Events in Camarillo today

Pick a 5K or 10K distance and participate by walking or running, with the focus on recovery.

This free class for parents and children features sensory activities, motor skill development, and a playful introduction to gymnastics. It supports quality time together and provides opportunities to connect with other families. The setting emphasizes cleanliness, safety, and encouragement. Multiple sessions are offered each week, and families can take part in one or all of them.

Experience peak season flavors at the Newbury Park Farmers Market. This weekly, family friendly marketplace gathers local farmers, food creators, and artisans. Shop for just-harvested produce, gourmet specialties, oven-fresh baked treats, vibrant flowers, and distinctive handmade pieces, all in one place.

An in-person discussion circle with Timber Hawkeye, the bestselling author behind Buddhist Boot Camp, Faithfully Religionless, and The Opposite of Namaste, invites thoughtful conversation at Emerging Spirits Center. The gathering explores practical ways to cultivate mindfulness and to live at peace with yourself and the world around you. It is free to attend, open to everyone, and in person only. Bring an open heart, an open mind, and, if you like, a friend or two.

Join this mixed-level flamenco class for teens and adults. The session runs for one hour, and you’ll need to contact Wendy directly to sign up. Saturday classes are free until June 27, 2026 thanks to Ventura County Behavioral Health.

Spend a day learning resin art techniques with artist Jen Livia. You’ll be guided step by step to create functional resin pieces, including a custom resin cutting board, a set of 4 coasters, and an ornament. The workshop covers color blending, resin pouring for movement and depth, and how to get a smooth, glossy finish. Supplies are included, and you can personalize your designs with pigments, metallic accents, and translucent effects. Please plan to arrive about 5 minutes early.

Dive into resin techniques in a hands-on workshop focused on functional art. Participants create a custom resin cutting board, a coordinated set of four coasters, and an ornament using vibrant pigments, metallic accents, translucent effects, and fluid pouring methods. Instruction covers blending colors, building movement and depth, and achieving a smooth glossy finish. Personalization is encouraged, with options ranging from ocean-inspired hues and marble patterns to bold contemporary palettes and shimmering metallic looks. Various cutting board silhouettes and ornament shapes are available to choose from. The cost is $100 and includes all supplies, and everyone leaves with finished pieces ready to use or display.

Scouting America is hosting the second annual Pickle-Palooza pickleball fundraiser tournament at the Pickleball Athletic Club in Newbury Park. Non-members are welcome to participate, and PAC members qualify for a discount on team pricing. Tournament brackets will be announced the week prior to play. Registration is available through Scouting America, and questions can be directed to Anthony Arnello by email or phone.

Scouting America’s 2nd Annual Pickle-Palooza Pickleball Tournament brings together players for a lively day of spirited matches and a welcoming atmosphere, all in support of youth programs across Ventura County. Whether you play regularly or are new to the sport, each rally helps advance a meaningful cause. Bring friends, bring your paddles, and enjoy pickleball with purpose. For questions, contact Anthony Arnello at anthony.arnello@scouting.org or 805-795-1549.

Celebrate live poetry on the second Saturday of each month. Readers can share an original poem, a short piece, or a favorite work, and anyone is welcome to sit back and listen. Space is available on a first come, first served basis, with readings limited to three minutes per person.

Curious about what it really takes to prepare for a live show before opening night? This workshop opens the process to a live audience, offering a clear view of the preparation that shapes a polished and engaging performance. Performing artists will each sing a song, then receive targeted coaching from award winning music teacher and performer Jodi Farrell. Suggestions focus on elevating professionalism, believability, and overall entertainment value. After the feedback, each artist performs the same piece again, putting the guidance into practice in real time. It is an intimate, behind the scenes look at the practical techniques artists use to refine their craft while an audience watches the transformation unfold.

A monthly meditation open to Reiki practitioners at any stage of attunement, initiation, or technique. The exchange is $20 per month, or $220 for a full year, which reflects a $20 savings. Exchanges are transferable but not refundable.

Open Studio is a drop-in, uninstructed art-making session where kids can freely experiment with different craft materials and explore creative ideas. Stations are set up with a variety of options such as paint, wire, beads, and collage, and there is also access to stocked materials shelves. Adults can join in optionally. This event is geared for ages 5 and up.

Discover the fundamentals of improv comedy in a relaxed, drop-in class at The Bunker Theater in Ventura. Participate as much as you like, whether you prefer stepping into scenes or observing from the audience. Audience members may wear a mask and keep distance, and anyone performing in scenes is asked to do so without a mask. The class starts with quick introductions that invite names, preferred pronouns if you use them, and a recent positive highlight to help create a respectful, upbeat space for everyone. These Jest Improv sessions are intended for adults, as mature themes may arise. A minimum of four participants is required for the class to run.

C.S. Lewis’ classic exploration of spiritual conflict takes the stage at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks in a theatrical adaptation told from a demon’s perspective. Set in a stylish infernal office where God is called the Enemy and the devil is Our Father Below, the story follows His Abysmal Sublimity, Screwtape, as he works to undermine the soul of an unsuspecting human. Directed by FPA Founder and Artistic Director Max McLean, the production runs 90 minutes with no intermission and is followed by a question and answer session open to all attendees. It is recommended for ages 13 and older, and children under 4 are not admitted. Lauded by major publications and seen by more than half a million people, the show has reached audiences in leading U.S. cities and in London. A $30 under 30 discount is available with ID at the box office, and group savings apply for parties of 10 or more via groups@fpatheatre.com. All tickets are subject to service and handling fees, and purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. There is only one opportunity to see this engagement.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck will be at the Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District Summer Concert, serving lobster rolls, tacos, tots, and additional items alongside live music. The truck operates cashless and accepts debit, credit, and Apple Pay. Order ahead through the mobile app to earn rewards, with app ordering opening one hour before the truck begins service after the previous stop. If the app is not working, place your order directly at the truck.

Atrocity will perform at Mrs. Olson's Restaurant in Oxnard. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM.

Emo Kids take the stage at Ventura Music Hall for a live concert presented by the venue.

The Doobie Doubles bring the music of The Doobie Brothers to The Canyon Club & Special Events Center with a set filled with signature hits. Expect faithful takes on favorites like Listen to the Music, Black Water, What a Fool Believes, and Long Train Runnin', delivered with the drive and harmonies that defined the originals. Recognized for energetic shows and careful attention to detail, the band recreates the feel of a classic Doobies concert while showcasing each member’s personality. Attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Pacific Dressage brings a schooling show to Conejo Creek Equestrian Park that showcases both classical and western dressage. Working equitation is also part of the program.

Bring your ride to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Cars & Coffee car show. The event welcomes a wide range of vehicles including classics, antiques, exotics, sport cars, hot rods and street rods, imports, muscle cars, trucks, and tuner cars. Entry is free, and spectators and participants are welcome.

Tri-County Mustang Club hosts a monthly member cruise that gathers at Wood Ranch in Ventura, follows a scenic drive, and includes a lunch stop at the destination. Route maps and location updates are available in the event discussion page. It offers time to connect with fellow car enthusiasts and share stories along the way. Questions can be sent by email or private message to the organizers. Attendees are welcome to capture the experience and share photos using the #Tricountymustangclub tag.

Join an all-levels adult ballet class led by Colleen O’Callaghan. The session starts with the Zena Rommett Floor-Barre technique to work on alignment, core strength, and smooth, injury-friendly movement. Then you’ll move to the barre and into center practice to experience the grace and joy of ballet in a friendly, supportive setting.

The Moorpark Motor Classic Car Show welcomes the Cousins Maine Lobster truck, pairing classic cars with Maine flavors. The truck serves lobster rolls dressed in butter, tacos, and crispy tots, all made to order. Advance ordering is available through the Cousins Maine Lobster app for same-day posted events, and the app typically opens an hour before service after the previous stop. App orders earn reward points. This stop is cashless, with payment by debit, credit, or Apple Pay, and walk-up ordering is available if the app is down.

Open to the community, this monthly journey centers on Reiki and shamanic drumming. It welcomes anyone interested in receiving these practices in a supportive setting. Payment options include $20 for a single session or $220 for a 12-session bundle, a $20 discount. Purchases are transferable but not refundable.

Explore glass mosaic art in a hands-on class focused on small, colorful projects. Choose a garden stake, a decorative rock, or a compact wood design and turn it into a custom piece suitable for display indoors or outside. Step-by-step instruction covers everything from selecting a pattern and color scheme to cutting and arranging the glass, then securing, grouting, and polishing for a smooth finish. With plenty of shapes and creative choices available, including the option to develop your own design, everyone heads home with a completed mosaic that reflects their style. The cost is $64 per person and all materials are included. No prior experience is needed.

Anthony Green performs at Ventura Music Hall in a show presented by the venue.

This monthly mentorship circle is for practitioners who have completed Reiki level 3 and received attunement. Reiki Masters of any experience level are welcome. The exchange is $20 per month or $220 for the year, a $20 savings. Exchanges are transferable but not refundable.

Bring the family for Color, Craft, or More at Oak Park Library. There will be a crafting session from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, followed by coloring from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. All are welcome, and it is free to attend.

This intimate songwriter open mic takes place at NAMBA’s Listening Room and is hosted by Ventura musician Henry Stewart. The stage welcomes both local and visiting artists to share original songs, with the option to include one well loved cover, for an attentive crowd. Each performer has up to ten minutes, supported by a professional setup that includes quality sound, microphones, direct inputs, monitors, and access to the venue’s grand piano. Drinks are available for purchase to complement the relaxed atmosphere. The gathering also serves as a community fundraiser, with donations supporting NAMBA Performing Arts Space. Supported by VibeWell Ventura County, admission is free for the public and the usual $2.50 processing fee is waived at the door.

See Anthony Green with GOON and Keith Goodwin at Ventura Music Hall Reserved. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

A lively fiesta returns to Ventura County Fair, offering a night of dancing and celebration with familia and amigos. It features festive energy that keeps the party going late into the night.

Children spend their days immersed in the world of horses, with a program that blends riding, animal care, hands-on building, creative projects, and learning that centers on connection with the animals, each other, and the natural environment. Designed for ages 5 to 17, it welcomes beginners as well as advanced riders. Participants enroll as campers or as junior counselors, with separate daily schedules for each group.

This charity golf event brings people together for a round of golf in support of a charitable cause.

Adults on the autism spectrum can connect and find peer support through an in person and virtual group hosted by ASVC in partnership with Grant LaVigna, LMFT, and The New Beginning Counseling Center. Open to participants age 18 and older, the group is facilitated by Grant LaVigna, LMFT and offers a welcoming space to meet others, share successes and concerns, and give and receive support within an understanding community. Registration is required. For questions, call 805-496-1632 or email Supportgroup@autismventura.org.

A mini Mahjong camp is coming to Moorpark, offering an introduction to the game for ages 8 to 14. This three hour class includes instruction along with pizza and a drink. Space is limited.

The 2nd Annual Summer Market Series turns the Hotel Plaza at Zachari Dunes into a free and family friendly open-air marketplace set against a coastal resort backdrop. Each edition features a changing selection of Ventura County vendors offering jewelry, apparel, baked treats, crafts, accessories, and more. This Grand Finale is dog friendly, open to hotel guests and the local community, and highlights shopping local in a summery atmosphere. Admission is free and walk-ins are welcome. Paid hourly parking is available in the garage, with validation for guests of Ox & Ocean. Vendor lineups and event details may change.

Trivia Tycoon brings its fast paced, gamified trivia to The Paddock in Thousand Oaks, a new sports bar with a horse racing vibe. This free to play night features rounds like the Lightning Round, Oh My Word word puzzles and scrambles, the Mindsweeper round, and Hear Me Out, an audio challenge, with even more surprises on deck. The menu highlights stone fired pizzas and Grandstand Pretzels, setting the scene for a lively atmosphere as teams race for the winner’s circle.

Bob and Kurt return for another Tour Support Tuesday at Ric's Restaurant & Sports Lounge. Fans and friends are encouraged to reserve early.

Catch the Newbury Park Panthers taking on the Simi Valley Pioneers in girls varsity and JV flag football. Tickets are general admission for $11, with $6 options for children ages 5 to 12 with an adult and students from Newbury Park and the visiting school with ID. All purchases are non-refundable. Admission can also be free for children 4 and under with an adult, senior citizens (62+), and military personnel with ID.

Friends and families can enjoy a fun opportunity to share a favorite hobby together. The gathering is open to participants of all ages.

Join in for Sunshine Storytime, a kids program for all ages at Moorpark City Library. Enjoy stories and a fun, family-friendly session that runs for about 45 minutes. This event is free.

Supporting a family member with dementia can be emotionally demanding. Many caregivers grapple with anticipatory grief, a distinct kind of mourning that begins while a loved one is still physically present yet changed in memory or emotion. This free support group centers on the grief specific to dementia caregiving, providing a supportive setting to share personal experiences, connect with others facing similar challenges, and learn tools to navigate a complex and often painful journey.

Enjoy a gamified trivia night at Freda's Pizza and Woodfired Kitchen featuring Trivia Tycoon. It is free to play and offers rounds such as a quick-hitting Lightning Round, word scrambles in Oh My Word!, the puzzle-driven Mindsweeper Round, an audio-based Hear Me Out segment, and more. Pair the competition with New York style and brick oven pizza along with beer while you play.

Part of a free Wednesday evening concert series at The Collection at RiverPark, this show brings live music to Collection Park with a family-friendly set from DSB, a tribute to Journey. Attendees can bring chairs and blankets, settle in, and enjoy favorite hits performed by tribute bands. Other concerts in the series feature Twisted Gypsy, a tribute to Fleetwood Mac, and That’s What I Like, a tribute to Bruno Mars. Presented with support from Ventura County Credit Union and 95.1 KBBY.

Set aside a midweek moment for quiet reflection with Ananda Thousand Oaks. These donation based Wednesday evening meditations have been offered for ten years and welcome every level of experience, from first time meditators to seasoned practitioners and Kriyabans. The emphasis is on meditation as a path to intuitive insight and authentic spiritual growth. Ananda is a nondenominational nonprofit with a worldwide presence, dedicated to meditation, spiritual growth, Kriya Yoga, and community in the tradition of Paramhansa Yogananda. All are welcome.

A calming community soundbath offers a safe, restorative space where everyone is welcome to arrive as they are. It is free, with optional donations, and attendance is never refused. Comfortable attire is encouraged. Participants may bring blankets or pillows, and blankets, mats, pillows, and eye masks are provided.

Join a Scrapbook Thursday session where you can work on your scrapbooking projects and get inspired with other crafters. Tickets are priced at $50.00 USD for the event.

This free class for parents and children focuses on sensory exploration and building motor skills, strengthens caregiver and child connections, and offers opportunities for both to socialize. It is held in a welcoming space that is clean and secure, and it includes a playful introduction to gymnastics. Sessions run on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and you can choose to attend one day or all three.

Discover ways to awaken happiness from within rather than chase it. Inspired by the writings of Nayaswami Jyotish and Nayaswami Devi and grounded in the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda, this conversation with Kriyaban Joan at Ananda Thousand Oaks offers practical approaches for cultivating peace, love, and joy in everyday life. Participants will reflect on timeless spiritual insights and explore how to bring more meaning, inspiration, and inner happiness into daily living. No preparation is needed. Drop in when you can. All are welcome at Ananda, a nondenominational nonprofit dedicated to spiritual growth, community, and meditation.

Turn Up Thursdays at Copper Blues Oxnard Restaurant is a live music night for all ages. Seating is general admission and first-come, first-served, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the event runs from 7:00 PM to 1:00 AM. There’s a mandatory two-item minimum purchase per person in the showroom. All sales are final.

Steel Magnolias at Conejo Players Theatre unfolds in Truvy’s beauty salon in the Louisiana town of Chinquapin, a place where local women gather for hair appointments and conversation. Directed by Jolyn Johnson and produced by Devery Holmes, this production is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, which services the Dramatists Play Service collection.