Events in Claremont today

Coyote Moon performs live at the Shelton Park bandshell. Attendees may bring blankets, chairs, and a picnic basket, and are welcome to come with a friend. The concert is free.

Nonpoint, Spineshank, and (hed) PE perform together at The Glass House, bringing all three bands to one stage.

Watch the Lake Elsinore Storm face the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes in a minor league baseball matchup at LoanMart Field in Rancho Cucamonga. This game offers a chance to see up-and-coming talent, appreciate the strategy and rhythm of live baseball, and enjoy a ballpark atmosphere on a more intimate scale than the majors.

A playful 5K returns to Pomona Fairplex, with access through Gate 17. Move at your own pace through colorful bubble bogs and waves of foam on a non-competitive, untimed course. Families, friends, and strollers are welcome, and participants of all ages and fitness levels can take part. Expect music, laughter, and plenty of suds from start to finish, and plan to finish covered in bright bubbles. Free registration is available.

At Trinity United Methodist Church in Pomona, this 25th annual workshop focuses on caring for and restoring older homes. Admission is free, and attendees can learn practical ways to maintain, repair, and appreciate the character of their houses. Membership is not required to participate. Donations for the silent auction are welcome, with pickup available beforehand or drop-off on the morning of the workshop.

Quick ‘n Split Burgers & Homemade Ice Cream pops up in Upland, California with a celebration of Cali flavors rooted in a family legacy. The menu features burgers, pastrami sandwiches, tacos and Lip Drippers, chili cheese fries, and house-made ice cream and shakes. Expect upbeat music and a welcoming community atmosphere. Indoor seating with air conditioning is available for added comfort, including for those traveling from farther away. Attendees can also meet the Bailey family during this special Inland Empire gathering.

The Fourth Saturdays poetry series at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library presents a reading with Serena Chopra and Anna Zumbahlen. This program 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. Serena Chopra is a writer, dancer, filmmaker, and performance artist. Her accolades include an NEA Creative Writing Fellowship, fellowships from MacDowell and Kundiman, a RedLine artist residency, and a Fulbright. Her third book, A Catalog of Future Mercies, is published by Graywolf Press. Anna Zumbahlen is a poet from Colorado with 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, where she supports research at the Getty Research Institute.

Deaf Movie Night features a screening of Wesley, focusing on the life of John Wesley, an English evangelist from the 18th century. Spend time with a film that shares his story and offers an opportunity to learn more about him.

Jigardan Gadhavi brings a live, open-air Garba and Raas experience to Southern California, celebrating Gujarati music, culture, and community. Expect energetic dancing to live music, a welcoming setting for all ages, and food vendors that add to the festive vibe, all within the signature West Coast Garba atmosphere. Dancers travel from across California and neighboring regions to be part of the night. The event takes place at LA Knight Riders Cricket Stadium. Tickets are available through Rameelo, the event’s ticketing partner.

The Lake Elsinore Storm visit the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes for a minor league showdown at LoanMart Field, formerly known as Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter Stadium, in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Expect a close view of up-and-coming players, a lively pace, strategic moments on the field, and a laid-back ballpark atmosphere where every at-bat carries weight.

Velocityy Vision Events brings Junkie, En-Vitro, and Paradise Blossom to The Glass House. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Blacklight Run returns to Pomona with an untimed 5K centered on glowing fun. Walkers and runners of all ages make their way through multiple neon color zones that shine under high-powered blacklights. Wearing white with bright accents turns participants into glowing works of art while upbeat music keeps the momentum going. The finish area transforms into a high-energy celebration with a live DJ, group color tosses, dancing, and plenty of photo moments. It is a fit for families, groups of friends, and fans of festive fun runs. Free registration is available for a limited time, and spots may go quickly.