Events in Glendale today

Presented by One Colorado in partnership with Vuori, this courtyard fitness series brings the community together for movement and mindfulness. Each session is led by local studios and instructors, with formats that change regularly, from strength and conditioning to mobility and recovery, so there is always something new to try. A private shopping hour at Vuori follows each class, with exclusive offers available on select dates. Please bring a yoga mat, comfortable athletic wear, water, and any other items you may need for your workout.

Rescued dogs will be at Petco in Burbank, ready to meet potential adopters and find new homes. No appointment is required, though you can arrange one in advance to meet a specific pup and have that dog reserved for an in-person introduction during the event. Each adoption includes health records, and every dog has already received veterinary care that covers vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, microchipping, and spay or neuter surgery. Fees vary by dog and start at $250, with a portion eligible for a tax deduction that helps fund care for more than 500 dogs. For assistance or questions, call or text 888 508 8943 any day between 8 am and 8 pm.

Guided by Gay Freebern, this class explores the zodiac as a symbolic language of the soul. Each session focuses on one sign, exploring its imagery, qualities, and how its expression unfolds through the houses of a birth chart. You can drop in for individual topics or follow the full journey from Aries to Pisces. If you share your birth date, time, and place, you will receive a personalized chart wheel that shows where each sign appears for you, with attention to strong placements such as the ascendant, the moon, and the planets. Participants are welcome to bring a sack lunch. There is no fee to attend, and donations are appreciated. The series offers a welcoming space to deepen understanding of yourself and the people close to you, including partners, children, and friends.

Enjoy a relaxed jazz brunch at Visionarium featuring the Stephanie Barone Quintet. Stephanie Barone, an actor, songwriter, and jazz vocalist performing in Los Angeles since 2000, brings expressive phrasing and storytelling to a mix of straight-ahead and contemporary jazz. The set includes fresh takes on timeless standards along with jazz interpretations of songs by Olivia Dean and Amy Winehouse. The band features Tom Rizzo on guitar, Anne King on trumpet, Adam Cohen on bass, and Sinclair Lott on drums. Pair the music with an Italian brunch of house specialties, premium wines, mimosas, and signature cocktails. Admission is $25 per person and is fully applied to food and beverages purchased during the event. Reservations include a guaranteed table, and seating is limited.

The SoCal Etsy Guild Market at The Paseo showcases art created on site along with vendors offering handmade goods. Admission is free, and pets are welcome. It happens on the second Saturday and Sunday of each month, with more to discover throughout the market.

This event takes place at Tiki B's, the tiki bar located in the basement of Barney's Beanery in Pasadena. Attendees can find the gathering in the downstairs space of the venue.

An intimate, curated afternoon in Pasadena invites women who have been caring for everyone else to pause, recenter, and return to themselves. The Anchored Experience is the inaugural gathering of Four Anchors Collective, designed as an experience rather than a conference or workshop, with gentle moments to step away from the phone, quiet the noise, and be fully present. Attendance is limited to 30 women. The program weaves together mind, body, spirit, and integration. Dr. Lori Ochoa leads a supportive empowerment conversation grounded in behavioral science, offering practical strategies in a reflective setting. ConciergeMD, with Dr. Resham Uttamchandani, presents an accessible talk on peptides and longevity wellness with time for questions, followed by a hands-on peptide shot bar where guests can explore options and notice what resonates with their bodies. Yoga and mindfulness mentor Desiree Bourne guides a restorative practice focused on breath and stillness for those who rarely slow down. The afternoon closes with The Release List, a guided ritual that helps name what to leave behind and what to carry forward so insights can become part of everyday life. Light nourishment is provided to ground and restore. Participants receive unhurried time for themselves, expert-led care across mind, body, and spirit, The Anchored Experience Kit to extend the benefits at home, connection with others who understand the weight they carry, and access to a private community for continued support. Suggested attire is soft, neutral tones such as airy linens and earthy layers to reflect an unhurried pace. Hosted by founder Tatiana Vallejo in partnership with Dr. Lori Ochoa, Desiree Bourne, and ConciergeMD with Dr. Resham Uttamchandani. This gathering is educational and supportive and is not a substitute for medical advice. By registering, participants acknowledge comfort with event photography and video that may be shared by Four Anchors Collective. All ticket sales are final.

Dressy Bessy brings their indie jangle pop and rock sound to an evening show at Alex Theatre. The concert starts at 5:00 PM, with tickets available via Bandsintown (commissioned through Spotify).

Celebrating 45 years of the Atimonan Circle of Southern California, this gala offers a chance to honor the organization’s history and look ahead to a bright future. Guests can enjoy a festive evening with dinner and dancing. The celebration takes place at Almansor Court, Lakeview Room. Attire is formal or cocktail. Tickets are $75. Payments are accepted by check payable to Atimonan Circle of Southern California or via Zelle at jaimee.acsc@aol.com under the account name Atimonan Circle of Southern California. For information, contact Melinda Sarne at (323) 527-7774, Rutchie Parco at (818) 929-8022, Lolit Estrada at (213) 483-7554, or Amie Ursabia at (213) 324-2600.

A new contra dance is now held at St. James' Episcopal Church in South Pasadena, relocated from the former Women's Club, with parking available. It welcomes dancers young and old, whether brand new or experienced, and no partner is required. Admission follows a sliding scale of $20, with $10 for ages 30 and under, and free for ages 18 and under. The focus is on supporting the bands and nurturing a vibrant dance community, and friends are welcome. Dances on the first and third Saturdays continue in Culver City.

As part of Back Under The Stars at Starlight Bowl, The Fab Four delivers a Beatles tribute in an open air hillside amphitheater that brings the Burbank community together after dark. This Emmy Award winning act is known for meticulous detail and faithful live performances of favorites such as “Can’t Buy Me Love”, “Yesterday”, “A Day in the Life”, “Twist and Shout”, “Here Comes the Sun”, and “Hey Jude”. The show features three separate costume looks that chart every period of the Beatles changing career. Their tribute has reached audiences around the world, with performances in Japan, Australia, France, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Germany, Mexico, and Brazil.

After a long pause, The Rayband returns to the rooftop at Visionarium Live Italian with a high-energy mix of classic favorites and lively grooves, perfect for a summer evening under the stars. The setting blends Italian flair with a local vibe, offering a welcoming backdrop for live music and good company. Enjoy traditional Italian dishes and quality wines while the band takes the stage. Tickets are $25 on Eventbrite, and the full amount can be applied to food and beverages at the event.

A special Second Saturdays edition curated by Jason Luckett centers on the songs that shaped a life, inviting friends to craft a soundtrack of love, comfort, and memory that feels like visiting the family home where favorite records still spin. Framed as a musical hug and a birthday tribute to the writers who inspired a lifelong journey, the evening honors songbooks associated with Burt Bacharach, the Beatles, Jimmy Webb, Paul Williams, Paul Simon, Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Nina Simone, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Elton John, Pete Townshend, Elvis Costello, Billy Bragg, the Smiths, Earth, Wind & Fire, Bob Marley, Joni Mitchell, Rickie Lee Jones, Bill Withers, and Stevie Wonder. Performers include Danette Christine and Rober Luis, Jeanne Newhall, Jami Lula, Jason Luckett, Joselyn and Don, J Ramada, Mary Scholz, Robbie McDonald, Ruthann Friedman, Sara Melson, Stefanie Naifeh and JP, Steve Key, and Willie Aron, with dancers Haize Hawke and Hilary Thomas, and possibly additional guests. Most artists will share one song while Jason offers a few of his own selections. Hosted at Archetype Yoga, this pay what you can community gathering offers suggested entry levels for general admission, supporter, patron, and student or low income, all aimed at sustaining the music and the space. Accessibility support and elevator access can be coordinated in advance.

Vroman’s hosts a return visit from USA Today bestselling author and podcast host Joss Richard, appearing with Lyla Sage, to introduce Let’s Kiss & Tell. The novel centers on a sex columnist and a news reporter who enter a pretend relationship to advance their careers and personal lives, only to find real feelings taking root beyond the headlines. Known for It’s Different This Time, Richard will talk about the new book, followed by a public signing with Lyla. This is a ticketed program at Pasadena Presbyterian Church, and each ticket includes entry for one and a copy of Let’s Kiss & Tell to be picked up at check-in.

Explore Armenian traditional dance with classes organized by the Heritage Committee at the Hamazkayin Aris Stambolian Cultural Center. Pricing is $20 per class or $75 per month. For registration and more information, contact instructors Aline Timourian at (818) 987-7165 or Odet Khachatouryan at (818) 319-3494, or email hamazkayinheritage@gmail.com.

Caltech hosts a weeklong chamber music workshop led by Salastina, created for adult musicians who want to make music in community without needing professional credentials. Each day blends music-making and connection, with shared meals, conversations, and ensemble work that build real camaraderie. Participants play alongside Salastina’s resident artists in informal readings, coached rehearsals, and masterclasses, gaining practical insight through shared experience. Small ensembles meet daily for guided sessions, with multiple chances to perform that conclude in a participant concert for the public. Evenings include panels and discussions focused on musical life, interpretation, and craft, fostering reflection and lively exchange. The setting welcomes players from across the region, offering social dinners and ample time to connect around a shared love of chamber music. Applications are open to adult musicians with confident music-reading skills and an enthusiasm for ensemble playing.

Vroman’s hosts the return of New York Times bestselling author Olivie Blake for an author talk introducing Dreamland, her new contemporary Gothic novel that delves into power, desire, and the warnings that can be overlooked when a long held dream seems close at hand. This is a ticketed program at Pasadena Presbyterian Church. Each ticket admits one person and includes a copy of Dreamland to be picked up at check in. A public book signing will follow the presentation.

An adult book group gathers to talk about The Emperor of Gladness by Ocean Vuong. All viewpoints are welcome, even if you are still reading or had mixed feelings about the book. This decades-strong club is based at what is billed as America’s oldest children’s bookstore and offers a hybrid experience with options to participate in person or via Zoom. To attend online, email Jessica to request the Zoom link. Copies are available in print and, when possible, as an e-book and a digital audiobook.

Join an in-person comedy class where aspiring comedians come together to learn stand-up, practice performance exercises, and build their craft in a supportive setting. The session includes hands-on workshops and opportunities to perform, get feedback, and refine your material from beginner to more advanced levels. Expect a lively, community-focused atmosphere focused on developing your comedic voice.

Get your brain in the game at Champs Sports Pub in Burbank for a Trivia Tuesday packed with friendly competition and pub energy. The night centers on Trivia Tycoon, a free to play, gamified trivia experience that mixes quick lightning style questions, word puzzles and scrambles, a minesweeper inspired challenge, an audio round, and more. Fuel up with menu favorites like the Western Burbank Burger, then see how you stack up when the scores are tallied. It is a fun, fast paced way to put your knowledge to the test in a lively sports pub setting.

Bring your little ones for Toddler Storytime at the Glendale Central Library. This program is made for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years and focuses on early language and literacy through stories, songs, rhymes, and interactive moments with your child.

This monthly no-cost open mic from Altadena Music Center, hosted by Quazar, offers a relaxed night of live performance and community. Performers may bring a song, a poem, a story, or another piece to share, while others can simply listen. Open to all ages, with sign-ups available.

Experience community meditation at Shambhala Los Angeles in Burbank. The practice opens with a few brief English chants, followed by alternating periods of silent sitting and mindful walking, plus contemplation and group discussion. Sessions run in 20 minute segments, and meditation instruction is available for those who want it. Arrival and departure are flexible so the schedule can fit individual needs. The final half hour is reserved for snacks and unstructured social time. This gathering is open to everyone. It is offered at no cost, and donations are appreciated. Ample street parking is available.

Join in for Toddler and Preschool Play, a weekly program designed to support early socialization and motor skills for children ages 18 months through 5 years. Parents and supervising caregivers will also have space to connect while kids play.

Stay after storytime and hang out with other families while your child plays. This toddler playtime is for children ages 18 months to 3 years with a caregiver, and it runs right after Toddler Storytime.

Drop in for a self-directed STEAM hangout with activities, games, and hands-on manipulatives for families with children ages 18 months to 12 years. The program takes place indoors in the Children’s Area at Pacific Park Library.

LFG Con 2026 offers a wide range of tabletop experiences, including board games, party titles, roleplaying sessions, miniature battles, and trading card play. Beyond the gaming tables, there will be live music, food trucks, panel discussions, special guests, and more. The first day is reserved for badge pickup and open gaming.

This workshop offers guidance for fire survivors on completing the personal property list, a challenging part of the insurance recovery process. There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome.

Put your knowledge to the test at The Ciderworks inside Story Tavern in Burbank with Trivia Tycoon, a gamified trivia night that is free to play. Expect featured segments like the Lightning Round, Oh My Word! word-scramble puzzles, the Mindsweeper challenge, and Hear Me Out, an audio round, along with other creative twists. Settle in with cider, good food, and welcoming service while you compete.

Speed Trap Comedy is a variety showcase with LA’s up-and-coming and headlining comedians plus live music. Doors open at 7:30 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. The lineup includes Laurie Kilmartin, James Tison, Amber North, Quincy Yeoman, and Nicki Fuchs, with music by Couplet. The event is 1.5 hours long. No refunds or exchanges.