Events in La Habra today

Join the AGC Candle Making Class at the La Habra Community Center to learn how to blend the perfect candle scent and get hands-on experience pouring and creating your own scented candles. Classes run on Saturdays. There is an $18 materials fee payable to the instructor at the first-class meeting.

This CSHA rated Region 12 gymkhana features a full slate of pattern racing with rated classes in Birangle, Big T, Skill Barrels, and Cloverleaf, plus Figure 8 as an extra event. Divisions include 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Junior and 7 Senior, with Junior defined as 13 and under and Senior as 14 and over, and there is also an Open category with no state rating. All events pricing for FRR members is $45 when both entry and payment arrive by the Wednesday before the show, or $60 if submitted after that. For non members, the all events fee is $55 with early entry or $65 once the Wednesday deadline has passed. Time only runs for a horse already entered are $5 per run. Single event entries are $15 each plus a $10 grounds fee. Lead Line, three events, is $7 per event plus a $10 grounds fee. A mandatory $2 state rating fee applies per horse and rider combination, except for Lead Line and single event entries, and a mandatory $10 grounds fee per horse and rider combination applies, except for time only. Online registration with payment is available and includes a 3 percent convenience fee. Early pricing requires that entry and payment be submitted by the Wednesday before the show, and entries after that point are billed at the higher rate. Before competing, riders must have the 2026 Rider Participation Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement completed and on file. This is an annual form that is submitted once per season. Riders under 18 are required to wear a riding helmet. For complete helmet guidelines, refer to the 2026 Show Rules or the CSHA Rulebook. Questions can be directed to shows@fullertonrecriders.org.

Enjoy a free Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County led by instructor Teo Reyes. The session blends upbeat Latin rhythms with simple, follow-along dance steps and can help burn up to 600 calories, build strength from head to toe, support cardiovascular health, ease stress, and lift your mood. Everyone is welcome, including all ages and fitness levels, and the environment encourages confidence and community connection. The no-cost offer applies to first-time students only and is limited to one class per person. Registration is required, and space is limited.

A beginner-friendly combo class that introduces young dancers to both ballet technique and tap basics. Students will work on barre and center exercises, plus across-the-floor practice to build coordination, flexibility, and confidence. Dance attire and dance shoes are required.

Oscilloscope Laboratories presents CatVideoFest 2026, a big compilation of the latest and best cat videos, along with sourced animations, music videos, and classic internet cat favorites. The event is designed as a local theater partnership where a portion of ticket proceeds goes to cats in need, including local charities, animal welfare groups, and shelters.

Head in the Clouds is a live music festival happening rain or shine with an all-ages lineup. The venue opens at 1:00 PM, and the event follows the day’s schedule with a curfew of 11:00 PM on Saturday. Food and beverages are available but sold separately, and lineup and set times can change without notice.

KNAC tribute night comes to Stages in Santa Ana with a full lineup of performances. Fair Warning, a Van Halen tribute, teams up again with Whole Lotta Rosies, and the celebration marks the first KNAC night in Orange County in decades. The new KNAC keeps the classic KNAC spirit alive, featuring sets by Ozzy Bloody Ozzy, Hoodoo Maniacs, LA Cult, Dream Warriors, Hollywood Sleaze, and Dark Thor. Attitude Check is also part of the show for an evening centered on tribute acts.

Experience RED HOT TRIBUTE live as part of the City of Anaheim Summer Concert Series at Pearson Park Amphitheatre. This free concert welcomes all ages.

Experience a 90-minute ghost walk that traces the area’s story back to the late Victorian period of rail expansion and the gold rush, when enterprising residents built businesses and a town that took the name of George Fullerton. Hear accounts of lingering presences from those early days, including theaters said to host spectral performers and restaurants rumored to shelter phantoms. Presented by Haunted Orange County as their seventh tour, the route moves through downtown Fullerton’s streets and tucked-away alleys to reveal the historic and darker side of this bustling college town. Comfortable shoes are recommended, along with a curiosity about the macabre.

Beach Bunny and The Beths bring their US tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages concert. The schedule and any additional performers may be updated. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presale options through Beach Bunny, The Beths, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi for cardmembers, including a preferred ticket option.

Profanatica and Morbosidad are bringing their black metal sound to 1720 in Los Angeles. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM local venue time.

The Rockaways take the stage at Totally 80's Bar & Grille with a live tribute to The Ramones. This performance celebrates the music of The Ramones, presented by The Rockaways.

Audio Vault returns to Roscoe's Bar & Deli with an alternative rock show spanning the 90s to today, plus a few earlier selections. Enjoy live music alongside food and drinks for a night to remember. It works well for birthday parties or any kind of celebration, all set in the lively atmosphere of Roscoe's.

Harland Williams is bringing his comedy to Brea Improv for an evening show. Plan to catch the performance starting at 9:30 PM.

Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA is screening The Hangover (2009). This 16+ event follows three friends as they try to piece together what happened during a chaotic bachelor party, from finding a baby in the closet to searching for their missing best friend, Doug. Catch the movie outdoors as they scramble to get things back on track.

The Beast is back for stop number seven of the TBE season, featuring a guaranteed $700 first-place payout plus a custom jersey from Strike 12 Creations. Entry is $60 for members and $70 for non-members. Membership is available for $20 and includes eligibility for tournament points, member bonuses, and the members only Invitational. Competition uses an 85 percent of 220 handicap. The format includes three games of qualifying with top scores advancing to a single-elimination bracket, and one in five competitors earning a payout. Optional $5 side action is offered, including open and ladies open side pots, a high scratch series pot, brackets, a Crazy 8 strike pot with carryover to be determined from the previous stop, a strike draw, and a Brunswick-sponsored Beat the Beast pot that can award a new bowling ball. Pre-registration is available by messaging the organizers. Walk-ins are accepted as space allows and will check in by numbered order for any open spots, with the field capped at 128 bowlers.

Anaheim’s Really Really Free Market creates a welcoming space at Pearson Park, between the tennis courts, for sharing goods and skills at no cost. Money, bartering, and trading are not part of this event, so everything is truly free. Attendees can bring items that are clean, useful, and safe, including craft supplies, books, toys, clothing, shoes, plants, housewares, small furniture, electronics, and non-perishable food. A blanket or tarp is helpful for setting up a small display. Please allow people to finish arranging their items before taking anything, give them room, and avoid crowding. Plan to take home anything that is not picked up so the park stays tidy, and do not resell items found at the market. Free services and skill sharing are welcome as well, such as haircuts, nails, mending, repairs, crochet, teaching a game, or yoga. A Food and Essentials Drive runs alongside the market with a simple give-what-you-can, take-what-you-need approach. Items especially helpful right now include diapers size 3 and up, wipes, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. Accessibility features include meeting ADA standards, accessible restrooms, mostly flat ground with no stairs, dedicated parking spots, a wheelchair ramp, and wide doorways and walkways.

Winter Hymns comes to Orange County with a special Q&A featuring writer and director Nathan Deming. The film follows a Midwestern palliative care physician as she meets with patients at the end of life and the families who support them. Tickets can be secured through Frida Cinema’s website.

Pet World at Anaheim Marketplace hosts an affordable pet vaccine clinic featuring mobile veterinary care with vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other services at budget-friendly prices. Appointments are not required. Leashed dogs and cats in carriers are required for entry. Look for the clinic set up to the right of the main entrance.

Catch the LA Sparks as they take on the Golden State Valkyries at Crypto.com Arena. Doors open at 3:00 PM, with the game starting at 4:00 PM.

At the Downtown Disney District, RemiX turns the evening into a lively celebration with a high-energy blend of funk, R&B, and crowd-pleasing favorites. Families and friends can expect upbeat vibes and sing-along moments as the group keeps the groove going. Clap along, dance to the rhythms, and enjoy an evening of feel-good music.

Catch Harland Williams for a night of comedy at The Upstairs in Los Angeles. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Instructor Teo Reyes leads a high energy Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County, featuring upbeat Latin music and easy to follow dance moves. The workout welcomes all ages and fitness levels, and no experience is needed. Expect a full body session that can burn up to 600 calories, build strength, improve cardiovascular endurance, and boost your mood while connecting with a friendly community. First time students receive one free class, and this offer is limited to new attendees and can be used once per person. Spots are limited.

This fashion and photography camp is all about introducing kids to the fashion industry through hands-on training. Campers will learn skills in design, photography, style, and editorial fashion, and create team-based projects that help them produce fashion stories and photo shoots. The camp wraps up with a fashion shoe-building activity where participants model their designs.

The Grapevine meets in person at the Fullerton Elks Lodge every other week. Guests and members each have a 30-second opportunity to introduce their business and share flyers and business cards. Each meeting also includes a 20-minute Business Highlight Presentation for members. A virtual option is available for those who cannot attend in person.

Enjoy a free Zumba workout in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by instructor Teo Reyes. First-time participants can take one complimentary class in a welcoming setting suited to all ages and fitness levels, with no prior dance experience required. Expect lively Latin music and easy-to-follow moves that make it simple to get moving and have fun. The session aims to help burn up to 600 calories, strengthen and tone the whole body, support heart health and endurance, and ease stress while boosting energy. Teo Reyes brings extensive teaching experience and a motivating style that fosters a friendly, supportive community. The complimentary offer applies to new attendees for a single class, and space may be limited.

A Magical Millennium theme sets the tone for a global tasting adventure at Orange County’s original food hall. A tasting passport leads guests to seven specialty tastes with each ticket, and a four taste petite pass is available while supplies last. If tickets are available at the door, prices increase for day-of sales. Options span Mini Monster’s color changing Mood Ring Lemonade, with a complimentary mood ring for the first 100 guests, tacos from URBANA Mexican Gastronomy with a choice of QuesaBirria with consome or a cauliflower taco, a mini Mediterranean bowl from Mangal Mediterranean with chicken shawarma, falafel, or gyro, mini steak frites with house made chimichurri from The Wooden Pearl, Mr D’s Stinky Cheese Nachos from Pique-Nique with raclette melted over potato chips and a choice of salami bits or pickles, and Chef Shachi’s special dish at ADYA. Stone Groove Stillhouse highlights The Emperor’s Catch, Japanese yellowtail on a blue corn tostada with yuzu avocado purée, pickled red onion, Stone Groove Tajín, and micro cilantro, or the Kuzco Cup available as a cocktail or spirit free mocktail featuring cacao nib pisco, Meyer lemon, absinthe, and vegan egg white. Additional bites include Chef Tsukai’s crispy rice with tuna from Zabon Ramen and Rolls, Dial Up Garlic Noodles with cajun sausage from 206 BCE served in brown paper boats with a Y2K sticker, French desserts from Parfait Paris, assorted Randy’s Rounds from Randy’s Donuts, and a chicken slider from Georgia’s, mild or spicy, topped with pickles and slaw on a brioche bun. Pali Wine Company pairs a peach crostini with a peach frozé. En Cultura Mexican BBQ offers smoked wagyu, En Familia Wood Fired serves a wagyu barbacoa mini sope, The Iron Press prepares mini sliders with pork or beef, The Kroft features portabella fries or a pastrami slider, Marrakesh the Restaurant presents bourrek, bastilla, honey lamb, and lemon chicken, and ZeroZero39 Pizzeria serves a Roman style pizza slice.

A gentle, accessible yoga class that still offers depth for seasoned practitioners is guided by Amairani Valle, MA, Registered Yoga Teacher 500, AMFT, and APCC. Created to support nervous system regulation and everyday holistic wellness, this practice emphasizes mindful movement and embodied awareness. You can expect an unhurried flow with intentional sequences that nurture presence and a sense of inner steadiness, plus time to slow down, absorb the practice, and reflect. It is an invitation to develop self-trust by tuning into your body. Arrive exactly as you are and finish feeling grounded, balanced, and refreshed. Cost is $20.

This ongoing instructed life drawing class offers guided practice with an unclothed model. Each session begins with a short demonstration and talk, followed by drawing from the figure. Instruction covers how to use basic drawing materials and clear methods that progress from quick gesture studies to fully rendered, realistic figure drawings. The instructor provides demonstrations on drawing and anatomy, shares handouts and visual aids, offers lists of book recommendations, and works one on one with participants on areas they want to improve. After the drawing portion there is time for questions, review of work, and individualized feedback. Cost is $20 for LHAA members and $25 for non members.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Santa Ana hosts a free bingo night featuring prizes and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. It suits friends, families, or solo attendees, with dinner available and pie to enjoy while you play for a chance to win.

A free bingo night at Polly’s Pies Fullerton welcomes friends, families, and solo players. Expect two sessions of classic bingo with prizes up for grabs, plus the option to enjoy dinner and a slice of pie for a simple, satisfying night out.

Bandalos Chinos performs at The Observatory Orange County in an all-ages setting. Supporting acts and other event details may change.

Receive compassionate guidance while navigating loss in a supportive grief group. Discussions cover what grief is, mutual support and sharing, ways to understand and cope with emotions, finding meaning after loss, and honoring memories while remembering loved ones. Attendance is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Cynthia Adair at Cynthia.Adair@dignitymemorial.com or (714) 922-2953.

Teo Reyes leads a free Zumba session in Santa Ana in Orange County, California, welcoming both beginners and returning students. Expect an upbeat workout in a friendly, supportive setting. No prior dance experience is needed, and people of all ages and fitness levels can take part. The class is free for first-time participants. Space is limited.

Built in 1898 by Hiram Clay Kellogg, this Orange County residence is among the earliest Neoclassical Victorian homes in the area. After the death of his first wife, he created a grand mansion as a gift for his second wife, Helen, and incorporated his love of tall ships into the design. A notable feature is a three story spiral staircase that wraps around a central mast and is topped by a bottomless crow's nest. Hiram died in 1921, and Helen lived on in the house for another 42 years before passing away there. Today, reports of unexplained activity suggest the Kellogg family may still linger in this uniquely designed mansion, adding a mysterious layer to its enduring history.