Events in Huntington Beach today

A weekly soft tip darts tournament uses a handicapped format so players of different levels can compete on even footing. The entry fee is $100, and participants must have a Phoenix account to take part.

Disney's Beauty and the Beast comes to Segerstrom Center for the Arts, returning to North American touring stages for the first time in more than 25 years. The classic story is presented with sweeping romance and a grand sense of scale, energized by striking new sets and glittering costumes that bring the production to life in a new way. This refreshed staging honors what audiences love while unveiling a vivid new look.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Huntington Beach presents a free bingo night with two sessions of play. Participants can compete for prizes and enjoy dinner and pie.

The City of Westminster hosts the 5th annual Fall Festival at the Westminster Civic Center, a weekend celebration filled with carnival rides, live performances, and plenty of food. Admission is free. Organizers anticipate more than 12,000 attendees over the course of the event. Applications for sponsorship, entertainment, and vendor participation are available. Discounted ride tickets and additional promotions will be announced.

Runners of all speeds are welcome, from fast to leisurely and everything in between. The route covers three miles, followed by light refreshments and a chance to stretch after the run.

Bike Night by DROC and Ducati Newport Beach brings together riders and fans for an evening focused on Ducati community and culture. Open to owners of every model, from Panigale to Monster to Multistrada, it offers time to connect with enthusiasts from Orange County and beyond and share a passion for these Italian bikes. Attendance is free, and the ticket option functions as an RSVP to help estimate turnout. Wearing DROC or Ducati apparel is encouraged. Hosted at Ducati Newport Beach.

Geeks Who Drink hosts patio trivia at Deli Nerds, welcoming teams and solo players to test their knowledge for prizes and lasting bragging rights. Players can enjoy sliders, made-from-scratch bites, and chilled drinks while they compete. Participation is free, there is no cover, and parking is plentiful.

Sharpen bachata skills in an open level ladies styling class in Orange County. Participants focus on precise footwork, fluid body movement, and expressive styling, along with additional techniques. The class is held at Beach Cities Dance Studio.

A partnerwork dance class in the sensual bachata style takes place at Beach Cities Dance Studio. It is part of a weekly Orange County series held on Thursday evenings.

The JBK Band brings live music to the beach. All ages can attend, and pets are welcome.

RockStallion brings classic rock to Marni's in Seal Beach. The focus is on familiar anthems and guitar driven grooves for fans of the genre.

This show features Three Bad Jacks and Wrecking Katz. Tickets are available.

At the Huntington Beach Pier, Wodapalooza brings a slate of functional fitness challenges to a scenic oceanfront setting. Competitors move through quick heats that blend strength and endurance, while spur-of-the-moment problem solving keeps outcomes uncertain. The pier and shoreline frame the action for a dynamic competition.

Gather at Crowne Plaza Costa Mesa Orange County for a complimentary, one-day Realty411 summit focused on the latest news, trends, and strategies in real estate investing. Hear timely insight from seasoned educators and active investors from California and beyond, and connect with companies and peers who share a passion for building wealth through property. The program is designed for real estate investors, agents and brokers, private lenders, entrepreneurs, property managers, wealth builders, and business owners seeking practical guidance on top markets, success strategies, and insider tips. Admission is free, and self parking is free on site with overflow options available nearby. The newest issue of Realty411 magazine will be available, along with prior editions. Early arrival can help with seating and networking.

Vintage Vinyl sets the tone for a Crazy for the 80s Beach Brunch at SeaLegs in Huntington Beach, guiding a nostalgic journey through 80s favorites with a few 70s tracks that influenced 80s rock or carried into the next decade through radio, soundtracks, and MTV. Guests can sip champagne, feel the ocean breeze, and relax into the seaside vibe. Brunch specials and mimosas are available, and the atmosphere is both family friendly and pet friendly.

Attendees can take a new Harley Davidson for a test ride and receive a complimentary select Harley T-shirt to mark the experience. Knowledgeable staff will be available to share riding tips, answer questions, and help match riders with a bike that fits their style. Special discounts on pre-owned motorcycles and licensed Harley gear will be offered to event participants. This is a free event, and an RSVP is requested to reserve a spot. Full details are available from the dealer.

Artists and Makers UUnite brings together painters, quilters, sketchers, crafters and other creatives in the OCUUC community room for a welcoming, work-in-progress meetup. Participants focus on individual or collaborative projects and share news about workshops, exhibitions, materials and techniques. The group also contributes to community care by crafting original-art greeting cards for the OCUUC caring committee and has created bracelets that show support for the Ukrainian community. Beyond the meetup, members help curate rotating art displays in the administration building lobby, highlighting work by OCUUC members and friends. A solo exhibition features acrylic paintings by Elizabeth Kilchoer, and another showcase will be presented in conjunction with the Wild & Scenic Film Festival.

The Morgan Wallen Experience takes the stage at SeaSalt Honky Tonk. The event welcomes all ages and is pet friendly. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Experience Brazilian Zouk in a welcoming, community-centered setting focused on connection and music. The gathering starts with an open level class taught by Marissa Rivera, inviting dancers of any background and not requiring a partner. After the lesson, the social keeps the floor moving with sets from DJ Amastrus, DJ Viktor, and a special guest. A birthday rodas and a performance are planned as part of the celebration. Community snacks are encouraged, and light refreshments will be provided. Pre-sale tickets are $30, and admission at the door is $35. A carpool discount is available for participants traveling from San Diego.

Kobe Steak House & Lounge presents a night where continuous Funk, R&B, and New Jack Swing meet the restaurant's signature cuisine. Music and flavor come together in one spot for a lively evening.

Wodapalooza brings a high-energy fitness competition to Huntington Beach Pier, turning a classic Southern California waterfront into an arena of quick-fire heats and a wide range of strength and endurance tests. Competitors pivot on the spot as workouts evolve, creating constant variety with the ocean and pier as the scenic backdrop. It is an outdoor showcase where advanced training gets pushed to the limit beside the water.

At the California Bridal & Wedding Expo at the OC Fair & Event Center, attendees can connect with handpicked wedding experts who share guidance for celebrations of every style, from elegant black-tie events to relaxed barefoot ceremonies on the beach. Explore ideas and expert insights that support planning a day filled with lasting memories.

Get moving with a 70 minute, high energy Zumba cardio class led by Vicky and a welcoming fitness community. Expect upbeat music, continuous dance routines and a feel good mix of sweat, smiles and recharge. After the workout, an optional 10 to 15 minute wind down offers simple games or a relaxed snack hangout. Complimentary snacks, fruit and drinks are provided by Vicky and supportive students. The class takes place behind a school building, featuring a stage, shaded areas and plenty of privacy. Tables and chairs are available for resting or socializing, and free parking is offered in a private lot. There is no on site restroom, and the nearest option is at the Sizzler across the street. To maintain a comfortable environment, full session recording is not permitted. Short clips of a few minutes for social media are allowed. Donations support class expenses and instructors. The suggested contribution is 12 dollars or more, with a 10 dollar or more suggestion for seniors 65 and up and for first timers. Early donations may receive a 2 dollar discount. Payment options include Meta Pay through Messenger, Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay and cash for first time attendees before class. Bring water, a towel, hand sanitizer, a hat, sunscreen and anything else you need for yourself.

Enjoy live music by The Elote Boys at HB House. All ages are welcome, and the venue is pet friendly. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

At Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Attacca Quartet launches the season with a program that creates a vivid conversation between Beethoven and composers shaped by his legacy. Known for a crystalline sound, propulsive rhythm, and adventurous programming, the ensemble sets Beethoven’s Op. 131 alongside works by Caroline Shaw, Paul Wiancko, and Radiohead, tracing connections that span centuries of musical thought. Beethoven’s late quartet, prized for its seamless architecture and deep introspection, is considered one of chamber music’s great achievements. Heard in the company of today’s most imaginative voices, it emerges not as a relic, but as something vital and of the moment. The result is an opening statement that honors Beethoven as both a starting point and a living influence.