Family events in Eastvale, CA

City of Fullerton’s Friday Night Live brings a park concert to the Fullerton Sports Complex, spotlighting Funk, R&B and New Jack Swing. A live band fuels a retro soundtrack of smooth grooves, classic favorites and upbeat rhythms that keep the crowd moving. Admission is free, the atmosphere is welcoming for families and friends, and guests are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets and comfortable shoes for dancing.

The BYS End Of Summer Showdown is a 2-day youth basketball tournament for boys and girls in 3rd grade through varsity. Teams will play a 4-game guarantee, with free parking and media on site. There will be rings awarded for 1st place, and power rankings will be part of the event. Entry fees range from $225 to $267 depending on the team.

Car enthusiasts gather at Dos Lagos in Corona for a relaxed cars and coffee style meet where all types of wheeled vehicles are welcome. The gathering takes place weekly, weather permitting, with a pause for Christmas. During the holiday season the meet may shift to different parking lots, and it is currently based at Dos Lagos. Attendees are asked to help keep things safe and respectful by avoiding engine revving, speeding, and burnouts. Please drive slowly through Corona, respect the property and the surrounding neighborhood, and enjoy the event responsibly. The meet is supported by community sponsors.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic will be hosted at Yorba Linda Feed, providing walk-in care for dogs and cats. The mobile clinic administers vaccinations, offers microchipping, supplies flea medication, and more. Appointments are not required. For safety, dogs should come on leashes and cats must be secured in carriers.

Step into the STEAM Lab for a hands-on day of creating during August 8. Families can join rotating art and design activities that focus on experimenting, building, and bringing ideas to life, with time to explore through the museum’s scavenger hunts and creative challenges. Timed wristbands are required for STEAM Lab access, and each wristband includes a 30-minute session. Admission is available for adults, students, and children, with free admission for kids five and under, and free accessible parking for visitors.

Meet Oreo and other friendly animals at the CPP Kellogg Ranch Petting Farm, where families can enjoy a relaxed, hands-on visit with the herd. Tickets are purchased on site. Feed cups are available for $3. Children under 3 receive free entry with a paying adult. For the wellbeing of the animals, the farm closes during extreme weather, and admission and pricing may differ for special events.

Children will string beads onto pipe cleaners to create playful snake figures, complete with wiggly eyes. The activity builds pattern recognition, supports fine motor coordination, and invites creative choices, making it a good fit for budding makers who enjoy hands-on projects. As part of Second Saturdays at Victor Valley Museum, the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming so families can craft together, follow their curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under and museum members are admitted free. Parking is complimentary, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Curious about what makes a fruit different from a vegetable? Gloria from Sprout and Blossom leads an interactive session in the outdoor STEAM classroom created for children and families. Kids will see how fruits originate from blossoms and how vegetables develop in different parts of a plant, and learn why both matter for ecosystems and human health. Through observation and guided activities, families take a closer look at the science behind everyday foods. SBCM partners with Sprout and Blossom on a monthly STEAM Outdoors program that blends science, nature, and art with topics such as gardening, food systems, insects, and the wonders of the natural world. Each session nurtures curiosity, care for the planet, and an understanding of how people and nature are connected. The program is offered in two sessions each month. Participation is included with general museum admission, and capacity is 20 children per session on a first come, first served basis.

Join a weekly storytime in the Children’s Department every Saturday morning. Come for a fun reading session and story-based activities designed for kids.

An affordable pet vaccine event at Pet Supplies Plus in Upland features a mobile clinic providing vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and additional services. No appointment is required. For everyone’s safety, bring dogs on leashes and secure cats in carriers. Spanish-speaking assistance is available for questions and veterinary needs.

Flabob Cars and Planes Car Show is a modified-car festival held at an airport airstrip, pairing custom rides with aircraft, hangars, and a lively DJ and vendor alley scene. Expect a wide mix of builds and styles, including JDM, Euro, domestic, VIP vehicles, stance and bagged setups, plus games, music, and multiple competitions and attractions like a live build battle, tug-of-war, and raffle prizes, along with awards across various categories.

Enjoy a night filled with food, vendors, and games. A battle of the bands is expected. Tickets are $10 through Eventbrite, and proceeds support the community center. Hosted on behalf of Pacific Community Center and Crummy Cakes Bakeshop.

At Woodbridge Community Park, the Summer in the City series turns the lawn into an open air stage with performances spanning a variety of music styles. Admission is free and no tickets or advance registration are needed. Seating is first come, first served, so bring low back chairs and blankets, and consider dressing in layers. Guests may enjoy picnic style food, or choose snacks from local food trucks. Additional parking is available at Woodbridge High School and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Part of the City of Anaheim Summer Concert Series, this free, all ages show brings RED HOT TRIBUTE to Pearson Park Amphitheatre for a high energy set of live music.

Catch hard-hitting demolition derby action in the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair. Each demolition derby ticket includes entry to the 2026 OC Fair on the same day, letting you enjoy the arena action and explore the fair in a single visit.

aFe POWER hosts a Cars & Coffee gathering in Corona, California. There is no entry fee and all vehicle makes and models are welcome. Enjoy free coffee and donuts and take part in a complimentary raffle for aFe merchandise and products.

Come out for Cars & Cafe in Corona to enjoy a classic car meet-up atmosphere with coffee and community vibes. The event is hosted at aFe POWER Cars & Cafe in Corona.

Bring your curiosity to Fullerton Airport for Antique Aircraft Display Days. Owners of classic aircrafts are invited to showcase their planes, and visitors can stop by to view the displays. Aircraft will be parked in the “Transient” area inside the airport, just north of the terminal building and control tower. Admission is free.

At the Ontario Convention Center, the Quinceanera.com Expo & Fashion Show 2026 brings families together from across Southern California, including Los Angeles, the Inland Empire, Orange County, Corona, Riverside, Chino, Chino Hills, Pomona, and San Bernardino. This showcase gathers everything needed to plan a memorable quinceañera in one convenient place. Attendees can explore the latest styles and ideas, meet experienced professionals for dresses, venues and banquet halls, photography, DJs and entertainment, cakes, and decor, and enjoy a live runway presentation highlighting current trends. The day also features exciting giveaways, opportunities to connect directly with vendors who can bring a vision to life, and special offers available only at the expo, making it a helpful stop for comparing options and shaping every detail of the celebration.

Join for Bilingual Storytime every Sunday with stories for kids, presented bilingually. Drop in for a fun reading session in English and another language, perfect for building early literacy and language skills.

At Pearson Park in Anaheim, near the tennis courts, the Really Really Free Market invites people to share goods and skills at no cost. Money, bartering, and trading are not part of this gathering, and all items are free to take. Participants can bring clean, safe, and useful things to give away, including craft materials, books, toys, clothing and shoes, plants, housewares, small furniture, electronics, and shelf stable food. Pack a blanket or tarp to display what you are offering. Please allow others to finish setting up before browsing, give them space, and avoid crowding. Plan to take home anything that is not claimed to help keep the park clean, and do not resell items found at the market. Free services and skill sharing are welcome, such as haircuts, nails, mending, simple repairs, crochet lessons, games, or yoga. A Food and Essentials Drive is also part of the event, where people can give what they have and take what they need. Items especially helpful to the community include diapers size 3 and up, wipes, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. The event meets ADA standards, with accessible restrooms, mostly level ground with no steps, dedicated accessible parking, a wheelchair ramp, and wide doorways and walkways.

A mobile veterinary clinic is set up at Pet World in Anaheim Marketplace to provide affordable care for dogs and cats. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, and flea control at budget friendly prices. Walk-ins are welcome, with no appointment required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers.

RemiX lights up the Downtown Disney District with a lively mix of funk, R&B, and uplifting classics, creating a soundtrack for a memorable evening with family and friends. The performance invites plenty of clapping and dancing, turning the crowd into an active part of the RemiX show.

Catch a Wave takes the stage at The Hangar at the OC Fair. Each concert ticket also includes same-day admission to the OC Fair.

Children ages 5 to 14 can take part in summer tennis camps led by Coach Juan at University Community Park in Irvine. The weekly rate is $240. An all-day option is available that includes chess in addition to the tennis camp. To register, look for summer camps with Coach Juan.

Campers explore Minecraft as a creative playground, learning how to plan and construct builds that grow from simple houses into ambitious castles and entire cities. Through group projects, daily build challenges, and hands-on workshops, participants develop collaboration, problem solving, and design skills while bringing imaginative ideas to life. Activities include time in Creative Mode and chances to try out Redstone. Early drop off and late pick up are included, and the camp is open to ages 7 to 15.

Immerse in a summer of art, storytelling, and design where young creators turn imagination into practical skills through fine art, digital art, and hands-on projects. This intensive color sketching camp, designed for students in 3rd through 8th grade, focuses on deepening understanding of color, light, and texture. Participants practice hatching and shading, strengthen color theory knowledge, and learn to render a wide range of materials. Working with traditional media alongside digital tools such as Procreate, they explore how light, form, and negative space shape subjects, from drapery and vases to human figures. Still life sessions and animal portraits build observational skills and confidence in capturing realistic surfaces and vibrant color.

Get ready for Grammar Olympics with Mrs. Bernard! This interactive academic camp for 2nd through 5th graders focuses on key skills like capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and word usage. Students will practice with rules, guidelines, and strategies, then compete in game-style challenges designed to help them beat previous scores as they aim for “Grammar Gold.” Expect a week that mixes learning, laughter, and friendly competition.

Comic Creators is a weekly creative class where kids ages 6 to 15 write and color their own original comic strips. Each session focuses on the basics of storytelling, composition, and having fun with comics, guided by comic book creator Jeanine-Jonee. A $10 material fee is due on the first day for class materials, plus a sticker and coloring page to take home.

Modelo Monday is a weekly cruise night that kicks off your week with classic cars and the lowrider scene. Expect a lively mix of well-kept rides, Kustom builds, hot-rodded classics, and potentially other custom vehicles rolling in to show off their style and, for some, hydraulic moves. It’s a casual hangout for anyone who loves car culture, whether you’re cruising in your own vehicle or just coming to admire the metal.

City of Redlands Healthy Initiative Camp is a co-ed soccer and wellness camp for ages 5-17, designed to build skills on the field while also teaching healthy habits off the field. Players will be coached and mentored by professional soccer athletes from the Empire Strykers, with structured training, small-sided games, and health and wellness education focused on nutrition, hydration, fitness habits, and overall well-being. The camp also includes fun extras like giveaways and opportunities for autographs and meet-and-greet moments with the players.

Join Pretend City Children’s Museum for We Read Wednesdays, an intergenerational reading experience where kids and older adult mentors read together. Empowering Readers OC will help bring stories to life in a fun, welcoming setting built for imagination and discovery. The session runs from late morning through noon.

The new coaching staff for the Bloomington High School girls volleyball program is launching its home opener at the Bloomington High School Gym with a call for community support to create a spirited, celebratory environment for the athletes. Their focus is on building a culture where players feel seen, supported, and motivated to excel on the court and in life. As part of this effort, they are seeking donated balloon displays to brighten the entrance and court, DJ or music support to energize the crowd, and photography or videography to capture memories. They are also aiming for a full house in the stands to show strong Bloomington pride. The program notes that Bloomington High, part of the Colton Joint Unified School District, has often felt overlooked, and this opening day centers the athletes and the community standing behind them. Local businesses, alumni, parents, and neighbors who wish to help are invited to contact Head Volleyball Coach Karla Canez.

At Sky Zone in Rancho Cucamonga, this inclusive 90 minute jumping celebration offers an evening filled with high flying fun, energetic movement, and plenty of laughter. The family friendly atmosphere encourages new connections and creates a welcoming space for smiles all around.

Join a 2-hour in-person breastfeeding class focused on helping you feel prepared for your breastfeeding journey. You’ll learn practical skills like latch and positioning, plus you’ll get answers to common questions that come up early on. Topics are covered in an introductory, supportive format meant for caregivers who want clear guidance.

Motorhome Madness flips the script on vacation motorhomes, swapping glamping comforts for an all out demolition showdown. The action takes place in the Action Sports Arena. Tickets include same day Fair admission.

Celebrate the 2026 Second District Senior Legacy Awards with an in-person program recognizing seniors for a lifetime of service, leadership, and community impact. Doors open at 11:00 AM, with the program running from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM, and free parking available.

Join a fun, hands-on comic book creation class where kids will write, draw, and color a 4-page mini comic. The course also covers comic structure, composition, and rendering techniques. A material fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. This class is co-ed for ages 9 to 17.

Head to an evening packed with Disney-themed fun, including dinner, drinks, prizes, a meet and greet, and a live recording of Disney Countdown. The night runs from doors opening through the dinner and drinks portion, then into the live recording segment. Ticket options include VIP with assigned seating plus an earlier meet and greet, General Admission with standing room guaranteed, and a livestream option for virtual access to the recording part of the show.

Minivans collide in a demolition derby at the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair, with crunching impacts, bent bumpers, and roaring engines. The event also comes with free same-day OC Fair admission.

An early Neoclassical Victorian landmark in Orange County, built in 1898 by Hiram Clay Kellogg, tells a layered story. After the loss of his first wife, he created a grand residence for his second wife, Helen, weaving his love of tall ships into the design with a three story spiral staircase that winds around a central mast and a crow's nest that seems to have no bottom. Hiram died in 1921, while Helen remained in the home for 42 more years and passed away there. Today, accounts of strange occurrences hint that members of the Kellogg family may still be present in this uniquely crafted mansion.