Free events in Alhambra, CA

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Montebello presents a free bingo night with lively games, prizes, and plenty of pie. The event features two sessions for added flexibility. Dinner is available so participants can enjoy a meal while they play, whether coming with friends and family or attending solo.

Hero Play Day is an admission-free community gathering at Kiddie Academy of Pasadena featuring imaginative super-themed adventures and hands-on learning designed to help children discover their inner hero. Families can explore the Academy, meet the team, and learn how its approach supports the skills children need for school and everyday life. Costumes are welcome, and a curious spirit is encouraged.

Explore how recycled water supports local groundwater on a free public tour at the Albert Robles Center for Water Recycling and Environmental Learning. The experience highlights water recycling, groundwater replenishment, and groundwater basin management as visitors make their way through an advanced water purification facility, a modern digital learning center, and demonstration gardens built around water efficiency. Participants can take in the full facility, learn about the steps in the recycling process, and spend time with the educational exhibits and gardens. These tours are free, welcoming to families, and open to all. Registration in advance is required.

At Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 719, Altadena residents will find a free wellness and recovery gathering focused on those affected by the Eaton Fire and the ongoing recovery process. The event brings together health and wellness services, practical recovery information, and a variety of community resources alongside local vendors and nonprofits. It offers a welcoming space to reconnect with neighbors and access meaningful support. Entry is free for Altadena residents. The first 100 verified residents will receive gift cards, and raffles will be available for additional attendees. To receive resident benefits, bring proof of residency such as a driver’s license, a California ID, a utility bill, or lease or property documentation. Presented by Altadena Talks Foundation and sponsored by Nadrich Law Corporation and Dena Fire Law, this effort continues ongoing community outreach and recovery work by creating a central place to find help and move forward.

Witches' Magick Market returns with the Stardust & Spellcraft Market, featuring makers alongside readers and healers. Browse goods, connect with practitioners, and spend time at a communal altar. Admission is free and suitable for all ages. Artwork by Kria Lindquist is also highlighted.