Events in Chino today

Enjoy a free summer concert in the park featuring Acoustical Mystery Tour, an acoustic and electric celebration of The Beatles. The band delivers Beatles favorites performed entirely live without backing tracks, blending acoustic guitars, piano, bass, flute, percussion and layered vocal harmonies. Its members come from several long-running Los Angeles area bands, have collectively played tens of thousands of gigs, and have appeared at Beatlefest. Expect a set drawn from a large catalog, offered with musicianship, spontaneity and humor. Bring a lounge chair or blanket and your own food, soft drinks, water and snacks. No alcohol is permitted. Vendors will also be available with food, snacks and beverages, setting the scene for a music-filled evening with plenty of energy for dancing.

This run welcomes every pace and covers a little under four miles. Routes may vary, and arriving early is recommended to pick up the Strava map. It wraps up at A Snail’s Pace with refreshments at the finish.

Prison City Roller Derby is hosting an orientation night at Grand Avenue Park for anyone curious about the sport. Opportunities include playing, officiating on skates or off, and volunteering. No experience is required, and all skill levels are welcome. Open to ages 18 and older, this friendly session offers a straightforward way to learn what roller derby involves and explore how to take part on the track or behind the scenes.

Enjoy a lively bingo night packed with fun, prizes, and pie. This free midweek boost welcomes friends, families, and solo players. There are two sessions to choose from, giving everyone a chance to play. Winners can score great prizes, and dinner is available to round out the experience.

Enjoy a lively bingo night with two sessions, prizes up for grabs, and dinner and pie available. Friends, families, and solo players can settle in for a relaxed evening of games and good food.

Savor pizza prepared fresh to order.

Begin a welcoming introduction to tarot designed for curious beginners and aspiring readers. Guided by Shana, an intuitive tarot reader, spiritual teacher, and manager at Kindred Spirits, this five-class series blends foundational knowledge with intuitive practice. Students receive a packet for each class while exploring the origins of tarot, the four suits of Wands, Swords, Cups, and Pentacles, the Minor Arcana from Ace through Ten, the Court Cards including page or princess, knight or prince, queen, and king, and the archetypes of the Major Arcana. The first session focuses on practical ways to cleanse, clear, and harmonize energy to set a strong foundation. The course examines symbolism, archetypes, numerology, and color correspondences, then moves into hands-on practice with the clairs and approaches that use tarot as a tool for personal insight and healing. Instruction covers reading with intuition, modern perspectives on divination, comparing interpretations, and working with a variety of spreads. Please bring a notebook and pen or pencil, a favorite tarot deck, and any questions. Tuition is $222 for the complete five-class series or $46 per class.

The Den at Lone Wolf Brewing Co hosts an open mic featuring live sets from songwriters across Southern California, all sharing original music. The atmosphere is relaxed, with craft beer and friendly company.

The 2nd Annual SoCal JCB Golf Classic brings golfers and industry professionals together at Black Gold Golf Club for a charity tournament in support of Construction Angels. The event supports the nonprofit’s mission to assist families of fallen construction workers through financial assistance, grief counseling, and scholarships. Participants can expect championship-level golf and meaningful opportunities to connect across the construction community, all unified by a shared commitment to caring for construction families.

Attendees meet for lunch at Fire 150 Grill, a Kfrog’s Fork Around and Find Out winner, with an open networking group. The networking fee is $5, and lunch is an additional cost.

Discover a new travel club at a friendly presentation where attendees can meet like-minded travelers, learn about upcoming trips, and connect with a potential travel companion. Highlights include itineraries to the Great Lakes for fall colors and lighthouse viewing, notable sites across America’s historic East, a culinary-focused journey through Tuscany, a holiday-themed tour of music cities, and additional options planned for 2027. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information, call (909) 981-4501. The event takes place at Gibson Senior Center.

An intimate Candlelight concert transforms The Richard Nixon Library & Museum with a warm glow as a string quartet reimagines hits by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The Orchid Quartet presents a program that may include Clocks, Something Just Like This, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, Viva la Vida, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and Sky Full of Stars, along with Imagine Dragons favorites such as Radioactive, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Eyes Closed, and Nice to Meet You. The experience runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the music begins and no entry once the performance starts. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Multiple date and time options are available.

Experience a live Candlelight Yorba Linda performance featuring music by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at the Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Yorba Linda, California. Find venue information, schedule details, and ticket options through the event page.

The In Another Life Summer Tour stops at The Glass House, featuring a live set from Krooked Kings.

Sound and Fury presents a show at The Glass House featuring Oakwood, with Love Letter on the bill. Tickets are on sale.

Explore the potter’s wheel in a relaxed, hands-on introduction at AMOCA Ceramics Studio. Held monthly, these beginner-friendly classes focus on the basics of wheel throwing and offer a fun way to work with clay for an hour. Everything is included in the $75 fee, from clay and tools to glazing and firing. If you create a bowl during the session, staff will glaze and fire it afterward at no additional cost, and you can return later to pick up your finished piece. The class runs 60 minutes and is intended for adults 18 and older, with ages 16 and 17 welcome when accompanied by a paying adult. Enrollment also comes with complimentary admission to the Museum galleries, which feature one of the country’s largest collections of ceramic art.

A community food drive at the San Dimas Masonic Center is dedicated to supporting military families experiencing food insecurity. The effort focuses on active-duty service members, veterans, and National Guard families. Donations being collected include nonperishable food, hygiene and toiletry items, as well as baby and household essentials. Volunteer support helps with gathering and distributing these supplies, with the shared goal of ensuring military families have reliable access to nutritious food and everyday necessities.

Pacific Community Center and Living Word of Upland host the fourth annual back to school giveaway, a free community gathering focused on helping students start the year ready. Kids can pick up complimentary backpacks filled with supplies, and local barbers will offer free haircuts. Every family member receives a free lunch of three tacos. The celebration features live music, games with prizes, a bounce house, and face painting. Community resource booths will be available with services for low income families, creating a neighborhood-focused day of support, food, and fun.

A bingo event at the Gibson Senior Center featuring classic games, chances to win prizes, and friendly company. Open to newcomers and seasoned players alike, with a $15 buy-in that covers 10 games and six drawings. Optional specials are available for an additional cost, including Go Fish Bullet for $1, the E Game and 3-in-1 for $3 each, U PICK 'EM for $5, and Double Action for $7. For more information, call (909) 981-4501.

Sunset IE brings its monthly cruise night back for a 16th year at Burger Town USA. It is $5 to show, with 20 awards available. A raffle and a 50/50 are part of the festivities.

She Screams Fest brings a collaborative showcase to Pomona, presented by Forever In Our Hearts, The Haven, and The Glass House. Spread between The Glass House and The Haven, the lineup features Arranged in April, noragami, Nuvolascura, MyVeronica, my stuffed rabbit, Parting Gift, Checkpoint Charlie, illusory, and Sounds Like Sunday, plus a special guest. It is a multi-venue gathering focused on live performances from the listed artists.

Set on the patio at Lone Wolf Brewing Co, this live performance features 80s and 90s cover songs alongside alternative rock, new wave, and more.