. (619) 594-2737, www.prideatstate.org.

Harvest Celebration: The Prado Restaurant at Balboa Park will host the seventh annual Harvest Celebration of Food and Wine, featuring more than 50 wines from vineyards near and far, cooking demonstrations, artwork, beer tasting, food, sake tasting, a sushi bar and musical performances by Ashley Matte and Chini and Camberos. The event runs from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. and tickets are $59.95 plus tax. www.balboafoodwine.com.

San Diego Asian Film Festival: Billed as San Diego’s largest Pan Asian cultural event, an estimated 15,000 attendees will experience more than 130 short and feature films from more than 15 different countries, including the U.S., Canada, Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Mongolia, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines, during the seventh annual San Diego Asian Film Festival. This year marks the festival’s most competitive year for dramatic narrative feature-length films, and boasts a record number of 13 Asian-American feature film selections. The complete program schedule is available at www.sdaff.org. Tickets range from $7 to $15 and films will be shown at the Mission Valley UltraStar Hazard Center.