Family events in Glendora, CA

Thanks to support from AMOCA’s Board of Directors, First Fridays at the American Museum of Ceramic Art use a choose-your-price admission model. Each month on the first Friday, visitors decide what they would like to pay, and tickets can be purchased at the door upon arrival. For questions, contact the museum at info@amoca.org or 909-865-3146.

Connect with friendly farm animals at the CPP Kellogg Ranch Petting Farm and say hello to Oreo and friends. Tickets are available for purchase on site, and optional feed cups are offered for $3. Children under 3 receive free entry with a paying adult. The well-being of the animals comes first, so the farm will close during extreme weather. Admission and pricing may change for special events.

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

Spend an evening with food, vendors and games. A battle of the bands may also be part of the festivities. Tickets are $10 on Eventbrite, and proceeds support the community center. Hosted on behalf of Pacific Community Center and Crummy Cakes Bakeshop.

A weekly trivia night at Glendora Public Market features People's Trivia and invites teams of family and friends to compete for bragging rights. It is a lively challenge to see which group takes the top spot.

Bring your toddler for weekly storytime with songs, read-aloud fun, and coloring activities. It’s a friendly event designed for toddlers and their grown-ups, held in the children’s department.

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

Part of the Pomona Concert Band’s 79th Annual Summer Concert Series at the Palomares Park Community Center, this program spotlights Conductor Favorites led by Artistic Director Linda W. Taylor and hosted by columnist David Allen. The music features selections Taylor has cherished during her years with the ensemble, including Toccata for Band, On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss, Sousa’s Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Days of Wine and Roses, and Marching Down Broadway. Admission is free, and a concession stand will be open. Sponsored by the City of Pomona, the band brings together musicians from Pomona and more than twenty nearby communities and traces its roots to 1947 under founder G. Stanton Selby. This season is being presented at Palomares Park while the Ganesha Park bandshell undergoes emergency repairs.