Events in Diamond Bar, CA

Experience a massive automotive marketplace and classic car showcase, touted as the largest of its kind on the West Coast. Browse and bargain for parts, accessories, and automobilia, or bring items to sell or trade. Rows of vehicles will be on display and available to purchase, including Corvettes, Porsches, street rods, Volkswagens, and classic models built before 1995. The event goes on rain or shine. General admission is $15, and children 12 and under enter free.

This weekly event is set in the beautiful Claremont Village.

An on-site mobile clinic offers affordable pet care at Pet Supplies Plus in Yorba Linda, providing vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more. No appointment is required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. Information about services and pricing is available for both dogs and cats. For questions, call 1-800-988-VETS.

The HCBC Golf Invitational is an annual fundraising tournament at Los Serranos Country Club that brings together local businesses, families, and community members for a full day of golf and networking. The event features a structured 18-hole competition, dinner, on-course contests, and an awards presentation, all in support of the mission and outreach programs of Harvest Community Bible Church. Sponsors receive strong visibility and participants connect in meaningful ways. Registration includes golf and dinner, with an early bird rate of $135 per player available before the standard $150 fee applies.

The Glass House welcomes Soul Asylum for a performance with The Props. Find ticket details through the link in bio. Social handles listed are @soulasylumofficial and @_theprops.

Together Strong creates a supportive setting for friends and family of the queer community. It serves people seeking guidance and resources to strengthen their allyship and build deeper connections with their LGBTQIA+ loved ones. The gathering centers on understanding, meaningful connection, and reliable support.

A Snail’s Pace Running Shop in Brea hosts a welcoming social run open to every pace, from speedy runners to those taking it slower. The route covers a little more than five miles, and light refreshments will be available after the group returns.

A North Orange County REALTORS preview and networking gathering centers on housing policy and the Realtor Action Fund. The program features Tim Shaw, an Orange County Board of Education trustee, Government Affairs Director with PWR of REALTORS, and former La Habra mayor and OCTA chair. Discussion highlights advocacy, the protection of homeownership rights, and how the Realtor Action Fund supports the profession, with opportunities to connect and exchange insights with fellow real estate professionals.

Enjoy a lively bingo night featuring two sessions of play, prize giveaways, and plenty of friendly fun. Make it a full outing with dinner and a slice of pie, whether you bring friends and family or stop by on your own. It is a simple way to add a cheerful boost to the middle of the week.

Now in its third year, this summer concert series from the Richard Nixon Foundation brings an island vibe to life through dance, music, and cultural traditions. Held on the lawn of the Pat Nixon Amphitheater, it offers five all-ages performances, each with its own distinct flair. Food will be available from Guac n’ Roll Tacos.

Open mic at The Den inside Lone Wolf Brewing Co. showcases live local music as songwriters from across Southern California take the stage to share original songs. The evening brings together craft beer, performances, and good company for a midweek vibe.

The Monster Jam Road Trip brings the Grave Digger Stars & Stripes truck to Walmart locations throughout Los Angeles County. Attendees can take photos right beside the truck and get a sense of its impressive size. There are also opportunities to explore the newest Monster Jam toys and shop official die-cast models, RC vehicles, and playsets from Spin Master. The appearance schedule is subject to change.

At Palomares Park Community Center, the Pomona Concert Band’s 79th Annual Summer Concert Series, sponsored by the City of Pomona, features a program spotlighting three composers who share a last name. Music by Clifton Williams, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and John Williams is on the program, including Clifton Williams’s Concertino for Percussion and Band, Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Sea Songs and a fantasia based on a theme by Thomas Talli, along with selections from E.T. and Star Wars by John Williams. Artistic Director and Conductor Linda W. Taylor leads the band with Assistant Conductor Kerry Kline, and Councilman Steve Lustro serves as master of ceremonies. Admission is free, a concession stand will be open, and this is one of two nights in the series when a guest conductor is selected from the audience by ticket drawing, with tickets available at the stand. Performances take place at Palomares Park this season while the Ganesha Park Bandshell undergoes emergency repairs.

This free-to-attend evening centers on country music with dinner and drinks available. Live performances will mix well-known country favorites with brand-new original songs. Friends can gather to share food and beverages while enjoying the music.

Celebrate truck culture with a showcase of custom rigs, music, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. See everything from classic builds to lifted and lowered styles. Local vendors will be serving tacos, offering plenty to enjoy while taking in the craftsmanship with friends and family.

Advance your practice with Shinpinden Part I, the Usui Reiki Master level, offered as a gentle two-day training in a peaceful retreat setting. Set within a private home surrounded by oaks, this immersive experience blends learning, self-care, and certification. Participants receive the Level III attunement, explore the Usui Master symbol, and learn to use a Reiki crystal grid, with a starter kit provided. Guided experiences include a meditation to connect with Reiki guides, moving meditation, cord release, and aura clearing, with time for tea and questions. Total instruction time is 10 hours. Between sessions, unwind by the pool, review the manual from a shaded cabana, and enjoy quiet meditative moments beneath the trees. The course includes the Shinpiden Part I manual, the crystal grid starter kit, practice opportunities, meditations, attunement, and certification. A minimum of six months of Usui Reiki Level II practice is required. Enrollment is intentionally limited to preserve the retreat atmosphere. Tuition is 377 dollars, with the option to hold a spot with a 50 percent deposit.

Introduce kids to the world of horses with a hands-on, educational experience focused on care and understanding rather than riding. Participants help groom and feed a real horse while learning basic anatomy and behavior. Creative time includes painting a horseshoe, and each child receives a completion certificate. The cost is $35 per child, and up to two adults may accompany them at no charge. Spots are limited and tend to fill quickly, so early registration, ideally three to four weeks ahead, is recommended. Payment is required to secure a reservation. To sign up, email pradoequestriancenter@gmail.com.

This event returns to Cooks Corner with a summertime celebration of spaghetti. Enjoy pasta, then follow it up with dancing alongside the Girls.

This monthly coffee club begins with friendly conversation over coffee, continues with a brief update on market and economic news, and concludes with an informal discussion. It offers a relaxed way to connect with the community and meet new people. Coffee and donuts are provided.

Coyote Moon performs live at the Shelton Park bandshell. The event is free, and attendees can bring blankets, chairs, picnic baskets, and friends for a casual hangout.

Nonpoint performs at The Glass House in Pomona, CA with special guests Spineshank and (hed) PE. This concert brings all three bands together on the same stage.

Bubble Run brings a playful 5K to Pomona Fairplex, blending fitness with foam and color. The course features bubbly zones and billowing clouds of suds, with music setting a festive tone from start to finish. It is non-competitive and untimed, welcoming runners, walkers, dancers, and strollers of all ages. Comfortable attire is recommended, and groups of family and friends can enjoy the route together. Expect laughter, mountains of foam, and a finish line that leaves participants bright with color. Free registration is still available.

A complimentary, single-day trail running festival from UltraSignup teams up with A Snail's Pace Running Shop in Chino Hills to celebrate the local trail community. The gathering spotlights nearby races, run clubs, gear brands, and small businesses, with a relaxed atmosphere that encourages connection and shared passion for the trails. Check in to mingle, try shoe demos, pick up a lightweight UltraSignup shoe bag while supplies last, and stay hydrated with LMNT. Wildsense adds a playful touch with face decorating and a glitter station. A casual group trail run covers roughly four miles, and every pace is welcome, including hikers. After the run, the festivities continue with breakfast burritos from Luchador Brewing and coffee from Stillhaus available for purchase. A raffle and brand expo round out the day, featuring prizes from brand partners, opportunities for race entries, and plenty of apparel and swag. Booths and tables provide chances to chat with race directors, learn about upcoming events, and sample hydration and nutrition offerings. Advance registration is required. 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, with series support from LMNT and SILO.

Now in its 25th year, the Old Home Workshop is a free event focused on learning how to care for, restore, and appreciate older homes. Membership is not required to attend. Donations to the silent auction are welcome, with pickup available by arrangement or items may be brought on the morning of the workshop.

Fourth Saturdays: Poetry at the Claremont Library presents a poetry reading at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library featuring Serena Chopra and Anna Zumbahlen. Serena Chopra is a writer, dancer, filmmaker, and performance artist. Her honors include a National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship, recognition as a MacDowell and Kundiman fellow, a RedLine artist residency, and a Fulbright. Her third book is A Catalog of Future Mercies from 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 and has been published. She lives in Los Angeles and supports research at the Getty Research Institute. Admission is free and open to everyone, and books will be available for purchase. Los Angeles County Covid guidelines are observed, and support for the series comes from Friends of the Claremont Library.

Yorba Linda Town Center hosts a Gilmore Girls inspired pop-up market featuring more than fifty locally owned businesses. Explore themed and non-themed goods, snap pictures in a Gilmore Girls photo booth, and enjoy music from a live DJ. Family-friendly activities include face painting for kids, and shoppers can also treat themselves to permanent jewelry. Refreshments such as dirty sodas and aguas will be available, along with dinner options. Admission and parking are free, and the event welcomes families and pets.

An award-winning vegan BBQ pop-up, recognized by VegNews and USA Today as the top spot in the nation, brings hearty comfort food to the Inland Empire. The kitchen focuses on Southern staples and special sandwiches, with favorites such as crispy fried chickun, smoked specialties, mac and cheeze, Beyond burgers dipped in a beer-cheeze batter, jambalaya, po' boys, Cajun corn, totchos, and more. The entire menu is free of nuts, with several gluten free choices available.

This event at Esther Snyder Community Center features Alpha Zo facing Bad Dude Tito. The lineup also includes Epic Pro champion Royce Isaacs, Zyra returns, Tony Deppen makes his debut, and additional matches round out the card.

At The Glass House, Velocityy Vision Events showcases Junkie alongside En-Vitro and Paradise Blossom.

Experience a night centered on classic and modern rock, pairing recognizable staples with recent selections for an easygoing evening of rock favorites.

Rehash takes the stage at The Glass House alongside Makeout Reef. Details and ticket news can be found via @rehash.ok and @makeout.reef.

The Holdup brings The Buying Time Tour to The Glass House, joined by Lot 49 and Dylan Reese.

Hosted by the Memon Organization of California, this pickleball tournament welcomes competitive players and enthusiasts to test their skills in three divisions: Under 15, Men’s, and Seniors Over 45. The action takes place at West Coast Pickleball Yorba Linda, bringing together spirited play and community connection. Spots are limited, and participants can secure a place and choose a team partner in their eligible category 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 takes place at Yorba Linda Feed with a mobile team on site. Available services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and more. Appointments are not required. For safety, bring dogs on leashes and transport cats in secure carriers.

This event at The Cathedral in Pomona, CA pairs a screening from @showcasetheatredoc with live performances by @decrytheband, @spunk_official, @fantasylanerocknroll, and @pegleglove. Organized as a joint event by avvebo, it brings film and music together in one place. Tickets are available for purchase.

Get into a tubular groove with the Lawncrashers at Lone Wolf Brewing Co. in Yorba Linda. Savor craft brews and food, and relax on the heated patio for an easygoing night out.

A group drive for Porsche enthusiasts heads from the Chino Hills State Park Discovery Center to Flo’s Airport Cafe for breakfast, where the conversation is all about cars and the plates can include biscuits and gravy alongside coffee. Porsche 356 owners are a familiar sight, and Porsche models of all kinds, as well as any car that runs, are welcome. Some participants choose to go straight to the cafe and catch up there. This meetup has been a rain or shine ritual for more than three decades, bringing people together to dine and talk Porsche. Because the Discovery Center lot can get crowded, drivers are asked to stage counterclockwise around the paved area and leave a clear opening to the road that goes up the hill so others can get in, turn around, and exit smoothly.

Presented by The Western Horse Company, this small-group class focuses on nonverbal communication, leadership, and identity through direct experiences with horses. Over three hours, participants observe how horses attune to presence, energy, body language, and intention, learn how communication without words strengthens connection and leadership, explore how personal identity influences a parenting style, and take part in guided, hands-on interactions with the horses. Designed with mothers in mind, the session supports reconnecting with an authentic voice, aligning actions with clear intention, and leading with self awareness. Auditor spots are available for those who prefer to observe. The program takes place at Prado Park Equestrian Center. Participation is $90, auditing is $25, and a discount is available when registering for multiple classes. Space is limited. This session is part of a broader series that also explores attunement, emotional regulation, boundaries, and relationship building. For registration or questions, email maneandmotherhood@gmail.com.

Micas Restobar will host live music.

The Sunglasses Band performs at Glendora Continental, a place they especially enjoy in Glendora. It is a venue the band loves to play.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a full weekend of mountain bike skills clinics to Bentonville at Slaughter Pen Trails, with options for beginners, intermediate riders, and experienced trail veterans. Sessions are offered as half day and full day clinics, along with a comprehensive 2-Day Camp that brings the Ninja curriculum together over the weekend. Clinic options include a 2-Day Camp, Co-Ed Fundamentals half day, Women’s Only Fundamentals half day, Fundamentals Trail Application half day, a full day Fundamentals Combo, a Jumping Mini Clinic half day, and an Intermediate / Advanced Clinic full day. Offerings can vary by location and date. After registering, participants receive the exact meeting point by email.

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

Bimmer Invasion of Los Angeles comes to Pomona Fairplex. Last year's edition was described as spectacular.

The Storytellers return to Boots on Main, a single-day, free, family-friendly country music festival in Yorba Linda. Created to bring people together around great music, food, and drinks in a welcoming and safe setting, the festival showcases local country artists, a variety of refreshments, and room for kids to explore. Known in Southern California for a progressive approach to bluegrass, The Storytellers draw on traditional bluegrass, country blues, old-time, and folk to craft imaginative improvisation and resonant vocal harmonies. Their sets feature nuanced acoustic interplay, driving rhythms, and rich storytelling with an easygoing, free-spirited bluegrass feel. The band’s appearances include the Huck Finn Jubilee, Calico Bluegrass Festival, the Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival, and the Desert Bluegrass Festival. Highlights from 2024 include headlining the Prescott Bluegrass Festival and sharing the stage with Peter Rowan at the Brookdale Bluegrass Festival. They are regulars at June Lake Jam Fest and have performed at large county fairs throughout Southern California. In 2022 they held a year-long residency at Treasure Island Casino and Resort in Las Vegas, in 2023 they became the first bluegrass-style band to play one of NAMM’s premier stages, and in 2026 they performed during the Fourth of July celebration at Dodger Stadium. The Storytellers are Scott Diehl on guitar and vocals, Lance Frantzich on bass and vocals, and Steve Stelmach on washboard and percussion.

Discover the flavors of Rome in an immersive cooking class led by Chef Amy. Begin by turning flour, eggs and water into fresh pasta, learning to knead, shape and cook it just right. Then prepare a classic cacio e pepe sauce with pecorino cheese and cracked black pepper, toss your noodles in the creamy mixture and enjoy the dish you crafted from start to finish. The experience is fully hands-on and beginner friendly, with step by step guidance that keeps every technique approachable and low pressure. Hosted at a local public venue in Los Angeles, with the exact location subject to change, the class provides all fresh ingredients and professional tools, along with chef tips and techniques you can use long after class. Expect plenty of tasting, shared laughs and real learning, and leave with new skills plus the satisfaction of a complete meal cooked by you.

The Glass House hosts a performance by Powerman 5000, joined by Boy Hits Car and Makes My Blood Dance.

Fan Halen performs at Old Stump Brewing Co. in Pomona.

This gathering marks a return to Glendora Continental and features music alongside food and beverages.

GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party brings a family-friendly dance celebration to The Glass House with K-pop tracks, remixes, well-known movie soundtrack tunes, and pop anthems the whole family will recognize. Costumes are welcome and dancing is encouraged, with plenty of chances to sparkle and shine. Early bird tickets are available for $15. Presented by The Kawaii Rave and VNK Entertainment.

At The Glass House, Sweet & Tender Hooligans make their return with Manic Hispanic also on the lineup, bringing both bands together on one stage.

AO Con marks its eleventh year, bringing together fans who celebrate Jesus alongside the fandoms they love. A booth will be available for meetups, where attendees can pick up tickets for an hourly raffle.

The Barony of the Angels celebrates with the theme Our Place in Time, highlighting the tokens, symbols, clothing, and accessories that express each persona’s historical era. Championship contests span multiple disciplines. The martial lists run as double elimination for Armored, Rapier, and Cut and Thrust, with three counted blows where one must be a killing blow and combinations count. A Youth champion may be named if participation allows. A display of Harnischfechten armored combat is planned for spectators. An Arts and Sciences display accompanies a competition to select the baronial Arts and Sciences champion. Participants are encouraged to share the work that brings their persona to life while incorporating modern necessities, such as covers for chairs or water dispensers and ways to disguise coolers, cameras, water bottles, or phones, along with heraldry and flags that build historical atmosphere. Mistress Adelheit Schwarzenkatze, OL, will lead a team of laurels and other artisans offering feedback in the display area. The traditional Hester Spoon cooking competition returns under the stewardship of last year’s winner, THL Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Abbas. Cardamom is the featured ingredient and must appear in every entry. There are two categories, Period and Non-period, and entrants may submit to one or both. An ingredients list is required for all dishes. Adult Site Fee is $20, with a $10 Adult Member Discount Site Fee. Youth 17 and under attend as guests of the Barony. Cash and checks will be accepted, credit card availability is pending, and checks should be made payable to SCA, Inc./Barony of the Angels. This is a dry site. Pets must remain on a leash, and there is no smoking anywhere on park grounds. Groups wishing to reserve space along the eric may contact the event stewards and should provide the group name and the approximate size of the requested space. Parking is on the street only, and driveways must remain clear. The site is mostly level, with new sidewalks and renovated accessible restrooms. Event stewards are Baron Tomaso da Barbiano and Baroness Catharine Hawkwod da Barbiano. For questions or additional information, contact steward.anniversary@angels.sca-caid.org.

Rookie RoundUp welcomes new riders of any age to a friendly speed competition with walk, trot, and lope divisions in both barrel racing and pole bending. The focus is on a fun, encouraging, low-pressure atmosphere where participants can build confidence, sharpen skills, and take pride in their progress. For questions or sponsorship opportunities, contact pbrookieroundup@gmail.com. After all, every champion starts as a rookie.

Mustard Service and Pity Party (Girls Club) bring the Paradise Tour to The Glass House with special guests Manwolves and Chicano Mosh. The concert presents all four acts on one bill, offering a chance to see these performers share the same stage in a single venue.

Dignity Group hosts the 17th Annual Joann and James Jennings Memorial Golf Tournament, a charitable event supporting efforts to expand public awareness, understanding, and acceptance of individuals with special needs. Proceeds will fund educational outreach for families in need, including complimentary consultations and informative seminars that help them navigate available resources for their loved ones.

The Fourth Saturdays poetry series at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library presents readings by Adam O. Davis and Maurya Simon. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone, with books available for purchase. The program follows Los Angeles County COVID guidelines and is supported by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Carsie Blanton is set to perform at The Glass House Pomona. Tickets go on sale for this show.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch marks the season’s first free admission day, offering complimentary access to Corn Cob Beach, a 4-acre corn maze, the Sunflower Labyrinth, and a dedicated photo op path, plus free parking and shuttle service. Other attractions require paid tickets, available for purchase at the patch.

The Glass House hosts a stop on HammerFall's Freedom World Crusade North America Tour 2026. The lineup includes special guest Evergrey, with Elvenking providing support. Tickets will be available for purchase.

The Shocktober Blood Tour arrives at The Glass House with Wednesday 13, along with Devils on a Sunday and Above Snakes.

Celebrating its 11th year, this car, truck, and motorcycle show takes place at Canyon RV Park Campground in Anaheim. It is family friendly, and dogs are welcome. The event supports Veterans. Sponsors, vendors, and registrants have packets available. General admission is free, and parking is $10 per carload.

A full band will take the headliner spot this year, with additional performers appearing throughout the day. Specific set times will be announced. The event also highlights and supports local businesses.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch is hosting a no-admission day filled with seasonal fun. Guests can enjoy complimentary access to Corn Cob Beach, explore a 4-acre corn maze at no charge, wander a sunflower labyrinth, and stroll a dedicated path designed for photo opportunities. Parking is free with a shuttle available, and tickets for other attractions can be purchased on site.

Enjoy live performances at Micas Restobar.

Thousand Below takes the stage at The Glass House alongside Acres, VCTMS, and Lost in Separation. Tickets are on sale.

At Glendora Continental, The Sunglasses Band delivers a set packed with 80s favorites alongside selections from other decades. The music pairs with food from the venue for a relaxed night out.

Settle in for 10 hours of unfussy creative time at Church of the Redeemer, with seating at large round tables for up to three people or rectangular tables for up to two. Bring your favorite crafting project. Small quantities of card kits are often available for purchase and tend to sell quickly. To protect the tables and linens, bring a craft mat. If you do not have one, a mat can be provided upon request. If you need power, choose a spot along the walls or at a table with an extension cord reel. Wi-Fi is available, although it can slow when many people are connected. For safety, skip oversized wagons that may create a tripping hazard. Potluck contributions are welcome but optional, and a sign-up will appear in the event’s discussion section. Please take home or discard any leftovers at the end to help with cleanup. The fee is $35 per person, payable at registration by Zelle, Venmo, or cash. PayPal is not accepted. Include your full name with payment, and message the organizer to confirm receipt. Seats are secured only after payment is received. All payments are final, nonrefundable, and nontransferable. Payment details: Zelle 626-221-4330 to Julie Huddleston. Venmo @scrapbookcafe, listed as Julie Huddleston. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere that encourages connecting with fellow crafters. Be respectful and keep the space drama free. Vending is not permitted. For questions, send a message to the organizer.

An all-class reunion at Finkbiner Park highlights a special welcome for the Class of 1970. Attendees can gather beneath the oak canopy on the park’s Cullen side, watch for banners marking the Class of 1970, and spend time reconnecting with longtime friends or meeting classmates they did not know well in high school. The event is free. Please bring your own chair, lunch, drinks, and any extras you prefer for a comfortable visit. Expect plenty of laughter and a lighthearted celebration of the privilege of growing older together.

Glendora Continental hosts a live rock show featuring a blend of timeless classics and newer hits. The performance spans decades of guitar-driven songs for an evening dedicated to rock fans.

The Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show is a single-day gathering at Pomona Fairplex that takes place regardless of weather. Arriving early is encouraged for the best chances to shop, make trades and view the cars. This posting is not created by the show's sponsors and cannot answer questions about vendor spaces, pin-up contests or service animals, so consult the event's official site for authoritative details.

This event at Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch features free admission along with complimentary access to Corn Cob Beach, a four acre corn maze, a photo opportunity path, and the Sunflower Labyrinth. Parking and the shuttle are free, and tickets for other attractions can be purchased on site.

glaive takes the stage at The Glass House. Find tickets through the DICE app or the link in bio.

Offered by The Western Horse Company, this small-group class centers on connection, leading, and in-hand energy matching. Across three hours, participants explore how horses seek relationship through softness, timing, and trust, learn to mirror energy to create greater harmony, and practice leading skills that emphasize partnership rather than control. Guided, hands-on time with the horses is included, and auditor spots are available for those who prefer to observe. Designed with mothers in mind, the session focuses on building deeper trust with a child by meeting them where they are while providing steady, grounded leadership. The intimate format allows for meaningful, personalized attention. Pricing is $90 for active participation and $25 to audit, with a multi-class discount available for those attending more than one session. Space is limited. This workshop is part of a broader community program series on relationship building, which also explores attunement, emotional regulation, boundaries, and self expression.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch hosts Free Admission Monday with complimentary entry. Enjoy free access to Corn Cob Beach, the 4-acre corn maze, the Sunflower Labyrinth, and a photo op path, plus free parking and a shuttle. Tickets for additional attractions can be purchased on site, and parking is available in the main lot.

A concert at The Glass House features Free Throw and Microwave, joined by Carly Cosgrove and Flycatcher. Tickets can be found through the link in bio.

Megan Woods brings her The Truth Tour to The Cathedral Pomona in Pomona, CA, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. Building on the momentum of her debut headlining run, this expanded fall itinerary spans 30 cities around the United States and continues her blend of songs and personal stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. The evening centers on worship, genuine connection, and a clear message rooted in God’s truth, while Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, adds his warm, authentic style. Tickets are on sale. VIP, early entry, and general admission options are planned, and the schedule is subject to change. For buyer protection, third party ticket sales are not permitted for TPR event pages, and purchases made outside the official outlet are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Experience a candlelit celebration of spooky season in Orange County as the Orchid Quartet performs Halloween-inspired favorites at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum. The program features iconic selections such as Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Der Erlkönig, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This event is suitable for ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Characters Pomona hosts a celebration of every era of Danzig, featuring tribute performances by Plan 9 and Lucifuge. The set unfolds in chronological order, tracing the evolution from Misfits to Samhain to Danzig for a complete journey through the catalog in a single-night event.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a full weekend of skills clinics to Slaughter Pen Trails in Bentonville, offering coaching for riders from first timers to seasoned trail veterans. The schedule features a mix of half day and full day sessions as well as a comprehensive two day camp, with options that include coed and women only fundamentals, applying fundamentals on the trail, a full day fundamentals combination, a mini session dedicated to jumping, and an intermediate and advanced full day clinic. Specific offerings can vary by location and date. After registering, participants receive an email with the exact meeting point for their clinic.

A community poetry reading at the Claremont Helen Renwick Library highlights the Fourth Saturdays: Poetry at the Claremont Library series. Featured poets Penelope Moffet and Jennifer K. Sweeney share their work in an event that is free and open to the public. Books will be available for purchase. The series follows Los Angeles County Covid guidelines and is supported by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch is offering complimentary admission, plus free access to Corn Cob Beach, a four-acre corn maze, the sunflower labyrinth, and a path designed for photo opportunities. Parking and shuttle service are also free. Tickets for additional attractions can be purchased on site.

Christina’s Calm Creations leads a black light painting night at Grafted Cellars Winery in Claremont, where the lights are lowered and each brushstroke glows vividly. Participants create a bold zombie girl design with glow-in-the-dark paints while exploring color, contrast, and luminous effects. No prior painting experience is required, and Christina provides step-by-step guidance throughout. Expect a lively atmosphere with music and plenty of laughs, a fun option for an outing with friends or family. Wine and food are available for purchase, and outside alcohol is not permitted. Seating is limited for this specialty session. Adult humor and conversation may be present. Come ready to paint, sip, and glow.

Dazed and Confused #22 heads to Prado Regional Park near Prado Dam, keeping the same weekend tradition. This edition is a van run at the new setting. Flyers and preregistration information will be available soon.