Events in Apple Valley, CA

Celebrate a Halloween themed taco bash at Miguel's Baja Grill with family friendly fun, tasty food, costumes, and raffles, all in support of a meaningful cause. Dress to impress for the costume contest, where standout looks can earn prizes. Bring a bag of individually wrapped candy to receive six complimentary raffle tickets for the opportunity drawing. A portion of food purchases will be donated by Miguel's Baja Grill to benefit Hope House Empowerment Center’s community programs. Businesses are welcome to contribute raffle baskets for the opportunity drawing, helping neighbors in need while gaining community visibility. Proceeds support Adopt-a-Family for Christmas and the Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk. For event information, contact Sylvia Romo at 760-442-0649.

CCRC presents a 13-week Nurturing Fathers series in Victorville that brings dads and father figures together for meaningful conversation, connection, and practical skills. Built on the Nurturing Fathers Program, an evidence-based curriculum, the sessions explore positive parenting, emotional insight, and responsible fatherhood to strengthen family bonds and support children’s well-being. Each weekly meeting offers opportunities to reflect on the role of fatherhood, share experiences with peers, and take home strategies that encourage caring, consistent parenting. Dinner is included.

An inclusive karate class welcomes children, teens, and adults of all abilities at the Rick Novack Community Center. Sessions emphasize clear structure, steady routines, and personal growth in an encouraging environment. Participants learn core karate techniques while strengthening balance, coordination, focus, and confidence. Instruction is tailored to each person’s pace, honoring effort, progress, and respect for self and others. The experience fosters confidence and self-discipline, supports focus and emotional regulation, builds physical strength along with coordination and balance, and promotes respect, teamwork, and positive behavior. No prior karate experience is required. Families and caregivers are welcome to observe or participate as needed. Held every Wednesday.

Enjoy a lively karaoke session hosted by DJ Pete. Families are welcome, with a friendly atmosphere for singing favorite tunes and cheering on fellow performers.

Apple Valley Animal Services will be on site for an adoption event at Kahoots Hesperia, offering a chance to meet friendly pets, share some cuddles, and spend time with little paws. The event welcomes animal lovers, whether or not they are ready to adopt a new family member.

French Bulldog owners and their pups gather at Apple Valley Civic Center Park for a friendly community meet-up that celebrates connection and community. The upcoming gathering is planned with cooler weather in mind to keep both dogs and people comfortable. As the group grows, clear guidelines help keep the experience positive for all. If a dog shows signs of aggression or significant stress, owners may be asked to give their pup a break and leave for the day to maintain a safe environment. The aim is a warm, welcoming space where Frenchies and their families can socialize and enjoy time together. For RSVP details, call 760-590-7201.

Operation Lion Claws XXV marks 25 years of Lion Claws with the return of VIPs at George Air Force Base. MSG (ret) "Mad Max" Mullen is set to face CSM (ret) Mark Collazos of Delta Force, a Ranger Hall of Famer. This milestone edition highlights the legacy and personalities that define the event.

Honoring 25 years of Lion Claws, this anniversary game at George Air Force Base spotlights military VIP leadership and the signature ALPHA versus BRAVO matchup. ALPHA is led by Ranger Hall of Famer CSM (Ret.) Mark Collazos, a Delta Force and Ranger veteran, while BRAVO is led by Ranger Hall of Famer MSG (Ret.) “MAD MAX” Mullen. The long-standing rivalry returns with these distinguished leaders guiding their teams.

Browse a big community rummage sale in a parking lot with a wide variety of items to explore. Spaces for sellers are available at $10 per parking space.

Attendance is free and open to all.

Enjoy live music with food to grab and merchandise to browse, plus a dedicated play area for children. Admission and parking are free.

A group trip is being planned to the Pro Line and Axial By the Fire event at Horseman's Center Park. Participants can caravan or share a van to travel together, with plans centered on camping and crawling as part of the adventure.

At Apple Valley Community Center, Montana-based caller and rounds cuer Hunter Keller leads an evening of square and round dancing. He will cue the rounds and call the squares, with the program alternating between the two. Dancers can look forward to both Plus and Mainstream tips.

Hosted by the Mojave River Valley Horsemen’s Association, this obstacle challenge features horse and rider teams navigating imaginative arena elements that build confidence and require precise handling. Elements include bridge crossings, pool-noodle passages, and other technical tests that highlight communication, skill, and teamwork. It is suitable for seasoned competitors and those seeking a fresh challenge. Buckles will be awarded to the winners. Details on divisions, rules, entry information, and prizes will be announced soon.

Celebrate the bond between people and animals at a lively pet fair featuring vendors, a low cost vaccination clinic, Town only dog licensing, microchipping, food, contests, live music, and more. The Hollywood red carpet theme highlights adoptable pets as the stars, creating a festive atmosphere that blends pet care resources with entertainment. Attendees can take care of licensing and vaccinations, explore services and products, enjoy music and friendly competitions, and meet animals ready for a new home.

Hosted by Family Assistance Program, Boots and Bling 2026 embraces the theme Every Step Tells A Story. The gala features a cocktail reception, entertainment, dinner, a silent auction, and dancing. The evening is devoted to helping people rebuild their lives, safeguarding young people, and offering second chances.

The High Desert Spades Society brings a masquerade themed night to Victorville, blending Spades and Dominoes with music, food, laughter, raffles, and prizes for a mysterious spin on friendly competition. Face masks in masquerade style are encouraged, along with polished attire and atmospheric lighting, creating a lively scene where playful trash talk and good vibes set the tone. A table for beginners will be available for those still learning the count, while seasoned players can test their skills and keep the banter rolling. Attendees are asked to contribute a bottle for the group, and nonalcoholic options like juice, soda, water, or mixers are welcome. Entry is $10, which supports the event and includes food, raffle access, and prize opportunities. Digital payments via Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo are accepted, and checks are not. Those without funds will be accommodated. Expect dedicated Spades and Dominoes tables, plenty of music, community energy, and a playful challenge to hold your own at the cards. The exact location is provided after registration.

Apple Valley Animal Services partners with Kahoots Feed and Pet in Hesperia for a pet adoption event featuring friendly meet-and-greets and cuddle time with adoptable animals. The gathering welcomes everyone, from those considering a new companion to visitors who simply want to spend time with the animals.

A rock concert fundraiser benefiting the Rock the Paws Foundation, a 501c3 that raises funds to support shelters and 501c3 rescues in San Bernardino County. Attendees can enjoy live music with band lineups and set times noted on the event flyer, along with food, vendors, adoptable dogs, and opportunity drawings that include Disneyland Park Hopper tickets for two. Frogees Bar is hosting the event.

Taking place at Kemper Campbell Ranch LLC, this retreat includes two nights in hotel-style accommodations and six meals with every registration, plus the chance to enroll in classes. A nonrefundable $50 deposit applies to all registration types. Rates for ages 11 and up are $400 for a shared room where you may choose your roommate, or $550 for a private room. Family participants ages 3 and older who are not taking retreat classes can register for $150, which covers meals and a double-occupancy room. A Saturday-only daytripper option is $150 and includes meals and classes without lodging. Family pricing and scholarships are available by email, and payment plans are offered. After placing a deposit, room occupancy and possible discounts can be discussed. Recruit a first-time attendee or someone who has not joined since 2020 to receive $50 off, and you may opt out of breakfasts and lunches for a $50 reduction. Vendor space is not available at this venue. For classes, teachers are reimbursed for materials, no further discounts are offered, and anyone is welcome to propose a class. Questions can be sent by email.

This harvest festival is presented by Jubilee Community Church.

This multi-day event takes place at Horseman's Center Park in California.

RES Concepts is gearing up for Axial by the Fire with a community focused presence that builds on a previous turnout of more than 100 drivers alongside several local groups. The team is inviting input on what to feature this year, with possibilities that include a meet and workshop with the crew, a crawl session or mini competition, a day dedicated to setup and tuning, and a show and shine paired with a raffle. There is also a planned bonus visit to Applebash RC Raceway across the road ahead of the main activities to support local businesses in Apple Valley. Clubs and groups are welcome to collaborate, trail together, or pit nearby.

By The Fire, presented by Axial, brings a spooky twist to Horsemans Center Park with a Halloween-flavored celebration of R/C crawling, bashing, and creative builds. Expect trails, driving challenges, build offs, and nightly raffles, along with a zombie-haunting vibe that invites ghoul-inspired costumes and sinister rig designs. Participants run their RC vehicles day and night while friends and families connect around the fire to share stories and a spirited rock crawling experience. Early registration offers perks that include a BTF Driver’s Bag and a limited edition 2026 keepsake. Online pre-registration will close in advance, and on-site registration will also be available. Pre-registered attendees receive an exclusive early move-in window for camping. Camping is first come, first served, and spaces cannot be reserved for others. More details will be announced.

Line dancing opens the program, followed by square dancing that alternates with additional line dances. The program is set for Plus and Mainstream levels.

The 4th Annual Sneaker Ball at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds focuses on giving back to the High Desert Region, directing all funds raised to local residents. The foundation’s impact includes 26 scholarships, awards and gifts for 71 student athletes, free community events with giveaways, angel donations and financial support for local organizations, plus a snacks and backpack giveaway and a Toys for Champions giveaway. Ticket purchases and sponsorships help advance efforts that enrich the lives of youth and families across the region.

An adoption event with Apple Valley Animal Services takes place at Kahoots Feed and Pet in Hesperia. Expect plenty of furry cuddles and tiny paws. Visitors are welcome to meet the animals even if they are not looking to adopt.

High Desert Spades Society brings a Thanksgiving-themed night of cards and camaraderie to Victorville, blending spades and dominoes with food, music, laughter, raffles, and prizes for a community celebration of gratitude. Expect fall ambiance, seasonal dishes, friendly competition, and plenty of playful banter. Regulars and first-timers alike can count on a warm welcome, including a table set aside for beginners. House rules keep the energy lively and gracious: bring a bottle to share and leave it behind for others, and nonalcoholic beverages are just as welcome. Trash talk is part of the fun, but good sportsmanship is a must. Entry is $10, which includes food, raffle opportunities, and prizes while helping support the gathering. Payments are accepted via Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo, and checks are not accepted. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Spades and dominoes tables, great music, good eats, and a grateful spirit set the tone for a night that celebrates the community built around the table.

Keep pets protected at a community rabies vaccination clinic that welcomes any resident. Payment is cash only. Town residents can complete same-day license renewals. Permanent microchipping is available for $20, and additional vaccines will be offered at reduced cost, with options depending on availability.

Apple Valley Animal Services partners with Kahoots Hesperia for an adoption event where visitors can meet adoptable pets and enjoy plenty of furry cuddles. The gathering welcomes animal lovers even if they are not currently looking to add a new family member.