Events in Fontana, CA

Enjoy a lively Taco Tuesday at Corona Elks Lodge #2045, featuring custom plates and a friendly, festive atmosphere. Choose ground beef or chicken, then pick from tacos, taco boats, or tostadas for $3 each. Quesadillas are $5, or $7 with meat. Bean and cheese burritos are $5, while burritos with meat are $7 and can be served wet on request. A hearty taco salad is $8. Expect tasty food, cold drinks, good company, and a welcoming community vibe.

Explore Argentine Tango, a beloved social dance known for its beauty and passion. This progressive, welcoming class series supports both newcomers and experienced dancers in building solid technique, refined posture, and smooth footwork while encouraging creativity and connection on the social floor. Each session starts with focused technique work, then shifts into social tango practice that highlights smooth movement, improvisation, partner connection, and thoughtful floorcraft. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and specialized tango shoes are not required; dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes are suitable. Because tango is danced in close embrace, good hygiene is important. Classes take place at Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School inside the Platt College building. Pricing options include a single drop-in for $15, a six-class package for $70 prepaid, or a ten-class package for $120 prepaid. Payment is accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash.

Sensory Hours create a gentler museum visit at the San Bernardino County Museum by softening lights and reducing background noise, offering a comfortable low-sensory environment for anyone who prefers a quieter experience, including individuals with sensory sensitivities, people on the autism spectrum, or those with sensory processing differences. In the Hall of Biodiversity, educators at the Fossil Cart facilitate hands-on fossil exploration connected to Beasts and Bones, with close-up looks at specimens, tactile stations, and activities inspired by prehistoric life in a calming setting. Each month, the education team sets up guided sensory activities in a different exhibit hall, which may feature touch-based exploration, simple art projects, or chances to engage with natural materials from the museum’s collections. Activities change regularly and are designed to spark curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive atmosphere. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

A weekly karaoke night where participants take the mic to perform favorite songs, solo or with friends.

Matute ignites a high energy throwback to the 80s and 90s, pairing a charged sound with a big scale spectacle. Distinctive medleys, eye catching production, and a steady stream of nostalgia shape a show that becomes an all out celebration of the songs that defined those decades.

The Route 66 Pancake Breakfast and Poker Run offers a lively morning on the covered outdoor patio at Rancho Cucamonga Sports Center, honoring the 100th anniversary of Route 66 while raising funds for local preservation. The event benefits Route 66 Inland Empire California Association (IECA), a nonprofit that supports the historic Cucamonga Service Station. Funds help build The Garage, an educational space connected to the station, and advance ongoing restoration. Tickets are $20 per plate and include pancakes, bacon, and a beverage choice of coffee, orange juice, or water. All ticket proceeds go to IECA for the Cucamonga Service Station and the construction of The Garage. Advance purchase is required.

Anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats provide fresher breath and cleaner teeth, with most appointments completed in under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required. This is a one-day offering with limited appointment availability, and more information is available through the Get Tickets option.

San Bernardino’s Cal State University hosts the San Manuel Pow Wow, a weekend celebration featuring more than 1,000 Native American dancers and drummers from across North America. The gathering includes grand entry processions, traditional food, and over 100 vendors. All activities take place on the university soccer fields near Coussoulis Arena. Public parking is free in Lots G and H.

Dive beneath the waves for a playful, family-friendly retelling of a classic mermaid story. With help from a goofy sea turtle and a spirited seahorse, the little mermaid Angelica confronts the villainous Octavia to protect the ocean kingdom. Fresh surprises, a calypso rhythm, and lighthearted comedy blend to create a memorable outing for all ages. For matinee performances, Section 1 tickets are $35 for adults and $21 for children ages 3 to 12, while Section 2 tickets are $31 for adults and $19 for children. Matinee accessible seating is $31 for adults and $19 for children. For evening performances, Section 1 tickets are $33 for adults and $19 for children, while Section 2 tickets are $29 for adults and $17 for children. Evening accessible seating is $29 for adults and $17 for children. All prices include a $2 service charge. Children under 3 are not admitted.

Cimafunk takes the stage at Yaamava' Resort & Casino with the high-voltage presence that has energized crowds on major stages around the world. Known for commanding performances in celebrated music spaces across the globe, he has earned a reputation as one of today's standout showmen. This appearance puts the spotlight on his live intensity and crowd-stirring charisma.

Rose Royce and Tierra Legacy unite for an evening devoted to rhythm, soul, and enduring hits. Tierra Legacy carries forward the East Los Angeles sound pioneered by the Salas family, weaving rock, R&B, jazz, salsa, and Latin rhythms into familiar favorites, with original members performing alongside dynamic new voices. Rose Royce adds its hallmark R&B and soul, highlighting classics such as Car Wash, Wishing on a Star, and I Wanna Get Next to You. Smooth harmonies, lively musicianship, and decades of musical heritage create a celebration of the sounds that have influenced generations.

A casual cars and coffee meet in Corona gathers at Dos Lagos and welcomes all kinds of wheeled vehicles. During the holiday period the show may relocate to different parking lots, though it is still being held at Dos Lagos. To keep things safe and respectful, attendees are asked to avoid engine revving, speeding, and burnouts, drive slowly through Corona, and be considerate of the property and neighboring community.

Celebrate pets of all kinds while discovering practical ways to care for the planet. Activities include training demonstrations featuring Working Dogs for Warriors, a playful dog area, creative paw print art with on-site pet photos, and a variety of vendor booths. Guests can join recycled art contests, pick up energy saving tips, meet exotic animals and insects, learn about community garden programs, and find resources on water conservation. This free community event welcomes animal lovers, families, and anyone interested in helping build a cleaner, healthier Rialto.

The Nut-Stravaganza joint fundraiser from District 23 brings the Eagles community together to benefit The Prostate Cancer Foundation. The day features camaraderie, plenty of laughs, raffles, and friendly contests that channel support toward a cause affecting many members, families, and friends. Building on the momentum of last year’s Boob-a-Palooza, organizers are setting their sights even higher. Full details are being shared via the event flyer, and lodging options are under consideration for those traveling, including possible RV and trailer accommodations at San Bernardino #506, with more information to follow. This gathering embodies the People Helping People spirit.

This annual Inland Empire celebration is designed for families of people with disabilities and centers on a playful superhero theme. Attendees can explore useful information and services, enjoy family-friendly activities, take part in prize drawings, and find food on site. It is also a chance to meet and connect with other families. Superhero outfits are welcome, and dressing up is completely optional.

STEAM Saturdays spotlights Dino-Topia in the STEAM Lab, offering simple, hands-on projects created for young children and their families. Children can craft a dinosaur egg puppet, assemble bones with matchsticks, investigate trace fossils, and design a cardboard dinosaur collage. These age-appropriate activities nurture curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while supporting early learning through play, creativity, and guided discovery. Families can explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math together in a welcoming setting. Activities take place during regular STEAM Lab hours and are included with general admission.

Marketplace Extravaganza returns to Crossings at Corona with a new addition, the Kids Market. Explore goods from more than 50 local artisans, enjoy a live DJ, and keep the fun going with face painting and other family friendly activities. The Kids Market highlights youth entrepreneurs, offering a chance to support the next generation of business owners. Vendor spaces are still available for both the main marketplace and the Kids Market.

Take part in a relaxed American Sign Language social that serves as the Corona extension of the Colton ASL Night Social. All signers are welcome, from beginners to fluent communicators. Bring snacks, table games, and friends to enjoy conversation and practice together. The gathering emphasizes a warm atmosphere where everyone treats one another with respect.

Under the gentle glow of candlelight, the music of Juan Gabriel is performed on strings at First Congregational Church of Riverside, creating an intimate, multi-sensory concert experience in the Inland Empire. The Range Ensemble string quartet presents a program that includes Buenos Días Señor Sol, Así Fue, Abrázame Muy Fuerte, La Diferencia, Querida, No Tengo Dinero, Por Qué Me Haces Llorar, Siempre en Mi Mente, Amor Eterno, Pero Qué Necesidad, El Noa Noa, and Caray. The performance lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes beforehand and no late entry after the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Candlelight fills First Congregational Church of Riverside for an intimate concert featuring the music of Vivaldi. The Range Ensemble string quartet performs The Four Seasons... Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter... along with Sonata in D minor La Follia, RV 63. The program lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned in the order of arrival.

Comedian Ralph Barbosa brings his relaxed, low-key delivery to Yaamava' Resort & Casino. Known for a shy, quietly confident presence, he has made his mark on stage, on television, and online. This performance highlights his easygoing humor and unassuming charm.

This pirate themed pub crawl sets off from The Flamingo, then continues to additional watering holes. Attendees are encouraged to watch for updates as the route unfolds. The gathering is open to the general public and a few simple guidelines keep things fun and safe. Rivalries are paused and courtesy is expected. Weapons should be left at home to keep the peace with local authorities. Spread the word so more crews can take part. If drinking, arrange a safe ride back to your ship or choose nearby lodging. Above all, enjoy the merriment, be as kind as a pirate heart allows, and savor time with mates both new and familiar.

An open horse show featuring classes for every age and skill level. Participants can take part in jumping, English, halter, Western, trail, ranch, and ranch trail classes. Whether someone is new to the arena or experienced in the saddle, there is a category that fits their background.

A trios handicap bowling tournament rolls into Bowlero Fontana with a mixed roster requirement and an anchor format that places a woman in the last spot. Teams of three enter for $150 per team, or $50 per bowler, and one in five teams will finish in the money. Combined team averages cannot exceed 630. Entering averages are determined first by the highest USBC book average from 2024/2025 or 2025/2026 with at least 21 games, then by the current highest league average with 21 or more games and proof. If neither applies, women are assigned 175 and men 200. Handicaps are set at 90 percent of 630 for teams and 90 percent of 220 for individuals. The format features three games of standard scoring, not no tap, with lane changes after each game. The field is capped at 40 teams. With a full field, team payouts are scheduled from first through eighth place at $900, $600, $525, $450, $375, $300, $225, and $150. Optional singles, both handicap and scratch, are available for $30 per bowler, paying out a 40 bowler field from first through eighth at $300, $200, $150, $120, $90, $60, $45, and $30. Additional side action includes handicap and scratch side pots at $15 per bowler, eliminators at $10 per bowler, and forward and reverse brackets at $5 per bracket.

LUE Productions brings an end-of-summer celebration that blends funk and reggae with a full mix of music, comedy, games, and festive energy. Official Biz delivers high-energy funk from the Inland Empire, Comedian Anthony Stone makes a special guest appearance, DJ Demico keeps the reggae rhythms flowing, and additional sets come from Just Being Lue (Lue Dowdy) and Yaddida Page, with more performers in the mix. Expect raffles and giveaways, great food and drinks, and a singles-only Spades tournament. Tournament registration is $30 per player, and the winner receives 50 percent of the prize pot, a championship trophy, and additional prizes. VIP options include VIP at $50 with reserved seating in the back and one event ticket, VIP Plus at $60 with reserved seating in the middle, one event ticket, and a complimentary glass of champagne, and the Ultimate VIP Experience at $450 with a reserved table for four, dinner for four, four raffle tickets, and bottle service.

Sevendust and Theory of a Deadman take the stage at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for an evening of live music. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age. The balcony can be reached by stairs only, so please keep accessibility needs in mind when choosing seats.

Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust share the stage for a live concert at Riverside Municipal Auditorium in Riverside, California. The lineup brings both bands together in one show at this Riverside venue.

An award winning off Broadway production from New York City, The Sixties Show blends a high energy live concert with immersive multimedia to sweep audiences into the music, politics, pop culture, and spirit of a decade that changed the world. The band features current and former members of The Who, John Fogerty's group, and The Rascals, musicians who have also been chosen to perform and record with Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, The Beach Boys, Bruce Springsteen, and Steely Dan. Expect a deep dive into the era’s sound, from beloved chart toppers to obscure B sides and other rarely heard gems. For ages 3 and up, and a ticket is required for every person regardless of age.

Help reduce community cat overpopulation through a Trap Neuter Return service day held on the fourth Tuesday of each month. The Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center humanely traps, vaccinates, microchips, spays or neuters, ear tips, and returns community cats to their outdoor homes to stabilize colonies and prevent new litters. To participate, bring cats in a covered humane trap labeled with the cat’s name and the trapper’s name. Carriers, boxes, and crates are not accepted, and there is one cat per trap. All community cats will be ear tipped. There is a limit of four community cats per person. No appointment is required, and admission closes when the maximum of 40 patients is reached. The fee is $65. Trap rentals are available from MSRPAC at $5 per day or $20 per week with a $75 deposit refunded upon return. Community cat resources are available, including a TNR guide for beginners and cold weather tips for building an outdoor shelter.

Presented by (((folkYEAH!))), Rayland Baxter performs live at Farm House Collective in Riverside, CA. The event welcomes all ages, and all purchases are final.

Dropkick Murphys power through a high-energy performance where thundering drums, blazing guitars, and the unmistakable cry of bagpipes collide. The result is a rousing, proudly loud experience that leaves a lasting impression.

Bluey's Big Play is scheduled at Fox Performing Arts Center. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for every attendee. The event schedule is subject to change. Ticketing includes presale options, including Live Nation and Bluey presales, as well as a VIP package offering.

Riverside Municipal Auditorium hosts The Front Bottoms with 11 Years of Back On Top, welcoming attendees ages 3 and up. A ticket is required for every person, regardless of age. The balcony is accessible only by stairs. The schedule is subject to change. Ticketing options listed include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and an artist presale.

At Welburn Gourd Farm, the CGS Southern California Gourd Competition returns in partnership with the farm’s popular Gourd Art Days, creating a weekend centered on gourds, creativity, and community. Organizers have been busy planning updates, including a refreshed Youth Division now grouped into Child up to age 8, Youth ages 9 to 12, and Teen ages 13 to 18, all designed to welcome new makers. Divisions span from Youth to Masters and will include a showcase of Grand Master work, with a full list of categories to be announced. New and updated competitive options invite fresh ideas. An illuminated theme is available in every division, a reimagined mixed media category replaces Anything Goes and calls for three distinct techniques or materials in a single piece, and a masks category debuts for Advanced and Masters. Two Open Division themes bring everyone together, one centered on the United States’ 250th birthday and another focused on musical instruments, aligning with an emphasis on instrument classes planned at the farm. An Artist Reception is also planned to celebrate the artists and their creations. The organizers encourage gourd artists to mentor and inspire young participants, nurturing exploration, creativity, and confidence in the next generation.

Experience a candlelit celebration of Maná’s music at First Congregational Church of Riverside, where a string quartet brings beloved songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The tentative setlist includes Oye Mi Amor, Labios Compartidos, En el Muelle de San Blas, Mariposa Traicionera, Amor Clandestino, Te Lloré Un Río, Bendita Tu Luz, El Rey Tiburón, Clavado en un Bar, Vivir Sin Aire, and Rayando el Sol. The performance lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Seating is arranged by zone and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Multiple dates and times are available. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artist or their representatives.

Matthew West brings the Jesus Is King Tour to Packinghouse Christian Fellowship in Redlands, CA with special guest Peter Burton. Expect a mix of new music including Good and Jesus Is King alongside favorites such as Don’t Stop Praying, The God Who Stays, Unashamed, and Truth Be Told for a faith focused concert experience. VIP, early entry, and general admission entry are planned, with the schedule subject to change. For ticket safety, third party resale is not permitted on TPR event pages. Purchasing through the official ticketing outlet is recommended to avoid scams, since third party purchases are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Red NOT Chili Peppers performs at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and up are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age. Ticket access includes Early Bird and Live Nation presales, with a public onsale also available.

My Hero Academia in Concert comes to the Fox Performing Arts Center for an all-ages performance. Every attendee, including children, must have their own ticket to enter. Tickets are available through a fan presale, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale.

Stage Red Fontana hosts a live performance featuring Baby Bash. This is a general admission event with standing room only. All ticket purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Celebrate fall at Edwards Mansion Wedding & Special Events Venue with a seasonal market showcasing more than 100 local vendors. Discover unique finds, enjoy food from a variety of food trucks, and take advantage of complimentary mimosas while you browse. Children can enjoy a free jumper and the atmosphere is family friendly. Dogs are welcome, and both admission and parking are free.

A free, family friendly community expo highlighting Black health, wellness, and fitness returns for its third edition in the Inland Empire. The event centers on empowerment and celebration, with a panel of speakers sharing expertise across fitness, nutrition, mental health, and holistic care. Conversations will explore challenges and successes within the community and offer practical takeaways for healthier living. Vendors are part of the experience through the business expo format.

The City of Fontana provides a recurring low cost mobile clinic for dogs and cats at Fontana Dog Park. Services include vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more. Appointments are not necessary. Attendees should bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. This clinic takes place on select Saturdays and Sundays each month. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

A two-day card show is set in San Bernardino. Vendor tables are available for purchase on the event website.

Take a new Harley for a spin, then receive a select Harley T-shirt to remember the experience. Knowledgeable staff will be available to answer questions, share tips, and help match bikes to your riding style. Attendees can also find special discounts on pre-owned motorcycles and licensed Harley gear. This is a free event, and an advance RSVP is encouraged to reserve a spot. For complete details, contact the dealer.

This celebration marks 33 years of friendship, music, and dancing with the Sunkissed Squares. The evening features plenty of smiles, lively swinging and do-si-do as the group salutes over three decades of square dance fun. MS/PLUS.

Enjoy live acoustic music performed in an unplugged style.

Robert Plant takes the stage at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland for a concert that showcases his unmistakable voice and roots-driven rock energy. The set spans blues, folk, and rock, with classic songs tied to a career that has stretched across decades and a rich musical history.

Journey USA appears at Lewis Family Playhouse in Rancho Cucamonga.

Golden Strides offers 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon options at Ryan Bonaminio Park. Participants can look forward to complimentary photos and race videos captured by two photographers, official results, and a scenic course. Each entry includes a drawstring bag with goodies and a variety of snacks. The event welcomes walkers and is designed to be family friendly. Organizers also highlight standout medals and value-focused pricing, with group discounts available. Additional races from this organizer are planned.

Men I Trust performs at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and up are welcome, and every person requires a ticket regardless of age. The balcony is only accessible by stairs, so consider this when selecting seats. Timing is subject to change. Tickets will be available to the public, with a Live Nation presale offered beforehand.

Monsters of Rock brings a free-admission show to the Tukut Lounge at Yaamava' Resort & Casino. Expect three 45-minute sets featuring Gil T Serrano on lead vocals, Neal Shelton on lead guitar, Jack Roemer on bass guitar, and Pat Magrath on drums.

Julieta Venegas brings a career-spanning performance to Yaamava' Resort & Casino, blending well-loved songs with newer material in an intimate, expressive set. The music leans into feeling and reflection, inviting the audience into her artistry with clarity and warmth. It is crafted to resonate with longtime fans and those discovering her for the first time, creating moments meant to last.

Jpegmafia brings a boundary-pushing, eclectic sound to Riverside Municipal Auditorium, setting the stage for an unforgettable, high-energy night of music and vibes.

Cheech Marin appears live for a conversation that connects his work in comedy and film with his leadership in Chicano art. Long known from the iconic partnership Cheech and Chong, he brings wit and clarity to a look back at an unconventional career that led to the founding of The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture in Riverside, California. Since the mid-1980s, he has assembled one of the most significant private collections of Chicano art and has championed its place within American culture. The discussion focuses on representation, preservation, and how Chicano art continues to evolve in contemporary life.

Expect an explosive night of hip hop powered by high-voltage energy and elite wordplay. With a distinctive sonic signature, precision bars, and a commanding presence, the performance delivers a live show that hits with force, brings the crowd together, and honors a movement that reshaped modern music.

At The Arrow Room, a double bill brings together Lil Rob and Mellow Man Ace. Lil Rob, an American rapper and producer, broke through with the single Summer Nights, which earned national airplay and climbed to No. 36 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 13 on Hot Rap Tracks. The follow-up, Bring Out The Freak In You, reached No. 85 on the Hot 100 and No. 20 on Hot Rap Tracks, leading to small roles in the films Dirty and Big Stan. His collaborations span E-40, Ice Cube, Kid Frost, Paul Wall, The Game, Pitbull, N.O.R.E., Bizzy Bone, Baby Bash, Fat Joe, Flo Rida, MC Magic, and Cuco, and earlier he teamed with Mr. Shadow in the Mayhem Click. Mellow Man Ace is known for lovers rap that blends urban hip hop with occasional bilingual delivery and clever novelty rhymes. His debut album, Escape From Havana, featured production by the Dust Brothers and Def Jef, and its single Mentirosa became a Top 20 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. His releases include The Brother with Two Tongues, From the Darkness into the Light, Vengo a Cobrar, Ghetto Therapy with his brother Sen Dog of Cypress Hill, Restoring Order, and the single South Gate. He was a founding member of Cypress Hill and part of the Latin Alliance project.

The Spanish singing group Mocedades, best known for Eres Tú, appears at the Fox Performing Arts Center as part of a US tour. Ages 3 and up are welcome, and every person requires a ticket to enter.

The Offspring formed in Garden Grove, California in 1984 and rose as a defining American rock band. They started out under the name Manic Subsidal and today feature Dexter Holland on vocals and rhythm guitar, Noodles on lead guitar, Todd Morse on bass, Brandon Pertzborn on drums, and multi-instrumentalist Jonah Nimoy. Over a decades-spanning career, they have released ten studio albums. Alongside fellow Californians Green Day and Rancid, they are widely credited with bringing punk rock back into the mainstream in the 1990s. With more than 40 million records sold worldwide, they rank among the best-selling bands in history.

Big Orange Classic I is a marching band competition at Riverside City College, presented in partnership with the Western Band Association.

October’s Monster Mash edition of STEAM Saturdays fills the STEAM Lab with hands-on, monster-themed projects created with young learners and their families in mind. Kids can make clothespin, coffee filter, and paper bag monsters, try a white crayon–resist spider web watercolor, and get creative with Frankenstein fork painting. Each activity is tailored for early learners and invites curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while encouraging playful exploration and creativity. Families are encouraged to discover together, ask questions, and build a lasting interest in science. Activities run during regular STEAM Lab hours, and access is covered by general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands issued at Guest Services.

LUE Productions and 9Hunnit9 present the debut Inland Empire Content Creator Awards, a regional celebration of standout voices in music, entertainment, social media, and digital content. Taking place in San Bernardino, this program recognizes creators who inform, inspire, and entertain while making a positive impact in the community. With 15 categories that include Entertainer of the Year, Best Video Content Creator, Rising Star, Audience Choice Award, and Legacy Creator, the event highlights both emerging talent and established influencers. LUE Productions founder LuCretia Dowdy underscores a focus on elevating local creativity while fostering connection and professional growth. Nominations are open to the public for creators from across the Inland Empire.

Featuring performances by $uicideboy$ and Destroy Lonely, this show takes place at Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino, California. Both artists share the stage on a single bill at the venue.

The Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley hosts its annual Howler-ween Casino Night, presented by Caston Inc., for an evening of gaming, music, dancing, food, and fun at the HSSBV facility. Try your luck at the tables and keep an eye on a selection of high-end raffle prizes, including a $500 Disneyland package, a smart TV, LA Kings tickets, vacation stays, and more. Caligirl Sweets adds a new treat this year with ice cream and cotton candy for dessert. Costumes are encouraged but not required. A best costume winner will be announced at the end of the night, and a free glitter bar will be available for anyone who wants extra sparkle. Alongside the raffle, a live auction will feature two packages: a Disney-themed Christmas tree filled with vintage Disney merchandise and a Disney gift card, and a Cat Castle. Tickets are $50 in advance and $55 later or at the door. Each ticket includes dinner, one raffle ticket, $100 in Casino Cash, and entry into door prize drawings. Guests must be 21 or older, and pets should remain at home. Proceeds support HSSBV programs and services, with support from sponsors including Caston, Inc., Sheffron Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo, California Computer Options, Rotary Club of San Bernardino, Idexx Laboratories, Liberty Insurance, Patterson Veterinary, Nexgard, Boehringer Ingelheim, Fullerton, Lemann, Schaefer and Dominick, LLP, and Tacos Los Carnales.

Settle in for an evening with one of stand-up’s most recognizable voices, serving up quick-witted insights and big, memorable stories with an easy, relaxed delivery fans love. Expect a set that is sharp and intelligent, landing laughs with an effortless touch from start to finish.

French Police brings a show to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and a ticket is required for each person. Balcony seating can be reached only by stairs. The schedule is subject to change. Artist and Live Nation presales will take place before tickets go on sale to the general public.

Las Alucines - Tu Nuevo Estilo de Vida US Tour comes to the Fox Performing Arts Center. This event welcomes attendees of every age, and each person, including children, must have their own ticket to enter.

Experience an evening of classic Southern rock as Lynyrd Skynyrd takes the stage for a powerhouse live show. The set draws on decades of beloved songs, featuring fiery guitar work and the signature sound that helped shape American rock. It is a concert delivered with passion, heart, and plenty of grit.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring their Wrath Across North America tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a concert. Attendees ages three and older are welcome, and each person must have a ticket. Event timing is subject to change. Please note that balcony seating can be reached only by stairs. Artist, Knotfest, and Live Nation presales will occur ahead of the public onsale.

Fey brings the Forever 17 Tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. This is an all-ages event, and every attendee will need a ticket regardless of age. Please note that the balcony can only be reached by stairs, and the schedule is subject to change.

Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg take the stage at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a live show. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every attendee will need a ticket. Please note that the balcony is accessible only by stairs. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional presales offered by Live Nation, SPT, and KF.

Next Stop Comedy presents a live stand-up showcase at Smudgepot Brewing Company, featuring a brand new lineup at every show. The bill highlights comedians with television appearances and popular podcast credits, offering a different mix of acts each time.

Enjoy a screening of the movie presented in a 4K restored version, featuring a live shadow-cast performance and opportunities for audience participation. Nell Campbell, the original Columbia, takes part in this special program. This event is for ages 3 and up, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter.

A soulful sendoff awaits as The Righteous Brothers present the Lovin’ Feelin’ Farewell Tour. The concert journeys from the dawn of rock and roll through the heyday of Blue-Eyed Soul, touching moments made famous in Dirty Dancing. From tender ballads to high-energy anthems, the set showcases the duo’s timeless catalog and the lasting connection they share with audiences across the globe.

AutoZone in Riverside is hosting a used motor oil collection with a free filter exchange. Participants should first claim two replacement filters and retain the emailed voucher, then drain and secure no more than five gallons of motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the voucher, the container of oil, and up to two old oil filters to receive as many as two new filters of equal or lower value in return. The effort is funded by CalRecycle and delivered in partnership with WRCOG and its member jurisdictions, including the City of Riverside.

Second Saturdays at the Victor Valley Museum features a hands-on craft where kids create their own paper bag monster puppets, adding eyes, teeth, and other wild details to bring silly or spooky characters to life. The program offers a relaxed, welcoming setting for families to make art together, spark curiosity, and connect with science and culture. 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 are free, and museum members receive free admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Max Weinberg’s Jukebox brings an interactive rock experience to Dos Lagos Amphitheater, led by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer known for his work with Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band. The crowd chooses the setlist from a library of more than 200 classic rock songs, so every performance is unique and energetic. Attendees help shape the soundtrack of the night from start to finish.

EZ Band takes the stage at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a live performance. Attendees ages 3 and older are welcome, and every guest, including children, must have a ticket.

The lineup features Oingo Boingo Former Members with Dramarama. Supporting acts may change without notice, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Good Morning Corona convenes the business community for networking, regional updates, and meaningful insights. The program features a keynote presentation with timely updates, an overview of current initiatives, and a focus on key issues affecting the region. Hosted at Eagle Glen Golf Club, it emphasizes connection, knowledge sharing, and community engagement.

Faultline Fest brings a community-centered, family-friendly celebration to The Epicenter in Rancho Cucamonga. The Family Zone offers free entry with activities for all ages, along with local vendors, delicious food, and lots to discover. As the sun goes down, the focus turns to ticketed evening concerts featuring major performers on stage for memorable shows. Whether you are there for the music, the food, or a fun outing with family and friends, this festival spotlights culture, creativity, and community in Rancho Cucamonga. Details about the concert lineup will be shared.

Disney's Frozen the Musical brings the beloved story to life on stage at the California Theatre of the Performing Arts. The production follows sisters Anna and Elsa, raised behind palace walls and slowly drifting apart. When Elsa's long-hidden ice magic surges during her coronation, she escapes to the mountains, leaving the kingdom locked in a deep freeze. Determined to mend their bond and save Arendelle, Anna embarks on a daring journey with a few newfound companions. Packed with spectacle, heart, humor, and soaring songs, this theatrical event celebrates sisterhood, self-acceptance, and the many facets of true love.

Harry Connick, Jr. takes the stage at Yaamava' Resort & Casino with his band for a concert that highlights every side of his musicianship. Across a career that spans music, film, television, and Broadway, he has earned Grammy, Emmy, and Tony recognition, sold more than 30 million albums, and performed to sold-out audiences worldwide. The set will flow from jazz standards and New Orleans favorites to his own originals and the songs that have defined his career.

The 11th Annual Combat Cancer Walk brings the community together for an uplifting morning in support of local women facing breast and gynecological cancers. At The Shops at Dos Lagos in Corona, the experience begins with an inspiring opening ceremony, followed by a family-friendly walk that circles the scenic Dos Lagos lake. After the walk, participants can explore an interactive marketplace with local vendors, enjoy food and live entertainment, and find activities tailored for kids and families. The event includes heartfelt survivor tributes, recognition for teams and fundraisers, and surprises throughout the morning. Ways to participate include registering as an individual, forming a team, fundraising, sponsoring, or volunteering, with every role contributing to a meaningful impact.

At Canyon Crest Towne Centre, Pawlished Paws hosts a Halloween-themed celebration featuring a pet costume contest, a kids costume contest, trick-or-treating with merchants, and a magic show. A total of $3,500 in prizes and giveaways will be awarded, and participants receive complimentary goody bags. Costume categories highlight especially cute, funny, and creative looks. The event offers free family fun and is hosted by Pawlished Paws.

A.K. Smiley Public Library’s Southern California in Film began in 2019 and shines a light on the region’s movie heritage by presenting features that make the most of its scenery and complex past. The lineup spans classic comedies and landmark works from Hollywood’s early days through recent decades, all rooted in Southern California. Selections include The Karate Kid (1984, rated PG), Devil in a Blue Dress (1995, rated R), The Naked Gun (1988, rated PG-13), The Player (1992, rated R), We Bought the Zoo (2011, rated PG), The Graduate (1967, rated PG), The Ring (1952, not rated), Poltergeist (1982, rated PG), Blade Runner (1982, rated R), and A Star is Born (1954, not rated). Screenings are free, supported by donors to Smiley Library, and open to the public. Some titles may not be suitable for all audiences.

Disney's Frozen the Musical brings the story of sisters Anna and Elsa to the stage at California Theatre of the Performing Arts. Sheltered in their castle and growing apart, the sisters face a turning point when Elsa becomes queen and her long-hidden ice powers overwhelm her, sending her into the mountains. As an intense winter settles over Arendelle, Anna sets out on a far-reaching journey to find Elsa and bring her home, joined by a few friends along the way. The show blends magic, humor, and a stirring score while exploring sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

The lineup features La Original Banda El Limón with Equipo Activo at Stage Red Fontana. Please note that general admission is standing room only, and refunds or exchanges are not available.

Celebrating its 25th year, the Inland Empire Walk & Roll to Cure ALS gathers the community at Miller Park for a purposeful and uplifting experience. People take part to honor individuals living with ALS, remember loved ones, and stand with the ALS community. The day balances meaning and enjoyment, and funds raised help accelerate progress toward new treatments and cures.

Young Dubliners take the stage at Stage Red Fontana for a live performance. The lineup features the band. General admission does not include seating, and all ticket purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Alicia Villarreal delivers a heartfelt concert infused with nostalgia and emotion, guided by her distinctive charisma. With the driving pulse of norteño traditions and commanding vocals, the performance builds an energetic atmosphere that resonates across generations. Fans can look forward to singing along, feeling every lyric, and celebrating each moment.

A Colombian star recognized as a leading voice in Spanish-language rock brings his tour to Yaamava' Theater, sharing his signature sound in Spanish.

Explore the minerals that shape everyday life during a sensory-focused activity in the Hall of Earth Sciences. Museum educators will guide hands-on exploration at the mineral cart inside the Minerals Rocks! exhibit on the second floor, where visitors can use magnifiers, handle and even smell different specimens, and dig into kinetic sand bins for a tactile experience. Sensory Hours at the San Bernardino County Museum create a calmer visit with softer lighting and a quieter environment, welcoming individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, while remaining open to all who prefer a more relaxed pace. Activities are designed to encourage engagement and may include touchable objects, simple art projects, or opportunities to interact with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections, with specific offerings changing from month to month. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12, with free entry for children five and under, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities.

Foreigner takes the stage at Yaamava' Resort & Casino with a high energy concert built on one of rock’s most recognizable catalogs. The set is packed with anthems that shaped a generation, and these songs still electrify audiences around the world.

Foreigner takes the stage at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino for a live performance.

This marching band competition is presented in partnership with the California State Band Championships (CSBC).

Open to all signing levels, this American Sign Language social meets at Starbucks and serves as the Corona extension of the Colton ASL Night Social. Attendees may bring snacks, table games, and friends. All participants are asked to be respectful.

Spooky Squares Square Dance brings a Halloween atmosphere with upbeat music and exciting calls, and participants are encouraged to wear their creepiest costumes for an evening of themed square dancing (MS/PLUS).

At Fox Performing Arts Center, Mariachi Los Camperos presents a performance celebrating the heritage of mariachi with concert-style flair. Known throughout the United States for innovative productions, the ensemble has captivated audiences for more than six decades on stage and on television, with highlights that include PBS specials, In Performance at the White House, and connections to films such as Sex in the City 2, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jerry Maguire. The Grammy-winning group has released over 20 albums, recognized for powerful voices and demanding arrangements, with wins in 2005, 2008, and 2020, and continues to champion mariachi music and culture around the world. This event welcomes ages 3 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee.

Foreigner delivers a live performance built around its celebrated catalog, a set full of towering rock songs and high-energy moments. Expect the hits that helped define a generation, music that still lights up crowds around the world. It is an evening centered on timeless anthems and the sound that made the band instantly recognizable.

Foreigner brings a live show to Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino. Experience the band on stage at this venue.

An open horse show at Riverside Rancheros offers classes for riders of all ages and skill levels, featuring jumping, English, halter, Western, trail, ranch and ranch trail. The event showcases a broad range of disciplines so competitors can demonstrate their skills in both arena and trail settings.

The evening spans Latin music from intimate ballads to electrifying anthems. Songs are delivered with raw feeling and sincere vulnerability, supported by a captivating stage presence that signals a leading figure in the genre. It is designed for listeners to absorb each note and take time to relish the moments throughout.

Mom Jeans brings a live performance to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages three and older are welcome, and every person needs a ticket regardless of age. The event schedule may change. Balcony seating is accessible only by stairs. Tickets are offered through a public sale as well as a Live Nation presale.

A free Senior Expo at the Central Park Community Center features local organizations that support seniors and their families. Explore resources, connect with community representatives, and take advantage of included health screenings. Refreshments and prize drawings are also included.

Tom Jones takes the stage with his signature voice, commanding presence, and classic showmanship, delivering an electrifying set packed with soulful flair and well-known hits. From sweeping ballads to lively classics, he showcases decades of celebrated music with the same fire that made him a global superstar.

Escape Psycho Circus heads to NOS Event Center for two back-to-back nights, showcasing a huge slate of performers to be announced. More information on the artist roster will be shared as the event nears.

Lenny Pearce’s Toddler Rave World Tour arrives at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Attendees ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person must have a ticket. Please note that balcony seating can be reached only by stairs. Ticket access includes multiple options, with presales available through the artist, Live Nation, VIP packages, and Disney+ Perks, followed by a general public release and VIP package on sale.

Piff the Magic Dragon brings a one of a kind blend of dry humor, deft sleight of hand, and an offbeat dragon persona to the stage. He jokes about an America’s Got Talent setback, yet his résumé tells another story... Magic Castle Magician of the Year, winner of TBS’ Tournament of Laughs, and recognized by Variety among the Top Ten Comics to Watch. In Las Vegas he swept the Best of Las Vegas Awards for Best Comedian, Best Magician, and Best Headliner. Sharing the spotlight is Mr. Piffles, a chihuahua who performs magic and is touted as the only one of his kind. Piff has headlined the Flamingo Hotel and Casino, entertaining more than half a million guests and building a devoted following. With a dragon suit, sharp banter, and precisely timed illusions, the show reimagines what a magic act can be... clever, surprising, and just ridiculous enough to spark big laughs. Content advisory... the dragon may charm audience members into offering treats.

Jonny Miller Jr & Suns perform live at The Brass Tap in Corona with a set of Americana covers and original songs. The Inland Empire singer-songwriter, a seasoned troubadour with multiple albums, delivers a rugged vocal alongside acoustic guitar, adding colorful harmonica lines and toe-tapped tambourines. The sound spans Americana, country, rock, blues, and indie bluegrass, with percussionist Mike Wilson joining in. This free, all-ages concert takes place inside the bar and restaurant and is open to patrons of The Brass Tap.

Riverside Municipal Auditorium hosts Wage War on the Emergency Broadcast Tour. Attendees ages 3 and up are welcome, and every person must have a ticket. The balcony can be reached only by stairs, so plan seating accordingly. Ticket access includes artist and Live Nation presales as well as VIP package options, followed by a public onsale.

Choose your distance with 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon options at Ryan Bonaminio Park. Participants can look forward to complimentary race photos and videos captured by two photographers, with official results posted afterward. The course is scenic, welcomes walkers, and offers a family-friendly atmosphere. Drawstring bags with a variety of goodies and snacks will be available. The organizer highlights standout medals, great prices, and a friendly community. Group discounts are available, and more races are coming up.

Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar and Ballet Folklórico del Río Grande unite for Eternamente, a Día de los Muertos spectacular that honors life, remembrance, and cultural heritage. Live mariachi fills the stage while folklórico dancers bring color, precision, and storytelling to every scene, creating a vivid homage to loved ones who have passed. The program pays tribute to Mexico’s legendary voices, including Vicente Fernández, Pedro Infante, and Lucha Villa, weaving their legacy into a heartfelt musical journey. Carefully crafted and deeply moving, this production invites reflection and celebration in equal measure. Two separate performances are planned.

Richard Marx performs at Yaamava' Resort & Casino, drawing on a career built over many decades and a catalog of chart topping hits. The performance showcases familiar songs presented with vibrant energy, genuine warmth, and a charismatic presence that has earned him worldwide acclaim.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson brings the tour’s third leg to Fox Performing Arts Center, showcasing new songs from her album STARS alongside God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and the multi-week No. 1 My Jesus. Aodhan King and Peter Burton perform in support, and the concert features music and worship along with a glimpse of what is ahead. For ages 3 and up, and a ticket is required for every person.

STEAM Saturdays features Fall-tastic, a seasonal collection of simple, hands-on projects for young children and their families. Explore the textures and colors of autumn by creating leaf rubbings, adding thumbprint acorns to tree scenes, crafting a playful paper plate pie, and experimenting with apple stamping. Each activity is designed for early learners, encouraging creativity, curiosity about nature, and sensory exploration in a welcoming museum setting. Projects take place in the STEAM Lab during regular hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry is in effect for the STEAM Lab, and wristbands are available at Guest Services.

Don McLean, a GRAMMY Award honoree, an inductee of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and a BBC Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, brings a legacy that has shaped American music. Rising out of New York’s folk scene in the late 1960s, he created enduring songs such as "Vincent (Starry, Starry Night)" and "Castles in the Air," along with the cultural landmark "American Pie," which is archived in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry and recognized among the most significant songs of the 20th century. His work has been interpreted by artists from Madonna and Drake to Garth Brooks and "Weird Al" Yankovic, reflecting influence that spans genres and generations. This event spotlights a storyteller whose music continues to connect through its depth, feeling, and lasting relevance.

Buena Vista Orchestra takes the stage at the Fox Performing Arts Center. The schedule is subject to change. Guests 3 and older are welcome, and each person will need their own ticket to enter. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional presale options through Live Nation and the artist.

Miranda Lambert takes center stage as the headliner at Yaamava' Resort & Casino.

A 17-year-old named Evan Hansen has long felt unseen. When a sudden loss rattles his community and propels him into the spotlight, he seizes a chance to reinvent himself. What begins as well-meant deception grows complicated as the truth closes in, and Evan must reckon with the consequences of his choices. This story examines identity, connection, and the high cost of trying to belong.

Build lifesaving CPR and first aid skills in an in-person group course certified by the Emergency Medical Services Authority and presented by Child Care Resource Center. The cost is $95 per participant, with a 10 percent discount when six or more people register together as a group. No-shows are not eligible for refunds or transfers. Child care providers may qualify for reimbursement if they meet eligibility requirements and if funding is available. For registration details, contact the organizer. Questions can be directed to academy@ccrcca.org.

Children can delve into the art of coil pottery in a hands-on clay activity created in honor of Native American Heritage Month. Young makers will shape and stack clay coils to build their own small pots while learning about one of the oldest ceramic techniques practiced by Indigenous cultures. As part of Second Saturdays, this relaxed and welcoming program is designed for families to create together, explore curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. The event takes place at Victor Valley Museum. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and museum members receive free admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Presented by Dancestation in association with Camp O.G., The Menasco’s and I-Candy Entertainment, Family Picnic returns for a Dancegiving edition as a free gathering in the park with a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere and a nonperishable food drive. Expect DJs from across Southern California, on-site media, snacks and treats, a dedicated food vendor, sellers offering merchandise, free giveaway items, available parking and restroom facilities, two playgrounds for children, and access to basketball courts. I-Candy Entertainment is providing upgraded sound and lighting for the occasion. The music covers house, techno, drum and bass, electro and more, with a surprise special guest DJ. The lineup features Dyl Pickles of Camp OG and House Party, Eric Menasco of The Menasco’s and The Body Electric, and Dancestation and Family Picnic residents Pablo Luano and Abstract, with additional performers to be announced. Havee’s Tacos will be serving. For more than a decade, Dancestation has hosted some of the Inland Empire’s longest running daytime dance gatherings, welcoming many talented Southern California DJs and fostering community through music, dance and positive energy. These events embrace everyone and celebrate families, friends and music lovers coming together.

Presented by BeckOnStage Productions, The Best of Broadway invites audiences on a musical tour of songs that have resonated across generations, from classics to today’s hits. The program features selections from South Pacific, Fiddler on the Roof, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and West Side Story, along with modern favorites from Wicked, Dear Evan Hansen, Hamilton, and Ragtime. A cast of powerhouse vocalists performs with a dynamic live band as vivid projections set the mood for each number, delivering a blend of emotion, spectacle, and high-energy showmanship. Whether someone has loved Broadway for years or is experiencing it for the first time, this performance offers a wide-ranging celebration of the stage.

State Champs performs at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person will need their own ticket. The balcony can be accessed only by stairs. Ticket options listed include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, and VIP packages offered through both presale and onsale.

The lineup features The Sugarhill Gang in a general admission, standing room only show. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged. The event has been moved to a new date, and tickets previously purchased for the earlier date will be honored.

At California Theatre of the Performing Arts, this production follows Evan Hansen, a 17-year-old who has spent years feeling invisible. When a tragedy upends his community and suddenly places him in the middle of a growing controversy, he grasps a chance to reinvent himself. As the consequences of his well-meaning untruths begin to surface, Evan is compelled to face how high the cost of belonging can be. The story examines identity, loneliness, and the fragile line between truth and acceptance.

A curated group of wedding experts will be available to share advice for planning a celebration that matches your vision, whether you imagine a sophisticated black-tie gala or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. Their guidance focuses on helping you create lasting memories for a day that feels just right for you.

Seventeen-year-old Evan Hansen has never felt truly seen. When a sudden tragedy shakes his community, he is propelled into the middle of a fast-growing controversy and handed a chance to reinvent himself. The choices he makes, born of good intentions, begin to tangle until the truth surfaces. At the heart of it all is a search for connection and a hard look at what it can cost to belong.

Sensory Hours offers a quieter way to explore the San Bernardino County Museum, and this month the focus at the Hall of History’s History Cart is a pinch pot activity. Museum educators will lead hands-on experiences inspired by Native American Heritage Month, such as shaping pinch pots, trying out seed crushing, and taking part in calming sensory play connected to traditional materials and cultural practices. During this time, lighting is dimmed and overall sound is lowered to support a comfortable, low-sensory visit. The environment is especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and it is open to anyone who prefers a relaxed pace. Each month the education team introduces fresh sensory activities in a different exhibit space, which may include tactile exploration, art projects, or opportunities to handle natural materials related to the museum’s collections. Activities change monthly and are designed to spark curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive setting. Admission is 10 dollars for adults, 8 dollars for military guests or seniors, 7 dollars for students, and 5 dollars for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free. Museum Foundation members receive 50% off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Celebrate the cult favorite CLUE: The Movie with a special Ultra High Definition screening hosted by original star Lesley Ann Warren, who portrayed Miss Scarlet. The program features an onstage conversation, behind-the-scenes stories, a Q&A with attendees, and more. This comedy mystery, inspired by the classic board game, showcases a star-studded cast that includes Eileen Brennan as Mrs. Peacock, Tim Curry as Wadsworth, Madeline Kahn as Mrs. White, Christopher Lloyd as Professor Plum, Michael McKean as Mr. Green, Martin Mull as Colonel Mustard, and Lesley Ann Warren as Miss Scarlet. The whodunit unfolds in 1954 at a New England mansion where six strangers gather for dinner, drinks, and a twist of murder.

From LUE Productions, Spin, Scratch & Win: IE DJ Battle unites the Inland Empire DJ community in a high-energy showdown that bridges generations. Competitors are divided into two groups, with New School entrants having less than five years of experience and Old School entrants having five or more. The battle is followed by an after party. Winners in each division receive $500 in cash along with a trophy. A panel of industry professionals evaluates every set, with scoring evenly distributed across technical skills, creativity and originality, crowd engagement, music selection, and stage presence, each counting for 20 percent. All contestants receive promotional support through LUE Productions platforms. Performance time slots and the battle format are provided upon confirmation of registration. A $50 registration fee applies, and winners are selected from both categories.

Connect with the signing community at an ASL social that serves as the Corona extension of the Colton ASL Night Social. Everyone is welcome, regardless of signing experience. Bring snacks and table games and feel free to invite friends. Participants are asked to be respectful of one another.

Elmo and his Sesame Street pals take the stage in a brand new Sesame Street Live production filled with singing and dancing. Families can enjoy sing-alongs to favorites such as "Sunny Days," "Elmo's Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day," for a cheerful outing together. It is open to all ages. Children under 2 may sit on a parent's lap without a ticket, while everyone else requires their own ticket. The performance includes flashing lights, haze or fog effects, and confetti.

LUE Productions and LUE Productions Community Umbrella Services are coordinating a community meal effort with support from sponsors and affiliates. Partner organizations include Rich Wallace, founder of the Southern California Black Chamber of Commerce, YouthBuild Charter School, and Youth Power Community Solutions. The goal is straightforward and heartfelt... provide nourishing food to people who are hungry. The effort welcomes grocery and supply donations, including 30 boxes of mashed potatoes, 30 large cans of green beans, 30 large cans of corn, rolls, cranberry sauce, food containers, gravy packs, baggies, napkins, utensils, cakes and pies, foil, and 500 bottles of water. Cash contributions are accepted via CashApp at $Lueproductions or through Zelle at 909.567.1000. The spirit of the work is rooted in generosity, reflected in Proverbs 22:9.

Hollywood Hair Collections is hosting the final day of its Black Friday event. Quantities are limited and availability is first come, first served, so the promotion runs only until stock is gone.

This Tiki Kings special event from Speed Track Roller at Thankscrimmage, hosted by Prison City Roller Derby at The Rinks Corona Inline, is a Dash mini competition with time trials for seeding followed by heats, quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals. It culminates with the crowning of the Speed Track Roller Derby Speed Track Thankscrimmage Champion.

Phat Cat Swinger brings lively retro showmanship to Redlands Bowl in a holiday concert crafted to be memorable.