Events in Escondido, CA

Provide your dog or cat with a gentle dental cleaning performed without anesthesia, aimed at fresher breath and a brighter, cleaner smile. Most appointments take under an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required before the cleaning. This is a one-day offering with limited availability, so check the Get Tickets section for details.

Enjoy a favorite tile-matching game of Mahjong at Community Park.

This interactive Dementia Friends educational session, presented with the County of San Diego, focuses on changing how people think, act, and talk about dementia. Over 60 minutes, participants explore common signs and symptoms, practice supportive communication techniques and hands-on strategies, and identify ways to engage and support people who live with dementia. Attendees receive a certificate and helpful resources, along with the chance to contribute to a meaningful movement. This is an in-person workshop. Questions can be directed to (760) 731-9187.

Enjoy a safe, comfortable setting for physical activity, social interaction, and fun. Learn about the benefits of exercise and the components of health and fitness. The movements and exercises can be adapted to different physical abilities and performed while seated or standing.

Learn about Medicare Advantage and explore SCAN plans to find coverage that fits your needs. The presentation offers an opportunity to compare plans, ask questions, and receive personalized guidance from a local SCAN expert about next steps. For accommodations for people with special needs, call 877-452-5899 or TTY: (888) SCAN-TTY.

This free seminar explores growth, picky eating, and ways to keep mealtimes from becoming a power struggle while nurturing healthy eating habits in children ages 1–5. Dr. Aguilera Rice, a licensed child psychologist, and Dr. McCammack, a pediatrician, discuss everyday parenting challenges from both a child’s physical and emotional perspectives. Children are welcome. Optional childcare is available for an additional fee, and participants receive a $10 credit at The Lullabar’s café. The seminar is educational and is not therapy or medical care.

A veteran-focused career fair in Escondido for those hiring in the area.

Take a lunch break to talk in person with other moms about setting boundaries during the holidays and enjoying time with the people you love. The gathering is free to attend, with lunch purchased individually. Children are welcome, but you can also come without them. The group meets on the second Monday of each month at the same time and place.

This social dance and movement class is designed for older adults of all ability and mobility levels. Using basic line dancing principles, the steps are adapted to make it possible to move to music in ways that suit participants. Instruction is provided throughout.

This free self-defense class is for teen girls ages 11 to 18. Participants will learn to recognize unsafe situations early, trust their instincts, respond with confidence, and use practical skills to defend themselves. The class is led by Play it Safe, Defense Strategies for Women and Children. Youth do not need to be registered members of BGC to participate. Space is limited.

Enjoy a hands-on family ceramics class focused on creating botanical-inspired trinket dishes. Participants will hand-build their own ceramic pieces and decorate them with glazes, patterns, and textures. All ages and skill levels are welcome, with children under 8 accompanied by an adult. Clay, materials, pottery tools, glazes, kiln firing, and individual instruction are included. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup approximately two weeks after class at 2Create Gallery.

Take a guided tour of a small-batch, farm-based brewery, meet head brewer Brian Carl, and sample a curated flight of signature brews made on site. The experience includes beer tastings and 15% off to-go four-packs. Each tour is limited to 12 guests. Haven Farm + Table offers happy hour during the tour period, with food available before or after the tour.

Watch football on a giant screen at CoLab Public House while enjoying craft beer from Breakwater Brewing and Shogun Brewing, cocktails from Shogun Spirits, wine from Propaganda Wine Co., and food from Mexico City Cuisine.

A Taekwondo program for ages 5 and up, focused on developing respect, self-control, strength, speed, coordination, endurance, and confidence. Participants learn kicks, blocks, punches, and self-defense skills. A white Taekwondo uniform is required and may be purchased from the instructor for $45. The first class is free, and a liability waiver is required.

Take part in a Pokémon tournament featuring the Constructed Standard format. The casual tournament has a $6 entry fee, with store credit added to the prize pool for each participant and awarded to the top players. The tournament is run by a Pokémon Professor.

Embrace the freedom of making imperfect art during a special Cats, Art & Tea session focused on creating intentionally “bad” cat art without expectations. This free, multigenerational community art night is hosted by Tabby Nation Cat Rescue to support and socialize cats in its fostering rescue program. Enjoy tea, cookies, cats, and a guided art project. Attendees must be 10 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

This session is part of a five-week series exploring how to play gongs, bowls, bells, and chimes with the respect the practice requires. This week focuses on gongs.

Enjoy line and partner dancing at a farm by the coast.

Enjoy line and partner dancing on a farm by the coast.

Enjoy Country Swing lessons with no partner required. The $15 cover includes both lessons and the social portion.

Designed for black belt participants ages 11 and up, this Taekwondo program combines the first hour with class 2001.201, followed by an additional 25 minutes of individual instruction. Participants develop respect, self-control, strength, speed, coordination, endurance, and confidence while learning Taekwondo kicks, blocks, and punches for self-defense. A white Taekwondo uniform is required and may be purchased from the instructor for $45. The first class session is free, and a liability waiver is required.

This women’s volleyball league is for players ages 16 and up with past volleyball experience. Players are organized into divisional teams of four during the opening session, followed by seven weeks of league play and a championship tournament in the ninth week. Referees, rosters, schedules, and prizes are included. New players are required to attend the opening orientation.

Learn the standard rules, positioning, and scoring of pickleball while building your skills and confidence in a relaxed, zero-pressure setting. No previous experience is needed.

Get hands-on in the soil with herbalists while learning regenerative gardening practices and connecting with medicinal plants. Activities vary by week and may include seeding, transplanting, weeding, preparing planting beds, harvesting, watering, and mulching. Participants ages 8 and up are welcome. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and participants ages 13 to 18 need a parent or guardian to sign a liability waiver upon drop-off. Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing that provides good sun coverage. Bringing water, sunscreen, a hat, and an optional snack is recommended.

Enjoy an open-play game of bocce ball, a fun activity that is easy to learn and offers plenty to master over time.

Learn to crochet small flowers and use them to make charming hair accessories.

Enjoy a free community dance party featuring Kathryn the Grape, with engaging, educational music and movement for young children. The program is sponsored by The Shoppes at Carlsbad in support of family-friendly entertainment.

At the Del Mar Racetrack and Fairgrounds, a full slate of thoroughbred races unfolds with tactical intrigue from the break and early pace battles to the final charge to the line. Spectators can follow trainers, jockeys, and horses as the card progresses, choosing viewing spots that bring the action close and leave room to settle in for an extended visit.

Enjoy a variety of games, including Rummikub, Mexican Train, card games, and more.

Take part in a monthly cooking experience with Chef Charlie from the Congregate Meal Program, designed to help build your culinary skills. Supplies and recipes are included.

Everyone is welcome at these free community fitness classes. Each session lasts approximately one hour.

Connect with stroke and brain injury survivors, caregivers, and loved ones to learn and discuss self-care strategies, ways to continue living a life of meaning and purpose, and how to develop encouraging peer relationships.

This welcoming Tai Chi class is designed to support better balance and mobility and help reduce the risk of falls. People of all ability levels are welcome, and movements can be practiced seated or standing. The class is free and open to the public, with no preregistration required.

Take a night off from cooking and support the DNHS music program by enjoying dinner at Panera. Twenty percent of the purchase will be donated to the program. For online orders, use code FUND4U. For in-person orders, show the flyer at checkout.

Young artists ages 5 to 11 can explore drawing and painting in a positive, creative environment. Using materials such as colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, aqua crayons, and watercolor pencils, participants create artwork inspired by animals, landscapes, portraits, manga, birds, flowers, abstract designs, and more. A collection of over 200 lesson plans offers a wide range of subjects, and all materials are provided.

A public event for storytellers to tell their stories. This member-run event by Nash Brown invites writers to bring a screenplay, short story, comic book, or other work.

Creative Corner is a monthly gathering for women that provides a welcoming space for creativity, conversation, and encouragement. Attendees bring a craft in progress, whether crochet, watercolor, or another project, along with a dessert or snack to share and a Bible verse for inspiration. The gathering is open to teens and adults, and friends or teen daughters may attend. Expect a relaxed time for making, sharing, and uplifting one another.

The 34th jam at the Escondido Moose Lodge offers another opportunity to enjoy the gathering.

Basic Obedience classes teach dogs basic commands and polite leash walking. Dogs must be at least 12 weeks old. Proof of current vaccinations is required at the first class, and an adult must accompany handlers who are 16 or younger. Metal choke chains and pinch collars are not needed.

This advanced coed volleyball league is for players ages 16 and up, and past volleyball experience is required. Players are divided into divisional four-person teams on the first night, followed by seven weeks of league play and a championship tournament night in the ninth week. Referees, rosters, schedules, and prizes are included. New players must attend the starting orientation night.

Players are placed on divisional teams of four, followed by seven weeks of league play and a championship tournament in the ninth week. Referees, team rosters and schedules, and prizes are included. New players are required to attend the orientation, and previous volleyball experience is required. Open to ages 16 and up.

Enjoy a music-themed game night featuring a round of Music Bingo followed by Music Trivia. Each week brings a new theme, with a hint shared on Instagram on the day of the event.

Enjoy a relaxed game of bingo with a botanical twist. Each winning round offers the chance to take home a houseplant, and simple care tips will help you look after your new plant. Playing is free with any purchase, and food and drinks are available to order.

Take part in a guided self-massage practice from head to toe, designed to ease tension and leave your body feeling deeply relaxed.

Celebrate Veterans Day with a round of golf at Dos Osos. Veterans can enjoy the JC Rate as a thank you for their service.

Test your knowledge during a lively trivia night featuring questions about pop culture, music, random facts, and throwbacks. Play for free with any purchase, enjoy some friendly competition, and compete for prizes and bragging rights.

The Vista City Council invites the community to come together for a public ceremony honoring the service and sacrifice of the nation’s veterans. Residents can pay tribute and express gratitude to those who have served in uniform. Brigadier General Nick I. Brown, Commanding General of Marine Corps West at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, will deliver the keynote address. This is a free community event.

The community is invited to gather at Veterans Memorial Park for a public ceremony honoring the service and sacrifice of the nation’s veterans. The gathering offers residents an opportunity to come together in recognition of their service.

This golf event takes place at The Golf Club of California in Fallbrook. The $20 VGA registration fee is due when signing up, and the $75 green fee, which includes a cart and use of the practice facilities, is paid at the course. Players are assigned tee boxes by flight and age group, with distances ranging from 5,000 to 6,800 yards. Amputees may request to move up one tee box, subject to the stated rating requirements, by contacting the event coordinator before pairings are finalized. Registration fees are nonrefundable, and withdrawal and transfer policies apply.

Accessible yoga welcomes people with different bodies by adapting poses to each individual’s needs.

Whether you are new to the ukulele or returning after a break, these musical sessions offer a chance to learn or refresh the basics. Instruction and group strum-and-sing sessions cover tablature, sheet music, chords, and lyrics.

Explore your creativity by making a mosaic mirror. The monthly craft project may vary and can draw on traditional and modern mediums, including painting, watercolor, embroidery, and seasonal decorative crafts.

Enjoy a free community dance party featuring engaging, educational music and movement for young children. The program is sponsored by Mershops North County in support of family-friendly entertainment.

Cousins Maine Lobster serves hot, freshly prepared lobster favorites, including Maine and Connecticut lobster rolls, a garlic butter roll, lobster tacos, a quesadilla, grilled cheese, and tots. Payment is cashless, with debit, credit, and Apple Pay accepted. Orders can also be placed through the Cousins Maine Lobster app, which offers rewards points.

Enjoy the VetFest parade near Grape Day Park, then stop by the Post to help serve hamburgers and hot dogs for lunch. A brief ceremony will also take place.

Del Mar Thoroughbred Racing returns to the Del Mar Racetrack and Fairgrounds in Del Mar, California for an afternoon of live racing. The coastal setting pairs fast-paced contests with long-standing track traditions, from paddock perspectives and up-close pre-race moments to the evolving strategies of each field as conditions shift. Top-tier horses and jockeys compete in a venue that blends a historic atmosphere with a distinctly Southern California feel.

Enjoy dancing without needing a partner while learning line dances set to different music. Each dance features a repeating pattern of steps, with a new dance taught each week. Instruction is provided during the first 30 minutes.

Canasta is a popular card game that combines elements of Bridge and Rummy.

Children can explore creativity, problem solving, and teamwork through a different activity each session, such as coloring, painting, making paper airplanes, playing games, or creating a self-portrait. All supplies are provided. Recommended for elementary and middle-school-aged children.

Participants refine their skateboarding skills by developing flowing runs, riding ramps, learning the principles of getting air, and practicing flip tricks. Previous skateboarding experience is recommended. Participants ages 6 to under 14 must wear a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads at each class. Bring a skateboard or contact the instructor for equipment options before the first class.

This high-energy program introduces young participants to basic soccer skills, including using their feet, dribbling, and learning the rules of the game. Fun games, songs, and positive reinforcement help children experience the joy of playing soccer and being active. Designed for children ages 2 to under 4, the program includes a Soccer Shots jersey for each participant.

Enjoy a performance of music played live.

Create a Christmas-themed Hello Kitty plushie in this two-day intermediate crochet class.

For children ages 3 to under 6, this class blends basic hip hop with creative movement, encouraging creativity while developing muscle strength, coordination, and musicality. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes that allow them to move freely. Adult participation is required for each child as needed.

Designed for participants ages 6 to under 14, this class builds balance, confidence, and coordination while introducing skateboarding fundamentals. Participants learn skateboarding safety, skate park etiquette, foot placement, pushing, turning, and early trick development. A skateboard, helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads are required for each class. Contact the instructor before the first class for skateboard options.

Experience a somatic evening at The Tox in Carlsbad, centered on reclaiming your energy, resetting your body, and returning to yourself.

A lively hip-hop dance class for children ages 6 to under 11, featuring upbeat grooves and dance games. Participants can have fun while developing creativity, coordination, musicality, and listening skills, with age-appropriate music and movements.

Enjoy a trivia night that takes place on the second Wednesday of each month.

Enjoy a comedy night featuring a new lineup of comics each week. There is no cover charge.

Autism Society San Diego invites dads of autistic children to a casual dinner gathering to talk about autism with other dads who understand their experiences. Contact Gilman Bishop with questions or for more information.

Spend time crafting and connecting with others at a relaxed, welcoming crochet gathering for beginners and experienced makers alike. Bring your own yarn and supplies or purchase materials on-site, and get guidance from experienced crocheters as you work on your projects.

Learn the fundamentals of traditional mechanical clock repair in a hands-on six-week course through the Clock & Watch Museum. Students will practice the full repair process, from safely disassembling and cleaning a clock movement to identifying worn or faulty parts, making basic repairs, reassembling, oiling, and testing the movement. No prior experience is required. Specialty tools and supplies are provided. Students should bring small and medium slotted screwdrivers, pliers, needle-nose pliers, a cleaning rag, and a shoebox-size container for parts and materials.

Learn simple macramé knots and techniques in this beginner-friendly workshop while creating a festive garland. Choose a theme, colors, and decorative details to make your design your own, with a patriotic red, white, and blue option available in honor of Veterans Day. No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided. Enjoy a Local Roots kombucha as you create and connect.

Create a festive macramé garland in a relaxed, in-person workshop.

Enjoy a monthly sunset wellness social at Bluprint Wellness.

Celebrate autumn’s golden Yosemite leaves through a creative paint-and-sip experience.

Grainbakers offers a 90-minute, hands-on workshop focused on making fall-flavored bread with spent grain at Weir Beer in Vista.

A drop-in improv session with Patrick McInnis will take place at the Sahm Foundation Arts Education Center.

Enjoy a beginner-friendly class in salsa, cumbia, and bachata, with lessons by Joshua, followed by social dancing. The class costs $15, and social dancing costs $10.

Meet fellow DEFCON community members for a monthly gathering with some pizza provided. The meetup usually includes one or two presentations and community announcements, and attendees are welcome to bring something for show-and-tell. The room tends to fill up by 7 p.m., so arriving early may be helpful.

Anesthesia-free dental cleaning for dogs and cats takes place at Carlsbad Pet and Feed. Each visit aims to freshen breath and clean teeth, and typically takes under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam is required. This is a one day offering with limited appointments, so see Get Tickets for details.

Cousins Maine Lobster is bringing a selection of lobster dishes to Oceanside, including Maine and Connecticut lobster rolls, a garlic butter roll, lobster tacos, a quesadilla, grilled cheese, and tots. Orders are made fresh to order. Payment is cashless, with debit, credit, and Apple Pay accepted. App ordering may be limited, and customers can also order directly at the truck.

Experience live horse racing at the Del Mar Racetrack and Fairgrounds, with a full card of races, the paddock and post parade, and jockeys and trainers testing speed, stamina, and timing on the track. The races offer a glimpse of Southern California sports culture, combining competition and tradition against Del Mar’s coastal backdrop.

Crafternoon is for crafters and anyone curious about crafts.

Enjoy a tasting of four wines paired with four carefully selected cheeses. Each pairing is chosen to complement the flavors of the wine and cheese. The tasting costs $35, and reservations are highly recommended because availability is limited.

This program introduces adults to a variety of musical styles, cultural origins, and instruments while building awareness and appreciation for music. Participants move to music through activities designed to support stress management, memory, communication, and emotional expression.

Young performers ages 5 to under 13 can explore musical theater and dance while building confidence and performance skills through drama games and exercises. Participants will be assigned roles and learn lines, scenes, songs, and a dance routine from The Grinch, then share their work in a family showcase at the end of the class.

Valley Center Youth Wrestling offers training for athletes at every level, from first-time wrestlers developing movement, coordination, balance, and foundational skills to recreational participants building technique and overall athletic ability, and competitive wrestlers preparing through advanced practice. The program also welcomes athletes with physical, developmental, intellectual, and other unique needs, offering adapted instruction and individualized support. Its mission includes developing discipline, perseverance, confidence, character, leadership, and a sense of belonging, while making wrestling accessible and inclusive.

Explore members’ interpretations of urban places and architectural spaces, along with a special pop-up show. The reception also features a live oil painting demonstration by equine artist and Guild member Kimball Willson, live music by San Diego flutist and saxophonist Adrienne Nims, and light bites and refreshments. The event is open to the public.

Enjoy great conversation, fresh insights, and delicious food in a retro San Diego setting.

In this high-energy class, young participants learn cheer, dance, and tumbling fundamentals, including voice projection, stretching, jumps, kicks, beginner tumbling, cheers, and sideline dances. Participants also perform a full routine at a USD college football game.

Enjoy line dancing at Inzane Brewing Co. with a $10 cover, lessons, and an open dance floor.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of chess, friendly competition, and conversation at CoLab Public House. Players of all skill levels are welcome, from seasoned chess enthusiasts to those just learning the game. Members can also enjoy happy hour specials while they play.

Learn the art of making sushi in a hands-on class with Chef Drew. Create your own Spicy Tuna, Hamachi, and Chef’s Catch of the Day sushi while practicing how to make sushi rolls.

Players are placed on divisional four-person teams on the first night, followed by seven weeks of league play and a championship tournament night in the ninth week. Referees, rosters, schedules, and prizes are included. New players must attend the starting orientation, and past volleyball experience is required. For ages 16 and up.

Players are divided into divisional four-person teams on the first night, followed by seven weeks of league play and a championship tournament night in the ninth week. Referees, rosters, schedules, and prizes are included. New players must attend the starting orientation, and previous volleyball experience is required. Open to ages 16 and up.

Enjoy a patio trivia night with friends and neighbors, put your knowledge to the test, and compete for prizes awarded to two winners.

Experience a lively mix of music, bingo, and trivia. Mark songs on custom, unique cards as the playlist moves across genres, from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and movie and TV soundtracks. Then take on eight energetic trivia questions designed to test your knowledge and get the crowd involved.

Support Children’s Theatre presents a children’s production of Oliver. IT TAKES TWO joins the cast for select performances.

Chest Fever presents a performance commemorating the 50th anniversary of The Last Waltz. General admission tickets are priced at $35 in advance or $40 on the day, and reserved loft tickets are $62. Loft and general admission tickets are also available at the box office. Convenience service charges apply to online and phone purchases.

Talented singers perform favorite tunes live on stage in this concert.

Matched speed dating returns to Understory in Del Mar.

The Graduates present a heartfelt tribute to the iconic sound of Simon and Garfunkel, honoring the 45th anniversary of the 1981 Reunion Concert in Central Park. The set features beloved hits such as Mrs. Robinson, The Boxer, Bridge Over Troubled Water, and The Sound of Silence, delivered with close-knit harmonies and careful attention to the original arrangements. With engaging stage presence and polished musicianship, this touring production captures the spirit and storytelling that shaped a generation and brings the era vividly to life.

The annual Big Blue Breakfast & Fundraiser spotlights the power of teamwork, sportsmanship, and community in building champions. The program includes breakfast, tributes to new Hall of Fame inductees, recognition of the Coach of the Year, and personal stories from alumni about how the Club shaped their journeys on and off the court. Guest speaker Corey Liuget, an NFL Chargers standout, will be featured as part of the program, creating a meaningful celebration of youth athletes, dedicated coaches, and the supporters who uplift them.

Get ready for a colorful and fun run, marking its first ever edition!

Taking place at Dexter's Deli in Del Mar, this one-day clinic offers non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Appointments take under an hour and focus on cleaner teeth and fresher breath. A veterinary screening or exam is required. Appointment slots are limited, and additional details can be found in the ticket information.

Returning in 2026, this series pairs an outdoor yoga session with an interpretive hike at Mountain Meadow Preserve. It takes place on the second Friday and third Saturday each month, dependent on weather, and is supported by a grant from The Conrad Prebys Foundation. During the summer, high temperatures may prompt changes to the schedule. The guided hike usually happens before yoga, and if conditions are too hot the hike may be canceled for participant safety.

Spend a hands-on morning learning basic regenerative farming skills and connecting with the farm and its farmers. Activities vary by week and may include seeding, transplanting, weeding, preparing planting beds, harvesting, watering, or caring for animals. When available, participants may also sample freshly harvested vegetables. Children under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and participants ages 13 to 18 need a parent or guardian to sign a liability waiver upon drop-off. Closed-toe shoes are required. Comfortable clothes that can get dirty and provide sun coverage are recommended, along with water, sunscreen, and a hat. A snack is optional.

Frosty Tattoo Studio is offering more than 300 flash tattoo designs, with 3-by-3-inch black-and-grey tattoos priced at $113, as well as piercings for $31. The studio accepts cash only. Requests for a specific artist and a reserved spot require a $20 deposit. Service is first come, first served, and the line closes at 9 p.m.

Enjoy a garden workshop in the Trudy Bronner Discovery Garden featuring local, seasonal ingredients from Jimbo’s. Create an edible self-portrait using organic ingredients. Pre-registration is not required, and the workshop is included with museum admission.

The San Diego Sabers face off against the Long Beach Bombers at Ice Realm Carlsbad.

San Diego Anime Con celebrates its fourth year with a variety of anime and pop culture activities. Explore merchandise vendors and anime-inspired artists, meet voice actor guests, and take part in panels, board games, video games, and an escape room. The program also includes interactive activities, cosplay meetups, audience-participation game shows with prizes, entertainment, contests, and a cosplay contest. Children under 8 attend free with a paid parent.

Explore a lively community market at Vail Headquarters featuring more than forty vendors along with food and drinks. Families can enjoy trick or treating with the vendors, a bounce house for added fun, and a dedicated photo opportunity. The atmosphere welcomes both animals and families.

Enjoy an evening of music, fellowship, and engaging conversation with the Friars. The gathering includes a social hour, a raffle, and a live auction, along with recognition of Distinguished Friars Fr. Ignatius DeGroot, OFM, Fr. Vince Mesi, OFM, and Fr. Joe Chinnici, OFM. Heartfelt talks and casual conversations offer opportunities to connect and celebrate together.

Atomic Groove’s dance party brings a spirit of peace, love, and gratitude to a lively happy hour. The evening honors veterans and features guest performers Monette on congas and vocalist Mark Jones, along with performances by students from the Carrie Weiland Fitness/AG Fly Girlz Dance Class. Atomic Girl Carrie, the AG Fly Girlz, and the Atomic Groove band will also perform.

Create a stemless cup or tumbler in this hands-on, hand-building ceramics workshop for ages 13 and up. Participants can shape and decorate their ceramic pieces with glazes, patterns, and textures. No previous clay experience is needed, and all skill levels are welcome. Clay, materials, pottery tools, glazes, kiln firing, and individual instruction are included. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup at 2Create Gallery approximately two weeks after class.

An evening of live country music at Lakeside VFW Carter Smith Post 5867 offers a welcoming VFW setting and refreshing drinks. The night centers on camaraderie, music, and appreciation for the people who support veterans and the local community. Guests can dance, sing along to familiar songs, or relax and enjoy the performance.

Autumn Magical Moon is a paint-and-sip event at Mas Fina Cantina in Carlsbad, California.

Gather your crew for a paint-and-sip night featuring creativity, cocktails, and fall colors at Mas Fina Cantina in Carlsbad.

Take part in Shadowverse Evolve on Fridays. Event entry is $6.

Enjoy a heartwarming fall concert featuring youth choirs and joyful songs celebrating the places, people, and traditions that make us feel at home. Through cherished moments, young voices explore belonging and togetherness.

Perfect Blend returns to Papagayo for an evening of live music, food, and spirits at the iconic venue.

TOAST brings the Best of Bread tour back to Escondido by popular demand after a sellout last year. This tribute celebrates a band that earned 13 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, with Rolling Stone crediting Bread for virtually inventing soft rock in the early seventies and highlighting favorites like “Make It With You,” “If,” “Baby I’m-a Want You,” and “Everything I Own.” With surviving members David Gates and Robb Royer enjoying retirement, TOAST keeps the legacy alive with a live sound that listeners often note is remarkably close to the original recordings. The set spans tender ballads and upbeat classics that invite both quiet nostalgia and moments that get you on your feet. The performance takes place at California Center for the Arts, Escondido.

Arts4Us, the inclusive dance program from Mounarath Powell Dance, brings Aura to the MP Dance Performance Space. The piece considers how a person’s aura is shaped by emotion, energy, and the physical self, transforming those themes into vivid color, dynamic movement, and music. Students add their own ideas, steps, and points of view, forming a spirited community onstage. It is a salute to individuality and creativity, and to the collective energy people share. Guided by inclusive values, a commitment to access, and a joyful spirit, Arts4Us reflects Mounarath Powell Dance’s belief that everyone should have the chance to experience and take part in the performing arts.

Meet Rasiklal Mehta, who is convinced he is one sneeze away from the grave and wants his daughter to marry a doctor so there will be a physician in the family. His daughter has other plans, while Chameli, the governess, quietly keeps the household running as everyone else assumes they are in charge. This Hinglish comedy reimagines Molière’s Le Malade Imaginaire with mistaken identities, Bollywood parody numbers, and a family on the verge of unexpected honesty. Presented by The Dramatic Desi, the story asks who is really sick and who is only pretending.

Join Shamanic Practitioner Erika Lee for an immersive, heart-centered drumming experience focused on gratitude and connection. The drum is described as an ancient tool for healing and connecting with the heart, with rhythmic sound offering a way to reconnect when the mind feels full. No drumming experience is needed, and this is an experiential gathering rather than a lesson. Bring a drum you love if you have one, or use one of the extra drums provided.

Travel Agents return to Aztec Brewing Company for an evening of tasty brews and dance grooves. There is no cover charge.

An uplifting evening with Erika Lee centers on drumming, gratitude, and heartfelt connection. No experience is needed, and drums are provided.

Bad Wolves are back, featuring Tommy Vext.

A two-hour New Moon experience centered on sacred feminine healing, inner illumination, ancient ritual, and somatic awakening.

Cody Carter returns to American Legion Post 416 for a night of country music, with food and drinks available.

Enjoy a Friday night of stand-up comedy featuring a lineup of performers from North County.

Ringer’s Cocktail Lounge offers a friendly setting with live music every Friday night and on select Saturdays. Sundays during NFL football feature complimentary barbecue alongside Bloody Marys. The lounge highlights a one of a kind identity that sets it apart.

At Rancho Descanso in Valley Center, this working equitation clinic with Kathleen Elliott and Glynna Hoekstra focuses on ease of handling and cattle work. The fee covers six hours of instruction and includes lunch.

Take part in a team Row-A-Thon covering 42,195 meters, or 26.2 miles. Teams can have up to 10 members, and teams with fewer rowers are also welcome. When registering, provide your team name, member names if available, and T-shirt sizes.

Open rain or shine, this long-running San Diego County farmers market has been operating since 1981 and features more than 50 farmers selling what they grow.

Celebrate Lucy and Will with a ride that brings together the Swami’s FriDave and Hoppy Hour rides. The route features His and Hers sprints up Faraday, and riders are welcome to wear black tie kits. The ride begins at Cadence Cyclery in Encinitas and covers 43 miles with 2,785 feet of elevation gain.

A women-focused mud run welcomes participants of every age and body type for a fun, non-competitive challenge on a three-mile course. Over 17 obstacles invite you to run, walk, climb, slide, and crawl, turning the route into a shared adventure filled with muddy laughs and team spirit. The emphasis is on camaraderie rather than rankings, creating space to connect with friends and leave with unforgettable memories.

After 18 years in the classroom, the organizer is transitioning to curriculum and instructional development and is holding a sale in El Cajon. Available items include books, office and craft supplies, a podium with a folding bar stool, and resources for English instruction, along with other teaching materials. Photos will be added after a trip to Nebraska to visit the organizer’s son at college.

Learn Reiki skills for balancing chakras, clearing energy blocks, protecting your energy, giving Reiki to others and pets, clearing energy in the home, and working with crystals. The training includes an attunement with sound healing, a certificate, a manual, seven chakra crystals, mentorship for your practice, and access to a monthly Reiki Circle for continuing education. Instruction is led by Marcela Alva-Capristan, a Reiki Master Teacher since 2008.

Learn Reiki practices to support yourself, help others and pets, balance chakras, clear energy blocks, and protect your energy.

Designed for parents-to-be in their final trimester, this in-person class covers what to expect from the newborn stage through the first 12 weeks.

Artist Kathi Rothe leads a creative session where participants craft an owl image using bits of junk jewelry and assorted small trinkets. Choose eyes, a beak, feathers, ears, and wings from a large selection of costume jewelry and other artifacts, then arrange the pieces into a design that reflects your style. Friendly instruction helps you combine and compose the elements as your owl comes together.

Take steps toward a healthier lifestyle with a welcoming walking program for everyone. A health care provider shares a brief talk about a current health topic, followed by a relaxed walk with friendly conversation. Walk at your own pace, with no pressure or pace requirements. Bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Friends, family, and four-legged companions are welcome.

Kahoots offers affordable veterinary services to help keep pets healthy, including vaccinations, testing, microchipping, and nail trimming. No appointment is needed for most services, but teeth cleaning for dogs and cats requires a scheduled appointment through the local store. Services are provided in partnership with Advanced Pet Service veterinarians and technicians.

Z Club of San Diego is hosting an event open to anyone who owns a Z.

Explore the seasonal wildlife of the reserve, where winter birds such as shorebirds, ducks, songbirds, and birds of prey have arrived. Look for White-crowned Sparrows gathering seeds near the trail and listen for Yellow-rumped Warblers in the foliage. A Northern Harrier may skim over the marsh, while wetter conditions can bring out mushrooms. Wildlife sightings depend on conditions, and no specific sightings are guaranteed. For ages 15 and older. Registration is required.

Help restore local wildlife habitat by planting native cactus with Shrub Club volunteers. Dense cactus stands provide nesting and shelter for the cactus wren. Shrub Club is a monthly volunteer opportunity to care for local land preserves through activities such as planting native species, removing invasive plants, picking up litter, and restoring trails. All are welcome, and no experience is necessary. Volunteers aged 18 and under must attend with a participating adult. Advance registration is required.

Enjoy a moderate-to-easy hike through San Dieguito River Park with the Canadians in San Diego hiking crew and friends of Canada. Comfortable hiking shoes, water, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended. The group plans to grab a quick bite at a nearby spot afterward.

This Level I improv session introduces long-form improvisation at Sahm Foundation Arts Education Center.

Artists of all experience levels can practice painting outdoors, choosing a spot to capture the beauty of this authentic Native American site in watercolor. Basic instruction and materials are provided. The class is for ages 8 and up, and participants under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Space is limited to 25 participants, and the fee is $7.50.

This hands-on community education program covers basic care and safety for infants and children. Participants practice infant care using dolls and manikins and take part in other babysitting activities. Topics include safe play, feeding infants and children, and recognizing emergencies. Participants who complete the course receive a Babysitting Certificate from the American Safety & Health Institute and a Pediatric CPR participant card. Bring a snack and water. The program is for ages 11 through 17.

SD Fixit Clinic in Solana Beach offers hands-on repair guidance at Fletcher Cove Community Center. Attendees can bring broken or non-functioning items such as electronics, small appliances, computers, toys, bicycles, clothing, and other household goods for evaluation, careful disassembly, and a possible fix. Workstations, specialized tools, and coaching are provided to help participants open and troubleshoot their items. Even if a repair is not possible, visitors gain insight into how their items are made and how they operate. Volunteer opportunities are available for those interested in serving as Fixit Coaches.

Explore the farm on a tractor train tour led by a farm ambassador. Learn about regenerative growing practices and what is being grown, meet and feed the farm animals with overripe vegetables, and discover the people and animals involved in Fox Point Farms’ micro-economy, including growing, brewing, coffee roasting and making, cooking and baking, herbalism, and live music and community events. Tours run every 30 minutes on weekends, with tickets available for purchase on the farm.

The first annual Z Show is presented by the Z Club of San Diego at Deer Park Winery and Auto Museum.

Meet adoptable dogs from It’s The Pits, browse rescue merchandise, learn about fostering, and find out how to volunteer. No dog is required to attend.

Celebrate five years of The Rusted Poppy with a birthday bash featuring local vendors, live music, sales, drinks in the Haybarn, food, and fun. The celebration also offers a chance to recognize the clients, friends, family, and supporters who have been part of the shop’s journey.

Shop a range of brand-name, made-to-order mattresses in different sizes, feels, styles, and comfort levels at a fundraiser supporting the school’s music program and students. Premium mattresses, adjustable bases, sheets, and luxury pillows are available, along with delivery and financing. Purchases support the students, and mattresses come with a full factory warranty and a lowest-price guarantee.

A free, women-only grappling seminar led by professional MMA fighter Gabi McComb, an undefeated 5–0 competitor with five wins by finish, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, and two-time IBJJF world champion. All levels are welcome, and no prior experience, partner, or gi is needed. Wear a T-shirt and leggings or shorts, and bring water. Participants aged 16 and older may attend with a parent. The seminar is free, with an optional donation at the door to support Gabi’s fight camp.

This free, upbeat pre-planning seminar explores differences between corporate and family-owned mortuaries. Gene Whatley and Linda Lee share their funeral industry knowledge to help attendees make informed choices, understand the details of pre-planning, and avoid costly pitfalls. The seminar also highlights lower-cost local family-owned businesses and ways to keep money in San Diego.

Preschool Storytime offers a lively, humorous experience for children ages 4 to 6, with books brought to life through performance, along with songs and fingerplays. Each session lasts 30 to 45 minutes.

The Open Book, the Friends of Ramona Library bookstore inside the Ramona Library, offers 50% off almost everything on Saturdays. Vintage and classic books, vinyl records, gift certificates, and auction items are excluded from the promotion.

Wildcat Guitars celebrates seven years in business with live music and refreshments. Attendees can enjoy a visit from Juan Mayor along with special event deals, giveaways, and surprises.

Meet dogs looking for forever homes at this adoption event. Visitors can adopt, foster, spend time petting and playing with the dogs, or volunteer to help.

Presented by @capsule.fb and Cosmic Bloom, this fingerboarding event is the first of many fingerboard events to come to Vista.

Enjoy brunch while meeting adorable pups who are available for adoption.

Meet friendly, cuddly cats and kittens of all ages and colors, all ready to share their love. Each has been spayed or neutered, tested, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and treated for fleas. Adoptions include an application and interview process, along with a fee payable by cash, check, or credit card. Find a special companion among the cats available for adoption.

Discover how a simple meditation practice can support focus and concentration while fostering greater peace and calm in a fast-paced world. Doug Frankel, who has practiced meditation for over 40 years and leads workshops to help others learn the practice, will share his experience. Everyone is welcome, and there is no charge to attend.

Those interested in adopting a cat from LYFF are encouraged to complete a Pre-Adoption Form before making a reservation. Applications may not be processed the same day, so applying early can help make the process smoother. Sharing preferences such as gender, color, age, or personality can help adoption coordinators guide you toward a cat that may be a good fit for your home.

Explore the Harold in a Level III improv session at the Sahm Foundation Arts Education Center.

Prepare for HYROX race day with practical nutrition guidance, smarter zone strategies, and an overview of key rules every athlete should know.

Celebrate with wine in a setting where the wine meets the winner’s circle.

Bring extra plant propagations or pots to exchange with others at this free swap. It’s a chance to trade small pots for medium or large ones, or vice versa, pass along unwanted items, and possibly find a plant you’ve been looking for. Selling is not allowed.

Spend an hour cuddling and playing with up to 30 cats and kittens at a cage-free adoption center where cats roam in a home-like environment. A small donation supports LYFF’s cat rescue and animal welfare education efforts. Walk-ins are welcome, though weekends are expected to be busy. Not all available cats and kittens are housed at the center, so those interested in a specific feline can submit a Pre-Adoption Form for assistance from a coordinator. Those planning to adopt are encouraged to complete the form before reserving, as approvals may not be processed the same day.

Watch thoroughbreds compete at a well-known seaside track, with races showcasing strategy, athleticism, and close finishes. The event offers a classic day at the races for longtime followers and newcomers alike.

Share a playful movement adventure with your little one as stories come to life through music, imaginative play, creative movement, and interactive activities. Children and caregivers can explore characters, animals, adventures, and new worlds together while building coordination, confidence, listening skills, and a love of movement. No dance experience is needed. Adult participation is required for each child as needed. The program is for children from 6 months to under 6 years old.

Celebrate the holiday season with an ugly sweater contest, prizes, raffles, tacos, drinks, a DJ, dancing, and awards. Ticket proceeds support gathering supplies for “Go Bags” for domestic violence survivors. Tickets include a taco plate, two drink tickets, dessert, and raffle entry.

Create an artistic fall centerpiece while exploring fullness, priorities, and discernment. With gentle, beginner-friendly instruction, participants will use flowers and foliage to consider how repetition, placement, proportion, and negative space shape an arrangement. The experience includes flowers, a vase, and other materials, along with organic tea and light snacks. A reflective pause is part of the gathering, and participants will have a portrait taken with their completed centerpiece as a memento.

Browse handmade wares from artists at Fire and Mud Studios and get a head start on Christmas shopping. Children can take photos with Santa and enjoy a new game, while Mrs. Claus shares stories about the garden’s magical residents. There is no charge to visit. New, unwrapped toys for local children are welcome as donations to a local domestic violence organization. Toy weapons are not accepted.

The 18th annual Thanksgiving Punk Rock Food Drive brings together punk rock and a Thanksgiving food drive at Belching Beaver Brewery in Oceanside.

Create an artistic, intentional fall centerpiece while exploring fullness, priorities, and the practice of discernment.

Artist E.M. Gist is returning to Knowhere Games and Comics to celebrate his cover for MIDNIGHT FANTASTIC FOUR #1 and other recent artwork. Bring recent pieces to have them signed. Gist is known for work associated with Magic: The Gathering, Moon Knight, Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Boom, and Skybound.

Comic artist Dustin Nguyen, known for his work with DC, Marvel, Image, and Wildstorm, will be signing comics at Knowhere. His work includes Batman and creator-owned series such as Descender, Ascender, Little Monsters, and Crowbound.

Courtly Noyse presents live Medieval and Renaissance music at the Ramona Library Musical Showcase. The concert is free to attend, and no RSVP is needed.

Celebrate the harvest with a horse show and country-style fundraiser featuring barbecue, live music, and dancing. The free horse show highlights participants in TERI’s therapeutic equestrian program and the partnership between horses and humans. The dinner fundraiser includes a barbecue meal, two drink tickets, live music, dancing, and auction items. Ticket proceeds support TERI’s Therapeutic Equestrian Program and the individuals with special needs it serves.

Take part in a Saturday gathering centered on Weiss Schwarz. Event entry is $6.

Designed for anyone who may be away from family, the Friendsgiving Feast gathers the community at Conejo Gardens for a shared meal and meaningful conversation. Attendees can meet new people, strengthen connections with neighbors, and celebrate the spirit of Thanksgiving around the table.

Celebrate a decade of impact with Africa Thriving at its anniversary gala. Enjoy food and drinks and experience an immersive African exhibit designed to virtually transport you to Africa.

Celebrate a decade of impact with Africa Thriving during a festive evening featuring an immersive African experience.

Get creative and make your very own handmade candle in this hands-on workshop.

Celebrate the season of giving with MC Kimberly King, a two-time Emmy Award winner, and live music from The Salvation Army’s Southern California Divisional Brass Band. The gathering also features access to an auction and an opportunity to hear about the impact The Salvation Army and its partners have made in the local community. Funds raised support the Kettle Campaign and The Salvation Army’s mission to meet human needs in Christ’s name.

A solo exhibition by artist Kelly Vivanco presents a focused showcase of her artwork. Visitors can explore a cohesive selection that centers on her creative vision, offering uninterrupted time with her pieces. This event spotlights one artist in full, providing a clear look at her style and body of work.

Experience a restorative sound bath led by Ian, featuring resonant tones from singing bowls and gongs that fill the space with soothing vibration. The session aims to settle the nervous system, reduce stress, and encourage deep relaxation, which may support better sleep as gentle sounds help shift brainwave activity. Many people report an emotional reset as tension softens, negative feelings release, and a more positive outlook emerges. The practice also supports focus and mental clarity, cultivating inner peace and a sense of balance. Bring a mat, props, bolsters, blankets, and any cozy items that enhance comfort. Registration is available through the MBO app.

Hololive games are held at Knowhere, with a $6 entry fee.

“Paper Cuts” presents visually poetic paper collages that bring together personal and political themes, alongside the paradox of growing older while becoming a child again. The exhibition is part of Escondido’s 2nd Saturday Arts & Culture Experiences, a broad program featuring art galleries, interactive arts, theatre, museums, and historical and educational experiences throughout the area.

Enjoy a night of Yacht Rock classics, along with a few naughtier selections, with the guys in pink captain hats.

Enjoy an evening of live reggae and ska with Lakedub, DJ Selekta Dubstin, and Robnhoodz. The lineup features Lakedub’s reggae and ska sound, feel-good reggae selections from DJ Selekta Dubstin, and Robnhoodz, featuring a former drummer of Sublime with Rome and a bassist from Tribal Seeds. Food and a selection of craft beer, wine, and cocktails will be available.

Learn American Mahjong in a relaxed, welcoming setting with guided instruction and simplified gameplay. Refreshments and a guide to take home are included.

The experience offers an inward journey through sacred sound, healing light, and deep rest in a candlelit sanctuary.

Experience an evening of Persian jazz.

A judgment-free dance journey in Vista offers space to move your body and free your mind.

Move to the beat beneath neon lights while painting with glow-in-the-dark colors at a silent disco. Wireless headphones set the soundtrack as blacklights illuminate every splash of color, creating an energetic, hands-on art experience. No painting experience is required. BYOB is welcome. Early bird pricing is available. The experience blends music, creativity, and vibrant color for a lively night of dance and art.

Journey USA brings together experienced rock musicians, including members of Great White and The Babys, for a tribute to Journey. Led by a vocalist who sang for Steve Perry during his solo career, the band performs Journey’s signature soulful vocals and soaring anthems, with video production creating a high-energy, interactive concert experience.

This all-ages event requires a ticket for every guest. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or responsible adult over 25 with written authorization. Hearing protection is required for guests under 7. The venue does not have infant changing facilities. Support may change without notice, and refunds are not issued if support changes.

Once Upon a Book Fair brings together more than 90 authors for an afternoon of stories, imagination, and connections. Meet Monty P. Miani, discover the Magic Memory Series, and get books signed at this indoor celebration for families and fellow book lovers.

New to Jiu Jitsu and looking for a comfortable way to begin? This beginner-focused session at Gracie Barra Encinitas in Encinitas offers a safe, fun environment to learn foundational skills and practical self defense. Class size is limited to eight participants for plenty of personal attention, and two dedicated female instructors provide step by step guidance at a beginner pace. No experience is required.

This schooling show features Working Equitation Levels 1 through 5 and a Cattle Trial. It offers an opportunity to try the sport in a relaxed, supportive environment or advance to the next level.

Celebrate Halloween with a dressage schooling show featuring the option to compete in costume and a costume contest at lunchtime. The show is judged by Tiffany Silverman and is NCDSSC approved.

This single day show is modeled after the CALNET Show and is designed for programs near the San Diego area that want to challenge their riders and horses in a local, relaxed, safety-focused setting. The schedule features equitation and obstacle classes along with a modified ranch riding pattern. A Big T gymkhana pattern may be included depending on the number of entries. Further details will be shared as the event approaches.

Experience acupuncture and recovery in a group setting with Everwell Acupuncture, and enjoy Bluprint’s full suite of recovery amenities.

Enjoy a studio mini session in a crisp, all-white holiday scene that feels light, refined, and classic. The minimalist backdrop keeps the focus on the people you love, creating festive portraits without clutter, and works beautifully for families, siblings and children, couples, grandparents with the little ones, and polished images for holiday cards. Each reservation includes a 20-minute session and five professionally retouched digital images. Sessions take place at Shadowcatcher Imagery in Escondido. Availability is limited and advance booking is required. Indicating “Interested” or “Going” on Facebook does not hold a spot, as appointments are confirmed only through the booking link.

Enjoy a mindful outdoor yoga practice led by Susan McCrea, featuring a warming vinyasa flow and music. Practicing in nature overlooking the San Dieguito Lagoon offers time to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the world around you, while supporting conservation, restoration, education, and community involvement in the San Dieguito River Valley. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. Water and a towel are also recommended. The practice takes place outdoors on hard rocks and dirt, with a short walk along an easy trail from the staging area.

Explore the farm aboard a tractor train with a farm ambassador, learn about regenerative growing practices and what is being grown, and meet and feed the farm animals. Guests can share overripe vegetables with the animals, helping reduce food waste. The tour also introduces the many hands and hooves involved in the farm’s micro-economy, including growing, brewing, coffee roasting and making, cooking and baking, herbalism, live music, and community events. Tours run every 30 minutes, and tickets are purchased on the farm.

This introductory session helps Mahjong players learn about the International Mahjong (MCR) format, which has 81 scoring patterns and requires at least 8 points to win. The class covers MCR rules and structure, introduces key scoring patterns, and includes guided practice rounds focused on reaching the point minimum, as time allows. It is best suited to players familiar with basic Mahjong mechanics who are new to MCR. New players are welcome to observe or participate, though those seeking a beginner-friendly introduction may prefer a Mahjong event using the Zung Jung format. This class is separate from the play session, which requires a separate RSVP.

Come together for a Thanksgiving celebration centered on fellowship, gratitude, good food, and cherished memories. Afterward, browse the youth bake sale and support the youth by picking up some delicious goodies.

Enjoy a family-friendly silent disco dance in San Dieguito County Park, with a two-hour curated music journey streamed through headphones beneath the trees. Local and international DJs provide the music, and a didgeridoo is played most times, followed by a closing circle. Fifty headsets are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are included with a donation, or you can stream the music on your phone using your own earbuds. Children can play for free. When the weather is warm and dry, there is a picnic afterward. The gathering takes place in the park on the first, third, and fifth Sundays of the month, with a suggested donation of $15 to $20 and a park entry fee of $5.

Explore the movements of Water, Wood, Earth, Fire, and Metal in a welcoming space to move freely, release, reset, and reconnect with your body. No choreography or prior experience is needed, just music, movement, and your own natural rhythm. Donations are on a sliding scale of $15 to $25.

Enjoy a free live music experience for children and families, featuring an engaging, interactive performance with singing, dancing, and connection. Kathryn the Grape performs alongside rotating special characters. After the show, the characters stay for activities, photos, and meet-and-greets.

Meet dogs looking for forever homes at Petco in San Marcos. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can reserve a chosen dog through AmazingDogsRescue.org so the dog is available to meet. Dogs have health records and receive medical care that includes vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick treatments, microchipping, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, with fees supporting the charity’s care for more than 500 dogs.

Enjoy a lively mix of Tea Dueling, Splendid Teapot Racing, Nerf Gun Dueling, and Picnic Basket Battle Royale, along with the all-new Game Den.

Create a one-of-a-kind glass cup that reflects your personality.

Please note, this fundraiser has been postponed. At Harry's Sports Bar & Grill in downtown Fallbrook, the event celebrates a successful field season with the marching band on the patio, a live DJ, and games. Mention “I’m with the Band” and 15 percent of your tab will support the band. All ages are welcome.

Learn salsa and bachata in a welcoming class series with beginner and Level 2 options. No partner is required. Classes are free for veterans, service members, and their families. For others, the cost is $10 per week or $50 for the full six-week series.

Enjoy a soothing sound bath with your little one, and take time to relax and bond together.

Spend an hour cuddling and playing with up to 30 cats and kittens at a cage-free adoption center where cats roam in a home-like environment. A small donation supports LYFF’s cat rescue and animal welfare education efforts. Walk-ins are welcome, though weekends are expected to be busy. Not all available cats and kittens are housed at the center, so those interested in a specific feline can submit a Pre-Adoption Form for assistance from a coordinator. Those planning to adopt are encouraged to complete the form before reserving, as approvals may not be processed the same day.

Enjoy an afternoon of American Mahjong in a relaxed, friendly setting. Guided play offers a chance to practice and get help with strategy, while open play welcomes experienced players looking to meet local players and spend time at the tables. All skill levels are welcome, but formal lessons will not be offered. Drop-ins are welcome if space allows. Contributions to the Mahjong Fund help cover supplies and add tables, and guests are encouraged to order from the venue’s kitchen or bar.

Browse a selection of gems, minerals, and handcrafted work at this family-friendly show organized by the Vista Gem and Mineral Society in partnership with Weir Beer Company. Find a gift for a rock lover or something special for yourself while enjoying Weir Beer, local food, and good company. The event supports the Vista Gem and Mineral Society and the community.

A monthly dance party for autistic adults aged 18 and older, featuring DJ music, dancing, pizza, and beverages. The gathering also offers an opportunity for networking and socializing. Participants pay $5, and parent caregivers attend at no charge. A responsible parent or caretaker must remain on the premises for attendees who need support.

The San Diego Book Swap Society hosts a chance to pass along books and exchange them for new-to-you reads to take home.

A nourishing self-care experience for women inspired by the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda, with an exploration of the three Ayurvedic doshas and their differences.

Take part in a DIY fall candle-making workshop led by instructors Deb and Liz at Burgeon Beer at the Grove in San Diego.

The Center Chorale, Pacific Chorale, and Chamber Orchestra perform Renaissance sacred, secular, and dance music, including arrangements by Artistic Director John Nettles. William Byrd’s Mass for Four Voices will be heard in Grace Lutheran Church.

Children of all ages can enjoy an enchanting afternoon in the Land of Sweets, hosted by the Sugar Plum Fairy and friends from The Violin Shop. The experience includes a showcase featuring beloved Nutcracker characters, a dancing performance by the sweets, tea and desserts, photos with the characters, and a gift from the Sugar Plum Fairy. Fancy tea attire, gloves, and hats are suggested. Children under three are free. The gathering offers a taste of the full Nutcracker performance.

Enjoy a session featuring 30 minutes of mobility and 30 minutes of Pilates led by two Bluprint trainers, followed by recovery and additional self-care rituals.

Choose a sunset, experiment with color, and create an acrylic painting to display.

Take part in a Pokémon Gym Leader Challenge tournament featuring the GLC constructed format, an Eternal Pokémon format. The casual tournament offers store credit added to the prize pool for each entrant and awarded to top players. A Pokémon Professor runs the tournament.

Allegro Music Studio’s Student Showcase features young musicians sharing their hard work and passion through live music. Ticket purchases support TERI Campus of Life and its programs and services for individuals with special needs and their families, while helping foster a welcoming community where all abilities are celebrated.

Enjoy traditional Celtic music from the Tannahill Weavers, featuring spirited instrumentals, songs, haunting ballads, and a good dose of humor. Formed during a pub session in Paisley in 1968, the group is recognized as a pioneering act and a national treasure.

Celebrate the holiday season with the Poway Symphony Orchestra and the Romeros guitar quartet. The Romeros perform Torroba’s Concierto Ibérico for four guitars and orchestra, alongside Chabrier’s España and Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and children. Free parking is available at the venue, and season subscriptions offer a 10% savings with reserved seats for all three concerts.

Founded in San Diego, the Left Coast Quintet features five musicians who share a love of music and performing for their community. Their programs pair classical favorites with selections from Broadway, film, jazz, folk traditions, and more. Through engaging performances and stories behind the music, the ensemble creates a welcoming experience for longtime concertgoers and first-time listeners alike.

A Do Something Now fundraising dinner party featuring dinner, drinks, and entertainment. The cost is $150 per person.

Do Something Now is hosting a special dinner party at Lana Restaurant. The cost is $150 per person, and space is limited.

Fifty stylish professional women gather for a Friendsgiving soiree on Lobster Lab’s exclusive Carmel Valley rooftop.

Settle into gentle, supported restorative poses while a resonant blend of crystal and Tibetan bowls and soft chimes from Ippo creates a calming soundscape to quiet the mind, melt away tension, and nurture feelings of gratitude, ease, and abundance. The session is $40, with a $5 discount for YogaSix members. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to get settled, as class begins promptly and late entry is not allowed. Bring a yoga mat and towel, or rent or purchase them on site if needed. For more information, call (442) 500-2028 or email northcarlsbad@yogasix.com.