This week’s top entertainment is big on coffee, concerts and kid sports for adults

Much of the entertainment space this week is taken up by “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” Fans (hardcore and otherwise) will likely see it twice. At least.

For those looking to wait out the crowds (or squeeze in some fun before, after or between multiple screenings) here are seven other things to look out for Dec. 15-21.

Slow Hollows

This Los Angeles indie-rock quartet is super buzzworthy, right now, for those who care about being early with such discoveries. The band is led by Austin Feinstein, an 18-year-old who has done work with Frank Ocean (“Blonde”) and Tyler the Creator (“Cherry Bomb”). Details: 8 p.m. Friday. Strummer’s, 833 E. Fern Ave. $12. All ages. 559-485-5356, www.strummersclub.com

Iron Maidens

Iron Maiden ushered in a second British invasion in the 1980s. It was so metal. After 40 years, the band remains one of the most iconic rock acts in the world, which the band traverses in its own jumbo jet. Iron Maidens is the appropriately named tribute band, led by Bruce Chickinson (pun surely intended). Details: 7:30 p.m. Friday. Tower Theatre, 815 E. Olive Ave. $29-$39. 559-485-9050, towertheatrefresno.com

Coffee Run

You can hashtag this one, #willrunforcoffee. The first in a series of four coffee-fueled fun runs organized by Fleet Feet Sports. Each two- to four-mile run features a stop at a local coffee shop, including Kuppa Joy (Clovis and Fresno), Hi-Top Coffee and Revue. Advanced sign-ups are encouraged. Details: 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Kuppa Joy Coffee House, 518 Clovis Ave. Free. 559-433-6750, www.fleetfeetfresno.com

Nate Butler’s Mmm-Mmm Christmas

At some point, every holiday singalong devolves into a kind of group humming. Everyone know the choruses, but from there things get hazy. Here, Nate Butler leads his 26th annual singalong, with lyrics projected overhead, to offset the humming. There will also be screenings of classic Christmas television (Charlie Brown, the Grinch and the like) and ornament-making (material provided) for the tree. Details: 9 p.m. Friday. Fulton 55, 875 E. Divisadero Ave. $3-$4. 559-412-7400, www.fulton55.com

Rush Day

Santa Rosa has Pliny the Younger, a once-a-year beer release that causes major freakout. Fresno has Rush Day, when Tioga-Sequoia unveils the latest batch of its signature Rush Hour Breakfast Stout. This year, Lanna Coffee Co., Valpariso Cafe and Roastery and Component Coffee Lab each created a special coffee roast that was cold-pressed into the brewery’s chocolate milk stout. Drinkers will vote their favorite variant for mass distribution next year. Details: 11 a.m. Saturday. Tioga-Sequoia Beer Garden, 745 Fulton St. Free. 559-486-2337, tiogasequoia.com

Sport speed dating

For those looking to relive the youthful days playing kickball, dodgeball or Frisbee, Valley Social Sports offers “speed date” versions of all three. Players will compete in teams of 10, rotating through a quick game of each, plus beer pong (not for kids at all) and cornhole. For those who fall in love, Valley Social Sports will run kickball and ultimate Frisbee leagues next year. Details: 11 a.m. Sunday. Granite Park, 3978 N. Cedar Ave. $10 donation. www.valleysocialsports.com

Cirque Dreams Holidaze

This is the festive pick for the week. It is the holidays, done Cirque-style, in a two-hour mega production that includes acrobats, illusions, singing and dancing. Details: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Saroyan Theatre, 730 M St. $29-$69. 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com

This story was originally published December 14, 2017 at 3:53 PM with the headline "This week’s top entertainment is big on coffee, concerts and kid sports for adults."