Events in Irvine today

Spartan DEKA and IMPACT-X Performance Huntington Beach present a new fitness challenge that blends testing, gamified effort, and a celebration of progress. DEKA MILE features 10 functional training zones with a 160 meter run before each one, totaling one mile of running. Participants can earn a DEKA MILE mark and use it as a step toward DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

The Pacific Motor and Spirits Festival brings together a wide range of automobiles with food and cocktails. Displays include vintage vehicles, modified builds, early muscle, exotics, and motorcycles. Space for participating vehicles is limited.

Enjoy a free Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by Instructor Teo Reyes. Move to high energy Latin music with easy to follow choreography designed to help burn calories, tone and strengthen the body, improve cardiovascular endurance, reduce stress, and boost your mood. The environment is welcoming to all ages and fitness levels, and no prior experience is needed. Teo Reyes is an experienced, high energy instructor with years of teaching in the local community. First time students can attend at no cost. The complimentary offer is limited to one class per person for new attendees, and space is limited.

Ava Motherwell is bringing a special trunk show to the shop with a curated mix of vintage and vintage-inspired beads and components. Attendees can purchase directly from her selection sourced from Germany and Italy, featuring Italian polyresin, carved and German resins, vintage lucite and glass, neon hues, and nature-inspired shapes like leaves and flowers. Look for marbled and matte finishes, dangles and hoops, faceted details, moonglow accents, novelty and laser cut pieces, and mid century modern styles in sizes from about 4 mm up to 60 mm, all in a wide range of colors. Admission is free and the event welcomes both the general public and buyers in the trade. Wholesale rates are offered. For questions, text 530-265-2725.

ATOMIC Ballroom hosts a beginner-friendly Kizomba bootcamp with Rome that focuses on getting newcomers moving quickly and comfortably. The curriculum highlights smooth fundamentals such as posture, timing, connection, and the signature walking feel, along with clear lead and follow techniques. Participants practice walking and weight transfers, learn simple patterns that work on the social floor, and wrap up with preparation for social dancing so stepping into Kizomba 1 feels natural. No prior dance background is required, no partner is necessary, and secure shoes that stay on your feet are recommended. Pricing options include a $20 presale, $25 at the door, free for VIP, or two class credits. ATOMIC Ballroom also offers a separate new-student special of 10 group classes for $99, more than 50 percent off, to explore Ballroom, Swing, Salsa, or Argentine Tango with experienced instructors.

Experience a live Keith Urban tribute as Urban Skies performs at Honky Tonk. All ages are welcome and the venue is pet friendly. For reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Fan Halen brings a seaside set of classic rock to SeaLegs on the Beach, channeling Van Halen with lively energy, signature guitar work, and the era-defining hits from the band’s catalog. This tribute performance captures the spirit and sound of the originals in a relaxed coastal setting.

Vinyl Days returns to The Hanger at the Orange County Fair with a refreshed lineup and brand new songs. This appearance brings updated material to the fair, offering a fresh performance from the act in a familiar venue.

The Jeffrey Craig Project performs live on the Plaza Stage at the OC Fair at the Orange County Fairgrounds. This set is part of the fair's entertainment lineup.

The Afghan American Business Excellence Gala 2026 brings together entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders, and standout companies for an elegant evening at Hilton Irvine Orange County Airport. Expect a red carpet welcome, a curated fashion show, meaningful opportunities to build connections, and tributes that spotlight achievement. The program features motivating speakers and live entertainment, all in celebration of success, unity, and the future of Afghan American businesses.

Woodbridge Community Park turns into an open air stage for the Irvine Summer in the City concert series, bringing a mix of sounds that span tribute favorites, chart hits, and a symphonic evening. Admission is free with no tickets or pre-registration required. Guests can bring picnic-style food or pick up snacks from local food trucks, then get comfortable with low back chairs and blankets. Seating is first come, first served, and dressing in layers is recommended. Overflow parking is available at Woodbridge High School and at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

KNAC tribute night returns to Stages in Santa Ana with a lineup of tribute acts. FAIR WARNING, a Van Halen tribute, teams up again with WHOLE LOTTA ROSIES, along with sets from OZZY BLOODY OZZY, HOODOO MANIACS, LA CULT, DREAM WARRIORS, HOLLYWOOD SLEAZE, and DARK THOR. This edition marks the first KNAC night in Orange County in decades, and an Attitude Check is part of the plan. The new KNAC night keeps the classic KNAC feel with multiple tributes sharing the stage.

The bill features Rebelution, Skip Marley, and Niko Rubio at Pacific Amphitheatre. Each ticket also includes same-day entry to the 2026 OC Fair.

At Hangar 24 Orange County, a 90s rock showcase pairs a live string section with multi sensory video. The performance delivers new arrangements of familiar anthems from the decade, including music by Nirvana, blending orchestral depth with the energy of 90s rock for an immersive concert experience.

Part of the City of Anaheim Summer Concert Series, this free, all-ages performance features RED HOT TRIBUTE at Pearson Park Amphitheatre.

Join stand-up comedian Donnell Rawlings for an evening of comedy at Irvine Improv. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). This event is 21 and over, and no cell phone use, photography, or video recording is allowed during performances.

This all ages event takes place at The Hanger at the OC Fair, with tickets ranging from $27.50 to $37.50.

The Damsels of Destruction Demolition Derby takes place in the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair. A Demolition Derby ticket also includes same-day access to the 2026 OC Fair, making it easy to enjoy the derby and the fair in a single visit.

Dog N Butterfly honors Heart with a high-energy performance that channels the band’s signature spirit and sound. Favorites like Barracuda, Magic Man, Crazy on You, and Alone are brought to life with standout vocals, skilled musicianship, and commanding stagecraft. A full stage production shaped by genuine affection for the music creates a classic rock experience that is both nostalgic and vibrantly in the moment.

This is a showcase of classic rock that celebrates big riffs, catchy choruses, and nostalgic energy.

Experience the OC Fair in a unique way with family-friendly fun runs held before the gates open to the public. Choose between a 5K or a 1.1 mile distance and make your way through the fair at your own pace, whether you prefer to run, walk, or even skip.

OC Animal Care hosts an affordable pet vaccine event with easy, walk-up access. Appointments are not necessary. Please leash dogs and use carriers for cats to ensure a smooth visit. Pricing details for canine and feline services are available online. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

At Petco, meet adoptable dogs looking for loving homes and discover a new companion. Walk-ins are welcome, and you can also schedule an appointment to meet a specific dog so they are reserved and available to meet at the event. Each dog comes with health records and has received vaccinations, de-worming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are partially tax-deductible donations that help a charity care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

The OCUUC Writing Group meets monthly in the Victoria Room with a Zoom option available. Writers at any stage are welcome to participate. Each meeting lasts about an hour and focuses on reading and offering feedback on four pieces submitted in advance by members. If you plan to attend or have questions, contact Mifanwy to receive the materials that will be discussed.

Musical theatre fans, former choir members, and a cappella enthusiasts come together at ATOMIC Ballroom for an easygoing pop-up choir led by Jessica Wilbert. Open to teens and adults, this one-afternoon workshop focuses on two-part harmony and welcomes all experience levels, provided participants can match pitch. Singers learn a medley from the Broadway hit Hamilton, rehearse parts, refine harmonies, and wrap up by filming a keepsake performance video. To support preparation, participants receive sheet music and a vocal practice track in advance. There are no auditions and the atmosphere is low pressure. Assisted by Chris Fore and Brigitte Bellavoine. Pricing options include $40 pre-sale or $45 at the door, 4 class credits, and VIP Membership at 50% off. Atomic Campus Access Members and teens are $15 pre-sale or $20 at the door.

Redneck Rodeo takes the stage at SeaSalt Honky Tonk with Lola Kristine opening. The show is open to all ages and is pet friendly. VIP seating can be reserved by email.

The Anaheim Really Really Free Market is a community exchange where everything is shared freely. There is no money, bartering, or trading. Bring items that are clean, useful, and safe, and set them out on your own blanket or tarp. You can share things like craft materials, books, toys, clothing and shoes, plants, housewares, small furniture, electronics, and nonperishable foods. Please give people space to finish setting up before you pick anything up, and take home anything that is not claimed so the area stays clean. Items found here should not be resold. Free services and skill sharing are welcome too, whether that is haircuts, nail care, mending, basic repairs, crochet, teaching a game, or yoga. To offer a free service or lesson, contact @rrfm_anaheim. A Food and Essentials Drive takes place alongside the exchange. Give what you can and take what you need, with particular needs including diapers size 3 and up, wipes, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. The gathering is planned with accessibility in mind. Features include accessible restrooms, mostly level ground with no steps, dedicated parking spaces, a wheelchair ramp, and wide doorways and walkways.

Experience a tribute to the music of Jimmy Buffett at The Hangar at the OC Fair. Tickets include same-day entry to the OC Fair.

Winter Hymns arrives in Orange County with a Q&A featuring writer and director Nathan Deming. The film follows a palliative care physician in the Midwest as she meets with people at the end of life and the families supporting them. Tickets will be available through the Frida Cinema website.

Pet World at Anaheim Marketplace hosts an affordable pet vaccine clinic provided by a mobile team. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and more at budget-friendly prices. No appointment is needed. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. The clinic is located to the right of the main entrance.

GCW brings a live wrestling showcase to the Orangeville Curling Club, highlighted by a charity event built around a two ring steel cage and featuring talent from across Ontario. General admission is $25 for kids 12 and under and $30 for adults. Reserved front row seating is $40 and available online only. VIP options can be added to either general admission or front row and include a GCW gift bag with two GCW pins, a program book, and other extras for an additional $25. Guests are encouraged to support the local food bank by bringing non perishable items and will receive one raffle ticket per item, up to a maximum of ten, with prizes to be won. Please check expiry dates. Items in high demand include kids school snacks, juice in boxes or larger containers, canned vegetables and fruit, canned pasta, cereal, toothpaste and soap, pet food, and diapers and other baby supplies. During intermission, fans can meet their favorite wrestlers, pick up a limited edition GCW program for autographs, browse a wide selection of lucha masks, and shop official GCW merchandise such as T shirts and hats. Presented by a long running Ontario promotion active since 2004.

Experience Jewish culture through food, music, and art at the 20th annual Chabad Jewish Summer Fest. The evening features lively Jewish music, interactive crafts, rides for kids, games, and face painting, plus a kosher barbecue with hot dogs, burgers, falafel, and more available for purchase. The concert is free, while rides and a craft badge are offered with an $18 donation. The festival welcomes everyone, regardless of background or faith, with an emphasis on giving children and their families a joyful, positive connection to Jewish life. Weather permitting. Organized by Chabad at the Shore, which supports Jewish continuity through educational and social programs.

Rebelution, Skip Marley, and Niko Rubio take the stage at Pacific Amphitheatre for a show featuring all three artists. Each ticket also includes same-day admission to the OC Fair.

Part of the Newport Beach Concerts on the Green series presented by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, this concert features Pacific Symphony on the Civic Center Green at the Newport Beach Civic Center. Attendees can bring low chairs or blankets and enjoy their own picnic or purchase food from food trucks. Admission and parking are free on a first come, first served basis, and alcohol is not permitted. The series also presents concerts at Marina Park Community Center.

Donnell Rawlings brings stand-up comedy to Irvine Improv for an evening show for guests 21 and over. Doors open at 4:30 PM, with performances beginning at the scheduled time. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). Cell phone use, photography, and video recording during performances are not permitted, and all sales are final. There is also a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom for all guests.

Downtown Disney sets the stage for RemiX, delivering an upbeat blend of funk, R&B, and feel good classics that creates a lively soundtrack for a memorable night with family and friends. Expect plenty of clapping and dancing as the audience becomes part of the RemiX experience.

Catch a Wave takes the stage at The Hangar at the OC Fair. Each concert ticket includes same-day entry to the OC Fair.

HB House presents music by The Elote Boys. All ages are welcome, and pets are allowed. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Dive into Minecraft and learn the craft of world building, progressing from simple builds to ambitious creations. Guided activities cover everything from cozy homes to towering castles and lively cityscapes. Each day features group projects, creative challenges, and hands-on workshops that strengthen design skills, problem solving, and collaboration. Campers experiment in Creative Mode and explore Redstone to add mechanisms and interactivity to their designs. Designed for ages 7 to 15, the program includes early drop off and late pick up, offering a convenient and inspiring space to turn ideas into immersive digital worlds.

Young creators in grades 3 through 8 build real skills in art, storytelling, and design through fine art, digital practice, and hands-on projects. Participants dive into color, light, and texture as they practice hatching, shading, and color theory, and learn to render a variety of materials. Work includes studies of still lifes and animal portraits while exploring how light, form, and negative space shape subjects such as drapery, vases, and the human figure. Traditional media are combined with digital tools like Procreate to help students gain confidence in capturing realistic textures and rich, expressive color.

Coach Juan hosts summer tennis camps for children ages 5 to 14 at University Community Park in Irvine. The weekly rate is $240, and an all day option that includes chess is available.

A high-energy Zumba session in Santa Ana, Orange County, California is led by instructor Teo Reyes. Participants can expect lively Latin music and easy-to-follow dance moves designed to elevate mood, build endurance, and work the whole body. The class welcomes all ages and fitness levels with no prior experience needed. New attendees can take their first class for free, with the offer limited to first-time students. Teo is a seasoned local instructor known for an upbeat atmosphere and results-focused sessions. Space may be limited.

A weeklong Mad Science camp at Harbour View Park gives young chemists ages 5 to 12 the chance to dive into Crazy Chemworks through hands-on experiments. Participants explore fizzy reactions, test acids and bases, make slime, and grow crystals. The week concludes with each child taking home a personal chemistry set.

Celebrate the season by welcoming hummingbirds into your garden. Watch vibrant hummingbirds visit a large display garden, and explore a wide array of water-wise, brightly colored, nectar rich flowers, native plants, and distinctive feeders that help support these remarkable pollinators. Find practical tips to attract, appreciate, and help conserve hummingbirds at home. During Hummingbird Summer, purchases can be rounded up to benefit the Sea & Sage Orange County Chapter of the National Audubon Society, with Roger’s Gardens matching those round-up donations. Sea & Sage Audubon advances the protection of birds, other wildlife, and their habitats through education, community science, research, and advocacy, and collective contributions help strengthen local ecosystems.

Enjoy a free Zumba session in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by Instructor Teo Reyes. Teo brings years of experience teaching Zumba in Santa Ana and across the wider Orange County community, creating a motivating environment where everyone feels supported. Expect upbeat Latin music and easy to follow dance moves in a class that welcomes all ages and fitness levels with no prior experience needed. Participants can burn up to 600 calories in a session, tone the whole body, support heart health and endurance, ease stress, and boost energy while connecting with a friendly local community. A complimentary class is available to first time attendees, limited to one free visit per person. Space is limited.

An all-white, exclusive beach experience at SeaLegs in Huntington Beach brings together a high-level crowd for conversations centered on building real generational wealth. Expect a sea breeze, a glowing sunset atmosphere, and a room filled with influential attendees in white, gathered for dialogue meant to raise ambitions and shape lasting legacy. This gathering is intentionally selective, created for those ready to think bigger and move decisively. Tickets are limited and access will close once capacity is reached. Speaker announcements and early access updates are planned.

Orange County’s original food hall transforms into a Magical Millennium tasting tour, celebrating Y2K vibes with a passport-style journey through global flavors. Each ticket includes seven specialty tastes, with a petite four-taste option available while supplies last. If tickets are offered at the door, same-day prices will be higher. Highlights span sips and bites from across the district. Mini Monster features a color-changing Mood Ring Lemonade, and the first 100 guests receive a free mood ring. URBANA Mexican Gastronomy serves a quesabirria taco with consomé or a cauliflower taco. Mangal Mediterranean offers a mini bowl built with chicken shawarma, falafel, or gyro. The Wooden Pearl prepares petite steak frites with house chimichurri. Pique-Nique creates Mr. D’s stinky cheese nachos by melting raclette over potato chips, finished with salami bits or pickles. ADYA presents a special dish from Chef Shachi. Stone Groove Stillhouse offers The Emperor’s Catch, featuring Japanese yellowtail on a blue corn tostada with yuzu avocado purée, pickled red onion, house Tajín, and micro cilantro, or the Kuzco Cup served as either a cocktail or a spirit-free mocktail with cacao nib pisco, Meyer lemon, absinthe, and a vegan egg white foam. Zabon Ramen and Rolls shares Chef Tsukai’s crispy rice topped with tuna. 206 BCE serves Dial Up Garlic Noodles with Cajun sausage in brown paper boats marked with Y2K stickers. Parfait Paris brings a French dessert, and Randy’s Donuts offers assorted Randy’s Rounds. Georgia’s stacks a chicken slider, mild or spicy, with pickles and slaw on a brioche bun. Pali Wine Company pairs a peach crostini with a peach frosé from Chef Elijah. En Cultura Mexican BBQ showcases smoked Wagyu, and En Familia Wood-Fired features a Wagyu barbacoa mini sope. The Iron Press griddles mini sliders with pork or beef. The Kroft serves portabella fries or a pastrami slider. Marrakesh the Restaurant presents bourrek, bastilla, honey lamb, and lemon chicken. ZeroZero39 Pizzeria slices Roman-style pizza.

A welcoming yoga session designed for newcomers yet spacious enough to engage seasoned practitioners. Guided by Amairani Valle, MA, Registered Yoga Teacher 500, AMFT, and APCC, this therapeutic class focuses on calming the nervous system and weaving holistic wellness into everyday life. Participants move through slow, purposeful sequences that nurture embodied awareness, encourage presence and inner steadiness, and build self-trust. Time for pause, integration, and reflection is included so you can finish feeling grounded, steady, and renewed. Cost is $20.

Experience a hip hop dance session at Segerstrom Center for the Arts that highlights street dance roots, rhythm, musicality, and personal style. Participants will build essential grooves and learn fresh combinations in an upbeat, welcoming setting. The class is open to newcomers and seasoned dancers, with plenty of opportunities to move, sweat, and have fun. Instruction is led by Sakina Ibrahim, founder of Dance Arts Academy Foundation, which offers classes including Creative Movement, Hip-Hop, Latin, and Ballet Folklorico. Her training includes intensive study at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, Bates Dance Festival, Broadway Dance Center, and cultural study at the Dagbe Cultural Arts Center in Ghana.

At Capitalist Club, players face off in a soft tip dart tournament with a $100 entry fee. The format uses handicaps to keep matchups competitive. A Phoenix account is required to participate.

Catch an evening of stand-up comedy featuring Faith Ladzinski, Mike Eshaq, Rob Smallwood, Da'Herm, Melissa Shoshahi, and Tom Fox. Doors open ahead of the show, and seating is general admission with a first-come, first-served setup (with some exceptions for groups and premium booths). The event is for ages 21+ and photography, video recording, and cell phone use are not permitted during performances.

Join Pretend City Children’s Museum for We Read Wednesdays, an intergenerational reading experience where kids and older adult mentors read together. Empowering Readers OC will help bring stories to life in a fun, welcoming setting built for imagination and discovery. The session runs from late morning through noon.

Polly’s Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Santa Ana hosts a lively bingo night with chances to win prizes, dinner from the kitchen, and plenty of pie. Guests can attend with friends, bring the family, or come solo. The event is presented in two sessions, making it easy to fit into different schedules. Expect a warm, casual setting where comfort food meets friendly competition.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Huntington Beach presents a free bingo event with chances to win prizes, plus the option to enjoy dinner and pie. Two separate sessions are offered to fit different schedules, making it an easy outing for friends, families, or anyone coming on their own.

Tricia Freeman & Friends present a mix of classic rock, country, and blues at Campus JAX. Groups of eight or more can attend for free, but please call ahead to arrange. A livestream will be available for remote viewing.

Bandalos Chinos brings a live performance to The Observatory Orange County, and the event is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a general public onsale, with additional access via a Live Nation presale and Citi cardmember options, including a preferred ticket offering. The schedule and any supporting acts are subject to change.

The Phantom returns to captivate audiences once more with a renewed staging. Cameron Mackintosh presents a refreshed production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s celebrated musical, which earned high praise from London critics when it reopened in 2021.

Motorhome Madness turns family vacation vehicles into demolition derby contenders in the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair. Tickets include admission to the Fair on the same day.

Pacific Amphitheatre hosts a concert featuring AJR, The Happy Fits, and Avery Cochrane. Each ticket also provides same-day admission to the OC Fair.

Island Magic Mike is a stand-up comedy show featuring Mike Garcia, a North Shore of O’ahu native known for his upbeat, local comedy style. The event is for ages 21 and up, with general admission seating that’s first-come, first-served (with some exceptions for groups and premium booths). There’s also a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show begins at 7:30 PM.

24K Magic, billed as the number one Bruno Mars tribute show, takes the stage at The Hangar at the OC Fair. This live tribute honors the music of Bruno Mars.

This grief support group offers a compassionate setting for those coping with loss, with conversation and guidance through each step of the grieving process. Discussions cover the nature of grief, mutual support and sharing, practical ways to understand and manage emotions, discovering meaning after loss, and honoring memories. The group meets on the second Thursday of each month. Attendance is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Cynthia.Adair@dignitymemorial.com or call (714) 922-2953.

Act Yer Age brings an electrifying set to Dick Church's, with a high-energy power trio delivering favorite hits from the 1970s through the 2000s. Expect lively, interactive performances that keep the crowd singing along and dancing. Pair the music with dinner and drinks from the venue to make it a full night out.

Funny Bones: A Trombone Summit brings together a circle of trombonists connected through years of study, bands, mentorship, recording, and friendship. Conceived by Matthew Elton Smith, widely recognized as a drummer, educator, and bandleader whose earliest musical path began on trombone, the concert reflects his journey from intensive study on the instrument to earning a Master’s Degree in Jazz Drum Set from CalArts and building a career across Southern California. The program highlights the trombone community as much as individual artistry. Joey Sellers, a decorated jazz educator and composer and Director of Jazz Studies at Saddleback College, appears as a guiding influence whose accolades include the Gil Evans Fellowship, the Sammy Nestico Award, and multiple national commissions. Abdullah Ebrahim contributes a blend of classical clarity and contemporary improvisation shaped by studies at California State University Northridge and the University of North Texas, along with performances with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Los Angeles native and new dad Steven Robinson adds a far-reaching resume that spans international touring with John Fogerty, Grammy-winning recording projects, and daily performances at Disneyland with The Straw Hatters, reflecting a career that crosses jazz, commercial music, education, and studio work. Bob Lawrence, a sought-after trombonist, arranger, and educator and former student of Sellers, brings a powerful voice rooted in jazz and Latin music with credits that include Poncho Sanchez, Luis Enrique, and the Latin Grammy-nominated Afro-Peruvian Jazz Orchestra. Bass trombonists Robert Todd and Rose Doylemason round out the brass. Todd’s low-brass work extends from jazz bands and symphony orchestras to brass ensembles, video game music groups, and polka bands. Doylemason’s background includes orchestras, brass quintets, jazz ensembles, and chamber groups across the country. Together they showcase the instrument’s remarkable range. A rhythm section of inventive Southern California musicians supports the summit. Pianist Sam Ross, a Long Beach based composer and DownBeat Award recipient, offers a modern touch and deep jazz vocabulary. Bassist Cole Sainburg brings a perspective shaped by jazz alongside Armenian folk and traditional Japanese music and is active as an educator. At the drums is Matthew Elton Smith, a performer, composer, recording artist, and educator whose connections help anchor the gathering. At its heart, this concert celebrates mentorship, friendship, and shared history, honoring the trombone’s human voice with moments of humor, lyricism, power, and surprise. It nods to tradition while looking toward the future of jazz.

Dwight Yoakam teams up with Los Hermanos Mendoza for a concert at Pacific Amphitheatre. Each ticket also grants same-day access to the OC Fair.

Enjoy a lively Zumba workout in Santa Ana, Orange County with Instructor Teo Reyes. First-time students attend free. The session is beginner friendly and also suits returning participants, and no dance experience is required. The environment is supportive and high energy, and all ages and fitness levels are welcome. Space is limited.

Minivans go head to head in a high-impact demolition showdown at the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair, with crushed bumpers, fenders sent skyward, and roaring engines fueling the chaotic fun. This event also includes complimentary same-day admission to the OC Fair.

At the Heritage Museum of Orange County, this ghost-focused tour explores the Kellogg House, built in 1898 by Hiram Clay Kellogg. Following the death of his first wife, he created a grand residence as a gift for his second wife, Helen. Drawing on his passion for tall ships, he designed a three story spiral staircase that curls around a central mast and rises to a crow’s nest that seems to have no base. The narrative traces Hiram’s death in 1921 and Helen’s 42 additional years in the home, concluding with her passing there. Today, reports of puzzling occurrences hint that members of the Kellogg family may still be present, setting the tone for a tour that weaves together distinctive architecture, family history, and accounts of unexplained activity.

24K Magic takes the stage at The Hangar for a concert. Tickets for the show also include same-day entry to the OC Fair.