Events in Chino, CA

Experience the Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show, the largest swap meet and classic car showcase on the West Coast. This gathering welcomes buyers, sellers, and collectors to trade parts, accessories, and automobilia, with Corvettes, Porsches, street rods, Volkswagens, and pre-1995 classics on display for sale. The event takes place rain or shine. General admission is $15, and children 12 and under are free.

The Claremont Farmers Market is held in Claremont Village, offering a friendly community marketplace.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic will be held at Pet Supplies Plus in Yorba Linda on select Sundays, offering convenient care from a mobile clinic. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and other options for both dogs and cats. No appointment is required. For safety, bring dogs on leashes and secure cats in carriers.

D.L. Hughley brings a mix of quick wit, pointed observations, and laugh-out-loud stories, creating a streak of comedy that hardly lets up. The room stays engaged from the first bit to the finale as each punchline lands with crisp timing and lively delivery. It all adds up to a memorable night of stand-up filled with big laughs and polished entertainment.

The HCBC Golf Invitational is an annual golf fundraiser that welcomes area companies, families, and neighbors for a full day on the course with plenty of chances to connect. Players take part in a coordinated 18-hole competition and later gather for dinner with contests and awards, all benefiting the mission and outreach of Harvest Community Bible Church. Sponsors receive strong visibility, and attendees enjoy meaningful engagement throughout the program. Registration includes an early bird rate of $135 per player that covers golf and dinner, with a $150 rate afterward.

Located by the AMC entrance at Ontario Mills Mall, this traveling shop from Aroma Burner offers a selection of aromatic goods and accessories. Browse diffusers, fragrant oils, crystals, hand-dipped incense, incense burners and cones, backflow burners, and jewelry with related accessories.

Soul Asylum will perform at The Glass House with The Props. Ticket details are available through the profile link, and updates can be found at @soulasylumofficial and @_theprops.

This gathering creates a welcoming space for friends and family of the queer community. It provides resources for those seeking support to strengthen allyship and connect more meaningfully with their LGBTQIA+ loved ones. The emphasis is on understanding, connection, and support.

A free bingo night features two separate sessions, prizes for winners, and the option to enjoy dinner and pie. It is suitable for individuals, families, and groups, whether arriving solo or together.

GreyWolf Brewing Co hosts a trivia night where participants can challenge their trivia skills while enjoying a pint.

An open mic on Wednesdays at Lone Wolf Brewing Co features live local musicians. Songwriters from across Southern California perform original material, creating a relaxed midweek atmosphere with craft beer and a social crowd.

Island traditions come to life through vibrant dance and music in an outdoor setting on the Pat Nixon Amphitheater lawn. Part of the Richard Nixon Foundation’s Summer Nights concert series, now in its third year, this family friendly event is one of five performances, each offering its own unique experience. Food will be available for purchase from the featured vendor, Guac n’ Roll Tacos.

Monster Jam Road Trip is bringing the Grave Digger Stars & Stripes truck to Walmart locations across Los Angeles County, including stops in Downey, Santa Fe Springs, Pico Rivera, and Baldwin Park. Visitors can get up close to the truck for photos and experience its massive scale. There will also be opportunities to try the newest Monster Jam toys and shop official die-cast models, RC vehicles, and playsets from Spin Master. The display schedule is subject to change.

The Pomona Concert Band continues its 79th Annual Summer Concert Series at the Palomares Park Community Center with a program titled The Williams Boys: Clifton, Ralph and John. Artistic Director and Conductor Linda W. Taylor and Assistant Conductor Kerry Kline lead the performance, with Councilman Steve Lustro as master of ceremonies. The program features Concertino for Percussion and Band by Clifton, Sea Songs and Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Talli by Ralph, and selections from E.T. along with Star Wars - The Marches by John. This is one of two evenings in the series when a conductor will be chosen from the audience, with chances to participate available for purchase at the concession stand. All concerts in the series are free to the public, and a concession stand will be open. The band is sponsored by the City of Pomona.

Experience a PRCA rodeo from the Norco Mounted Posse, celebrating Western tradition with an energetic arena atmosphere. A straightforward showcase of rodeo spirit for fans of the sport.

The Dogs return to Hi Brow in Upland for another night at the lounge. Round up friends and make it a full evening together.

AutoZone Auto Parts in Eastvale is collecting used motor oil and offering a free filter exchange. Bring an email voucher, a plastic container holding up to five gallons of used motor oil, and up to two used oil filters. You will receive up to two new oil filters of equal or lesser value in exchange for your used filters. Claim two free filters in advance to obtain the voucher, then arrive prepared with your oil and filters for a quick drop-off and exchange. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Eastvale.

A full day devoted to truck culture features custom vehicles ranging from classics to lifted rigs and low-slung builds. Browse standout rides while enjoying tacos offered by local vendors and music in a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere.

At the Ontario Convention Center, a trading card and collectibles convention fills the floor with more than 275 tables featuring TCGs such as Pokémon, sports cards, and One Piece, along with collectibles from brands like Pop Mart and Funko Pop. The first 100 people in line each day receive exclusive Spotlight merchandise, and giveaways take place every hour.

Advance your practice with Shinpinden Part I, the Usui Reiki Level III Master training, presented as a two-day retreat in a tranquil private residence nestled among the oaks of Carbon Canyon. The experience moves at a gentle, supportive pace and blends learning, hands-on practice, and time to integrate. Between sessions, participants can study the manual in the cabana, take part in guided Reiki meditations under the trees, and enjoy poolside downtime for lunch and reflection. The curriculum includes the Level III attunement, an introduction to the Usui Master symbol, training on creating and using a Reiki crystal grid with a starter kit provided, meditations to meet your Reiki guides, moving meditation, cord release work, and aura clearing, also known as psychic surgery, along with tea and time for Q&A. The training totals 10 hours and includes the Shinpiden Part I manual, the crystal grid starter kit, practice sessions and meditations, plus attunement and certification. A prerequisite of six months of Usui Reiki Level II practice is required. Enrollment is limited to preserve the retreat atmosphere. Tuition is $377, with a 50 percent deposit option available.

Regional Parks brings back a night catfish derby for all ages at Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park. Pre-sale tickets will be available soon. Fees are $20 per person and $15 per vehicle, and a fishing license is required for anyone 16 or older. Participants receive a wristband and a packet with entry forms and rules. The derby is rain or shine and refunds are not offered. Both the small and large lakes will be open to contestants, and a weigh-in station will be available. Participants are encouraged to allow enough time to have fish weighed and entered before the cutoff. Cash prizes are offered for first place at $1,000, second at $500, and third at $250. Winners do not need to be present and 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.

Give children a welcoming first look at horses through a guided, educational experience. Kids will brush and feed a real horse while learning about horse anatomy and behavior. Riding is not included. Each participant can paint a horseshoe and will receive a completion certificate. The cost is $35 per child, and up to two adults may accompany each child at no charge. Demand is high, so plan to register about three to four weeks in advance. Payment is required to secure a spot. To register, email pradoequestriancenter@gmail.com.

Affordable veterinary care comes to KAHOOTS Norco with a wide range of preventative services to keep pets healthy. Vaccinations, testing, microchipping, nail trims, and more are provided by Advanced Pet Service, a team of veterinarians and technicians. Most services are available without an appointment, while teeth cleanings require scheduling with the local Kahoots. Routine care is designed to fit the budget and make pet wellness easy.

Organizers of the Norco Mounted Posse Rodeo are seeking volunteers to support the Challenged Children’s Rodeo at George Ingalls Equestrian Park. Now in its third year, the effort includes preparing the space before activities begin, assisting during the program, and helping with teardown so the experience runs smoothly for participating kids.

Enjoy fresh, made-to-order pizza at GreyWolf Brewing Co.

GreyWolf Brewing hosts a casual trivia night that invites participants to put their knowledge to the test while enjoying a pint.

Coyote Moon performs live at the Shelton Park bandshell. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets and chairs, pack a picnic, and invite a friend. This free show offers a relaxed, fun atmosphere.

Nonpoint performs at The Glass House with Spineshank and (hed) PE joining the lineup. Enjoy a night of live music from three bands sharing one stage.

Bubble Run returns to Pomona with a playful 5K that blends fitness and fun. Make your way through vibrant bubbles and foamy zones from start to finish on a course that is untimed and non-competitive, welcoming participants of every age and ability. Runners, walkers, and those with strollers are all invited to take part, and dancing through the suds is very much in the spirit. Hosted at Pomona Fairplex, this upbeat experience features music, laughter, and a finish that leaves you splashed with color and bubbles. Registration is open, and free spots are still available.

A Snail’s Pace Running Shop in Chino Hills will host a free, one-day trail running festival presented by UltraSignup that brings together local races, run clubs, brands, and nearby businesses. The day features a casual group run of about four miles where all paces are welcome, including hikers. Expect shoe demos, hydration from LMNT, and a glitter and face-decorating station in collaboration with Wildsense. Check-in includes a limited-quantity UltraSignup Shoe Bag Lite while supplies last. After the run, enjoy the festivities with breakfast burritos from Luchador Brewing and coffee from Stillhaus available for purchase. The event also includes a raffle with prizes from brand partners, race entries, and plenty of swag and apparel, along with a brand expo where you can meet race directors, learn about local races, and try hydration and nutrition options. This gathering is part of UltraSignup’s Dirt Circus series that celebrates local races and race directors. Local race partners include 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. Series sponsors LMNT and SILO are recognized for their support. Advance registration is required.

Celebrating its 25th year, this free workshop offers guidance on how to care for, restore, and appreciate older homes. The workshop is open to non-members. Donations for a silent auction are welcome, with options for pickup or bringing items to the workshop.

Clean out the tack room at a community tack sale set up in the park and ride next to the American Legion. Shopping is free. Current Saddle Sore Club members can reserve a booth at no charge, while non members may join the club or pay $25 for a booth. RSVP at the General Meeting. Tacos will be available at the American Legion, priced at $3 each or two for $5, and a plate with rice and beans is $8. Beverages will be available from the American Legion, and taco varieties will be shared when confirmed. A sweet treat will be offered as a donation. For questions or to arrange a booth or membership and payment, call or text Cindy Merritt at 951.250.6492.

The Fourth Saturdays poetry series at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library features a reading with Serena Chopra and Anna Zumbahlen. Chopra is a writer, performance artist, dancer, and filmmaker who has been honored with an NEA Creative Writing Fellowship, MacDowell and Kundiman fellowships, a RedLine artist residency, and a Fulbright award. Her third book, A Catalog of Future Mercies, is from Graywolf Press. Zumbahlen is a poet from Colorado who earned a PhD in English and Literary Arts at the University of Denver. Her debut collection, Surety, received the Hillary Gravendyk Prize, and she lives in Los Angeles where she supports research at the Getty Research Institute. Admission is free and open to the public, and books will be available to purchase. The series follows Los Angeles County COVID guidelines and is supported by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Yorba Linda Town Center becomes a Gilmore Girls themed pop-up marketplace featuring more than 50 locally owned vendors. Explore both fandom-inspired pieces and a wide range of other finds while enjoying music from a DJ, a Gilmore Girls inspired photo booth, face painting for children, and permanent jewelry. Food and drink are available, including dinner options, dirty sodas, and aguas. Admission and parking are free, and the event welcomes families and pets.

A vegan comfort food pop-up brings the barbecue joint recognized by VegNews and USA TODAY as the number one vegan BBQ in the country to the Inland Empire. The menu features Southern favorites and hearty sandwich specials, including crispy fried chickun, smoked plant-based meats, mac n cheeze, beer-cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, jambalaya, Po Boyz, Cajun corn, totchos, and more. The entire menu is nut-free, with several gluten-free options available.

Velocityy Vision Events brings together Junkie, En-Vitro, and Paradise Blossom for a showcase at The Glass House.

Relic Radio performs live at Highpoint Brewing Co, delivering a mix of rock favorites old and new.

Hard Luck, hailing from Upland, California, brings a hard-hitting blend of classic and alternative rock. With more than a decade onstage, the band delivers high-energy takes on favorites from Led Zeppelin, Journey, Alice in Chains, and The Killers, with a touch of 80s nostalgia.

Rehash brings a live show to The Glass House alongside Makeout Reef. For ticket details, check the link in bio.

Begin the month with a restorative sound bath that centers the breath, calms the mind, and clears stagnant energy. This monthly gathering features a rotating circle of skilled practitioners who combine soothing sound, intentional energy work, and sacred tools to support release, balance, and a refreshed sense of purpose. On rotation, Alexis of Amor A La Tierra offers bilingual support in Spanish and English, working with tarot, cleansing, and ceremony guided by your spiritual team to help you reconnect with inner power and move forward with accountability and purpose while holding inclusive space for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities. Liz, an Indigenous sound healing practitioner who collaborates exclusively with Alexis, adds a distinctive layer of vibrational medicine. Eloisa "Elsie" Armida, a modern day wise woman of Apache ancestry, blends Native tradition, animal medicine, and angelic energies in her offerings and is a natural clairvoyant, medium, past life reader, and spiritual counselor. Corby Gallegos draws on training in music and art, studies with the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, and certification as a Shamanic Reiki Master Practitioner and sound healer to weave chanting, drumming, shamanic techniques, and reiki into a safe and sacred space for wholeness. Mama Troy, an initiated Indigenous Haitian tarot reader and 500-RYT yoga instructor, uses pendulums, tarot, and oracle cards to support shadow work and self discovery, and as a Reiki Master offers physical and energetic care through yoga and energy healing in a nurturing environment that honors the inner child. Danie integrates traditional and alternative healing as a certified Reiki Master and empathic energy healer who reads auras and balances energy fields, and also serves as a spiritual life coach, holistic hospice care provider, and skilled tarot reader to help align body and spirit. Expect gentle frequencies that invite deep presence and a meaningful spiritual reset so you can release what no longer serves and return to inner equilibrium. All ticket sales are final and credits are not available for other events.

The Buying Time Tour arrives at The Glass House, where The Holdup performs alongside Lot 49 and Dylan Reese.

Hosted by the Memon Organization of California, this pickleball tournament at West Coast Pickleball Yorba Linda welcomes competitive players and fans of the game. Divisions include Under 15 youth, a men's category, and seniors over 45, with participants selecting a partner for their chosen bracket. The event combines competition and community spirit. Spots are limited, and registration is available by contacting Asif Abbali at (714) 231-0455, Nasir Memon at (714) 720-6467, or Asif Siddiqi at (714) 331-6416.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic at Yorba Linda Feed offers vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and more. No appointment is needed. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers. For additional details, check the Discussion tab or call 1 (800) 988-VETS with questions.

At Toyota Arena, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire brings larger-than-life action to the arena floor. Fan favorites Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus take center stage alongside FMX riders delivering gravity-defying stunts and a fire-breathing robotic dinosaur that crushes cars. The lineup also welcomes Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging into the action. This high-energy showcase is created for families and anyone who loves big thrills.

A low cost pet care clinic at the Pet Supplies Plus store in Upland offers vaccinations, microchipping, flea prevention, and more. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome. For safety, bring dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers. Spanish-speaking assistance is available.

At The Cathedral in Pomona, a joint event with avvebo brings a screening from @showcasetheatredoc together with live music by @decrytheband, @spunk_official, @fantasylanerocknroll, and @pegleglove. Tickets are available for purchase. It is a single night that swaps streaming for a film screening and a full gig in one place.

A live show comes to Barcuso Social Club. This in-person performance brings live entertainment to the venue.

LAWNCRASHERS perform at Lone Wolf Brewing Co. in Yorba Linda, paired with craft brews and food. The heated patio offers a spot to take in the music and enjoy the tubular vibe.

Enthusiasts head to Flo’s Airport Cafe at the Chino Airport for a spirited drive and a hearty breakfast. The group gathers at the Chino Hills State Park Discovery Center for a short run to the cafe, then settles in for coffee, biscuits and gravy, and Porsche conversation. Any Porsche is welcome, and anything that runs is welcome too, 356s included. This tradition has put someone at Flo’s rain or shine for more than three decades. If parking at the Discovery Center is crowded, pull in along the paved loop in a counterclockwise pattern and leave an opening toward the road up the hill so others can get in or turn around. Participants may also meet directly at the cafe and connect with the arriving cars.

Toyota Arena hosts Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire, bringing larger-than-life favorites from the Hot Wheels lineup to the arena floor. Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus roar through the action while FMX riders launch into gravity-defying tricks, and a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars adds to the spectacle. The show also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging into the competition horn first. Expect a fast-paced production packed with family friendly thrills.

Taking place at Scrubby Puppy Pet Wash & Salon, dogs and cats can receive gentle, non-anesthetic dental cleanings completed in under an hour, helping with fresher breath and cleaner teeth. A veterinary screening or exam is required. This is a one-day event with limited appointments, and further details are available on the ticket page.

Live musical entertainment takes place at Micas Restobar.

Cirque Ma'Ceo arrives in Norco with a short run at the George Ingalls Equestrian Event Center, showcasing masterful horsemanship alongside daring acrobatics. Presented beneath the big top, this production blends power and artistry into an immersive live experience.

Hard Luck brings a high energy set of classic and alternative rock to Hi Brow. Based in Upland, California, the band has spent over a decade performing crowd favorites from artists like Led Zeppelin, Journey, Alice in Chains, and The Killers, with a touch of 80s nostalgia. This live show highlights enduring rock anthems delivered with drive and spirit.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a full weekend of skills clinics to Slaughter Pen Trails in Bentonville, AR. Riders of every level can choose from half day and full day sessions or a comprehensive two day camp that brings the full skills program together. Options include coed fundamentals and a women only fundamentals session for core techniques, a trail application clinic to put basics into practice, a full day fundamentals combo, a short jumping clinic focused on safe airtime, and an intermediate and advanced clinic for experienced riders. Offerings may vary by location and date. After registering, participants receive an email with the exact meeting spot for their clinic.

Spend time with Oreo and other friendly animals at the CPP Kellogg Ranch Petting Farm. Tickets are available for purchase on site, and feed cups cost $3 each. Children under 3 are admitted free with a paying adult. For the safety and welfare of the animals, the farm may close during extreme weather. Admission and prices may vary for special events.

Spartan DEKA teams up with Ape Arena in Ontario to present a new fitness challenge that puts performance to the test while adding a fun, game-like edge. The DEKA MILE format includes ten functional training zones, each preceded by a 160 meter run for a total of one mile. Competitors can record a DEKA STRONG mark and use the experience as preparation for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Bimmer Invasion of Los Angeles follows a standout edition last year.

The Storytellers return to Boots on Main, a free, family friendly, one day country music festival in Yorba Linda. Created to bring people together for great music, food, and drinks in a fun and safe setting, the festival showcases top local country artists, offers plenty of dining choices, and provides space where kids can roam. The Storytellers are known across Southern California for a dynamic progressive bluegrass sound that blends traditional bluegrass, country blues, old time, and folk into inspired improvisation and rich vocal harmonies. Their musical chemistry yields soulful singing, nuanced acoustic arrangements, lively grooves, and storytelling with a signature hippie bluegrass vibe. Highlights include appearances at Huck Finn Jubilee, Calico Bluegrass Festival, Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival, Desert Bluegrass Festival, and June Lake Jam Fest, plus performances at large county fairs throughout the region. They held a year-long residency at Treasure Island Casino and Resort in Las Vegas, performed on one of NAMM’s premier stages, and took part in a Fourth of July celebration at Dodgers Stadium. The lineup features Scott Diehl on guitar and vocals, Lance Frantzich on bass and vocals, and Steve Stelmach on washboard and percussion.

Enjoy a taste of Rome in an interactive cooking class devoted to Cacio e Pepe. Under Chef Amy’s guidance, make fresh pasta from flour, eggs and water, then learn how to knead, shape and cook it properly. Prepare a creamy sauce with pecorino and cracked black pepper, combine it with your pasta and savor the dish you created from start to finish. The experience is held at a public venue in Los Angeles that may change by session, and all ingredients and professional tools are provided. Chef Amy offers practical techniques, helpful tips and culinary insights you can use long after class. Expect clear, step-by-step instruction in a relaxed, beginner-friendly setting. Taste as you go, share a few laughs and build confidence while preparing a complete meal you will enjoy at the end.

Powerman 5000 takes the stage at The Glass House with support from Boy Hits Car and Makes My Blood Dance. Tickets are available.

Old Stump Brewing Co. in Pomona hosts Fan Halen.

The annual IE Pupusa & Taco Festival returns to Downtown Upland with an expanded celebration of flavor and fun. Admission and parking are free, and a free concert is part of the festivities. Expect pupusas and tacos from a range of vendors alongside food trucks and booths, live music, a beer garden, an eating contest, and family friendly attractions that include a kids zone, a classic car show, and a petting zoo. The listing also notes limited space for food vendors, artisan vendors, exhibitors, sponsors, and community organizations. Special thanks is given to sponsor Los Cebollines Grill.

GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party! brings a family friendly dance experience to The Glass House. The playlist mixes K-Pop hits, energetic remixes, highlights from well known movie soundtracks, and pop anthems familiar to all ages. Costumes and dancing are encouraged, so show your brightest style and enjoy the spotlight. Tickets are on sale with an early bird option priced at $15, with the purchase link available in the bio. Presented by @thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment.

Historic Euclid Avenue in Ontario transforms into a free celebration of car culture for all ages. More than a thousand automobiles line over 22 city blocks, ranging from Model Ts and Woodies to hot rods and other favorites. Activities span two evenings with merchants, a variety of food and drink, and ride attractions for kids, highlighted by a 75 foot Ferris wheel.

Sweet & Tender Hooligans make their return to The Glass House, performing alongside Manic Hispanic. The lineup brings both bands together on the same stage for a shared concert at the venue.

Set at Old Stump, this event unfolds in a friendly, social setting known for acclaimed craft beers paired with a tasty food menu. There is ample room to gather inside during sports, and a patio arranged for live music. The atmosphere stays upbeat throughout, with plenty to sip, savor, and enjoy while mingling with others.

The 11th annual AO Con brings together people who are passionate about Jesus and their favorite fandoms. A booth will be available as a meetup spot where attendees can earn tickets for an hourly raffle.

At Kuns Park, the Barony of the Angels celebrates its anniversary with the theme Our Place in Time, inviting participants to showcase the tokens, symbols, clothing, and accessories that express their persona’s historical era. A full slate of contests will determine new champions. The martial lists feature double-elimination Armored, Rapier, and Cut and Thrust combat, with bouts decided by three counted blows that include at least one killing blow, and combinations count. A Youth champion may be named if participation allows. A Harnischfechten armored combat display will also be presented for spectators. The Arts and Sciences area includes a display and a competition to name the baronial champion. Exhibitors are encouraged to share how they create period atmosphere while accommodating modern needs, such as disguising coolers, cameras, water bottles, phones, and covers for chairs or water dispensers, along with heraldry and flags that build historical ambiance. Mistress Adelheit Schwarzenkatze, OL, will lead a team of laurels and other artisans who will be available in the display area to offer feedback to those wishing to discuss their work. The traditional Hester Spoon cooking competition returns, run by last year’s winner, THL Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Abbas. Cardamom is the required ingredient, entries may be Period or Non-period, and participants may enter one or both categories. Every submission must include a list of ingredients. Adult Site Fee is $20, with a discounted $10 rate for adult members. Attendees 17 and under are welcomed as guests of the Barony. Payment may be made by cash or check, and credit card acceptance is to be confirmed. Make checks payable to SCA, Inc./Barony of the Angels. This is a dry site. Pets must remain leashed. Smoking is prohibited throughout the park. Parking is on the street only, and driveways must remain clear. The grounds are mostly level, with new sidewalks and updated accessible restrooms. Groups wishing to reserve space along the eric can contact the event stewards and include the group name and the approximate size of the space requested. Event stewards are Baron Tomaso da Barbiano and Baroness Catharine Hawkwod da Barbiano. For questions or additional information, email steward.anniversary@angels.sca-caid.org.

Sunset IE brings back its monthly cruise night, now in its 16th year. It costs $5 to show, with 20 awards on offer plus a raffle and a 50/50.

The Glass House hosts a Paradise Tour stop featuring Mustard Service and Pity Party (Girls Club), with special guests Manwolves and Chicano Mosh.

The Dogs are back at Hi Brow Pub for a lively night that pairs food and drinks with plenty of dancing and a touch of revelry. Enjoy nostalgic tunes that bring back memories. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table and settle in for the music-filled evening.

The 17th Annual Joann and James Jennings Memorial Golf Tournament, presented by Dignity Group, raises funds to advance public awareness, understanding, and acceptance of people with special needs. Proceeds sustain educational outreach for families who need support, providing no-cost consultations and important information sessions that help them navigate available resources for their loved ones.

Cirque Ma'Ceo brings a big top spectacular to Norco, CA, blending elite horsemanship with dynamic acrobatics. Presented at Ingalls Event Center, this limited engagement showcases the power of the horses and the refined skill of the performers for an experience centered on artistry and adrenaline. Tickets are available through the official ticket site.

At AutoZone in Norco, this used oil recycling and free filter exchange accepts used motor oil and up to two used oil filters. First claim two free oil filters and obtain an email voucher. Before arriving, drain and collect up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher, your container of used oil, and up to two used filters to receive up to two new oil filters of equal or lesser value in exchange. This program is funded by CalRecycle and is operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Norco.

A members-only trail ride for Saddle Sore Riders. Participation requires an active SSR membership, and new members can register at the ride with applications available on site. Paid memberships are valid for the remainder of 2026 through the end of 2027. Dues are $25 for individuals and $35 for families, defined as one or two adults with any minors under 18 living at the same address. Anyone 18 or older needs their own membership. After the ride, food and beverages will be available for members, and a raffle is planned. Members who are not riding are welcome to come for lunch. For safety and compliance, stallions are not permitted. Ponying is not allowed, and neither is bareback or double riding. Dogs are not allowed on trail rides. Smoking or vaping is not permitted during the ride, and open containers are not allowed on public streets. All participants under 18 must wear a helmet and be accompanied by an adult on the ride. For additional information, contact Karen Gonzalez at 909-229-4986 or dkgranch@gmail.com.

Poetry takes center stage at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library as the Fourth Saturdays: Poetry at the Claremont Library series presents featured readings by Adam O. Davis and Maurya Simon. Attendance is free and open to everyone, and books will be available to buy. The program follows Los Angeles County COVID guidelines and is offered with support from Friends of the Claremont Library.

Carsie Blanton will perform at The Glass House Pomona. Tickets will be available for purchase, including through the DICE app.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch hosts a special Free Admission Monday, the first free entry day of the season. Guests can enjoy complimentary access to the 4-acre corn maze, the Corn Cob Beach, a sunflower labyrinth, and a dedicated photo op path. Free parking and a shuttle are available, and tickets for other attractions can be purchased on-site at the patch.

HammerFall’s Freedom World Crusade North America Tour 2026 makes a stop at The Glass House, with Evergrey as the special guest and support from Elvenking. Tickets will be available through DICE.

The Shocktober Blood Tour stops at The Glass House, headlined by Wednesday 13 with Devils on a Sunday and Above Snakes also on the lineup.

Matthew West will appear at Friends Church for an in-person event.

CODICIADO brings the Así Es La Vida Tour to Toyota Arena for a live performance. The lineup centers on CODICIADO. Ticket access includes multiple presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, the venue, and Live Nation, along with a general public release. VIP options are offered as well.

A community car, truck, and motorcycle show is set at Canyon RV Park Campground, also known as Featherly Park. The event welcomes families and their dogs and is presented in support of veterans. General public admission is free, with parking available for $10 per carload. Sponsor and vendor opportunities are offered, and participant registration packets are available.

A full band has been invited to headline this year, with several additional acts performing throughout the day. Exact performance times will be announced, and attendees are encouraged to support local businesses.

This event marks a return to The Hi Brow Pub after some time away.

Free Admission Monday at Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch features complimentary entry along with access to the Corn Cob Beach, a 4-acre corn maze, a Photo Op Path, and a Sunflower Labyrinth. Free parking and a shuttle are provided. Tickets for all other attractions are available for purchase on site.

This travel presentation introduces a new club for people who prefer exploring the world with companions. Attendees can connect with other adventure minded travelers and hear about upcoming itineraries featuring fall colors and lighthouses around the Great Lakes, highlights of America's Historic East, a culinary journey through Tuscany, a festive Music Cities Christmas, and additional options planned for 2027. Light refreshments will be served. The event takes place at the Gibson Senior Center. For more information, call (909) 981-4501.

Now in its 11th year, the Nolan Watters Memorial Barrel Race supports efforts to raise awareness about depression and prevent suicide. Hosted at George Ingalls Equestrian Arena with the use of two covered arenas, the weekend centers on a $15,000 added 5D barrel race spanning Friday through Sunday. Friday features Time Onlys and a warm up race. Saturday includes a $5,000 Open followed by Youth runs, a silent auction, and a Shot Relay Race afterward. Sunday offers another $5,000 Open with Youth to follow, and Average awards are presented after the Youth wraps up. A Roohide Saddle is awarded to the highest money earner who competes all three days. Buckles go to each D winner of the Open on Saturday and Sunday. Circle Y saddles are awarded to the Average champions of the Open and Youth, with prizes paid through fifth place in the Average. All awards must be picked up in person or by a designated representative, and they will not be mailed or held. For Average awards on Sunday, competitors must be present and in full dress code. The Open is a 5D with a 70 to 30 payout. The Youth division is for riders 16 and under and runs as a 4D jackpot, where 1D is the fastest time, 2D is one second slower, 3D is two seconds slower, and 4D is three seconds slower. Prime is ages 17 to 49 and Senior is 50 and over, both offered as carryover only. Fees are as follows: warm up race $75, Saturday entry $100, Sunday entry $100, Average entry $50, Youth $50, Senior and Prime side pots $35, plus a $15 grounds fee per person per day.

Experience live music at Micas Restobar.

Thousand Below plays The Glass House alongside Acres, VCTMS, and Lost in Separation. Tickets are available through the link in bio.

Garage Rods presents a car and motorcycle show at Cable Airport in Upland, California, highlighted by a car giveaway courtesy of Riverside Chevrolet. The event is held in support of Strides Against Breast Cancer for the American Cancer Society.

Marking 26 years, this medieval themed fundraiser offers an evening of entertainment, silent auction baskets, and raffle prizes while benefiting Queen of Hearts Therapeutic Riding Center. The event supports individuals with special needs, Veterans, and First Responders. Proceeds go to Queen of Hearts Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 33-0907556.

This one-day automotive event at Pomona Fairplex pairs a swap meet with a showcase of classic cars. It takes place in any weather. For the best experience with shopping, swapping, and checking out the vehicles, early arrival is advised.

Enjoy a special free admission day at Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch that includes complimentary access to Corn Cob Beach, the 4-acre corn maze, the sunflower labyrinth, and a dedicated photo-op path. Parking in the main lot and shuttle service are also free. Additional attractions are available with tickets that can be purchased on-site at the patch.

The 6th Annual Classics in the Park hosted by the Rotary Club of Norco brings a showcase of classic cars, trucks, tractors, and specialty vehicles to Pikes Peak Park. Spectator admission is free, and displays will spread out across the grass for a full day of vintage style and community fun. Entertainment is planned, with a live band and a performance by the Norco High School Choir. Food and alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase, plus snacks and desserts, and there will be breakfast and a lunch of burgers and hot dogs offered for a suggested donation while supplies last. Vehicle owners can register models from 1985 or earlier from any make. Trophies are set for a range of categories, including Raddest Van, Best Paint, Best VW, Best 60s Muscle Car, Best 50s, Best 70s, Best Lowrider, Best Hot Rod, and Best Tractor, with final classes to be confirmed. Raffles and award presentations are also part of the program. Families will find plenty to enjoy with a pumpkin patch, balloon animals, and a trunk or treat. Costumes are welcome, and participants are encouraged to bring candy to share with kids during the trunk or treat. Classic vehicles will be parked on the grass to complete the park setting. This fundraiser supports the Rotary Club of Norco, a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax deductible under FEIN 32-0194131, and opportunities for sponsorships and vendor booths are available.

The Glass House will host a live performance by glaive. Tickets will be available through the DICE app.

A hands-on class from The Western Horse Company centers on connection through leading and matching in hand, inviting a small group to build meaningful rapport with horses. Participants observe how horses look for relationship through softness, timing, and trust, practice matching energy to create harmony, and try leading exercises that favor partnership over control. Guided interactions with the horses support these skills in real time. The session emphasizes that connection is the bedrock of every relationship, with dedicated guidance for mothers on meeting a child where they are while still offering steady, grounded leadership. Auditor spots are available for those who prefer to observe. Participation is $90 and auditing is $25, with a discount for enrolling in multiple classes. This class is part of a wider community series that explores attunement, emotional regulation, boundaries, and self expression. Group size is intentionally limited for a more personalized experience.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA, joined by Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. Expect a set that blends well known favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven with new tracks from the 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 fall run across the United States. For ticket security, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, as third party sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, are not guaranteed by TPR, and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch is celebrating a special free admission day with several complimentary experiences. Enjoy Corn Cob Beach, wander a 4 acre corn maze, stroll the Photo Op Path, and explore the Sunflower Labyrinth, with free parking and a shuttle available. Tickets for other attractions are sold on site. Please note that ticket sales and some activities, including the regular corn maze, end before the patch closes for the evening.

The Glass House hosts a concert headlined by Free Throw and Microwave, with additional performances by Carly Cosgrove and Flycatcher. Tickets are available through the link in bio.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to The Cathedral Pomona in Pomona, CA with special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a breakout year and a successful spring leg, the tour returns for an expanded 30 city run across the U.S., featuring songs and stories that have resonated with audiences nationwide. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, appears as a featured guest. Expect an evening focused on worship, connection, and a reminder of God’s truth. Tickets are now available. Entry will be staggered for VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission ticket holders, and the schedule is subject to change. To protect against scams, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet for this event, as third party resales are not supported and may not be honored.

An intimate candlelit concert of Halloween-inspired music fills the Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Orange County, featuring the Orchid Quartet. The program spans popular favorites and eerie classics, including Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, alongside Saint-Saëns’s Danse macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Erlkönig, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor, II Allegro molto, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Take in a full sweep of Danzig history as the music moves from the Misfits era to Samhain and then Danzig, following the timeline from start to finish. The night features Plan 9 alongside Lucifuge, a tribute dedicated to Danzig. Presented as a one-night celebration of every era.

Your Checkered Past makes its debut at JD Allison's Bar & Grill with a set of high energy, danceable rock. There is no cover charge to attend. Enjoy food from the bar and grill alongside the music. Checkered attire is encouraged.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a weekend of skills clinics to Slaughter Pen Trails in Bentonville, AR. Riders of all experience levels, from beginners to intermediate riders and trail veterans, can choose from half day and full day clinics as well as a comprehensive 2-day camp that brings the Ninja curriculum together. Offerings may include a 2-Day Camp, Co-Ed Fundamentals and Women’s Only Fundamentals half day sessions, Fundamentals Trail Application, a Fundamentals Full Day Combo, a Jumping Mini Clinic, and a full day Intermediate and Advanced Clinic. Availability varies by location and date. After registration, participants receive an email with the exact meeting point for their clinic.

Ontario Sports Empire celebrates its grand opening with a day filled with sports, music, and community spirit. The entire complex will be alive at once, with every field and zone activated for hands-on clinics, friendly challenges, and live entertainment. Guests can look forward to opportunities to meet professional athletes. The festivities begin with a ribbon cutting, then continue with activities throughout the venue.

Fourth Saturdays presents an October poetry reading at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library, featuring poets Penelope Moffet and Jennifer K. Sweeney. The event is free and open to the public, and books will be available for purchase. The series follows Los Angeles County Covid guidelines and is supported by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Enjoy a special free-admission day at Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch. Complimentary experiences include Corn Cob Beach, a 4-acre corn maze, the Photo Op Path, and the Sunflower Labyrinth, along with free parking and a shuttle. Tickets for other attractions are available for purchase on-site at the patch.

An expo focused on stamping and scrapbooking will be held at the Ontario Convention Center in Exhibit Halls A-B. This two-day gathering offers a welcoming space for fans of these crafts.

Set within Azure Hotel & Suites Ontario Airport, this Halloween-themed crafting retreat blends creative time with festive fun. Look for a costume competition and a table-decorating contest, plus convenient access to the neighboring Ontario Convention Center for the SSBE Expo, with no affiliation to that show. The crop spans three days and costs $185 per person; day participation is available, while overnight stays are optional and not included. A room block is offered under Glitter On Top Retreats for those arranging accommodations. Registration requires a $92.50 payment at sign-up, with the balance due 90 days in advance; the crop fee is nonrefundable, though it may be transferred to another individual with prior notice. Guests must be at least 18 years of age, and group seating requests can be submitted. Each ticket includes Wi-Fi, power, free parking, a water station with snacks, and a six-foot table per attendee, with table depth subject to hotel availability. Dining and a bar are available on site, and there are additional restaurants nearby. Crafting supplies are available from Rockin' Paper Designz, and attendees should budget separately for lodging, meals, and shopping.

Christina’s Calm Creations brings a glow-in-the-dark black light painting experience to Grafted Cellars Winery in Claremont. Participants create a striking Zombie Girl canvas with paints that illuminate under black light, a Halloween-ready piece with bold color and energy. No prior painting experience is required, as Christina offers clear, step-by-step instruction to explore color, contrast, and luminous effects. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with music and plenty of laughter, a fun night out for friends and families. Wine and food are available for purchase, and outside alcohol is not allowed. Refreshments are sold separately. Seating is limited for this specialty event, and adult humor or candid conversation may occur. It is a paint, sip, and glow experience from start to finish.

Upland sets the stage for a Halloween-eve celebration featuring two powerhouse bands and an evening of vintage soul and high-energy rock. Your Checkered Past opens with driving, dance-ready rock, followed by Rehabbed with a passionate tribute to Amy Winehouse that includes favorites such as Valerie, You Know I’m No Good, Rehab, and Back to Black. Classic Halloween costumes are encouraged, and black and white or checkered outfits match the theme. Expect a full bar with great drinks, plenty of dancing, and no cover charge all night. The party takes place at Hi Brow.

The OldSkool 66 Cruzers Toy Drive and Car Show is open to all. To enter a vehicle, bring 20 and an unwrapped toy. The event features vendors, raffle drawings, and trophy presentations, with Rock with a Vengeance providing the music.

Dazed and Confused #22 sticks to the same weekend and introduces a new setting at Prado Regional Park, near the Prado Dam. A dam-themed van run is in the works, with flyers and pre-registration details to be announced soon.