For a small fee, you can tour Pennsylvania’s headquarters of the Freemasons, a cathedral-like building that has more symbolism in it than a Dan Brown novel, more thrones than Buckingham Palace and more paintings of old white guys than in the “America’s Presidents” collection at the National Portrait Gallery.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, by a small French team, is an inventive mash-up of belle époque art and Japanese RPGs. But its pursuit of high-budget tastes sometimes drags it down.

Those willing to travel that extra mile to treat their taste buds might wish to consider attending one of these upcoming culinary events.

A friend once convinced me to try a Zumba class at the base gym. A veteran of the step aerobics craze, I figured, “How hard could it be?”

Underneath Oxford Street in one of London’s most popular districts, the Twisted Museum contains a vast array of exhibits that entice those eager to see just how many ways the brain can be tricked.

Cafe D-13 is in a renovated structure near Yokota Air Base that was used as military family housing in the 1950s and 1960s. Uncovering this eatery feels like discovering a speakeasy, and the sense that one is let in on a secret.

Wiesbaden’s Kinto is a great place to celebrate and enjoy what’s great about Georgian cuisine such as khachapuri and khinkali.

Once a year, the grounds of Yasukuni Shrine are interrupted by the rhythmic stomp of sumo wrestlers and the murmur of picnickers staking out a view of the action. Wrestlers from across Japan descend on the Tokyo site to pray for strength and entertain the public with warm-up routines, mock bouts and mingling with fans.

Here are a few of the upcoming trips scheduled by military bases.

Listings for recently announced concerts, special concerts and shows and on-base theater.