Events in Eastvale today

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.

A CSHA Region 12 gymkhana brings a full slate of speed patterns and friendly competition, with rated runs in Birangle, Big T, Skill Barrels, and Cloverleaf, plus Figure 8 offered as an additional class. Competition is organized into divisions 1 through 7 with junior and senior splits in division 7, along with an open category that is not state rated. Junior is 13 and under, and senior is 14 and over. FRR members can enter all events at $45 with early registration or $60 after the early deadline. Non-members can enter all events at $55 early or $65 afterward. Additional options include Time Only runs at $5 each for horses already entered, single events at $15 per event plus a $10 grounds fee, and Lead Line across three events at $7 per event plus a $10 grounds fee. A $2 state rating fee applies per horse and rider combination, excluding Lead Line and single event entries, and a mandatory $10 grounds fee applies per horse and rider combination, not required for Time Only. Online registration with payment is available and includes a 3 percent convenience fee. Early registration means both entry and payment are submitted by the stated cutoff, and later entries are charged at the higher rate. The day begins with the entry booth, followed by a rider meeting, then the first run of the show. A 2026 Rider Participation Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement must be completed and signed before competing, and this annual form only needs to be submitted once per season. Riders under 18 must wear a riding helmet, with full helmet policies outlined in the 2026 Show Rules and the CSHA rulebook. For questions, contact show management at shows@fullertonrecriders.org.

This CCW renewal training course is RSO approved and takes place in a classroom setting. The session runs for a full day, from morning through late afternoon. A confirmation email is sent after registration, and you’ll provide details about your current CCW and the firearms you plan to list.

The Pacific Motor and Spirits Festival presents a diverse showcase of automobiles in Orange County, paired with food and cocktails. Limited space remains for vehicle displays across categories, including vintage, modified, early muscle, exotics, and motorcycles.

Enjoy a free Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by Instructor Teo Reyes. Move to high energy Latin music with easy to follow choreography designed to help burn calories, tone and strengthen the body, improve cardiovascular endurance, reduce stress, and boost your mood. The environment is welcoming to all ages and fitness levels, and no prior experience is needed. Teo Reyes is an experienced, high energy instructor with years of teaching in the local community. First time students can attend at no cost. The complimentary offer is limited to one class per person for new attendees, and space is limited.

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.

Join in for a fun, comedy-filled sip and paint experience with Summer-Ween vibes. You’ll be painting on a prepped 11” x 14” canvas with acrylic paint while enjoying hilarious comedy performances. No prior painting experience is needed, and all materials and instruction are included. Check-in begins at 10:30 AM, with the event starting at 11:00 AM. Seating is limited, so tickets are required in advance.

Join this beginner-friendly class in a 3-part workshop series to help you write your first book from idea to a realistic publishing plan. Class 2 focuses on understanding what you’ve created, spotting themes, and exploring different publishing options, including self-publishing and supported publishing. You’ll do in-class writing exercises and get guidance to build confidence and momentum, with optional discussion and support throughout the process. Sign up includes a notebook and pen, plus access to shared workshop documents via a Google Drive folder.

Begin your Kizomba journey with a beginner bootcamp led by Rome at ATOMIC Ballroom. This welcoming intensive focuses on the smooth, connected essentials of the dance, including posture, timing, musical feel, and the grounded walking quality at its core. You will build clear lead and follow skills, learn simple patterns you can use right away, and finish with a segment that prepares you for social dancing and helps you feel ready for Kizomba 1. The curriculum progresses through foundations, walking with intentional weight transfers, partnering essentials, and social prep. Check in and registration take place before instruction begins. No prior dance experience or partner is required, and secure shoes that stay on are recommended. Pricing options include a $20 presale, $25 at the door, free for VIP, or entry with two class credits. New students can also take advantage of a studio offer of 10 group classes for $99 across Ballroom, Swing, Salsa, and Argentine Tango.

Join a warm, heart-opening gathering that combines ceremonial cacao with sacred drumming. You’ll start with ceremonial-grade cacao, then ease into a guided drum meditation using the steady shamanic hand drum to help you relax, release old patterns, and journey inward. The session wraps up with integration in a supportive circle where you can ground your experience and share. Bring a journal and pen, a water bottle, and an open heart. No prior experience with cacao or meditation is needed.

On the One Car Meet is a 10-year anniversary car meet in Anaheim with a laid-back show-and-shine vibe. Expect a lively lineup of classic rides, club vehicles, solo entries, and lowrider bikes, with time to walk the cars and check details up close. The day includes live music from multiple DJs, hot food vendors, merchandise, and raffle activity, plus trophy awards like Best of Show, Best Convertible, and Top Picks.

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.

Come rev your engines at Xtreme Muscle Car Showdown 3, an in-person muscle car meetup featuring eye-catching vintage power, roaring engines, and plenty of shiny chrome. It’s a great chance to enjoy classic car sights, soak up the automotive energy, and connect with fellow gearheads for a fun stretch of car show time at a brewery.

At the Hilton Irvine Orange County Airport, the Afghan American Business Excellence Gala 2026 brings together entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders, and distinguished businesses for an evening devoted to connection and recognition within the Afghan American community. Guests can look forward to a red carpet welcome, a curated fashion showcase, focused networking, honors for outstanding accomplishment, talks from featured speakers, and live performances. The program centers on celebrating achievement, unity, and the future of Afghan American enterprise.

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.

Learn how to build the perfect wine and cheese pairing in this guided session. Total Wine & More will walk you through how different wines and cheeses come together, and which cheese styles pair best with various wines. Cost is $20.

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.

KNAC tribute night returns to Orange County at Stages in Santa Ana after decades, as Fair Warning, the Van Halen Experience, reunites with Whole Lotta Rosies. The lineup also includes Ozzy Bloody Ozzy, Hoodoo Maniacs, LA Cult, Dream Warriors, Hollywood Sleaze, and Dark Thor. Attitude Check is part of the program.

The CARE Project, Inc. and The Riverside Airport Cafe present a casino themed evening that blends games, music, and community impact. Admission is $50 and includes CARE Cash for casino play, a silent auction, access to a photo booth, and a selection of tasty small bites. A cash bar will serve beer and wine, and complimentary parking is available. Suggested attire is casual with a polished summertime feel. DJ D Dizzle will be on the patio providing music to keep the energy up and the dancing going. Proceeds support The CARE Project’s programs that help reduce emotional and financial burdens for individuals diagnosed with breast cancer across the Inland Empire. With 1 in 8 women and 1 in 726 men facing a diagnosis in their lifetime, this night contributes to meaningful support. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For details, contact Carrie at cmadrid@thecareprojectinc.org.

Trace Adkins brings his 30th Anniversary Tour to Dos Lagos Amphitheater in Corona for an evening of country hits, commanding vocals, and a high-energy show. The performance celebrates three decades of music as Trace Adkins takes the stage for a lively concert experience.

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Race trucks return to Orange Show Speedway with an open field that includes ARTS, SWTT, Pro Truck, Spec Truck, IRT, King Taco Truck, LMTS, and Thunder Truck. Participation is open to all trucks, and rules for each class are available on the Orange Show Speedway website. Another Orange Show appearance is planned as part of a Monster Truck event, and additional truck racing is anticipated later in the year at Havasu 95 Speedway.

Get ready for a night of live music at Bobby V's Cocktails with tribute performances featuring bands covering Sublime, Rage Against the Machine, and The Misfits, plus a special guest, House of Fury. The event is for ages 21+ and starts at 6:00 PM. Entry is $10 at the door.

At Hangar 24 Orange County, a 90s rock showcase pairs a live string section with multi sensory video. The performance delivers new arrangements of familiar anthems from the decade, including music by Nirvana, blending orchestral depth with the energy of 90s rock for an immersive concert experience.

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.

Joyas Prestadas - The Jenni Rivera Tribute Band brings a live tribute performance to Fox Performing Arts Center. Guests ages 3 and up are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Tickets will be available to the public, with presale access offered through Live Nation and T-Mobile Concert Perks.

Experience a 90-minute ghost walk that traces the area’s story back to the late Victorian period of rail expansion and the gold rush, when enterprising residents built businesses and a town that took the name of George Fullerton. Hear accounts of lingering presences from those early days, including theaters said to host spectral performers and restaurants rumored to shelter phantoms. Presented by Haunted Orange County as their seventh tour, the route moves through downtown Fullerton’s streets and tucked-away alleys to reveal the historic and darker side of this bustling college town. Comfortable shoes are recommended, along with a curiosity about the macabre.

This show is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a general public sale, with additional presales offered through Beach Bunny, The Beths, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember programs, including a Citi cardmember preferred option. Please note that set times and any supporting performers may change.

At Lucky’s Coffee Roasters, Love O’Clock Speed Dating brings singles ages 30 to 45 together for a relaxed round of face-to-face conversations. Designed to step away from impersonal apps, the experience emphasizes easy introductions, genuine dialogue, and a comfortable atmosphere that makes meeting new people feel natural and enjoyable. The aim is to encourage connection and a few laughs, chat by chat. Whether newly single, experienced at dating, or simply ready to meet someone new, attendees can expect a welcoming setting that prioritizes authentic connections.

Mexican Slum Rats perform at The Glass House alongside 3l3d3p, Dive Time, and The Searchlights. Tickets are available now.

Join stand-up comedian Donnell Rawlings for an evening of comedy at Irvine Improv. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). This event is 21 and over, and no cell phone use, photography, or video recording is allowed during performances.

Catch Mystic Chiefs live at Club L in Anaheim. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM local venue time.

All ages are welcome for an event at The Hanger during the OC Fair, with tickets ranging from $27.50 to $37.50.

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.

At Totally 80's Bar & Grille, The Rockaways take the stage with a live tribute celebrating The Ramones and their music.

Skamania brings back an energized lineup for a night with Jamaica’s The Pioneers and other featured acts, including the Steady 45’s, The Dynamics (reuniting on stage for the first time in 25 years), and a special live tribute to Don Drummond. Expect a mix of LA ska, rocksteady, and classic sounds with Rhygin Sound and MC Junior Francis. The event is for ages 21+.

Start Making Sense brings its Talking Heads tribute to The Hangar at the OC Fair.

Audio Vault makes a return to Roscoe’s Bar & Deli with an alternative rock set that spans the 90s to now, plus a few earlier throwbacks. Celebrate a birthday or any occasion and enjoy a night of food, drinks, and live music.

Flyway at Fox hosts a tribute to the music and mystique of The Doors as The Burning Doors deliver a set alive with poetic intensity, swirling soundscapes, and psychedelic flair. Special guests The Almighty Majestics (Los Ángeles de las Románticas) add their own touch to an evening steeped in uplifting energy and enduring rock and roll. Entry is limited to adults 18 and over. Presale tickets are available for $15 through Eventbrite.

Rock Stars United is a one-night rock show featuring an all-star lineup of musicians led by bassist Bjorn Englen, along with vocalist Chas West, guitarist Howie Simon, and drummer Jeff Bowders. Expect a high-energy set of classic rock songs in an intimate setting inside Rockefellas Cavern. The event is 21+ and offers a first-come, first-served mix of seating and standing areas.

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.

Explore how Pilates can improve the way you move and feel in a complimentary introductory membership class led by instructor Brittany K. This low-impact, full-body session emphasizes core strength, better posture, increased flexibility, and overall alignment. It is suitable for all fitness levels and can help reduce everyday aches, support injury prevention, and build confidence in daily movement. The experience is designed to help you feel stronger, more balanced, and energized.

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.

A one-afternoon pop-up choir at ATOMIC Ballroom brings together musical theater fans, former choir kids, a cappella enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys a good show tune to learn a medley from the Broadway hit Hamilton. Singers of all levels can take part in two-part harmony with no audition and no prior experience, as long as they can match pitch and want to learn. Across three hours, participants rehearse parts, build harmonies, blend voices, and finish by filming a commemorative performance video. Sheet music and a vocal practice track are provided beforehand to help everyone get comfortable with the music. Teens and adults are welcome. The session is facilitated by Jessica Wilbert, a former musical theater performer and violinist, with support from Chris Fore and Brigitte Bellavoine. Pricing options include $40 pre-sale or $45 at the door, acceptance of 4 class credits, 50 percent off for VIP Membership, and special rates for Atomic Campus Access Members and teens at $15 pre-sale or $20 at the door.

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 tribute performance honoring the songs of Jimmy Buffett takes place at The Hangar at the OC Fair. Each ticket also provides admission to the 2026 OC Fair for that day.

A special screening of "Winter Hymns" arrives in Orange County at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, paired with a Q&A featuring writer and director Nathan Deming. The film centers on a palliative care doctor in the Midwest as she meets with terminally ill patients and their loved ones, reflecting on the connections made during life’s final chapter. Tickets will be offered via The Frida Cinema website.

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.

Please note there has been a date change. At DragonMarsh Apothecary & Teas, this class explores candle magick for aims like energizing a project, welcoming love or luck, attracting money, seeking protection or a new job, and addressing unusual energy in your surroundings. Learn how candle shapes and colors connect to different intentions and why, how moon or sun phases can affect results, and safe ways to bless and charge candles. The session compares tapers, votives, tea lights, figure and jar candles, pillars, and knob candles, and explains how to incorporate stones, crystals, herbs, oils, and symbolic markings. It also covers which candle is recommended to keep on hand at home and important mistakes to avoid. The fee is listed as $31 or $28, includes the class, handouts, and all supplies for a class project, and notes a $3 cash discount. Marking interested or liking the event on social media does not count as registration, and the class may be postponed if there are not enough confirmed signups.

GCW Battleground brings live wrestling to the Orangeville Curling Club with a two ring steel cage charity showcase featuring superstars from across Ontario, from Ontario’s oldest wrestling promotion active since 2004. Tickets are available as General Admission for adults at $30 and for kids 12 and under at $25, with Front Row reserved seats at $40 available online only. A VIP option can be added to either General Admission or Front Row and includes a GCW gift bag with two GCW pins, a GCW program book, and additional items for an extra $25. Attendees are encouraged to support the community by bringing non-perishable food donations for the local food bank, earning one raffle ticket per item to a maximum of 10; please check expiry dates. High demand items include kids school snacks, juice in boxes or large containers, canned vegetables and fruit, canned pasta, cereal, toothpaste or soap, pet food, and diapers and other baby supplies. An intermission offers a chance to meet the wrestlers, pick up a limited edition GCW program and have it signed. A wide selection of lucha wrestling masks and official GCW merchandise, including T-shirts and hats, will be available.

Donnell Rawlings brings stand-up comedy to Irvine Improv for an evening show for guests 21 and over. Doors open at 4:30 PM, with performances beginning at the scheduled time. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). Cell phone use, photography, and video recording during performances are not permitted, and all sales are final. There is also a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom for all guests.

Get ready for a night of stand-up with Cojo Feliz, presented in Spanish. Expect sharp, edgy humor, irreverent stories, and a no-filter comedy style that turns everyday awkward moments into big laughs. The show is for adults 21 and up, with general admission seating that’s first-come, first-served. Please note that cell phones and any photography or video recording are not allowed during performances.

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.

Designed for singles ages 20 to 35, Love O’Clock Speed Dating brings people together at Lucky’s Coffee Roasters in Claremont for face-to-face conversations in a relaxed, low-pressure setting. Built around the belief that real connections happen in person, this experience focuses on fun, comfort, and authenticity so meeting new people feels easy and enjoyable. Participants step away from screens to share real conversations, find moments of laughter, and meet others who are sincerely interested in connecting, with the hope of sparking meaningful relationships.

Catch Ella Red live at Constellation Room in Santa Ana, with Zoe Ko also on the lineup. The show starts at 7:00 PM local venue time.

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.

The Southern California Women’s Match Play Championship is an SCGA women’s event featuring single-elimination match play. It’s open to female SCGA members with a handicap index of 9.4 or below, and players must qualify or earn an exemption to get into the championship field.

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.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc hosts a weekly pantry that provides free fresh groceries and other essentials for individuals and families in need. Attendees are encouraged to bring wagons, carts, boxes, or bags to help transport their items. Registration is offered on site, and no ID is required. Donations are welcomed via Venmo at @lighthouseofhope or through Zelle at (951) 977-6560. For questions, call (951) 977-6560.

Set up outside the AMC Theaters entrance at Ontario Mills Mall, the Aroma Burner traveling store features diffusers, fragrant oils, crystals, hand-dipped incense, incense burners and cones, backflow burners, jewelry, and related accessories. It is open on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday, and on Friday and Saturday, and it is closed on Tuesday and Thursday.

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.

Join Tami Woodbury for a full-body workout that blends stretching and strengthening to help build lean, strong, and flexible muscles. The class is medium-paced and easy to follow, making it suitable for men and women of all fitness levels. You can expect improvements in balance and posture, greater flexibility and mobility, and stress relief. What to bring: a mat, light dumbbells, a towel, and water.

The Grapevine hosts an in-person business networking meeting at the Fullerton Elks Lodge. Guests and members can share a 30-second introduction about their business and distribute flyers and business cards. Each meeting features a 20-minute Business Highlight presented by a member. A virtual participation option is available for those unable to attend in person.

A festive taco event at Corona Elks Lodge #2045 features a simple menu of favorites. Choose ground beef or chicken, then select tacos, taco boats, or tostadas for $3 each. Quesadillas are $5, or $7 with meat. Bean and cheese burritos are $5, and burritos with meat are $7 with a wet option available. A taco salad is $8. Expect a social atmosphere with cold drinks and friendly company.

Step into a Y2K-inspired Magical Millennium and set off on a tasting adventure through Orange County’s original food hall. Each ticket includes seven specialty tastes, with a petite pass of four tastes available while supplies last. If any remain at the door, same-day prices are higher. Expect a vibrant mix of flavors and sips from across the district. Mini Monster pours a color-shifting Mood Ring Lemonade, and the first 100 guests receive a free mood ring. URBANA Mexican Gastronomy serves a QuesaBirria Taco with consome or a cauliflower taco, while Mangal Mediterranean offers a mini bowl with chicken shawarma, falafel, or gyro. The Wooden Pearl plates mini steak frites with house chimichurri, and Pique-Nique tops raclette-melted chips for Mr D’s Stinky Cheese Nachos with your choice of salami bits or pickles. ADYA features Chef Shachi’s special. Stone Groove Stillhouse highlights The Emperor’s Catch with Japanese yellowtail on a blue corn tostada with yuzu-avocado purée, pickled red onion, Stone Groove Tajín, and micro cilantro, or the Kuzco Cup available as a cocktail or a spirit-free mocktail with cacao nib pisco, Meyer lemon, absinthe, and vegan egg white. Zabon Ramen and Rolls presents Chef Tsukai’s crispy rice with tuna. 206 BCE dishes up Dial Up Garlic Noodles with cajun sausage, served in brown paper boats marked with a Y2K sticker. Parfait Paris offers a French dessert, and Randy’s Donuts brings assorted Randy’s Rounds. Georgia’s stacks a chicken slider, mild or spicy, with pickles and slaw on a brioche bun. Pali Wine Company pairs a peach crostini with a peach frozé. En Cultura Mexican BBQ features smoked wagyu, and En Familia Wood-Fired prepares a wagyu barbacoa mini sope. The Iron Press grills mini sliders with pork or beef. The Kroft serves portabella fries or a pastrami slider. Marrakesh the Restaurant showcases bourrek, bastilla, honey lamb, and lemon chicken. ZeroZero39 Pizzeria serves Roman-style slices. Enjoy a passport full of tastes that nod to the turn of the millennium, with nostalgia and global flavor in every bite.

Celebrate 250 years of American spirit with Encore: America 250, a trivia night that covers American history, pop culture, iconic moments, music, sports, and more. You can come as a team or join solo, and admission includes food, drinks, and a raffle ticket for the opportunity drawing. This event is hosted at the Yorba Linda Community Center in the Imperial Room, with staff leading the program. It’s for seniors (ages 50-111) and is co-ed.

Experience the beauty and passion of Argentine Tango through a progressive series designed for both beginners and continuing dancers. Each session strengthens technique while refining posture and footwork, then transitions into social tango practice that develops flow, improvisation, connection, and floorcraft. Classes take place at Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School, located within the Platt College building. Wear comfortable attire. Specialized tango shoes are not required, and dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes are suitable. Because this is a close-embrace dance, attentive personal hygiene is important. Pricing options include a single drop-in for $15, a six-class package for $70 when prepaid, and a ten-class package for $120 when prepaid. Payments are accepted by Venmo, Zelle, or cash.

Full Throttle Recovery is a Narcotics Anonymous meeting.

Beneath the moonlight at Redlands Bowl, the Glenn Miller Orchestra presents signature tunes like "In the Mood," "Chattanooga Choo Choo," "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," and "A String of Pearls." Formed in 1956, the orchestra has toured the globe ever since, sharing its music with audiences everywhere.

An open mic will be held at Ontario Improv Comedy Club in the showroom. Entry ranges from $0 to $5, and attendees must be 21 or older. A one item minimum purchase applies while seated. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Cell phone use, photography, and video recording are not permitted during performances. All ticket sales are final. Purchase only through the venue’s official ticketing, since resale is prohibited and any order suspected of being bought for resale may be cancelled at the venue’s discretion. Groups can contact the Events Manager to learn about special menu options and reserved seating. Additional questions may be covered in the venue’s frequently asked questions, or reach out to Ontario Improv for assistance.

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.

Riverside Mission Belles is looking for additional singers. This singing group welcomes new voices and invites anyone interested to reach out for details. For more information, contact Sandy at 951-836-0760.

At Circle City Center, Adaptive Academy offers a supportive social recreation program for teens with special needs ages 16 and up as well as adults. The focus is on everyday life skills, community involvement, and building connections in a welcoming, inclusive setting. Participants explore fundamentals such as beginner cooking and baking, household tasks, and other practical abilities that promote greater independence and a more fulfilling daily life. The cost is $10 per session, with each session spanning two months and including three to four classes. More information is available through the City of Corona website, and questions can be directed to romeoandfriendsinc@gmail.com.

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.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. hosts a weekly food pantry that provides free groceries for the Riverside community. Registration is handled on site and identification is not required. Bring a wagon, cart, boxes, or reusable bags to make it easier to carry your groceries. Fresh fruits and vegetables are frequently available. On select days, unhoused guests can also receive a hot meal. The focus is on care, dignity, and neighborly support.

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.

Spend an evening playing Mahjong in a relaxed, welcoming setting. All levels are encouraged to take part, from first-timers to seasoned players. There is no charge to attend. Bring a favorite snack to share, and refreshments including soda, wine, and water will be provided.

Cook’s Corner hosts a midweek Bike Night presented with Lifestyle Cycles, part of a spring and summer series that brings together hearty food, recognized motorcycle brands, and an energetic crowd. Attendees can enjoy an all you can eat serving of spaghetti with salad and garlic bread for $8, then explore one or two featured motorcycle vendors with product spotlights and hands on displays, plus opportunities to talk directly with the people behind the brands. The atmosphere includes live music tailored to the bike night vibe, cold drinks on tap, casual games, and raffles, with a parking lot full of bikes, custom builds, and big personalities. It offers an easy reason to ride during the week, with filling food, low pressure product browsing, and a laid back setting to connect with riders and brands. There is no cover charge, and many guests stick around for raffle chances and plan to return for the next edition.

Fresh Dough Bakery brings made-to-order pizza to GreyWolf Brewing Co, with pies prepared fresh while you wait. Enjoy a hot pie made just for you.

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.

Bandalos Chinos brings a live performance to The Observatory Orange County, and the event is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a general public onsale, with additional access via a Live Nation presale and Citi cardmember options, including a preferred ticket offering. The schedule and any supporting acts are subject to change.

Join New Brigade for their performance featuring About Face as part of a record release. Please respect the space. General admission tickets are available.

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.

Island Magic Mike is a stand-up comedy show featuring Mike Garcia, a North Shore of O’ahu native known for his upbeat, local comedy style. The event is for ages 21 and up, with general admission seating that’s first-come, first-served (with some exceptions for groups and premium booths). There’s also a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show begins at 7:30 PM.

Catch a live comedy and variety show with SUPEReeeGO/Foo’s Got Talent, featuring digital artist Eric Ochoa. This is a 21+ event with general admission seating on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). Doors open at 6:30 PM, and performances have a no phone use, no photography, and no video recording rule. Tickets are available online, and delivery is handled closer to the event date.

Get a full-body strength workout that keeps moving the entire time, with stretches and strength work set to great music. This 1-hour class is open to adults of all fitness levels and is co-ed, so it’s a fun option for a date night or to bring a friend. Plan to bring light weights (2 to 5 pounds), a yoga mat, water, and towels. The class takes place in the YLCAC Dance Studio at the Yorba Linda Cultural Arts Center.

Now in its second year, the SoCal JCB Golf Classic takes place at Black Gold Golf Club to benefit Construction Angels.

Kick off your morning with the BCN Breakfast featuring an informative presentation on property wealth and tax strategies by Assessor Josie Gonzales. You’ll also have time to network with local professionals, enjoy a continental breakfast buffet, and there’s a raffle where attendees can bring an item to participate in a quick 30-second business pitch.

This multi-day CCW renewal course focuses on concealed carry and home defense fundamentals, covering topics like self-defense planning, handgun safety and operation, shooting fundamentals, gear selection, and the legal use of force. The day includes both classroom instruction and range time with live-fire.

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.

Share a lunch networking experience at Fire 150 Grill, winner of Kfrog’s Fork Around and Find Out. This is an open networking group that gathers over a meal to make connections. The cost is a $5 networking fee in addition to the price of your lunch.

Learn about a new travel club created for travelers who prefer exploring with companions rather than going solo. This presentation shares ways to connect with fellow adventurers, discover upcoming trips, and meet a future travel buddy. Highlights include Great Lakes fall colors and lighthouses, America's historic East, a culinary journey through Tuscany, Music Cities Christmas, and a preview of 2027 destinations. Light refreshments will be available. Hosted at Gibson Senior Center. For more information, call (909) 981-4501.

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.

Under a canopy of candles, this Candlelight concert celebrates the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at The Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Orange County. The Orchid Quartet performs chart-topping favorites reimagined for strings, with selections such as Clocks, Something Just Like This, Radioactive, Fix You, The Scientist, Viva la Vida, Believer, and Sky Full of Stars. Expect an intimate, multi-sensory performance of about 60 minutes. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Seats are assigned within each zone in the order of arrival, and there is no late entry. This event welcomes ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

A live Candlelight concert celebrating the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons takes place at the Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Yorba Linda, California. The event listing includes venue details, schedule information, and ticket options.

Enjoy a creative night out at D’Vine Mediterranean in Corona painting Mt Fuji Reflection with Paint with Amanda Lamarche. This relaxed, social event welcomes all skill levels and centers on making art with friends while creating a beautiful canvas. All painting supplies are provided so you can focus on the experience. Food and drink are not included in the ticket price.

As part of their In Another Life Summer Tour, Krooked Kings will perform at The Glass House in Pomona, CA.

Foxtide is performing live at The Braymores at the Constellation Room in Santa Ana. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.

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.