Family events in Azusa, CA

Buy, sell, and trade at the West Coast’s largest automotive swap meet and classic car show. Explore a huge selection of parts, accessories, and automobilia, and browse Corvettes, Porsches, street rods, Volkswagens, and other pre-1995 classics offered for sale. The event goes on rain or shine. General admission is $15, and children 12 and under are free.

Enjoy a weekly trivia night hosted by People's Trivia, where teams of family and friends face off in a friendly battle of wits. Build your crew and aim to claim the ultimate bragging rights.

Monster Jam’s traveling showcase is visiting Walmart locations around Los Angeles County with the Grave Digger Stars & Stripes truck. Visitors can get right up close for photos and a true sense of the truck’s massive scale, then check out the newest Monster Jam toys and browse official Spin Master die-cast models, remote control vehicles, and playsets. Event details and displays may be subject to change.

Part of the Pomona Concert Band’s 79th Annual Summer Concert Series, this seventh program at the Palomares Park Community Center celebrates three composers who share a last name, featuring music by Clifton Williams, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and John Williams. Linda W. Taylor and Kerry Kline lead the ensemble, with Councilman Steve Lustro serving as master of ceremonies. Highlights include Clifton’s Concertino for Percussion and Band, Ralph’s Sea Songs and Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Talli, and selections from John’s film scores such as E.T. and Star Wars - The Marches. All performances in the series are free to the public, and this is one of the evenings when a guest conductor is selected from the audience, with chances to participate available for purchase at the concession stand. The series is sponsored by the City of Pomona and brings together musicians from Pomona and more than twenty neighboring communities. This season is being presented at Palomares Park because the bandshell at Ganesha Park requires emergency repairs.

Future Creators Experience Day offers a free, hands-on immersion in six creative disciplines for children ages 8 to 12. Parents may remain on site and observe as they wish. No prior experience in coding, music, photography, filmmaking, or performing is necessary. With patient guidance from experienced mentors, participants sample AI-assisted software engineering and game making, AI music production with Suno, VidMuse AI filmmaking, photography and video, pop vocal training, and the basics of operating systems and networking. Game sessions use professional tools such as Python, Visual Studio Code, and modern AI helpers to show how characters, mechanics, and logic come together, rather than relying on entry-level sandbox platforms. Music workshops turn ideas and lyrics into original tracks. Filmmaking covers character creation, scene design, and storyboarding with AI supporting the process. Visual media lessons build composition, camera work, lighting, and narrative skills, including practice capturing live stage activity. Vocal classes focus on breath, tone, rhythm, microphone technique, and stage presence. Technical labs explore computer hardware, operating systems, networks, and simple hands-on activities. Every child completes a project and then shares it. Some will present games, AI-generated songs, short films, photos, videos, or computing projects on a large classroom screen, and selected singers may perform on a professional stage while photo and video students document the performance. Instruction is individualized so beginners can start with animations and simple interactions while faster movers tackle level design, scoring, sound effects, saved data, and other advanced features. At the end, families meet briefly with an instructor to discuss interests and suggested next steps in the quarterly program, including learning goals, example beginner projects, schedules, and enrollment options. Same-day enrollees receive special benefits, and details of a laptop promotional gift program are explained by staff during the event. The day is led by Peter Chiu, a software engineer, system administrator, game developer, composer, arranger, and songwriter; Peter Wu, a professional photographer, videographer, and creative media instructor; and Billy Chow, a professional singer, music educator, and vocal coach. Activities take place at Peter Studio.