Events in Chino Hills, CA

Buyers, sellers, and swappers converge at the largest swap meet and classic car show on the West Coast. The event features a wide range of automotive parts, accessories, and automobilia, along with Corvettes, Porsches, street rods, Volkswagens, and other pre-1995 classics offered for sale. It takes place rain or shine. General admission is $15, and children 12 and under are free.

Claremont Farmers Market takes place along Harvard Avenue in Claremont Village, providing a neighborhood market setting.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic takes place at Pet Supplies Plus in Yorba Linda, offering convenient preventive care for dogs and cats. No appointment is needed, and participants should keep dogs on leashes and bring cats in carriers. The mobile clinic provides vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and other services.

D.L. Hughley delivers a powerhouse set packed with quick wit, insightful observations, and uproarious storytelling. Each punchline lands with crisp timing and high energy, keeping the audience fully engaged from the opening joke to the closing bit. It is a memorable night of stand-up filled with big laughs and first-rate entertainment.

Rachael with Doodlebugs Animal Adventures presents a large group program showcasing live animals from around the world. Because of the big audience, there will be no animal touching during the presentation. At the end, participants can line up for a chance to pet Stanley, the Flemish Giant Rabbit, which will be the only animal available to touch.

This annual fundraiser gathers local businesses, families, and community members for a day on the course and opportunities to connect. The schedule features a structured 18-hole competition, dinner, fun contests, and awards, all supporting the ongoing mission and outreach programs of Harvest Community Bible Church. Sponsorships benefit from strong visibility, and participants can engage meaningfully with others. Early bird registration is $135 per player with golf and dinner included, increasing to $150 afterward.

A traveling pop-up outside the AMC Theaters entrance at Ontario Mills Mall showcases a wide range of aromatic goods and accessories. Offerings include hand-dipped incense, fragrant oils, diffusers, incense burners and cones, backflow burners, crystals, jewelry, and related accessories.

Soul Asylum performs at The Glass House with The Props joining the lineup. Tickets are available.

A supportive gathering created for friends and family of queer individuals. Participants can access guidance and tools to strengthen their allyship and build more thoughtful, affirming relationships with their LGBTQIA+ loved ones. The focus is on learning together, deepening empathy, and nurturing a network of care.

This social run meets at A Snail's Pace Running Shop (Brea) and welcomes runners of all speeds. The route covers a little more than five miles, with a course map available. Light refreshments will be offered after the run.

At Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Yorba Linda, bingo takes center stage with two separate sessions. Participants can compete for prizes while enjoying dinner, and there is pie to round out the experience. The setting suits individuals, families, and groups, offering a relaxed outing with games, good food, and friendly competition.

Open mic night at Lone Wolf Brewing Co. fills The Den with live performances by local talent, including songwriters from across Southern California sharing their original songs. The atmosphere is friendly and laid back, with craft beer and good company.

Island traditions take center stage with lively dance and music that honor a rich cultural heritage. Presented by the Richard Nixon Foundation as part of its third annual summer concert series, this outdoor installment unfolds on the Pat Nixon Amphitheater lawn and is suitable for all ages. The series offers five distinct performances, each with its own character. Guac n’ Roll Tacos is the featured food truck.

The Monster Jam Road Trip brings the Grave Digger Stars & Stripes truck to Walmart locations across Los Angeles County. Get an up-close look for photos and appreciate the massive scale of this fan favorite. The display is scheduled to stop in Downey, Santa Fe Springs, Pico Rivera, and Baldwin Park. On-site activities include trying out the latest Monster Jam toys and browsing official die-cast models, RC vehicles, and playsets from Spin Master. The schedule is subject to change.

Part of the Pomona Concert Band’s 79th Annual Summer Concert Series at the Palomares Park Community Center, this program celebrates three composers who share the Williams name, led by Artistic Director and Conductor Linda W. Taylor with Assistant Conductor Kerry Kline and emceed by Councilman Steve Lustro. The music features a percussion concertino by Clifton Williams, maritime songs and a Tallis-inspired fantasia by Ralph Vaughan Williams, and familiar themes from E.T. alongside stirring Star Wars marches by John Williams. This concert is also one of the evenings when a guest conductor from the audience will be selected by ticket drawing, with entry available for purchase at the concession stand. All performances in the series are free to attend. With the Ganesha Park Bandshell temporarily closed for repairs, the season is being presented at Palomares Park. Founded in 1947 by G. Stanton Selby and sponsored by the City of Pomona, the band brings together musicians from Pomona and more than twenty surrounding communities and has appeared in Europe and Japan as well as at the Association of Concert Bands Convention in Sacramento.

RemiX brings an energetic set to the Downtown Disney District, blending funk, R&B, and feel-good classics for a lively evening with family and friends. Expect grooves that get the crowd clapping and dancing, turning the night into a shared celebration of familiar favorites and upbeat rhythms.

This is a general admission, standing-only show for all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Hellogoodbye is slated to appear in a support role, and all acts are subject to change. For each ticket sold, $1 will be donated to the Ally Coalition. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with presale options such as Fan Club, Artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember opportunities.

A showcase of custom trucks brings together vintage restorations alongside rigs with raised suspensions and lowered stances, set to music in a family-friendly atmosphere. Attendees can admire the builds and enjoy tacos from local vendors while sharing a passion for truck culture with friends and family.

At the Anaheim Convention Center, this Southern California trading card show and collectibles marketplace spotlights Pokémon, Lorcana, Riftbound, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and other popular TCGs. Browse rare graded cards, sealed booster boxes and the latest releases, buy and sell with hundreds of vendors, and trade with collectors who share a passion for the hobby. The show floor features giveaways and free arcade gaming, along with chances to hunt for chase cards and uncover rare finds. Whether you are new to collecting or a longtime enthusiast, it is a place to start or grow a collection and connect with the TCG community.

Explore a convention focused on trading cards and collectibles at the Ontario Convention Center, featuring more than 275 tables with TCG highlights like Pokémon, sports cards, and One Piece, plus collectibles from Pop Mart, Funko Pop, and more. The first 100 attendees in line each day receive exclusive Spotlight merchandise, and there are giveaways every hour.

A relaxed sip and shop pop-up at Ashley Hair and Nails features select boutique vendors with unique finds. Complimentary makeup and skincare demonstrations are available. This is a walk-in event with no appointment required. Attendees can receive personalized color matching and sample lip colors, eyeshadows, glosses, and skincare products.

The Diocese of Orange marks its 50th anniversary with a free community celebration at the Honda Center in Anaheim. Catholics from across the Diocese will gather for uplifting experiences, fellowship, and a festive time together.

Immerse in a retreat style Usui Reiki Level III training set within a tranquil private home among the oak trees of Carbon Canyon. Over two days, participants complete Shinpiden Part I at a gentle, supportive pace that blends certification with self care. Expect quiet study time in a shaded cabana, transcendent Reiki meditations under the trees, and relaxed poolside breaks for lunch and integration. The curriculum includes the Level III attunement, an introduction to the Usui master symbol, and hands on instruction for creating and using a Reiki crystal grid, with a starter kit provided. Guided experiences feature a meditation to connect with Reiki guides, moving meditation, cord cutting, aura clearing often referred to as psychic surgery, and time for tea with a question and answer session. The course provides the Shinpiden Part I manual, the crystal grid starter kit, practice sessions, meditations, attunement, and certification, totaling 10 hours of training. A minimum of six months of Usui Reiki Level II practice is required. Group size is kept small to preserve the retreat atmosphere. The investment is $377, with an option to reserve a spot with a 50 percent deposit.

Enjoy a salsa and bachata day party at MAKE in Anaheim, located next to the Anaheim Packing District and not inside the main hall. A salsa class is available for $15, and the social dancing that follows is free. No partner is needed. The setting blends historic vibes with food and drinks and a lively dance floor. Parking options include free parking behind City Hall and at the Kraemer Building, valet service for $9, and free street parking.

Regional Parks brings back an all-ages night fishing catfish derby at Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park. Anglers can enjoy access to both the small and large lakes, on-site weigh-ins, and cash awards for top catches. Derby fees are $20 per person and $15 per vehicle, and a valid fishing license is required for participants ages 16 and older. At check-in, participants receive a wristband along with a packet that includes entry forms and rules. The event runs rain or shine and fees are nonrefundable. A weigh-in station will be available, and participants are encouraged to allow enough time to weigh and enter fish before the cutoff. Cash prizes include $1,000 for first place, $500 for second, and $250 for third. Winners do not need to be present to claim prizes, and results will be announced at the Regional Parks weigh-in station at the snack bar near the large lake. A food truck will be on site for purchases. Pre-sale tickets will be available soon.

FWW marks three years with Summer Storm, presented with Dreamslam Wrestling at GameCraft Brewing Anaheim. This wrestling event commemorates the anniversary milestone for FWW.

Remember Then Band returns to Lincoln House Restaurant in Covina. Expect an energetic night of live music that keeps the evening rocking.

SantanaWays will perform live at Pearson's Amphitheater in Anaheim, California.

Give kids a friendly, hands on introduction to horses with a session focused on learning rather than riding. Children will practice grooming and feeding, discover basic anatomy and behavior, and safely work with a real horse, with no riding involved. A creative horseshoe painting craft is included, and every child receives a completion certificate. The cost is $35 per child, and each child may bring up to two adults at no cost. These sessions tend to fill quickly, so plan to register three to four weeks in advance. Payment is required to secure a spot. To sign up, email pradoequestriancenter@gmail.com.

The 2026 California Restaurant Show at Anaheim Convention Center brings together industry professionals to explore the latest culinary innovations and cutting-edge restaurant design and décor, highlighted by the 3rd Annual Pizza Tomorrow Summit Pavilion. Attendees can gain insights through world-class education sessions and culinary demonstrations while connecting with 250+ exhibitors representing restaurants, pizzerias, foodservice, and hospitality.

Anaheim’s Really Really Free Market brings the community together at Pearson Park between the tennis courts for a sharing event where everything is offered at no cost. There is no buying, selling, bartering, or trading, only giving and taking. Attendees are welcome to set out clean, safe, and useful items on a blanket or tarp, such as craft supplies, books, toys, clothing and shoes, plants, housewares, small furniture, electronics, and nonperishable food. Please give folks space to finish setting up before browsing, avoid crowding, and take home anything you brought that is left at the end to keep the park tidy. Items found here should not be resold. Free services and skill shares are encouraged, including examples like haircuts, nail care, mending, repairs, crochet, games, or yoga. A Food and Essentials Drive runs alongside the market with a give-what-you-have, take-what-you-need approach, with particular need for diapers size 3 and up, wipes, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. The gathering is described as meeting ADA standards, with accessible restrooms, mostly flat ground, no steps, designated parking, a wheelchair ramp, and wide doorways and walkways.

Celebrate the start of a new school year at a family-friendly night featuring the dance floor and three complimentary lessons. Families with children ages 10 and older are welcome. The cover charge is $15. Minors must be accompanied by an adult, and drop-offs are not permitted.

Pet World inside Anaheim Marketplace offers a low-cost pet care clinic, staffed by a mobile veterinary team providing core vaccines, microchipping, flea prevention, and other services. No appointment is required. Dogs must be on leash and cats should arrive in secure carriers. The clinic is set up to the right of the main entrance for easy access, with pricing designed to keep essential care affordable.

This official live listening party celebrates Donald Bell and features music by Phazze One. The atmosphere centers on feel-good vibes.

Experience Daniel Caesar in a live R&B setting where emotion and soul take center stage. The performance moves with a raw, intimate energy and maintains a beautiful flow from beginning to end. The atmosphere is deeply personal, creating lasting vibes and memories that linger long after the music fades.

A summer spaghetti celebration returns to Cooks Corner. Arrive ready to eat, then dance it off with the Girls for a lively night of food and fun.

The Kingdom of Caid and the Barony of Gyldenholt bring a multi-day SCA showcase to LAcon V, also known as Worldcon 84, at the Anaheim Convention Center. Attendees can look forward to live armored and rapier combat demonstrations, a hands-on makerspace featuring period arts, activities for youth, and a fan table staffed throughout the convention. This public outreach effort offers an inviting way to discover what the SCA is all about. Volunteers are welcome and can reach out at chatelaine.officer@sca-caid.org. The event steward is Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Ábbas, available at the same contact email.

A casual coffee club gathers on the last Friday of each month for conversation and community. The meetup starts with time to mingle over a cup, then moves into a short presentation on current developments in the market and the broader economy, followed by an open discussion. Coffee and donuts are provided, and the setting is welcoming for meeting new people.

Coyote Moon returns to Friday Nights Live in Claremont with a live set at the Shelton Park bandshell. Attendees can settle in with a blanket or chair, pack a picnic basket, and enjoy the music with friends. Admission is free for a relaxed, fun outing.

Nonpoint, Spineshank, and (hed) PE will perform at The Glass House. Ticket information is available through the bio link.

Experience a playful 5K at Pomona Fairplex that blends fitness with a sea of suds. Participants can run, walk, or dance through bubble bogs and waves of colorful foam while music sets a lively pace and laughter fills the course. The event is noncompetitive and untimed, making it welcoming for all ages and fitness levels, and strollers are encouraged. Free registration is available. Expect to cross the finish line covered in bubbles and rainbow hues, with memories to match.

A free, one-day trail running festival from UltraSignup and A Snail's Pace Running Shop in Chino Hills brings the community together to shine a light on local races, run clubs, brands, and neighborhood businesses. Expect a social trail run, food, a raffle with plenty of prizes, and a friendly atmosphere. Check-in at the shop offers time to mingle and try demo shoes. Attendees can pick up an UltraSignup Shoe Bag Lite while supplies last and hydrate with LMNT, with a playful face-decorating and glitter station by Wildsense adding extra fun. The day features a relaxed four-mile trail outing that welcomes every pace, including hikers. After the run, return for a casual hangout where breakfast burritos from Luchador Brewing and coffee from Stillhaus are available for purchase. The celebration continues with a raffle, a brand expo, and opportunities to connect. Browse booths, talk with race directors, learn about upcoming local races, and sample hydration and nutrition options. Part of UltraSignup’s Dirt Circus series of free community gatherings that honor local races and race directors, this event is supported by partners Aravaipa So Cal, Chino Hills Trail Run Series Fall, Grassroots Trail Racing, Machete Madness, Mt. Disappointment Mountain Race, Orange Curtain, SoCal Redwood Race, Virtual Swiss Alps Endurance Run, and Yukaipa Adventure Company, with series sponsors LMNT and SILO. Attendees must register in advance.

Marking its 25th year, this free Old Home Workshop focuses on practical ways to care for and restore older houses, offering information to help you maintain and appreciate your home. Attendance is open to nonmembers. Donations for a silent auction are welcome. Items can be brought the morning of the workshop, or pickup can be arranged in advance.

Fourth Saturdays: Poetry at the Claremont Library presents a reading at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library featuring Serena Chopra and Anna Zumbahlen. The gathering is free and open to everyone, and books will be available for purchase. Chopra is a writer, dancer, filmmaker, and performance artist whose honors include an NEA Creative Writing Fellowship, fellowships from MacDowell and Kundiman, a RedLine artist residency, and a Fulbright. Her third book is A Catalog of Future Mercies from Graywolf Press. Zumbahlen is a Colorado-born poet who earned a PhD in English and Literary Arts from the University of Denver. Her debut collection, Surety, received the Hillary Gravendyk Prize. She lives in Los Angeles and supports research at the Getty Research Institute. The series follows Los Angeles County Covid guidelines and is supported by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Yorba Linda Town Center hosts a Gilmore Girls themed pop-up market featuring more than 50 locally owned businesses. Browse a mix of Gilmore Girls inspired and non-themed goods, enjoy music from a live DJ, and capture memories at a photo booth with a Gilmore Girls theme. Families will find kid friendly fun with face painting, and pets are welcome. Treat yourself to permanent jewelry, sip dirty sodas or aguas, and choose from several dinner options. Admission and parking are free.

A vegan comfort food pop-up brings the country’s top-ranked vegan BBQ, as recognized by VegNews and USA Today, to the Inland Empire. Expect Southern staples and sandwich specials, with choices like Fried Chickun, Smoked Meats, Mac N Cheeze, Beer-Cheeze Battered Beyond Burgers, Jambalaya, Po Boyz, Cajun Corn, Totchos, and more. The menu is entirely nut-free and also offers several gluten-free options.

Enjoy a movie night featuring a film about John Wesley, an English evangelist from the 18th century. Learn about his life and work through this screening.

Settle in for a night filled with classic and modern rock hits. Enjoy a mix of timeless favorites and contemporary tracks that keep the energy up from the first song to the last.

Velocityy Vision Events hosts Junkie with En-Vitro and Paradise Blossom at The Glass House. This event brings all three acts together on one stage, presented by Velocityy Vision Events.

Aries Spears delivers an evening of stand-up filled with sharp jokes, quick wit, and precise impressions. Expect laughs from beginning to end in a lively comedy show.

Pet Supply Warehouse in Anaheim Hills hosts a low-cost mobile clinic for pets, offering vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and more. Walk-ins are welcome, and no appointment is required. For everyone’s safety, bring dogs on leashes and ensure cats arrive in secure carriers. Pricing information can be found on the provider’s website.

This concert at The Glass House features Rehash alongside Makeout Reef.

Kamelot brings the Dark Asylum World Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing-room-only concert. This all-ages show requires a ticket for every attendee, regardless of age. Visions of Atlantis and Frozen Crown are scheduled to perform in support, and the lineup is subject to change.

The Holdup brings the Buying Time Tour to The Glass House with performances by Lot 49 and Dylan Reese. Artists include @theholdupmusic, @lot49music, and @dylanreesemusic.

A three hour gathering pairs fine wine with soft background music, creating a relaxed setting for conversation. Settle in and let the gentle tunes frame an easy, unhurried evening.

Presented by the Memon Organization of California, this pickleball tournament at West Coast Pickleball welcomes players who compete to win as well as those who simply love the game. Divisions include youth under 15, a men's bracket, and seniors over 45. Space is limited, and participants choose a partner within their eligible category when registering. For registration information, contact Asif Abbali at (714) 231-0455, Nasir Memon at (714) 720-6467, or Asif Siddiqi at (714) 331-6416.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic is taking place at Yorba Linda Feed. A mobile veterinary team will provide vaccinations, microchipping, flea prevention, and additional services. No appointment is needed, and walk-ins are welcome. Please ensure dogs are on leashes and cats are secured in carriers.

Toyota Arena hosts the Glow-N-Fire tour from Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live, bringing favorites like Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus to life with roaring performances. Freestyle motocross riders add gravity-defying tricks, and a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars amps up the spectacle. The lineup also unveils Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging in with its horn to take on the competition. Expect fast-paced action and family fun throughout the show.

This event at The Cathedral Pomona pairs a documentary screening with a live gig. Tickets are available for purchase. The program features a screening associated with @showcasetheatredoc and performances by @decrytheband, @spunk_official, @fantasylanerocknroll, and @pegleglove. Presented in collaboration with avvebo.

Lawncrashers appear at Lone Wolf Brewing Co. in Yorba Linda. Enjoy craft beer and food while relaxing on the heated patio.

Swap a simple cars and coffee meet for a spirited drive that wraps up with biscuits and gravy, hot coffee, and plenty of Porsche conversation at Flo’s Airport Cafe. Participants gather at the Chino Hills State Park Discovery Center, then head out together for breakfast. All Porsches are welcome, and so is anything else that runs. If the drive is not in your plans, meeting directly at the cafe is an option. This tradition has brought enthusiasts together rain or shine for more than three decades and typically takes place on the first Sunday of each month except Easter. Due to crowding at the Discovery Center, pull in along the paved loop in a counterclockwise flow and leave a gap for the road up the hill so others can get in and turn around.

Fan-favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks roar to life as Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus take center stage alongside freestyle motocross riders performing daring stunts. A robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars adds to the spectacle. The lineup also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed contender charging horn first into the competition. This high-energy show packs plenty of thrills for the whole family.

Enjoy live music at Micas Restobar.

Spartan brings a 5K course with 20 obstacles to Angel Stadium, the historic ballpark known as the Big A. Participants move through the park, tackle a range of challenges, and charge up and down the bleachers for a close look at the Angels home field. After the race, unwind with a visit to Laguna Beach to swim in the Pacific Ocean, explore tide pools, or grab a bite to eat along the shore.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a weekend of skills clinics to Slaughter Pen Trails in Bentonville. Riders at every level, from first-timers to seasoned trail users, can choose from half day and full day sessions or dive into a two day camp that ties the full Ninja curriculum together. Offerings include a 2-Day Camp, Co-Ed Fundamentals (half day), Women’s Only Fundamentals (half day), Fundamentals Trail Application (half day), Fundamentals Full Day Combo (full day), a Jumping mini clinic (half day), and an Intermediate/Advanced clinic (full day). Specific clinics may vary by location and date, and after registration participants will receive an email with the exact meeting point for their selected session.

The CPP Kellogg Ranch Petting Farm offers a family friendly experience with Oreo and other animals. Tickets are sold at the farm, and feed cups are available for $3 each. Children under 3 receive free admission with a paying adult. Animal welfare comes first, so the farm closes during extreme weather. Admission and pricing may vary for special events.

Ontario welcomes a fresh fitness challenge as Spartan DEKA teams up with Ape Arena to showcase an experience that tests your limits, makes training feel like a game, and celebrates hard-earned progress. DEKA MILE features ten functional workout zones, each separated by a 160 meter run, adding up to one mile of running. Competitors can record an official DEKA STRONG mark and use it as a stepping stone toward DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Bimmer Invasion of Los Angeles takes place at Pomona Fairplex. The previous year was described as spectacular.

The Storytellers return to Boots on Main, a single-day, free country music festival that welcomes families. Created to bring people together around music, food and drinks in a fun and safe setting, the festival highlights top local country artists, a wide variety of refreshments, and room for kids to roam. A creative force in Southern California roots music, The Storytellers bring a progressive bluegrass sound that blends traditional bluegrass, country blues, old-time and folk influences into improvisation, layered acoustic arrangements and rich vocal harmonies, all with a hippie-tinged bluegrass vibe. Their appearances include Huck Finn Jubilee, Calico Bluegrass Festival, the Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival and the Desert Bluegrass Festival. Notable moments include headlining the Prescott Bluegrass Festival in 2024 and performing with Peter Rowan at the Brookdale Bluegrass Festival, recurring sets at June Lake Jam Fest, and shows at large county fairs across Southern California. The group held a year-long residency at Treasure Island Casino and Resort in Las Vegas in 2022, became the first bluegrass-style band to perform on one of NAMM’s top stages in 2023, and played the 4th of July celebration at Dodgers Stadium in 2026. The band features Scott Diehl on guitar and vocals, Lance Frantzich on bass and vocals, and Steve Stelmach on washboard and percussion.

Experience the feel of a Roman trattoria in an immersive cooking class led by Chef Amy. Start by turning flour, eggs and water into fresh pasta dough, then knead, shape and cook it to perfection. Move on to a classic cacio e pepe, combining pecorino cheese and cracked black pepper into a creamy sauce, then toss it with your handmade pasta and savor the meal you made from scratch. All ingredients and professional tools are provided. The session is hands on, beginner friendly and hosted at a local public venue in Los Angeles, which may vary by date. Chef Amy offers step by step guidance along with techniques, tips and chef insights you can use long after class. Expect lots of tasting, laughter and learning, plus a complete meal you will cook and enjoy yourself.

This is the final chance for Harley riders to take their own bikes onto a real speedway oval, with safety requirements in place. The night includes speedway racing and sidecar action, and it is not limited to professionals, giving everyday riders time on the track. Motorcycle vendors, including Lifestyle Cycles, will be on site, along with food and drink options and a live band. General admission for ages 11 and up is $30, and children 10 and under are free. OC Fair and Event parking is $15 for cars and motorcycles. No cash is accepted, card payments only.

Professional bull riders compete as teams, turning the classic rider versus bull showdown into an even more intense spectacle. Over a two hour program, the action rolls nonstop with music and pyrotechnics fueling a high energy atmosphere that welcomes families. This is not a traditional rodeo. It is a dedicated bull riding competition packed with relentless rides and a lineup of top riders alongside elite animal athletes.

Powerman 5000 takes the stage at The Glass House with special guests Boy Hits Car and Makes My Blood Dance. Tickets are on sale.

Settle in for a dinner-and-a-show evening as Sunglasses at Night Band brings a set filled with favorite 80s tunes and more to Lincoln House Restaurant. Expect lively music and plenty of laughs, plus an 80s music trivia contest with prizes for those who answer correctly. Party shades are encouraged to keep the retro vibe going.

GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party! transforms The Glass House into a kid-focused, all-ages dance floor with K-pop hits, lively remixes, memorable movie themes, and pop favorites the whole family can recognize. Costumes are welcome, dancing is encouraged, and the spotlight is on letting young fans shine. Early bird tickets are $15. Presented by thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment.

The Teams Series brings professional bull riders together as squads at Honda Center, amplifying the classic rider versus bull showdown. The event spans about two hours, blending high-energy competition with music, pyrotechnics and a lively, family-friendly setting. It is not a traditional rodeo, but a dedicated bull riding spectacle featuring elite riders and remarkable animal athletes. With teams going head to head and top talent in the arena, the action stays intense from start to finish.

At Honda Center, professional bull riders compete in a team format that heightens the classic rider versus bull showdown. Each event runs about two hours and pairs pyrotechnics and music with nonstop bull riding in a high energy, family friendly setting. This is not a traditional rodeo format. A lineup of elite riders and exceptional animal athletes delivers intense, edge of your seat action. The three day package provides access to all three days of competition.

Deaf Awareness Day at Disneyland brings the Deaf community together for a magical day of attractions and memorable moments. Tickets are available at $90 for ages 3 to 9 and $95 for ages 10 and up. Spots are limited. For information or ticket support, call 714-503-0669 or email info@ocdeaf.org.

Classic car lovers gather on historic Euclid Avenue in Ontario as an expansive stretch of more than twenty-two city blocks fills with more than a thousand vintage and custom vehicles. From Model Ts and Woodies to hot rods and beyond, this family-friendly celebration spotlights car culture with plenty to see at every turn. The weekend offers two evenings of activities, along with retail vendors and a wide selection of food and drinks. Young guests can enjoy a dedicated Kids Zone featuring rides, including a 75-foot Ferris wheel suitable for all ages. There is no charge to attend.

Sweet & Tender Hooligans are back at The Glass House, sharing the bill with Manic Hispanic for a show. Tickets go on sale.

A rock themed evening unfolds at Old Stump, pairing craft beers that have won awards with a tasty food menu. Guests can mingle inside during sporting events or spend time on the patio with live music. The atmosphere stays upbeat throughout, creating a welcoming setting for great flavors and an energetic night.

Alpha Omega Con marks its eleventh year, bringing together enthusiasm for Jesus and pop culture fandoms. Attendees can visit a booth to connect with the community and pick up tickets for raffle drawings that take place each hour.

Angels Anniversary brings the Barony of the Angels together at Kuns Park under the theme Our Place in Time. Attendees are encouraged to highlight their historical personas by showcasing meaningful tokens, heraldic elements, clothing, and accessories that reflect their chosen era. Competition takes center stage with double-elimination lists in Armored, Rapier, and Cut and Thrust, using three counted blows where one must be the killing blow and combinations count. A Youth champion may be named if participation allows. There will also be a display of Harnischfechten armored combat for all to enjoy. The Arts and Sciences program features a display and a competition to select the baronial champion. Participants are invited to show how they create a period atmosphere while accommodating modern necessities, from chair covers to discreet ways of handling coolers, cameras, water bottles, and phones, as well as the heraldry and flags that set the scene. Mistress Adelheit Schwarzenkatze, OL, together with a team of laurels and other artisans, will be available in the display area to offer feedback and conversation. The traditional Hester Spoon cooking competition returns, organized by last year’s winner, THL Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Abbas. Cardamom is the required ingredient. Entries may be presented in Period and Non-period categories, and participants may enter one or both. Every submission must include an ingredients list. Site details include a dry site policy, leashed pets only, and no smoking anywhere in the park. Parking is on the street, and visitors are asked not to block driveways. The grounds are mostly level, with new sidewalks and renovated accessible restrooms. Fees and payments are as follows. The adult site fee is $20, with a $10 discount for adult members. Youth aged 17 and under are guests of the Barony. Cash and checks will be accepted, and credit card availability is pending. Please make checks payable to SCA, Inc./Barony of the Angels. Groups wishing to reserve space along the eric may contact the event stewards and should include the group’s name and the approximate size of the space requested. For questions or additional information, email steward.anniversary@angels.sca-caid.org. Event stewards are Baron Tomaso da Barbiano and Baroness Catharine Hawkwod da Barbiano.

Riders of all ages can take part in a welcoming speed event designed for newcomers. It includes barrel racing and pole bending with walk, trot, and lope divisions, creating a supportive, low-pressure setting to practice skills and compete. This is a friendly way to build confidence, gain experience, and celebrate progress. Every champion starts as a rookie. For questions or sponsorship inquiries, contact pbrookieroundup@gmail.com.

Explore a bustling marketplace with more than thirty artisans and vintage sellers. Multi-level marketing vendors are not part of the lineup, keeping the focus on crafts and vintage finds. Enjoy food options that include Eastern European favorites, and browse a bake sale while you shop. Admission is free for shoppers, parking is simple, and the event space is accessible to people with disabilities.

A fundraising gala dinner in Los Angeles supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, Karachi. The event takes place at Sheraton Park Hotel at the Anaheim Resort. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit recognized by the IRS, and donations may be tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. EIN 13-3626299.

A continuing tradition now in its 16th year, Sunset IE’s monthly cruise night offers a $5 show entry, twenty awards, a raffle, and a 50/50.

The Paradise Tour stops at The Glass House with Mustard Service and Pity Party (Girls Club). Special guests Manwolves and Chicano Mosh round out the lineup.

Hosted by Dignity Group, the 17th Annual Joann and James Jennings Memorial Golf Tournament brings the community together to advance its mission of fostering public awareness, understanding, and acceptance of individuals with special needs. Proceeds support ongoing educational outreach for families, including free consultations and informative seminars that equip them to find and use resources for their loved ones.

Enjoy live readings by Adam O. Davis and Maurya Simon as part of Fourth Saturdays, a poetry series at the Claremont Library. The gathering takes place at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library, is free and open to everyone, and books will be available to buy. The series follows Los Angeles County Covid guidelines and is supported by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Carsie Blanton will appear at The Glass House Pomona. Tickets will be available.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch hosts the first free admission day of the season, offering complimentary entry along with free access to Corn Cob Beach, a 4-acre corn maze, a photo op path, and a sunflower labyrinth, plus free parking and a shuttle. Tickets for additional attractions can be purchased on site at the patch.

House of Blues Anaheim hosts a standing room only show headlined by Wednesday 13, with opening sets from Above Snakes and Dead on a Sunday. This is an all-ages event, and every guest will need their own ticket to enter. Lineup details may change.

HammerFall's Freedom World Crusade North America Tour 2026 makes a stop at The Glass House, featuring Evergrey as the special guest and supported by Elvenking. Tickets will be available through DICE.

Wednesday 13 brings the Shocktober Blood Tour to The Glass House, joined by Devils on a Sunday and Above Snakes. Tickets are on sale.

Red Jumpsuit Apparatus marks two decades of its breakthrough album Don't You Fake It with a show at House of Blues Anaheim. The performance is general admission, standing room only. The event is open to all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Lioneer and Zero Signal are slated to perform in support, and the lineup may be subject to change.

A relaxed three hour experience featuring fine wine, soft music, and easy conversation. The focus stays on savoring the moment with gentle melodies and unhurried conversation.

Toyota Arena hosts CODICIADO with the Así Es La Vida Tour, featuring a headline performance by the group. Ticket access includes multiple presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, the venue, VIP packages, and Live Nation, followed by a general on-sale. VIP packages are available.

A family friendly showcase of cars, trucks, and motorcycles welcomes enthusiasts and their dogs at the scenic Canyon RV Park Campground (Featherly Park) in Anaheim. Now in its 11th year, this event supports Veterans. Admission for the general public is free, and parking is $10 per car load.

Downtown San Dimas hosts San Dimas Beer & Wine Walk 2026, highlighted by a full-band headliner with several other acts performing throughout the day. The event emphasizes support for local businesses. Set times will be announced as details are finalized.

The Lawncrashers bring a night of spooky fun to Clubhouse Bar & Spirits in Placentia. Expect playful chills and a lively vibe.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch welcomes visitors with free admission, plus complimentary access to Corn Cob Beach, a corn maze spanning four acres, a sunflower labyrinth, and a dedicated photo path. Parking and the shuttle are also free. Tickets for other attractions are available for purchase on site.

Micas Restobar hosts live musical performances.

La Mafia brings Epic Tour 46 to House of Blues Anaheim for a seated concert that welcomes fans of every age. Seating is provided throughout, and every attendee, including children, will need a ticket to enter. Details on the opening act will be shared later, and the lineup may change.

This show at The Glass House features Thousand Below with Acres, VCTMS, and Lost in Separation. The event brings these artists together on the same stage.

This one-day swap meet and car show takes place at Fairplex in Pomona, California and features shopping, swapping, and plenty of vehicles to see. The event goes on rain or shine, and arriving early offers the best selection and viewing.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch is offering a special day with no-cost entry. Enjoy complimentary access to Corn Cob Beach, wander a four acre corn maze, discover a sunflower labyrinth, and follow a photo op pathway, all included. Parking and shuttle service are also free. Tickets for additional attractions can be purchased on site.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Honda Center with special guest Jamie MacDonald. This stop is part of a 16 city U.S. run and features favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, plus new songs from the recently released album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through Spotify, Ticketmaster, radio, and the venue.

glaive brings the God Save The Three Tour to The Glass House in Pomona. Tickets are available through the DICE app or via a link in bio.

Presented by The Western Horse Company, this small-group session in a community program series centers on relationship building through connection, in-hand leading, and energy attunement. Across three hours, participants observe how horses look for connection through gentleness, well-timed cues, and trust, then practice aligning their own energy to create harmony. Facilitated leading exercises emphasize partnership over control, and guided hands-on interaction with the horses is included. The session offers dedicated support for mothers, focusing on ways to meet a child where they are while maintaining steady, grounded leadership. Held at Prado Park Equestrian Center, it offers both participation and audit options. Tuition is $90 to participate and $25 to observe, with a discount available when registering for multiple classes. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, email maneandmotherhood@gmail.com. This series also explores attunement, emotional regulation in two parts, boundaries, and self expression.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA with Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The concert features well known favorites such as This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new songs from the recent album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. This stop is part of a 16 city tour across the United States. Tickets are on sale now. For buyer protection, third party ticket resale is not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchasing through the official ticketing outlet is recommended since tickets from other sources are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Phil Wickham concludes this leg of his 2026 fall tour with a worship concert at Toyota Arena in Ontario. Centered on faith and unity, the evening pairs contemporary worship with immersive lighting and dynamic live arrangements. The set includes This Is Amazing Grace, Living Hope, Battle Belongs, Hymn of Heaven, and House of the Lord. This Ontario finale highlights uplifting anthems and vibrant worship energy.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch hosts a special free-admission day with complimentary entry and several no-cost activities. Enjoy the Corn Cob Beach, navigate a four-acre corn maze, stroll a sunflower labyrinth, and follow a photo-friendly path filled with picture spots. Parking and the shuttle are free as well. Tickets for additional attractions are available for purchase on site.

Free Throw and Microwave take the stage at The Glass House alongside Carly Cosgrove and Flycatcher. The concert features all four bands on one bill.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to The Cathedral Pomona in Pomona, California, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. Following a breakout year and a strong spring run, this expanded 30-city journey continues her first headlining tour, weaving together songs and personal stories that have connected with audiences across the country. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, returns with the heartfelt approach fans recognize. The night centers on worship, genuine connection, and reflections on God’s truth. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of attendees, third party resale is not permitted for TPR. event pages. To ensure an official ticket and to receive event updates and assistance, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet.

A candlelit program of Halloween favorites fills The Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Orange County with music performed by the Orchid Quartet. Expect a mix of iconic themes and eerie classics, from Michael Jackson’s Thriller and Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette to the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, and themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters. The set also features Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Der Erlkönig, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The atmosphere is illuminated by candles for an intimate, immersive experience. Multiple dates and times are available. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with an adult required for anyone under 16. The venue is ADA compliant. Seats are allocated in each zone on a first come, first served basis.

Celebrate the full evolution of Danzig with a tribute night featuring Plan 9 and Lucifuge, a Danzig tribute. The set unfolds in chronological order, tracing the journey from Misfits to Samhain to Danzig. This one-night-only showcase offers a seamless tour through every era.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a weekend of skills clinics to Bentonville, AR at Slaughter Pen Trails. Riders from beginners to seasoned trail users can choose from half day and full day sessions or dive into a comprehensive 2-Day Camp that ties the Ninja curriculum together for a full weekend experience. Offerings include Co-Ed Fundamentals, Women’s Only Fundamentals, Fundamentals Trail Application, a Fundamentals Full Day Combo, a Jumping Mini Clinic, and an Intermediate and Advanced full day clinic. Clinic options vary by location and date. After registration, participants receive the exact meeting location by email.

Ontario Sports Empire celebrates its grand opening with a full day devoted to sports, music, and community. Fields and zones across the complex will be active at the same time with clinics, challenges, and live entertainment, plus opportunities to meet professional athletes. The day begins with a ribbon cutting, then continues with activities throughout the venue.

Poets Jennifer K. Sweeney and Penelope Moffet will share their work at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library as part of the Fourth Saturdays poetry series. The reading is free and open to all, and books will be available for purchase. The series follows Los Angeles County COVID guidelines and is supported by the Friends of the Claremont Library.

Deaf Movie Night features a screening of Robber of the Streets: George Mueller, highlighting the life of George Mueller, his service to the Lord, and his efforts to care for thousands of orphans.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch offers free admission along with several complimentary experiences. Enjoy Corn Cob Beach, a four acre corn maze, a sunflower labyrinth, and a designated photo op path at no cost. Parking in the main lot and shuttle service are also free. Tickets for all other attractions are available for purchase on site.

An expo focused on stamping and scrapbooking welcomes enthusiasts to the Ontario Convention Center, with everything happening inside Exhibit Halls A and B.

Celebrate the season with a multi day crafting getaway at Azure Hotel & Suites Ontario Airport. Enjoy open crop time across three days for $185 per person, along with festive highlights such as a Halloween costume contest and a Halloween themed table decorating challenge. It is a short walk to the Ontario Convention Center for those planning to visit the SSBE Expo, and this event is not affiliated with SSBE. Registration includes complimentary Wi-Fi, access to electricity, free parking, a water station and snacks, and a dedicated six foot table for each attendee, with table depth dependent on hotel availability. Dining and a bar are available on site, and there are additional restaurants nearby. Day crafters are welcome, and those who wish to stay overnight can make use of a room block under Glitter On Top Retreats. Hotel accommodations are not included in the crop fee. Expect additional costs for lodging, meals, and shopping, and plan time to browse crafting supplies from Rockin' Paper Designz. Payment details include a $92.50 deposit at registration with the remaining balance due 90 days before the event. The crop fee is nonrefundable, though it may be transferred to another attendee with advance notice for a name change. Participants must be at least 18 years old, and groups can indicate seating preferences so they can sit together.

Christina’s Calm Creations presents a black light painting night at Grafted Cellars Winery in Claremont, where the lights dim and every brushstroke glows. Participants create a striking zombie girl canvas with glow-in-the-dark paints that illuminate under black light, offering a seasonal project with bold, edgy flair. No experience is required, as Christina provides step-by-step guidance focused on color, contrast, and luminescent effects. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with music and plenty of laughs, along with wine and food available for purchase. Seating is limited for this specialty session. Food and drinks are sold separately, outside alcohol is not permitted, and adult humor and conversation may be present. Paint, sip, and glow throughout the evening.

A Trunk or Treat at the Covina Woman’s Club offers a festive Halloween stop for families. Children can wear costumes and go from trunk to trunk to collect candy and treats from decorated vehicles. The event is free and family friendly. Members interested in taking part can sign up to decorate a trunk and pass out treats.

Dazed and Confused #22 keeps the usual weekend and shifts to a new location at Prado Regional Park near Prado Dam. It is billed as the best van run yet, with flyers and pre-registration information coming soon.

This relaxed three-hour gathering offers quality wines, gentle background music, and time for conversation.