Family events in Hesperia, CA

Celebrate Taco Tuesday with a spooky twist at the Monsters Taco Bash, a family-friendly fundraiser at Miguel's Baja Grill. Enjoy tasty food, a lively atmosphere, raffles, and a costume contest where creative outfits can win prizes. Bring a bag of individually wrapped candy to receive six complimentary raffle tickets for the opportunity drawing. A portion of food sales will be donated by Miguel's Baja Grill to support Hope House Empowerment Center’s community programs. Proceeds benefit Adopt-a-Family for Christmas, which assists families in domestic violence shelters and programs, as well as the annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk. Businesses can contribute raffle baskets for the opportunity drawing. For event information, contact Sylvia Romo at 760-442-0649.

CCRC presents a 13-week Nurturing Fathers series in Victorville that brings dads and father figures together for meaningful conversation, connection, and practical skills. Built on the Nurturing Fathers Program, an evidence-based curriculum, the sessions explore positive parenting, emotional insight, and responsible fatherhood to strengthen family bonds and support children’s well-being. Each weekly meeting offers opportunities to reflect on the role of fatherhood, share experiences with peers, and take home strategies that encourage caring, consistent parenting. Dinner is included.

Enjoy a lively karaoke session hosted by DJ Pete. Families are welcome, with a friendly atmosphere for singing favorite tunes and cheering on fellow performers.

A pet adoption event with Apple Valley Animal Services will be at KAHOOTS Hesperia, offering a warm opportunity to meet animals and share a few cuddles. It is open to those exploring adoption as well as anyone who simply wants to visit.

French Bulldog owners and their pups gather at Apple Valley Civic Center Park for a community meet-up focused on connection and time together. As the group grows, safety is emphasized to ensure a positive experience for every dog and person. If a dog shows aggression or significant stress, owners may be asked to take a break and head out for the day to help keep everyone safe. The atmosphere aims to be welcoming, fun, and safe for all Frenchies and their families.