Events in Hemet, CA

This free Halloween celebration is designed for preschoolers five and under and their parents. Children can trick-or-treat through the CRC Gym, collecting candy and other treats from Senior Center members. Please arrive 5 to 10 minutes early to line up, and come in costume. Suitable for the whole family. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. provides the Riverside community with a free weekly food pantry where neighbors can pick up groceries. Onsite registration is available and no ID is required. Guests are encouraged to bring wagons, carts, boxes, or bags to carry items, and fresh produce is often included. Hot meal services are offered on select days for unhoused guests. For information call (951) 977-6560. To support this outreach, contribute via Venmo @lighthouseofhope or Zelle at (951) 977-6560.

City Council members, City staff, and community members gather each month as the WEB Group to share information and resources that support the small business community. The meeting is geared toward business owners who operate in the City and residents who own a business in the City.

Enjoy a welcoming bingo event with prizes to be won and pie in the mix. There are two sessions, giving you multiple chances to play. Dinner is available, so you can relax with a meal while taking part. Come with friends or family, or attend on your own for a lighthearted outing.

This bingo night features prizes, dinner options and pie as part of the fun. It is presented in two sessions to suit different schedules. Participation is free, and the event welcomes both groups and solo players.

Kevork N. Abazajian, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, presents an exploration of the visible cosmos and the hidden components that dominate it. Light from a trillion galaxies has traveled for over thirteen billion years to reach our instruments, yet the observable part accounts for only about five percent of everything that exists. Drawing on a UC Irvine tradition that began with Fred Reines and his Nobel Prize winning detection of the once undetectable neutrino, the talk traces that legacy to today. It covers ongoing searches for dark matter with X-ray observatories and the James Webb Space Telescope, why two precise measurements of the universe’s expansion rate do not agree, and how modern cosmology can determine the mass of ghostly neutrinos. It also considers the most challenging open problems and the Irvine theorists striving to solve them.

A relaxed social for gay men focused on connection and good times. Expect an easygoing atmosphere with upbeat fun and a welcoming sense of community. This monthly gathering takes place at Reforma Palm Springs in Palm Springs. Media support is provided by Coachella Valley Independent.

Jamesan Zane and Empowerlogic Studio host a monthly open mic at Knowlwood in Irvine, inviting performers of all genres to share their talents in a welcoming setting. The series takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month. A microphone, PA, grand piano and percussion are available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments to plug in. Signups are offered on site. The venue serves food along with beer and wine, plus shakes and billiards. All ages are welcome and there is no cover.

This show welcomes guests ages 3 and up. Every attendee needs their own ticket, regardless of age. There is a Live Nation presale as well as a public on sale. If you plan to sit in the balcony, please note it is accessible only by stairs.

UB40 takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim with a standing-room-only setup. The concert welcomes all ages, and a valid ticket is required for every attendee. Opening performers will be announced, and the lineup may change. Tickets are available through a range of offers, including a public onsale plus presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, Spotify, Live Nation, and HOB Foundation Room Member programs, along with Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets and VIP package options.

Cardboardia’s community-created Magic: The Gathering format, Warhol, offers a post-Modern twist that revisits earlier Standard environments. Deck construction is limited to cards from the original Innistrad block through Eldritch Moon, and there is no ban list beyond staying within those sets. Strategies such as mono color devotion or Esper control are welcome in this competitive setting. Proxies are not allowed. Entry is $10, and players who finish 2-0 or better receive store credit.

Midweek Modern is a weekly Modern event at Tier 1 Games. It uses three rounds of Swiss pairings and a $10 entry, with the full entry pool returned as store credit to participants who finish with a winning record. Suitable for both finely tuned lists and creative brews, it offers a consistent setting to refine strategies and compete for rewards in the local Modern community.

This is a Dungeons and Dragons Adventure League session with a $7 entry fee. Newcomers are welcome, whether you are brand new to D&D or attending these D&D nights for the first time. New players may meet the Dungeon Master ahead of the session to learn the basics and create a character so they are ready to play.

A free, fun-filled celebration featuring spooky themed games and activities with plenty of candy. Candy donations are welcomed, with drop-offs accepted at all sites.

Now in its seventh season on the Farmstead, this hands-on Pumpkin Painting class features a guided Poison Pumpkin project led by an instructor. Open to all ages, the session includes a small pumpkin and all paint supplies. Expect a bit of mess and wear clothing you do not mind getting dirty, since aprons are not provided. Tickets are $25 per person, or $23 for Crush Club and Pumpkin Pass holders. Crush Club members can sign in to access their discount. Pumpkin Pass holders can request a discount code via social media or by calling 951-888-2008. Pre-order is required and no walk-ins are accepted. A parent or guardian must be present for the entire class. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to check in and find seating.

Riftbound Nexus Nights brings players together for fun, friendly competition, and skill building. Whether a regular or brand new, participants can dive into games, meet the community, and put strategies to the test. Entry is $10, and 100 percent of entry fees are paid out as store credit. Prizes are awarded to players who finish with winning records. The focus is on playing, improving, and connecting with fellow players.

Violet Grohl takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages concert. Entry is general admission with standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

This energizing Zumba workout is led by instructor Teo Reyes in Santa Ana, Orange County, California. The single session is ideal for newcomers and welcoming to returning students, offering a supportive environment for all. First time participants can attend for free. No dance experience is required, and all ages and fitness levels are welcome. Space is limited.

Settle in for a relaxed Grand Archive casual night with no entry fee. Everyone who participates receives a promo pack, and the use of proxies is permitted.

Halloween fun at Brooks Bar blends painting pre-sketched horror movie canvases with horror film trivia and drinks. The night is hosted by DJ Fusion. Costumes, friends, and a competitive streak are welcome for a lively mix of creativity and movie knowledge.

Weekly golf rounds at Golden Era Golf Course raise funds for Valley Community Pantry. Play 9 holes for $25 or 18 holes for $30, with the cart fee included. Punch cards are available for frequent players, and participants are eligible for monthly raffle prizes. This event welcomes golfers of all experience levels, and every round helps stock pantry shelves and support local families. Tee times can be scheduled by calling (951) 392-8287.

Skydive Perris marks a half century of skydiving with a warm weekend gathering that honors the dropzone’s history, the people who shaped it, and the community that calls it home. The celebration begins with a poolside or Bombshelter screening of 400-The Movie, a new documentary about the largest skydiving formation completed twenty years ago, followed by a Q&A with Gulcin Gilbert and Scott Smith. Saturday features special "5-0" wingsuit and formation skydiving loads, a CRW pyro demonstration jump, and fireside conversations that revisit the early years of Perris Valley Paracenter, highlight 10-way teams from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, examine professional competition and the evolution of 8-way with Visions and Coors, and consider what lies ahead for the sport in a session led by Dan BC. An outdoor bar serving beer and wine, a hosted lunch, and dinner set the table for live music by Southbound & Company and a Halloween party with a hippie theme. Sunday turns to remembrance with a celebration of the life of Jim Wilkins, the dropzone’s first employee, including a memorial dive and light lunch, and later a tribute to Jerry Swovelin with a memorial dive and shared stories among family and friends. Throughout the weekend, expect presentations and forums with longtime Perris figures, hosted refreshments by the pool, DC-9 jet jumps, displays tracing the site’s heritage, and a heartfelt reunion that welcomes past and present jumpers, staff, organizers, competitors, and friends.

A fitting day at Tukwet Canyon highlights PXG’s all-new Lightning Drivers, Fairways, and Hybrids. Participants can receive fittings for these clubs and learn more about the newest additions to the lineup.

Commander play takes place at Tier1 Games as part of Friday Magic. Entry is $15, and each participant receives two standard booster packs plus a promo play pack. Participation is flexible, with arrivals accepted throughout the event.

Huntington Learning Center is hosting a Halloween celebration featuring costumes, candy, and festive fun. Guests can stop by to show a spooky or creative costume and receive a special Halloween treat.

A free community trunk or treat celebration welcomes everyone, with no membership required. Families can look forward to a festive evening featuring games and a costume contest. Pizza, snacks, and drinks will be available for purchase. Participants also have the option to decorate a trunk and pass out treats.

Lenny Pearce brings the Toddler Rave World Tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person needs a ticket regardless of age. The balcony is only accessible by stairs. Ticket opportunities include a public onsale, Live Nation presale, artist presale, VIP package presale and onsale, and a Disney+ Perks presale.

Australian DJ and producer Lenny Pearce brings an energetic set to Riverside Municipal Auditorium in Riverside, shaping a family-ready dance party with bright, playful vibes. Known for transforming familiar children's songs and pop moments into upbeat electronic tracks, he delivers a colorful, crowd-friendly experience for dance music fans and families. Attendees can expect high-energy rhythms and plenty of playful party moments throughout the show.

Jay Webb brings The Homesick Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing-only show. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every guest, regardless of age. Caitlynne Curtis is scheduled to perform in support. All acts are subject to change.

Experience The Black Angels on the Passover 2026 Tour at The Observatory Orange County. All ages are welcome. Details such as the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes early purchase windows through the artist, Bandsintown, Spotify, and Live Nation, plus presale and preferred options for Citi cardmembers, followed by a general public sale.

Step into A Nightmare on 80s Street, a Halloween bash powered by big-hair attitude and a loaded lineup of ’80s rock anthems. Costumes are encouraged, whether glammed up or spine-chilling. A costume contest will take place during intermission, giving standout looks their moment. Expect a thrilling blend of nostalgia and fright, driven by the era’s fiercest hits.

Presented by IUCC and hosted by Cucu Chanel with her Drag Queen Divas, this Halloween-themed bingo party blends lively games with dynamic drag performances and festive fun. Costumes are encouraged, and a cash prize will go to the best one. The $30 entry fee includes both the bingo games and the drag show. Bingo markers, along with food and drinks, will be available for purchase. Participants must be 18 or older to play. Capacity is limited.

SMART Recovery Family and Friends is a meeting designed for people supporting a loved one who is facing addiction. It is held in the Heroes Community Room at Temecula Valley Hospital in Temecula, CA.

This Modern format tournament has a $10 entry fee. All entry fees are returned as store credit, and store credit prizes are awarded to players who finish 2-2 or better.

Browse a farmstand filled with fresh produce and curated local items, including pickles, honey, and sourdough bread.

Experience the biggest business ownership event in Los Angeles. This friendly gathering is centered on the goal of becoming a business owner.

Presented by the Harvey Girl Historical Society, this autumn Victorian tea takes place inside the Fred Harvey Exhibit. Guests can enjoy tea paired with gourmet sandwiches and pastries, and each attendee receives a Harvey Girl keepsake to take home. Capacity is limited.

Get into the Halloween spirit in Anaheim at a lively gathering built around a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show and a costume contest with prizes. Hosted by the Unitarian Universalist Church in Anaheim, it welcomes a diverse community, encourages self expression, and offers a warm, inclusive atmosphere. Expect chances to sing, dance, and let loose, with a nod to Tim Curry’s reminder that belonging starts within. Donations are appreciated, and no one will be turned away due to cost.

Gundam Saturdays features a $10 entry fee. Players who finish with a winning record earn store credit prizes (2-X or better), and those with a losing record receive a booster pack for participating.

Beaumont Parks and Recreation hosts the annual Trunk or Treat at Beaumont Sports Park. Local businesses and organizations line the parking area and hand out candy and small goodies as children and families walk through in costume. Families, businesses, community groups, and student organizations are welcome to take part by distributing treats. Creativity is encouraged with a Best Trunk contest that adds a bit of friendly competition.

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.

Catch Your Breath brings the Not Broken Enough Tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all ages show. Tickets are available to the public, with additional options through artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, along with preferred tickets. The schedule and any supporting acts may change.

This Halloween, Harvest Night at Calvary Chapel Open Door offers a family-focused evening with trunk-or-treating and lots of free candy for kids. Guests can enjoy sweet treats, chips, and refreshments. A family photo booth will be available for capturing seasonal memories. The event welcomes neighbors and families to connect in a friendly setting where children can have fun. Admission and activities are free.

Enjoy a relaxed sip and paint experience at Phearless Art Studio, pairing creativity with your favorite drinks. No experience is required, as instructors provide step-by-step guidance from the first brushstrokes to a finished piece you can take home. Paint in the dark and watch your ideas come to life as you create your own artwork.

The Tubs bring a live show to The Observatory Orange County in an all-ages setting. Entry is general admission with standing room only. The schedule and any supporting performers are subject to change. Tickets will be available to the general public, with presale options through Live Nation and for Citi cardmembers, including a preferred ticket offer.

This standing room only, general admission show welcomes all ages, and every attendee must have their own ticket to enter. Eroica is slated to perform in a supporting role, and the lineup may be updated. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional presale options for the artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmembers.

RockStallion brings a classic rock performance to The Vibe Live Music Venue in Old Town Temecula. The show centers on classic rock throughout.

Choose your challenge at a community run offering 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances at Ryan Bonaminio Park. Enjoy a scenic course, a family-friendly atmosphere, and support for all paces, with walkers welcome. Participants receive complimentary race photos and videos captured by two photographers, and official results will be posted. A drawstring bag with assorted goodies and snacks is included. Group discounts are available, and ABWR brings its focus on memorable medals, strong value, and a welcoming community.

Working toward a B license after earning an A license includes completing water training. This Water Training Course at Skydive Perris helps you prepare for the unlikely scenario of a water landing and fulfills the water training requirement for the B license. Learn what to do if that situation occurs so you are ready. Register through the tickets option or by calling the school at (951) 657-1664.

This scratch six-gamer at Mira Mesa Lanes in San Diego offers a competitive format with plenty of optional side action. Junior bowlers are welcome. Entry is $100, with $20 side/block, $5 brackets and reverse brackets, and a $20 winner-take-all mega side pot available. Additional bracket levels may be considered if there is strong interest. The oil pattern will be a sport challenge and will be announced. Payouts are based on 30 entries, with $500 to first place and $200 at the low cash spot. Participants can note who they would like to bowl alongside, and the host will try to place them on the same pair or on a neighboring pair. There is also interest in offering more events in the future, including a possible eight-game format.

In Downtown Banning, a ribbon cutting celebration offers a free mix of dance, music, and the arts. Enjoy Cumbia lessons followed by a DJ-led dance party. The event also features poetry, games, live performances, and photography, and a coffee bar pop up will be available by donation. Limited spots are available.

Pokémon Day at Top Deck Keep brings together trainers and families for a friendly celebration of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Beginners can get hands-on instruction that covers the basics, and everyone is welcome to take part in a card swap to build collections and discover new favorites. Expect games, engaging activities, and themed surprises suitable for all ages, plus opportunities to connect with other families in a welcoming environment. Snacks and refreshments will be available.

Get ready to sing at a new karaoke gathering at Faith Lutheran Church. The event takes place in the Fellowship Hall and welcomes all ages. Admission is free. Light snacks and nonalcoholic beverages will be available, and the campus follows an alcohol and smoke free policy. Choose a favorite song, warm up your voice, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere.

At Pet World in Anaheim, a mobile clinic provides vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and more at budget-friendly prices. No appointment is required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers.

Te Amo Sip & Paint offers a creative, social painting session at Phearless Art Studio, pairing brushwork with your favorite beverages. No experience is required, with helpful instructors guiding each step from blank canvas to finished piece. The artwork is meant to stand out in the dark, and participants take home a personal masterpiece.

Part of the Heart-to-Hearts Community Event Series, this community gathering at Temecula Valley Hospital features a speaker-led focus on heart and stroke health, covering how to recognize symptoms, what diagnosis involves, and available treatment options. Participants can learn practical heart wellness tips, take part in a brief Hands-Only CPR session, receive a blood pressure screening, enjoy a heart-healthy lunch, and pick up a few giveaways.

Riff Raff takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for an all ages show in a standing room only, general admission format. Every attendee will need a ticket to enter. JORDYPURP is slated to open, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presale options through Live Nation and Citi, plus preferred tickets for Citi cardmembers.

Enjoy a special Chaos Draft in the spirit of Halloween, taking the place of the usual weekly draft. Every participant receives a Leyline of Anticipation promo. Entry is $25 and the event features three rounds of Swiss. Prizes are awarded at the end based on final record, with 5 packs for a 3-0 finish, 4 packs for 2-0-1, 3 packs for 2-1, and 1 pack for 1-2. Please download the MTG Companion app and create an account.

Begin the morning with an informative update as Perris Chamber of Commerce President, Jerry Sepulveda, shares what is ahead for the organization, including upcoming programs and initiatives for the year to come. This monthly gathering offers a clear way to learn how the Chamber supports local businesses, preview workshops and events on the horizon, ask questions directly, and build connections with professionals and community leaders. All are welcome, including nonmembers, and anyone interested in getting involved with the Perris business community.

The Medicare Expo at the Janet Goeske Center brings Medicare Open Enrollment resources together in one place with free admission. Connect with local Medicare experts, health plans, brokers, and community organizations to hear about updates, compare coverage options, and get questions answered so you can make informed decisions for the year ahead. The first 100 attendees receive complimentary coffee and a continental breakfast. Helpful materials will be available, and raffle prizes will be offered throughout the event.

At Temecula Valley Hospital, this cardiac support group offers a welcoming space for patients and caregivers with a focus on reducing the risk of a return to the hospital. Sessions provide practical information and encouragement, with opportunities to ask questions and receive guidance from a multidisciplinary team representing pharmacy, nutrition, case management, and social work. Participants can explore strategies to stay well, hear patient experiences and success stories, and connect with others in a supportive setting. Refreshments are provided. The gathering takes place in the Heroes Community Room on the first floor.

The City of Menifee hosts a State of the City address highlighting recent accomplishments and upcoming priorities, with a focus on what makes Menifee an attractive place for business. A ticketed VIP reception is also part of the program. The event takes place at Fairfield Inn & Suites.

Years of effort go into building a business and a life. This free workshop is about making sure your plan reflects that story and carries it forward with purpose. Discover how wills and trusts work alongside financial strategies and tax considerations to organize the transition of a business, real estate holdings, and other assets to the people and causes you value. Presenters include Andrea Shoup of Shoup Legal, Michael Klein, CPA, of MPK Advisors & CPAs, and Craig Milton, CFP, of Edward Jones. The event takes place at Temecula Public Library. Capacity is limited.

The lineup features Armand Hammer, Open Mike Eagle, Kenny Segal, and Human Error Club. All ages are welcome. This is a general admission show with standing room only. Presale opportunities are offered through Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember programs, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets are available. Set times and the supporting lineup may change.

Step away from constant demands and settle into thoughtfully designed rest at REFLECT | REFRESH | RETREAT, presented by Dream Cultivator Enterprises, also known as R3. Created for ambitious women who spend their days supporting others, this intimate luxury retreat gathers guests in Murrieta at a private estate for a fully cared-for weekend that blends relaxation, empowerment, healing, laughter, and sisterhood. Guests can look forward to chef-crafted meals, VIP-level pampering, heartfelt conversations, restorative moments, interactive activities, wellness touchpoints, high-end lodging, thoughtfully selected gifts, and welcoming spaces that make it easy to recharge mind, body, and emotions. The experience weaves a paint and sip evening and fireside conversations with time for reflection, movement, and meaningful connection, helping participants feel acknowledged, uplifted, and well cared for. More than a simple getaway, R3 fosters a community committed to purposeful rest and personal reconnection, equipping women to return refreshed with practical tools, supportive accountability, and renewed clarity for life beyond the retreat. Space is limited.

Set within The Grove Community Church, this expansive handmade marketplace features small businesses and makers presenting jewelry, basketry, pottery, and festive decor for fall and Christmas. Admission is free for everyone.

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.

Enjoy an elegant, interactive wine and food pairing fundraiser featuring wines from South Coast Winery Resort & Spa. Presented as Raising a Glass to Raise the Floor, this tasting is designed to show how thoughtful pairings can transform each sip. Tickets are $40 per person and include six wine tastings, six specially selected food pairings, contrast and harmony tasting experiences, and one raffle entry for a prize valued at $50. Taste each wine alongside its match, compare complementary and contrasting flavors, experiment to find new favorites, and explore combinations you might not expect. No wine expertise is required, and the format is approachable and social. Proceeds benefit New Path Spiritual Center’s new flooring project, supporting improvements to a welcoming community gathering space. Seating is limited, and advance tickets are required.

Prepare for a hard-hitting rock experience that pushes the energy to the limit. Fierce, high-voltage vibes set the tone for a full-throttle good time.

Mark Winters brings an evening of upbeat acoustic rock to For The Record in Beaumont as part of the Good Vibes Highway Tour. This traveling showcase spans the U.S. and Canada, sharing a blend of humor, heart, and close harmonies in feel-good acoustic sets that aim to leave listeners smiling. Songs encourage everyone to shine together and pass along positive energy, celebrating curiosity, kindness, and connection. Powered by a playful love of protons, the experience weaves science enthusiasm with storytelling to lift spirits at campgrounds, coffeehouses, community stages, and city venues alike. It invites people to unplug, laugh, and share a little light along the way. Texas-based singer-songwriter Mark Winters is a witty poet, dedicated musician, entrepreneur, optimist, family man, and a bona fide rocket scientist. He first picked up a guitar to serenade his wife on their anniversary and discovered the joy of connecting through music. Drawing on rock, blues rock, and pop, and inspired by artists like John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz, he blends poetry, a science background, and love for community into a sound defined by uplifting energy. His writing often begins with poetic sparks that his analytical side shapes into songs, influenced by a lifelong appreciation for haiku and encouragement from his grandmother.

Founded by C. Brian Williams, Step Afrika! brings the art of stepping to the stage in a high-energy program that interlaces rhythm, movement, and culture into a memorable experience. The company fuses the percussive traditions of historically African American fraternities and sororities with traditional African dance and contemporary movement, creating a vibrant mix of music, storytelling, humor, and interactive moments. Internationally recognized and often cited among leading African American dance companies in the United States, the ensemble has toured to more than 60 countries and serves as a cultural ambassador that champions teamwork, education, and cross-cultural understanding. Expect crisp precision, bold choreography, and an electric atmosphere. Tickets are $30 for regular admission, $25 for seniors 65 and older, military personnel, and groups of 15 or more, and $15 for students. Group sales for 15 or more are handled through the ticket office. Season tickets are available at $85 for regular, $70 for seniors 65 and older and military, and $40 for students.

Hip Hop Bingo brings a high-energy experience to Shooters Temecula in Temecula, combining lively bingo rounds with both classic and new school R&B and hip hop. Dance, enjoy food and drinks, soak in the vibe, and celebrate your wins as the music keeps the momentum going. This event is for ages 21 and over, with food and beverages available for purchase.

Recycle used motor oil and exchange old filters for new ones at AutoZone in Temecula. To participate, claim two free oil filters, then drain and collect up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher, your container of used oil, and up to two used oil filters to receive up to two new oil filters of the same or lower value at no cost in exchange for the used filters. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Temecula.

At AutoZone, residents can recycle used motor oil and receive new replacements for up to two used oil filters. To participate, first secure a voucher for two free oil filters, then drain and store up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher, the container of oil, and up to two used oil filters to receive as many as two new filters of equal or lower value. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Hemet.

Skydive Elsinore hosts an EXCEL formation skydiving skills camp focused on improving belly-flying technique. Flyers are organized into small groups of two to three with a dedicated coach and complete five jumps, each followed by a thorough video debrief. The camp welcomes newly A license holders as well as experienced skydivers, with instruction from seasoned coaches. Coaching is complimentary, and participants only pay for their jump tickets. Reservations are required to maintain small groups. To reserve a spot, email events@skydiveelsinore.com. A $50 deposit is required and will be applied back to your jump account upon arrival.

This fall market offers a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping. Pampered Chef will be in attendance.

At Gale Webb, Kids-R-#1, Action Sports Park, this monthly dig session brings riders and community members together to care for the park. Under the supervision of park rangers, volunteers handle basic upkeep and trash cleanup. Refreshments are provided, and waivers are completed at check-in. Participants under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.

Hosted by the Riverside-San Bernardino chapter of the California Native Plant Society, this upcoming plant sale focuses on plants from the Inland Empire. The chapter has requested volunteer help for the event, and there is a volunteer flyer along with a plant list for the Inland Valley.

Meet your new feline companion at this cat adoption event. Same day placements are available with an application and a brief phone interview. Adoption fees are $200 for a single kitten or $350 for two, and $150 for cats six months and older, with proceeds helping cover medical care. Every cat has been examined by a veterinarian, spayed or neutered, tested for FIV and FeLV, vaccinated with FVRCP, dewormed, treated for fleas, and microchipped with lifetime registration.

Beaumont’s Día de los Muertos celebration honors cherished memories with a colorful day of culture, music, and community at the Albert A. Chatigny Sr. Community Recreation Center. The gathering is free to attend and welcomes all ages. Attendees can bring photos of beloved pets who have passed to contribute to a shared ofrenda, enjoy mariachi performances and dancing, and take part in themed crafts and traditional face painting. A Catriń/Catrina showcase features simple walk on and pivot presentations, with judging focused on costumes and consideration for makeup, presentation, and creativity. Food vendors will be available, and a kids zone offers activities for children. Fees apply for vendors and for some kids activities.

A two-piano celebration of Elton John and Billy Joel fills the Ramona Bowl with the songs that turned the piano into a rock powerhouse. Kenny Metcalf as Elton: The Early Years channels the most daring and imaginative period, complete with the signature costumes and glasses, and favorites like "Rocket Man," "Tiny Dancer," "Crocodile Rock," "Bennie and the Jets," "Your Song," and "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." All Key'd Up brings Billy Joel’s catalog to life with a distinctly New York spirit, delivering "Piano Man," "Uptown Girl," "Just the Way You Are," "New York State of Mind," "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant," and "Vienna." Expect a sing-along soundtrack that has accompanied school dances and weddings, road trips and breakups. This is more than a concert. It is a full evening experience in an open-air, natural stone amphitheatre that has welcomed audiences since 1923. Arrive early to enjoy the courtyard with a full bar offering craft cocktails, beer, and wine, and a variety of food vendors. As the sun sets and the mountains turn to silhouettes, take your seat and feel the excitement build before the first chords ring out. Parking is available in paved lots for a $5 fee, with accessible parking and seating options provided. The event is rain or shine, and evenings can feel cool after sunset, so bring a light layer. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but professional equipment is not permitted. Outside alcohol is not allowed, and no outside beverages in glass containers. Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred, and events canceled by the venue are fully refunded. This is a tribute concert featuring tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

A monthly Magic: The Gathering Legacy tournament where proxies are allowed, giving both newer and experienced players an affordable way to try decks and compete. The event features three rounds in the Legacy format with a $10 entry. All entry fees are returned as prizes, awarded to participants who finish with a positive record. The environment is competitive yet welcoming, ideal for testing ideas and enjoying high-level play.

An evening celebrating Diwali, centered on illumination, heritage, and meaningful intention. It reflects the spirit of the festival by recognizing what is carried forward across generations and by focusing attention on the values that light the way ahead.

Experience a live concert featuring classic Aerosmith music performed on stage.

Aeromyth pays homage to Aerosmith with a stage show that recreates the band’s signature sound. The performance features standout vocals, hit songs, and plenty of high-voltage rock energy. Tickets are on sale.

A live show at The Observatory Orange County features Dave Hause & The Mermaids with Crimewave 66 and The Jack Knives. This event is open to all ages. Entry is general admission with standing only, and details or participating acts may change. Tickets are offered to the general public, with a preferred option available for Citi cardmembers.

Paul Cauthen performs at The Observatory Orange County in an all ages show. Schedule details and any supporting acts may change. Ticket options include general public availability, preferred access for Citi cardmembers, and a VIP package.

Buena Vista Orchestra brings a performance to Fox Performing Arts Center. Guests ages three and up are welcome, and every attendee will need their own ticket. The event schedule is subject to change. Ticket access includes a general public sale, along with presales through Live Nation and the artist.

At Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary in Santa Ana, an immersive speakeasy-style program brings Edgar Allan Poe’s famous stories to life through live music and theatrical storytelling. Admission includes four expertly crafted cocktails. This experience is popular and often sells out quickly.

Temecula sets the scene for a race day that blends athletic challenge with winery vibes. Courses wind through sunlit vineyards and conclude at Wilson Creek Winery where live music plays and a well earned wine glass marks the finish. Runners can take on the hills of the Half Marathon or enjoy a scenic 5K stroll with friends, and both running and walking are welcome. The focus is the journey as much as the clock. Organizers outline a simple plan for participants, encouraging an early commitment to capture early bird pricing, inviting everyone to savor Southern California views along the route, and closing with a celebration that exchanges hard work for a souvenir wine glass, a custom medal, and a festive afternoon at the finish.

At Skydive Elsinore, EXCEL Tracking is a skills camp focused on the planning and safety fundamentals of group tracking for formations of two to three. The day starts with a required morning seminar, followed by five coached skydives that include thorough briefings and debriefings on each jump. It is designed for skydivers who are new to tracking as well as experienced flyers looking to refine technique and decision-making, all with guidance from seasoned coaches. The only cost is a jump ticket. Participants must hold a B License, use an audible altimeter, have at least 100 jumps, and bring a willingness to learn. Reservations are required because space is limited. To secure a spot, contact Chris Dare at 03dare@gmail.com. A $50 deposit is needed and will be credited back to your jump account upon arrival.

At JING Institute, this gathering offers an opening circle, a contact improvisation class designed for newcomers and welcoming to all levels, an open freeform dance session, and a closing circle. A picnic follows, and participants may bring lunch. A $20 to $25 donation is requested, with cash or Venmo accepted.

Celebrate the music of Queen with The Kings of Queen, a live tribute led by vocalist Emo Alaeddin. After recording lead vocals for a Queen project that required near-perfect replication of Freddie Mercury’s sound, he embraced the role, trimming his hair, adopting the signature mustache, and focusing on bringing Mercury’s spirit to the stage. The goal is to reproduce the band’s iconic studio sound in a fully live setting, with no backing tracks. Each of the four core members handles distinct vocal parts to capture the classic harmonies. The lineup features guitarist and vocalist Gregg Thompson, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Joel Case, bassist and vocalist Chris Trimmer, and drummer and vocalist Matisse Passillas, while Alaeddin adds movement, costumes, and visual flair inspired by Mercury’s showmanship. Event policies include 21 and over only. Outside containers, drinks, and food are not allowed. A limited selection of charcuterie and snack cups will be available for purchase. Seating is general admission.

NEHT Golf organizes a two day semi pro tournament at Soboba Springs Golf Course, a venue noted for its layout and a history of hosting many Nationwide and Korn Ferry events as well as several state opens. With a full field, the purse is expected to top $10,000.

Periphery brings the A Pale White Dot US Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a standing-room-only general admission concert in Anaheim, CA. The lineup includes support from Ne Obliviscaris, Greyhaven, and Ando San, and it may change. Guests of all ages are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with presale opportunities for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, and Spotify.

Daughtry marks two decades with a special unplugged stop at DigAlert Grove of Anaheim in Anaheim, CA. The performance features a stripped back acoustic set designed for an intimate concert setting. Tickets roll out in stages with general public availability, presales for fan club members and the venue, and VIP package options. A limited $20 ticket offer is also listed.

Discounts are available all day for military members and veterans. Additional information will be shared as the event approaches.

Dylan’s Juke Joint: Drop The Mic brings a soulful open mic experience to Temecula Sports Lounge, spotlighting smooth R&B, Neo-Soul, and artists ready to share their voices. Singers, rappers, poets, comedians, and live musicians take the stage for a blend of open mic moments and featured sets in a grown and sexy atmosphere. Expect intimate energy, standout performances, and a welcoming space where music, creativity, and culture come together. Admission is $12 in advance or $15 at the door.

Designed for anyone coping with loss, this supportive group offers a welcoming space to learn about grief, share experiences, and connect with others. Guided conversations explore what grief is, how mutual support and sharing can help, ways to understand emotions and build coping skills, rediscovering meaning after loss, and honoring loved ones while keeping memories alive. The group meets monthly, and attendance is free and open to the public.

Murrieta Hot Springs Resort hosts a large regional business expo bringing together more than 100 local vendors and organizations for connections and community. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone, with registration required. Guests can meet a wide range of local businesses, enjoy complimentary food and drinks, and take part in a giveaway for a 20 inch folding tandem bike for adults. Networking opportunities with community leaders and entrepreneurs are featured, along with a DJ, additional giveaways, photo opportunities, and more.

Crean Lutheran presents its fall musical, SpongeBob SquarePants, in the Black Box Theatre. Performances are scheduled on multiple days. Exact showtimes will be announced by the organizer, and ticket information will be shared soon.

Ring in the season with a rock and roll holiday concert featuring Scot Bruce channeling Elvis Presley. This lively tribute captures the charisma and sound of The King, pairing spirited performances with seasonal favorites like "Blue Christmas" and "Santa Bring My Baby Back" alongside nostalgic hits. Expect an evening filled with classic vibes, upbeat energy, and plenty of holiday cheer. Ticket options include orchestra at $40, parterre at $35, and balcony at $30.

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.

All ages are welcome at this show. Please note that the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access offered via artist and Live Nation presales.

OCT (On Company Time) brings a live show to House of Blues Anaheim in Anaheim with support from Billy Marchiafava. This is an all-ages, standing-room-only general admission event, and each attendee must have a ticket to enter. The lineup is subject to change. Ticket access options include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Stone Soul brings a holiday-flavored showcase of classic soul and Motown, powered by an eight piece band with powerful vocals and a vibrant horn section. The performance honors songs made famous by Smokey Robinson, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops, Otis Redding, and James Brown, blending beloved hits with festive favorites for a spirited Christmas celebration in true Motown style. Tickets are on sale, with seating priced at $40 for Orchestra, $35 for Parterre, and $30 for Balcony.

Friday Night Live brings an interactive evening of improvisational theater to The Merc with PseudoRandomNoise, a Southern California troupe that invites the audience to help shape the show. Participants can suggest ideas, guide scenes, and may even step into roles on stage. Each performance draws from PRN’s rotating lineup of formats like VS!, Game Night!, ImproVACATIONS!, Sketchy!, and Rolling Thunder, so no two nights are alike. Tickets are $20 for a regular admission or $35 for the 2FOR35 special, which covers two tickets for the same performance. Discounts are available for seniors 65 and older and for military personnel with valid ID. Some material may include mature themes or language, so parental discretion is advised. Purchasing a ticket serves as acknowledgment and release for any recorded content captured during the show.

Wind Warriors offers coaching for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared for solo, linking skills learned in the tunnel to performance in the sky. Free coaching is provided by Perris load organizers, with support that carries from wind tunnel sessions to jumps, helping newer jumpers refine technique, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches in a structured environment at Skydive Perris. Optional food is available, with a breakfast sandwich and coffee or juice offered for an additional $10 plus tax. Tunnel time can be purchased in 10, 20, or 30 minute blocks priced at $135, $250, and $360, with per minute rates of $13.50, $12.50, and $12. Each session requires at least 10 minutes of flight time, which is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. Coaching covers belly and back flying. To schedule a session, call 951-940-4290.

The MMRF Team for Cures community comes together in Southern California for a walk at William Mason Park in Irvine, supporting the mission of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. This gathering unites participants to drive cutting edge research, speed progress toward better treatments, and support people living with multiple myeloma. Every step in this walk is dedicated to moving closer to a world without the disease.

Settle in for a 12-hour open crop dedicated to scrapbooking and crafting. This pared-down format keeps the focus on community, creativity, and simplicity. Attendance is limited to 15 participants, and the day rate is $40. Pre-register for six sessions to receive a seventh at no cost using code PREPAY6FOR7. The 2026 monthly studio schedule and themes are already set. Each attendee receives a personal workstation with a 5 foot table, a comfortable chair, dedicated lighting, power, Wi-Fi, and a personal waste bin. On-site amenities include a full size refrigerator with filtered water and ice, a coffee maker and Keurig, and a microwave, with complimentary coffee, cream, sweetener, and snacks. Bring lunch and dinner or pick up food nearby. Shared tools are available, including trimmers, border punches, a border maker system, a custom cutting system, a Cricut, die cut and embossing machines, self-healing mats, a cutting table, an iron and ironing board, a quilt design board, and scrapbooking supplies by CM.

At Diamond Valley Lake Marina in Hemet, CA, participants will follow a 2K route. Activities begin with registration, continue with an opening ceremony, and lead into the walk. Parking is $5, and only service dogs are allowed.

A festive barn sale features holiday decor, everyday accents, gift items, and more. The on-site coffee house offers pastries and drinks for purchase. Cash and credit cards are accepted. Access is via an unpaved road, so follow the signs.

At the Sheraton Park Hotel at the Anaheim Resort, the Golden Future Senior Expo offers a lively, information-filled day for older adults, caregivers, families, aging professionals, and the local community. Admission and parking are free. Expect more than 60 exhibitors, engaging educational seminars and workshops, and a dedicated social hub called Livin’ Life Lane that encourages connection. Activities include bingo, live entertainment, arts and crafts, complimentary makeovers, free haircuts and nail manicures, free health screenings, and guidance on financial and retirement planning. Attendees receive a Golden Future tote bag, and there are 20 or more chances to win door prizes, plus a special Golden Ticket promotion in which five bags include a ticket redeemable for a $100 gift card. The organizers have been producing events like this for over 15 years, with a focus on education, connection, and celebration for seniors and their communities.

Affordable, convenient pet care comes to Irvine with a no-appointment-needed clinic at the Irvine Animal Care Center. Services include $15 rabies vaccines, a range of dog and cat vaccinations including rabies, microchipping with lifetime registration, flea and tick prevention, and wellness exams. Walk-ups are welcome, and you do not need to be a resident of the city to attend. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. Payment is accepted in cash or by major credit cards, with a 3 percent card fee. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

Settle into a gentle, outdoor slow flow at the Birdwing Open Air Classroom in San Diego, surrounded by the natural beauty of the San Dieguito Lagoon. This mindful session is offered without music, inviting attention to breath and the sounds of nature nearby. Participation supports the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy and its work in conservation, restoration, education, and community engagement. Second Saturday classes are led by Anna Dubrovsky, a longtime yoga teacher and founder of Delve Wellness Collective. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and consider a towel or blanket for extra cushioning, as practice takes place on a dirt and rock surface. Registration is required.

The 8th Mentone CA International Film Festival is coming soon. Last year included a film from REV High School, and the winner was proud of the 'Orange Reel' that was presented when winners were announced. Showtimes will be announced soon.

Dancestation, in collaboration with Camp O.G., The Menasco’s and I-Candy Entertainment, presents a free, family-focused park gathering at Hunter Park in Riverside, California. The day centers on community and dance, paired with a canned and dry food drive, live media coverage, and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Music spans house, techno, drum and bass, electro and more on an upgraded sound and lighting setup provided by I-Candy Entertainment. The lineup features special guests Oscure of Camp O.G., Revilo of Groove Cruise, Control & Freak, Tattoo Pudge of Camp O.G., Wonderbread of Camp O.G., and Centreepeece of Camp O.G., along with Big Buds from Camp O.G. and House Party, Hyjinx of I-Candy Productions and House Party, Eric Menasco of The Menasco’s and The Body Electric, and Dancestation Family Picnic residents Pablo Luano and Abstract, with additional performers to be announced. On-site conveniences include food and treat options with Havee’s Tacos as a featured vendor, merchandise booths, giveaways, parking and restrooms. The park setting adds to the family vibe with two children’s playgrounds and basketball courts. For more than a decade, Dancestation has cultivated daytime dance experiences in the Inland Empire by showcasing talent from across Southern California and fostering connections through music, movement and positive energy. Admission is free.

Ramona Market transforms the historic Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre into a family friendly night market in the scenic foothills under the stars. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Once known as the Bertling Ranch Market, the rebranded gathering brings Hemet together each month with a mix of local culture, shopping, and entertainment. Explore artisan booths featuring handmade pieces and distinctive gifts, then sample a rotating selection of food trucks and pop ups serving both savory bites and sweet treats. Live music and performances set an upbeat soundtrack for dancing and community connection. The Sunset Bar serves craft cocktails, beer, and wine as the sun dips behind the canyon, rounding out an evening made for food lovers, shoppers, and families.

Sing your heart out at a community karaoke gathering in the Fellowship Hall at Faith Lutheran Church in Menifee. This family-friendly event is free and open to all ages. Pick your favorite songs and enjoy light snacks along with non-alcoholic beverages. Please note that the campus is alcohol and smoke free.

Enjoy a relaxed Sip n Paint in Hemet, creating a 12x14 canvas with all supplies provided. Snacks are provided, and it is BYOB. The cost is $25 per painter, and a reservation via Venmo is required.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to the Observatory Festival Grounds in the venue’s parking lot. Admission is general admission for all attendees, and the event is open to all ages. Ticket access includes several presale opportunities, with options noted for Artist, BIT, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmembers, along with a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment.

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.

DragonForce brings the Inhuman Rampage 20th Anniversary to House of Blues Anaheim with a general admission, standing only setup. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every guest. Ensiferum and Rhapsody of Fire are scheduled as support, and all acts are subject to change.

House of Blues Anaheim hosts a standing-room, general admission concert featuring Dengue Fever. The event welcomes all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Opening support will be announced, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes a public on-sale, presales for Citi cardmembers and Live Nation, and a preferred ticket option for Citi cardholders.

Speakeasy at the Merc features a performance by The Second Hand Jazz Band at The Merc in Temecula, California.

Geared to experienced hikers, this Cactus to Clouds challenge spans about 22 miles, beginning at sea level at Palm Springs Art Museum and climbing to Mt Jacinto. Water is available roughly 10 miles in, then the route continues another 6 miles to the summit for a well earned break. The descent follows 6 miles to the tram, then the tram takes you down. The drop off point is still more than 6 miles from the starting point, and the return to the museum is by Uber, so consider scheduling the ride before leaving the tram station. The event is planned with ample lead time for training and conditioning to complete the full route. Pack at least one headlamp with around 8 hours of battery life, bring over 4 liters of water for the first 10 miles which are the toughest, include electrolytes along with snacks and a meal, and dress in layers for colder conditions higher on the mountain and at the summit. This outing also celebrates Veronica Laura reaching her 50th C2C summit.

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.

Southwest Women's Chorus marks its 25th anniversary with a concert at Old Town Temecula Community Theater in Temecula. This milestone performance celebrates the ensemble’s quarter century of making music together.

At the Grove of Anaheim in Anaheim, Matt Fraser presents a 90 minute live mediumship experience. The New York Times bestselling author, billed as America’s top psychic medium, delivers messages from the spirit world in real time and moves through the audience to offer readings. He shares specific names, memories, dates and details that loved ones would recognize, creating moments of comfort and healing along with laughter and tears. Whether a message reaches you directly or you witness someone else’s reading, many find that what comes through resonates personally. Every seat offers a close connection to the experience, and each event unfolds differently, shaped by the audience in the room. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Enjoy fellowship and a meal at Faith, with all food provided. Everyone is welcome.

GWAR takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for an all-ages, standing-room-only show. Nailed Shut, Mac Sabbath, and Midnight are slated to open, and the lineup is subject to change. Every attendee, no matter their age, must have a ticket to enter. Tickets are available through a public onsale, along with artist, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation presales, plus Citi cardmember preferred options.

Black Friday shopping kicks off with an in-store launch event offering early access to new product releases, exclusive discounts, limited edition products, and doorbuster deals. The focus is on fresh releases and special savings that make for a memorable shopping experience.

This Thanksgiving luncheon, hosted by Family Services Association, offers seniors a classic holiday meal, friendly conversation, and lighthearted games in a warm community setting. It highlights gratitude, connection, and a feast served with care and festive cheer. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Open to attendees of every age, this show welcomes fans for an evening where the schedule and any supporting acts may be adjusted. Ticket access includes several presale options such as an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember opportunities, followed by a general public sale.

Of Mice and Men performs a high energy rock concert at The Observatory Orange County. Experience the band live on stage.

A vibrant evening of Brazilian and Latin jazz centers on a live concert created and performed by Leopold Nunan, honoring the enduring legacy of Latin American music and the artists who shaped generations across Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, and beyond. Backed by an accomplished band, the performance blends expressive vocals, storytelling, theatrical flair, and danceable rhythms to reimagine classics with a personal touch rooted in Latin traditions. The program salutes figures such as Antônio Carlos Jobim and Sérgio Mendes with bossa nova influences, celebrates the voices of Mercedes Sosa and Violeta Parra, channels the salsa spirit of Celia Cruz, and nods to the romantic style associated with Luis Miguel. It unfolds as a tribute to identity, memory, love, joy, and the freedom to express oneself, presented with a touch of classic Hollywood sparkle, tropical elegance, Latin warmth, and bold energy. Regular admission is $25.

This two-day Leading Movement Course at Skydive Elsinore is designed for flyers who want to build a solid foundation in leading tracking and angle skydives. Participants will explore the responsibilities of a leader, learn how to account for drop zone operations and weather, plan and design flight paths, make smart in-air decisions, and run effective briefings and debriefs. Expect personalized feedback along with time to ask questions, work through scenarios, and dive deep into techniques and best practices. The format blends classroom sessions with skydives. Each participant will plan, brief, lead, and debrief at least one jump, and will join other jumps as a follower. Weather permitting, the schedule targets about three to four jumps per day. Groups are capped at five participants plus a coach to keep instruction focused. Minimum requirements include at least 300 skydives, the ability to confidently track on the belly within six feet of the leader, the skills to fly safely in a group of six, and basic understanding of jump run, checking daily wind forecasts, and freefall drift. Registration is $450 for the two days and does not include jump tickets. Registration is nonrefundable unless a suitable replacement is found, with a 100 dollar administrative fee deducted. Participants must be prepared to commit to up to four jumps per day and to complete or pay for all jumps their group makes. Applicants who are accepted will receive payment instructions by email.

A.K. Smiley Public Library’s Southern California in Film series celebrates the region’s on-screen heritage by presenting movies that spotlight local landscapes and history. Launched in 2019, it brings together timeless comedies and notable works from Hollywood’s Golden Age through recent decades, each rooted in Southern California. Highlights include The Karate Kid (1984, PG), Devil in a Blue Dress (1995, R), The Naked Gun (1988, PG-13), The Player (1992, R), We Bought the Zoo (2011, PG), The Graduate (1967, PG), The Ring (1952, not rated), Poltergeist (1982, PG), Blade Runner (1982, R), and A Star is Born (1954, not rated). Screenings are free and open to the public thanks to donors to Smiley Library. Some titles may not be suitable for all audiences, and the schedule may change.

Explore the Turtle Rock area on a guided outing that welcomes newcomers. Depending on the number of leaders and participants, the group may split into easy and moderate options. Experienced leaders who have spent decades on these trails will shape routes that could circle French Hill, follow the Shady Canyon Trail, or continue toward Bommer Canyon to keep things varied. Bring water and wear light hiking boots. Meet at Turtle Rock Community Park and use the parking lot off Turtle Rock Drive; leaders will be in that lot rather than by the tennis courts. Please, no dogs.

Count Me In: Dance for Fun is an adaptive social dance in Hemet at Hemet United Methodist Church, created for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who benefit from structured recreation. The gathering offers a comfortable, welcoming setting to enjoy music, themed celebrations, and time with peers who share similar experiences. It is part of a broader adaptive sports and recreation effort that fosters social connection, confidence building, and joyful engagement with the community. Complimentary meals and refreshments are available while supplies last. This program is intended for individuals who require adaptive recreation and social support related to intellectual or developmental disabilities. Throughout the year, the series features rotating themes such as Winter Wonderland, Disco, Mardi Gras, a 50s sock hop, Pirates of the Caribbean, summertime fun, Red, White and Blue, Superhero, the Wild West, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and an Elf-inspired Christmas celebration. Community backing comes from partners including the San Jacinto Lions Club, Central County United Way, Count Me In Adaptive Sports and Recreation, The Hemet Beat, and Joseph Mekael Page Ministries.

Son & Reynolds perform live at Julie's Dream Winery in Temecula, CA.

Four powerhouse tribute acts share one stage for a marathon of hard rock anthems, performed in consecutive sets that celebrate AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, Motley Crue, and Aerosmith. Dirty Deeds fires up AC/DC favorites like Back in Black, Highway to Hell, You Shook Me All Night Long, TNT, and Thunderstruck. Lies and Roses delivers Guns N' Roses staples including Sweet Child O' Mine, Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City, and November Rain. Hollywood Crue cranks up Girls Girls Girls, Kickstart My Heart, Dr. Feelgood, and Home Sweet Home. Aerosmythe closes with Walk This Way, Dream On, Sweet Emotion, and Dude (Looks Like a Lady). Make a night of it at Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre. Arrive early to relax in the courtyard, pick up a craft cocktail or a cold beer from the full bar, and choose from on-site food vendors while the sun paints the surrounding mountains. When the wooden amphitheatre doors open, step into a natural stone setting that has welcomed audiences since 1923 and settle in for an evening built for volume. Helpful details: parking is available in paved lots for $5 per vehicle, with accessible parking offered in limited spaces near the main entrance. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and no outside alcohol or glass containers. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but professional photography gear is not permitted. The show goes on rain or shine, and the canyon can cool after sunset, so bring a layer. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are non-refundable and fully transferable, and venue-canceled events receive full refunds. This is a tribute concert performed by tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

A second annual gala and awards evening will shine a spotlight on remarkable individuals and organizations making an impact. Nominations are open across a wide range of fields, including music, film, community heroes, businesses, non-profits, and more. The focus is on recognizing outstanding achievements and celebrating excellence across industries.

All ages are welcome at this event. Please note that supporting acts and other details may change. Ticket access includes artist and Live Nation presales, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

A Cabbello ushers in a new season on a new stage at Revolution Stage Company with a sun-soaked tribute to the Southern California sound from the 1960s through the 1980s. The program spotlights hit songs recorded in Southern California, capturing rich harmonies, heartfelt spirit, easygoing grooves, and a hint of humor. Selections include favorites such as "Ventura Highway," "Sailing," "Desperado," and "Good Vibrations," evoking canyon drives, summer breezes, late-night singalongs, and memories shared across generations. Whether revisiting beloved tracks or discovering them for the first time, it is an evening to savor... because "We May Never Pass This Way Again."

RockStallion takes the stage at The Vibe Live Music Venue in Old Town Temecula with a set rooted in classic rock.

Elmo and the Sesame Street friends bring a brand new Sesame Street Live show to the stage filled with singing, dancing, and interactive fun. Families can clap along to familiar favorites such as "Sunny Days," "Elmo's Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day" while sharing laughs, learning together, and making memories that last. This event welcomes all ages. Children younger than 2 may attend without a ticket when seated on a parent's lap, and everyone else will need a ticket. Special effects used during the performance include flashing lights, haze fog, and confetti.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing room only performance. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every attendee, regardless of age. Support will be provided by Big Wreck and Tim Montana, and the lineup may change. Ticket options include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

This is a general admission, standing-room-only concert that welcomes all ages. Every attendee, regardless of age, must have a ticket for entry. Kid Sistr and Worry Club are slated to perform in support, and the lineup may change. Tickets will be available through an artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

The Gravity Guild will perform live at Lake Alice in Riverside, California.

Freshly prepared Thanksgiving meals are delivered to seniors who are homebound, bringing the holiday spirit to their homes with help from caring volunteers. The aim is to ensure older adults feel remembered and supported, creating moments of connection, comfort, and gratitude for those who might otherwise spend the day alone. This family-friendly effort welcomes all ages to share in the spirit of the season. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

A Killer's Confession takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for a standing room only general admission show. The event welcomes all ages, and a ticket is required for every attendee, including children. Additional performers will be announced, and the lineup may change.

The Dickies perform at The Observatory Orange County, and the show welcomes all ages.

At Yorba Regional Park in Anaheim, CA, this Turkey Trot features 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances for a wide range of participants. Expect a scenic course, complimentary event photos, official results that will be posted, and participant gift bags. The experience is family friendly and welcomes walkers as well as runners. Group discounts are available.

Street Racers International’s Nitro Garage division hosts the second annual toy drive in support of children in foster care. The nonprofit Mavix Community outreach program, led by Kelly, works with these children and their families to bring a little more joy. With support from the car community, last year’s effort delivered more than 1,000 toys, and organizers hope to surpass that total this year. Contributions are welcomed for boys and girls from newborn through age 17. For donors who are not local, a shipping address can be arranged.

Wind Warriors at Perris Indoor Skydiving offers a guided path from wind tunnel skills to skydives for newly licensed jumpers and students cleared for solo. Complimentary coaching from Perris organizers helps participants refine technique, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches within the Skydive Perris community. Coaching spans both tunnel and sky. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional $10 plus tax. Sessions are available at $135 for 10 minutes, $250 for 20 minutes, or $360 for 30 minutes. Each session requires a minimum of 10 minutes, purchased time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions, and it must be used within 60 days of purchase. Activities focus on belly and back flying. To schedule a session, call 951-940-4290.

Presented by Innova Champion Discs, this annual memorial at Yucaipa Disc Golf Course honors cherished members of the disc golf community, including William “Billy Goat” Delaney of Yucaipa, Bert Cotton from the Low Desert, Keith Gregori from the Low Desert, David Anaya from the High Desert, Greg “Cheeky” Arimura of San Diego, Killian from Big Bear, Fossil from Prado, Greg Hanlon of Ford Park, Brad “Lumpy” of Huntington Beach, Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles, Donald D’Angelo of Big Bear, Robert Hadley “RoHad” of Sylmar, Matt Neal of Bandimere Park in Ann Arbor, Harlan Medina of Martha McLean DGC, and Mr. Black of Murrieta DGC. The competition features two rounds in one day and is a PDGA sanctioned C-Tier with a 95 player pro and amateur field. This is a trophy only event, and divisions require at least two players to award a trophy. Amateur entrants receive a player pack that includes a premium Innova disc, a custom pin, a custom sticker, a YDGC mini, and a custom Billy Goat hat. Pro divisions pay out 85 percent or more of net entry fees. Players who register by the stated deadline receive a custom tournament tee, while later registrations receive a generic item of equal value. Sponsorship tee signs are available for $25 to support the event. As part of the SoCal Series, members receive a $5 discount and points earned apply to the series. Pass-through fees per player include a $10 greens fee based on a full field of 95 players and subject to change, a $2 PDGA fee, a $2 SoCal Series fee, and a tournament director fee up to $2. Park entry is $10 per vehicle or $3 for walk-ins, with San Bernardino County Pass holders excluded.

Major Dudes pays tribute to the music of Steely Dan with an extended set that runs over three hours. The performance includes complete renditions of Aja and The Royal Scam, delivered by a lineup of accomplished musicians and vocalists. Presented at The Vibe, this general admission event is limited to guests 21 and over. Outside food, beverages and containers are not permitted, and a limited selection of charcuterie and snack cups will be available for purchase. Returning by popular demand, the show frequently sells out.

Experience the music of Hey Arnold performed live at The Observatory Orange County, featuring Jim Lang with the PS 118 AllStars and a special guest appearance by Craig Bartlett. This is an all ages show. Supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi Cardmember preferred options, along with a public onsale.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a standing room only, general admission concert. This is an all-ages event, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Trey Pendley is scheduled to open, and the lineup is subject to change. Tickets include several presale options, such as artist, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Hosted by the Fellowship Committee of Faith Lutheran Church, this bingo gathering takes place in the Fellowship Hall and offers games, snacks, and time to connect with others. Admission is free. The event is open to everyone, and guests are welcome.