Events in Lakewood, CA

Promoted as the biggest quince expo in America, this event takes place at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Norwalk, California. For information, call 213-549-3500.

A landmark farewell brings the eleventh and final season of Subtract on the Pier to a close, wrapping 11 years and 95 shows as the pier readies for a multi-year renovation. Dance music icon Danny Tenaglia caps the story with a long-form set, drawing on more than four decades behind the decks and a reputation for marathon journeys. Anton Tumas sets the mood first with a lengthy opening performance. The dance floor follows a no-phones policy to keep attention on the music and the moment, and sound comes courtesy of Subtract in collaboration with Danley Sound Labs. The celebration unfolds on Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier at the end of the pier.

Captain Darryl Walker and the Captain’s Orders Band bring a Yacht Rock tribute to Spaghettini Fine Dining & Entertainment, celebrating silky melodies, rich vocal blends, and breezy rhythms from the late 1970s and early 1980s. The performance highlights favorites associated with Toto, Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Little River Band, and Ambrosia. Expect polished musicianship and an easygoing atmosphere that welcomes singing along, swaying in your seat, or relaxing over dinner and drinks with friends.

Enjoy a salsa class and social dance night designed for both newcomers and experienced dancers. Instructors Peter Araiza and Jenny Mee lead an upbeat lesson, then the floor opens for social dancing with lively music and a warm, welcoming vibe. No partner is required. It is a relaxed way to connect with others and share the fun of salsa. Activities are weather permitting.

Stone Soul brings a night of classic grooves to the Summer at the Shell Tuesday concert series, delivering an energizing celebration of Soul and Motown. This eight-piece band features a powerful horn section and sharp stage style while performing faithful hits from icons such as The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, The Four Tops, Otis Redding, and Smokey Robinson. Expect a dance-friendly set that suits moves like The Jerk, the Mashed Potatoes, and the Twist. The historic Recreation Park Bandshell offers an inviting outdoor setting for all ages, with more than six hundred built-in bench seats available on a first come basis and generous lawn space for blankets and low chairs. Picnics are welcome, and comfortable shoes are a smart choice for anyone planning to dance. A dinosaur-themed playground is located right next door, making it an easy outing with kids. Admission is free for this community event. Presented by the volunteer-run nonprofit Live at The Shell and supported by sponsors including the Port of Long Beach, Kristina Duggan District 3 Councilmember, Janice Hahn 4th District L.A. County Supervisor, the Zaferia Business District, and Snoofla Sound.

Karaoke at Roxanne's Lounge/Bar/Grill offers a chance to take the mic and sing a favorite song. Whether you want to perform or simply listen, it is all about sharing the music.

Alfredo’s Beach Club’s Moonlight Movies on the Beach, with LBS Financial as presenter, invites movie lovers to settle in on the sand for a free screening by the shore. Food trucks will be available with dinner, snacks, and popcorn for purchase. Bring low-back beach chairs and towels, and enjoy the experience with family and friends. Sponsors include the Port of Long Beach, Don Temple Storage, and Kristina Duggan.

A new, free matinee series runs throughout the summer, presenting a variety of environmentally themed animated films for children. Screenings take place each week, offering a fun way for young viewers to enjoy stories that highlight nature and our planet.

This free bingo night at Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery (Long Beach Atlantic Ave) features lively games, prizes, and pie. Two sessions are available, giving guests flexibility to play when it works best. Expect classic bingo fun with chances to win and pair the experience with a tasty dinner. Friends, families, and solo participants are all welcome.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Cerritos hosts a free bingo night with two sessions. Participants can play for prizes and order dinner and pie during the event. Guests may attend with friends or family, or come on their own for a night of games.

A summertime stroll turns into a feast at this food festival, featuring more than 30 local restaurants, special offers from shops, live music, and plenty of coastal community fun. Wander from stop to stop to sample a variety of bites and uncover new favorites along the way. It is a friendly outing for friends and families, especially those arriving with an appetite. Tasting tickets are available for purchase on-site during each event and can be used at all six Stroll dates. Sheets are offered at two price points: 18 tastings for $20 or 12 for $15.

Challenge your brain at a trivia night at SoCal Vibes Co. in Carson. Participation is free, teams of up to six compete for prizes, and early arrival is recommended to secure the best seats.

LA Galaxy face the San Jose Earthquakes at Dignity Health Sports Park. Children age 2 and older will need their own ticket to attend.

The 2026 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships take place at the VELO Sports Center in Carson, California.

Celebrate community and support local students at a fundraiser that helps refill the scholarship fund for 2027. In June 2026, 16 El Rancho graduates each received $2,500 awards, and this gathering aims to keep that momentum going. Expect a lively atmosphere with a special barbecue menu, plenty of food, and raffles that make giving back fun, all while recognizing the 250th birthday of the United States. If attending with a ticket is not possible, contributions are still welcome, and new corporate sponsorship options offer additional ways to make a difference.

Intended for adults, this book discussion asks participants to pick up the copy they have on hold at the service desk and then take part in a lively conversation. The selection is also available through Libby.

Look for a #TasteTheKraze highlight at Bixby Knolls Farmers' Market, built around the idea that one sip says everything.

Night 2 of Sunsets at LBMA features a Live and Local showcase curated by Good Luck Vinyl Club, bringing together an all-women roster of musicians and vinyl DJs that celebrates the breadth of the Southern California music scene and sets an ocean-side ambiance in the unique setting of the Long Beach Museum of Art. The program opens with Trankis of the acclaimed Chulita Vinyl Club, then shifts to a live performance from Oralia, weaving jazz, bossa nova, and global textures into an intimate twilight mood, with Good Luck Vinyl Club spinning between sets to keep the momentum. The Aquadolls headline with their signature Mermaid Rock sound, and the night closes with a vinyl set from Stoned Jett, who also fronts Oralia. This thoughtfully arranged evening highlights local talent, uplifts women in music, and builds connections across the Long Beach community through art, music, and place. Support is provided by the Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation and the RVCA Artist Network Program.

Sligo Rags performs a live concert at El Dorado Nature Center.

Experience Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl with its score performed live in sync with the film by Long Beach Symphony at F&M Bank Amphitheater. Enjoy the full movie under the stars by the sea as the orchestra brings the music of Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer to life, led by conductor Susie Benchasil Seiter. Starring Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, and Keira Knightley, this adventure filled with mystery, intrigue, and swordplay is amplified by a live symphonic performance. Presented under license from Disney Concerts. A Blanket Ticket Offer includes a complimentary blanket, with pick-up location details to be announced.

RockStallion delivers a night of rock classics at Marni's in Seal Beach. Enjoy familiar favorites from the genre from start to finish.

Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts hosts a powerhouse double bill with The Spinners and The Miracles, two foundational voices of Motown and R&B. The Spinners bring a remarkable catalog, from I’ll Be Around to The Rubberband Man, and were honored with induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023. The Miracles keep the classic Motown sound alive with enduring favorites like Tears of a Clown and Shop Around. Expect a night that salutes decades of hitmaking and musical influence as these trailblazing groups share the stage.

A high-energy night of stand-up from The Royale Comedy Show supports a meaningful cause. A portion of proceeds benefits Angellena Inc., which provides advocacy and resources to more than 500 families guided by compassion and inclusivity, and Super Dads, a group that fosters resilience and connection for fathers and male caregivers raising children on the spectrum. For ticket security, purchases are will call only with a confirmation email after checkout and pickup at the door. Buy only through the authorized partner TicketWeb and avoid third-party resellers; resale is prohibited and orders suspected of resale may be canceled at the discretion of The Stand Up Club. No 1-800 number will be requested. Stay alert to scams and use approved channels to ensure valid entry.

Shoreline Village presents a free summer concert series with live music on weekends throughout the season. The lineup spans R&B, funk, cumbia, pop, reggae, blues, top 40, 80s and 90s favorites, Caribbean music, rock en Español, and dance tunes. Artists appearing across the schedule include As IF, Sugarlips, Harbor Groove, Catfish and the Hollywood Hound Dogs, Moving in Stereo, Thieves Like Us, Upstream, JLB, Reaction Band, The Ponderosa Aces, Sarah Daye, Michael Haggins, Rory Seldon, Illunis, Natasha Remi, Idellix, Pop Vision, In the Red, So Rad, Smooth, and DJs Rome and Impeccable Styles. Performances take place at the Off Boardwalk Theater located by the Funnel House. Admission is free and tickets are not required. Parking is available for an additional fee, with discounts offered when validating a parking ticket at one of the shops or restaurants. For updates, use the event page to mark interested or going.

French and English bulldogs gather for a casual beach outing filled with sand, surf, and playful fun. It offers a simple, cheerful chance for these breeds to enjoy the shore together.

The 8th Annual Pokey John Memorial Car Show is a community fundraising event that brings people together for classic cars, music, and tacos in a family friendly setting. Joe's famous tacos will be available for $2.00 during the event. Vehicle registration is $25 and includes two free tacos, and space is limited. To pre-register, contact Tootsie by phone or text at 310-430-5059 or Frances at 310-387-1170.

Long Beach Heritage presents a rare guided tour of the historic Long Beach Airport, offering a behind the scenes look beyond the terminal. Led by historic consultant John Thomas, who worked on the project, this Summer of Architecture experience explores the 1941 Streamline Moderne terminal, original mosaic tile work, vintage details, and notable aviation milestones. Learn how the airport has served generations of travelers while preserving its architectural integrity, and why it is considered one of the best preserved passenger terminals in the country. Space is limited. Parking is available in Lot B with ticket validation. Sponsored by the Port of Long Beach.

Affordable, convenient pet care is coming to Bell Gardens with on-site services for dogs and cats. Offerings include vaccinations such as rabies, microchipping with lifetime registration, and flea and tick prevention, with additional options available. No appointment is required. For an easy visit, bring dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers. Walk ups are welcome, and you do not need to be a resident of the city to attend. Payment is accepted in cash and by all major credit cards, with a 3 percent fee for card transactions.

Celebrating its 17th year, Taste of Downtown is a hallmark culinary and cultural event presented by the Downtown Long Beach Alliance. Set in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, it mixes a lively street festival atmosphere with tastings from standout local restaurants, plus live music and DJ sets. Guests can sample small bites alongside beer, wine, and craft cocktails made by local chefs, brewers, and mixologists. Interactive activities and experiences highlight the area’s creativity and character, bringing together flavor, culture, and community.

KOOL BREEZZZ sets the vibe at Phil Trani's Fine Food & Spirits for an evening that pairs dining with time on the dance floor. For lounge reservations, call 562.426-3668.

An all-female salute to Iron Maiden takes the stage as The Iron Maidens lead a night featuring Ozzmania honoring Ozzy Osbourne, Dirty Deeds channeling AC/DC, and Metal Health celebrating Quiet Riot. The concert takes place at Gaslamp Long Beach and brings multiple tribute acts together on one stage. Tickets cover admission only, and a separate dinner reservation is required to secure a table.

Kobe Steak House & Lounge presents an evening of nonstop rhythm with a high energy mix of Funk, R&B, and New Jack Swing. The soundtrack pairs with the signature Kobe Steakhouse cuisine for a one night blend of grooves and flavors from start to finish.

This training in Cerritos, California focuses on Eskrima De Campo JDC-IO, a Filipino martial arts system created by Professor Ireneo Olavides. Known for emphasizing long range tactics while also addressing work across multiple distances, the session provides focused practice in this distinctive approach.

On the fourth Sunday of each month, VFW Lomita Post 1622 prepares a pancake breakfast open to everyone. Families and friends are welcome to enjoy the meal together as part of this monthly tradition.

This event is a swap meet dedicated to model railroads and miniature trains. Admission is $5 per person.

A flea market takes place at Long Beach City College, Pacific Coast Campus.

Beginner-friendly tai chi in Long Beach offers a calm reset with gentle, meditative movement designed to support physical health, well-being, and a sense of inner stillness. Classes take place on the grass overlooking the water at Marine Stadium and are guided in the Yang Style, with thoughtful modifications that encourage balance and help prevent falls. Expect a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers, with the reminder that learning unfolds gradually and it is normal to need time to learn the sequence. Sierra Holistic Collective, a nonprofit that has served the Long Beach community for more than a decade, hosts these free beginner sessions. Friends and family are welcome, and donations are appreciated to sustain the program. There is ample free parking nearby. Sessions are cancelled if it rains. Yoga mats are not necessary. Participants are encouraged to dress for the weather and to drink water afterward to stay hydrated. Those who are pregnant or managing injuries or medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional before attending.

This heartfelt flamenco program brings together the dancers of Esencia Flamenca Dance Company and School with live musicians and singers. Guest vocalists Gabriella Martinez and Pepele Mendez appear alongside guitarists Jose Tanaka and Kambiz Pakan, with Diego Muñoz on cajón, shaping a performance rich in rhythm and emotion. Dancers of all ages from the company and school share the stage in a showcase of passion, precision, and community. Suitable for longtime aficionados and first-time audiences alike, it offers an inspiring celebration of the art of flamenco.

GriefShare Session 12 focuses on how loss can leave life in pieces. Although life may not return to its former shape, the session explores ways to work with what remains to build a future with renewed purpose. This gathering takes place at Calvary Chapel Downey, School of Ministry.

Enjoy a Spanish-language comedy night filled with positive vibes, a welcoming atmosphere, and laughs from start to finish. Harta Comedia brings the Latino community a showcase loaded with talent, high energy, and plenty of fun, offering a refreshing break from the everyday routine. Settle in, relax, and make it a memorable night with laughter to spare. For tickets, use only authorized sources. All tickets are held at will call for pickup at the door, and a confirmation email is sent after purchase. Avoid unauthorized resale platforms that often mark up prices, and note that tickets bought for resale may be canceled. You will never be asked to call a toll free number.

Glamcation marks its fifth year with a return to Torrance and a full weekend of festivities. Tickets include food and beverages, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, at a mixer, a themed party, and a brunch. They also cover bottomless mimosas and margaritas at the expo, plus a Glamcation gift bag loaded with samples.

Southern California tribute band Just a Girl takes the Rock & Brews Buena Park stage with a set that celebrates No Doubt’s classics and Gwen Stefani’s solo hits, offering a lively night of music. All ages may attend. Alcohol is available only to guests 21 and over with valid ID.

Honor grandparents while exploring health and wellness resources for every generation. The fair features preventive screenings, information from community organizations, lively entertainment, and hands-on activities that encourage healthy living for the whole family. Admission is free.

VFW Lomita Post 1622 prepares a pancake breakfast on the fifth Sunday of the month, open to everyone. Families and friends are welcome to come together and enjoy breakfast.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic takes place at Blacksmith's Corner in Bellflower on select Sundays. No appointment is needed. Bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. The mobile clinic offers vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and other services. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

Dr. Adam Hawley brings an energizing live performance to Spaghettini Fine Dining & Entertainment in celebration of Electric. Honored as the 2025 Billboard Contemporary Jazz Artist of the Year and credited with 19 Billboard number one hits, he continues to push modern jazz with high-flying guitar lines, catchy rhythms, and polished production. Chosen early on by Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire, he has built a global career as an artist, producer, and bandleader, leading MBF Entertainment and sustaining a busy touring schedule.

Moving forward after a loss does not mean forgetting the person you love. This final session focuses on celebrating a loved one’s life while taking steps that nurture your own fulfillment. You will explore meaningful ways to honor and preserve their memory and consider new skills and interests that can bring a renewed sense of purpose on the path ahead.

The Super Legends Cruise departs from Port of Long Beach with a lineup that includes Morris Day & The Time, Charlie Wilson, The O'Jays, and Kool and the Gang. This seagoing event brings these artists together for a music-focused cruise.

Senior players compete at Good Times Billiards in a monthly 8-ball tournament with a $20 buy-in. The event uses a double elimination format, and matches are played as a race to 2 or 3.

Classics Under the Antlers brings a community car show to Buena Park Elks Lodge #2046, welcoming spectators and exhibitors at no cost. Expect a broad mix of classic, muscle, custom, and vintage vehicles, including vintage VWs. Lonnie’s Grill serves BBQ favorites such as burgers, hot dogs, and desserts, and the lodge offers special inside dinners. The gathering also features raffle drawings, trophies recognizing standout cars, and music. It is open to the public, and no Elks membership is required to enjoy the show or the food.

Relive the excitement of Beatlemania as 1964 The Tribute brings the early Beatles era to life with vintage looks and tight vocal harmonies, capturing the energy of an authentic Beatles concert. Praised by Rolling Stone as a leading Beatles tribute, the show offers a nostalgic journey to a defining chapter in music history. The performance takes place at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. This production is not endorsed by or affiliated with Apple Corps Ltd.

Knott’s Glow Farm returns for its seventh year at Knott’s Berry Farm, presented by One Big Knott’s Family Entertainment alongside Knott’s Now and Then. The event is hosted by Michael M., with Vince the Hatman and Julie as co-sponsors. All ages are welcome for a festive evening featuring a glow parade, ride takeovers, glow-themed giveaways, special guest appearances, theme park YouTubers, and live media coverage. The gathering begins with a meetup to light up and line up, the glow parade steps off after dark, then the group takes over the Calico Mine Train, breaks, and later continues with a takeover of the Calico Railroad before wrapping up. The meetup location is on the Boardwalk next to the new Crafty Kitchen, formerly the Johnny Rockets building. Admission requires one of the following for park entry, a regular park ticket, an active 2026 Knott’s Season Pass, or a Six Flags Magic Mountain Prestige Pass. This is an unofficial community event and is not hosted by Knott’s Berry Farm or Six Flags, and the organizers note it has had support from park staff for six years. Event information comes from One Big Knott’s Family Entertainment social media and is not listed on the Knott’s or Six Flags websites or call centers. Community support includes the One Big Knott’s Family Facebook Group, Vince the Hatman, the Knott’s Then and Now Facebook Group, The Bottle House staff, Knott’s Network, The FunnelCake Blog, Living Dead Fam, Where in the Park, Janice Yamanaka, Knott’s Beary Farmer, Crafty Pie Thieves, and others.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a one-time dinner pop-up to Park Regency Apartments in Downey. The food truck will be serving hot favorites like lobster rolls, tacos, and tots. Orders can be placed right at the truck, or through the mobile app to order ahead. App ordering is available only on the same day and opens one hour before the start after the previous stop has finished. Customers can collect points toward rewards with purchases. If mobile ordering is limited, walk-up service will still be available. This pop-up is cashless, with payment by credit, debit, or Apple Pay.

At the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, blues luminaries Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' reunite as TajMo, touring in support of the new album Room On The Porch. The Grammy-winning pair, each with around fifty years of experience, delves into the roots of American music, weaving blues, jazz, folk, country, and the styles that connect them. This spirited, warm concert spotlights their long-honed craft and the vibrant traditions that inspire it.

Step back into the era when videos ruled the airwaves as Neon Nostalgic brings a live, fully synchronized celebration of 80s music to Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. The band performs in real time alongside the original music videos, recreating the feel of classic MTV while spotlighting hits from The Cure, Prince, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Bon Jovi, U2, INXS, and more. Original MTV VJs Mark Goodman and Alan Hunter host with inside stories and musical memories from the decade that shaped pop culture.

The Seal Beach Lions Club returns with the 48th annual Arts and Crafts Faire at Eisenhower Park, turning the seaside setting into a lively celebration of creativity and community. More than 100 artists showcase handmade work, from hand-painted signs and fine jewelry to playful pottery, photography, textiles, and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Shoppers can browse for gifts or keepsakes while enjoying a relaxed, open-air atmosphere. A main stage features performances by local youth, including music, dance, and other acts. Families will find a free Make It and Take It kids craft area where young creators can make artwork to take home. The Seal Beach Leos, the Lions youth group, operate a food booth serving grilled fare. Admission is free, blending shopping, live entertainment, and coastal charm with the pier as a scenic backdrop.

A live performance by Albert Lee spotlights a Grammy-winning British guitarist and multi-time Guitar Player Magazine Best Country Guitarist honoree. Known worldwide for masterful fingerstyle and hybrid picking, he has collaborated in the studio and on tour with Eric Clapton, the Everly Brothers, Bill Wyman, Emmylou Harris, Joe Cocker, Jackson Browne, Rosanne Cash, and more. His album Lay It Down, recorded at London’s Konk Studios in March 2024, pays homage to some of his favorite artists and key influences. Tickets are going quickly, so consider purchasing in advance.

At Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, Grammy winner Ruthie Foster brings a gospel-infused blend of blues and soul, following her historic 2025 win for Mileage. Kim Wilson and The Fabulous Thunderbirds then take the stage with a tribute to Chicago blues that salutes artists Wilson has performed with, including Muddy Waters and Jimmy Reed. Both acts share one stage for an evening focused on blues and soul.

GriefShare’s Loss of a Spouse seminar at Calvary Chapel Downey, School of Ministry offers caring support for those who have lost a husband or wife. It speaks to the isolation that can stretch through days and nights, the tough choices about what to do with personal belongings, and the clouded thinking that grief can bring, while focusing on ways to keep moving forward. Participants gain reassurance that they are not alone, learn how the intensity of sorrow can ease, discover reasons to hold on to hope, and receive practical suggestions for coping after a spouse’s death.

At this CSU Dominguez Hills graduate school fair, representatives from the School of Education will share details about more than 20 programs, including credential, master's, and doctoral options. Visit their booth to learn more and ask questions. For additional information, contact schoolofeducation@usfca.edu. The event takes place in the LSU Ballrooms.

At Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, the Pop 2000 Tour revives the MTV-era sound with performances by Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO. This hit-filled show highlights favorites from the early 2000s such as All or Nothing, On the Way Down, and Summer Girls, bringing the pop anthems of that era back to the stage.

Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Geoff Tate, the creative force behind Queensrÿche with more than 20 million albums sold worldwide, delivers a start-to-finish performance of Operation: Mindcrime. Known for commanding vocals and socially aware lyrics, he brings the album’s narrative to the stage in full for an immersive rock showcase.

A.J. Croce brings the Croce Plays Croce tour to the stage with a set that blends his own chart-climbing songs with the timeless favorites of his father, Jim Croce. With more than three decades of performing and collaborations with legends such as Ray Charles, James Brown, and B.B. King, he showcases remarkable musicianship and a natural storyteller’s touch. This warm tribute to his roots connects generations and continues to draw audiences across the country. Tickets are on sale now.

The SMX World Championship Playoffs take over the Main Stadium at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, highlighting the season’s biggest SuperMotocross storylines. Riders face pressure-filled heats and main events where even minor mistakes can shift the standings. Expect close racing, smart gate choices, and late-race fights as the field tightens and the championship picture becomes clearer.

WRD hosts free interactive public tours at the Albert Robles Center for Water Recycling and Environmental Learning (ARC), highlighting water recycling, groundwater replenishment, and management of the regional groundwater basin. Participants explore the entire facility, including the advanced water purification plant, a digital learning center, and water-efficient demonstration gardens. Learn how the recycling process works while engaging with educational exhibits throughout the center. Tours are free, family-friendly, and open to everyone. Advance registration is required.

High stakes SuperMotocross playoff racing arrives at Dignity Health Sports Park as the Monster Energy SuperMotocross World Championship Playoffs bring together 22 elite riders on a purpose built course with big air jumps, fast straightaways, technical rhythm sections, and elevation changes. An escalating points format keeps every position critical right up to the crowning of the champion. Current World Champions Jett Lawrence and Jo Shimoda line up against Eli Tomac, Ken Roczen, Aaron Plessinger, Haiden Deegan, and a deep field of contenders. FanFest offers a behind the scenes look at the teams as they prepare and qualify before the gate drops. Guests two years and older need a ticket for entry, and costumes are not permitted for attendees 14 and up. Health and safety policies, ticket availability, and pricing may change, and the schedule is subject to change. For complete ticket terms and conditions, consult the official SuperMotocross website.

The Two Tracks bring a sound shaped by Wyoming’s wide open spaces, blending vivid storytelling with warm harmonies that capture the essence of the American West. Tickets are moving quickly.

A night of Motown awaits as The Temptations and The Four Tops share the stage. Hear timeless hits like My Girl, I Can’t Help Myself, and Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone performed by two groups with multiple Grammy Awards and recognition in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

A golf outing is followed by an evening program that supports the scholarship endowment and includes the presentation of tournament awards.

This seminar offers compassionate guidance for those grieving the death of a loved one as the season around Thanksgiving and Christmas approaches. It acknowledges how difficult these weeks can feel when past traditions and happy memories seem out of reach. Attendees receive practical help for working through intense emotions, deciding how to handle traditions and other changes, navigating social gatherings, and taking steps toward a hopeful future.

Experience Ghostbusters in a new way. The 1984 classic screens on a large high-definition cinema display while an orchestra performs Academy Award winning composer Elmer Bernstein's score live on stage. The performance is precisely synchronized with every scene for an immersive movie concert presentation.

RockStallion performs a live classic rock show at Marni's in Seal Beach.

Created by Flores de Juanita, a women-owned, Latina-owned CBD company, this Walk ’n Talk offers a supportive setting for women navigating perimenopause or menopause to connect and feel understood. The morning begins with a group walk, continues with candid conversation about real experiences, and concludes with coffee. It emphasizes staying active, meaningful connections, and a sense of community. Open to women experiencing perimenopause or menopause who are interested in exploring alternative remedies while building support alongside others on a similar path.

Hosted at Knott’s Hotel, this course offers an immersive look at grief, loss, and end-of-life care. Participants reflect on experiences across the continuum of care, from first responders to last responders, guided by the belief that every moment of life matters. The program focuses on making space for grief, learning about end-of-life practices such as hospice, and engaging in creative healing through legacy songwriting with music and Ash Rose art, all with an emphasis on honoring life. It is designed for anyone who has known grief, including families and caregivers, as well as professionals such as registered nurses in emergency, hospice, pediatric, and forensic settings, nurse practitioners, case managers, licensed vocational nurses, marriage and family therapists, social workers, healthcare administrators, and religious or faith based leadership.

An adoption fair at the rescue facility will showcase dogs ready to be adopted. Visitors can meet adoptable pups, speak with the rescue team, and learn about the adoption process in a welcoming setting. Whether planning to adopt or simply offering support, attendees can connect with deserving dogs, with plenty of pugs to meet. For the safety of both the rescue dogs and visiting pets, please leave personal dogs at home. An RSVP link will be posted soon, so check back for details.

Experience the mystique of Led Zeppelin as Get the Led Out brings a powerful tribute to Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. This six-piece group mirrors the legendary sound with three guitars and a dedicated acoustic segment that highlights the music’s more intimate side. The performance spans towering anthems and deep cuts, showcasing the breadth of the catalog. Often called the American Led Zeppelin, GTLO focuses on the feel and detail of the originals for a dynamic concert that revives rock history on stage.

At Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, an immersive docu-concert traces Phil Collins’ path from his Genesis roots to celebrated solo success. The production blends storytelling with live performance, featuring top-tier musicians, carefully crafted lighting, cutting-edge sound, and vivid projections. Together, these elements highlight a catalog of chart-topping songs in a presentation that is visually striking and deeply personal.

Spyro Gyra brings its storied Jazz Fusion legacy to Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Emerging from a Buffalo jam session in 1974, the group became a defining voice of the genre, guided by Jay Beckenstein's saxophone and known for favorites like Morning Dance and Catching the Sun. Sharing the stage is Special EFX featuring Chieli Minucci, a Grammy-nominated ensemble with more than four decades of work, over thirty albums, and recent Billboard number ones. This pairing brings together two enduring Jazz Fusion forces.

Thom Tran brings a comedy set shaped by real-life resilience to The Stand Up Comedy Club. He is a U.S. Army combat veteran and a Purple Heart recipient who discovered stand-up after a sniper wound ended his military service. He went on to create The GIs of Comedy, a troupe that has toured internationally and raised over $50,000 in support of military families. Expect candid stories, hard-won humor, and perspective from someone who knows the difference between a true crisis and everyday hassles. His performances have ranged from military bases to major Hollywood comedy rooms. Tickets are available through the venue’s authorized partner, TicketWeb. Purchases through the official channel are will call only and can be picked up at the door on the night of the show. To avoid inflated prices or invalid tickets, do not use third-party resale platforms. Resale is prohibited.

Artesia’s International Street Fair and Diversity Festival brings cultures from around the world together for a lively street celebration featuring global cuisine from food booths and food trucks, live music and cultural performances, unique crafts and retail shopping, and activities for all ages. The atmosphere centers on community and connection as guests explore flavors, sounds, and creativity from many traditions. The festival is also seeking participation from craft vendors, food vendors, and food trucks. Prospective vendors can be considered by submitting a vendor interest application through the City’s registration system with a $150 deposit. Applications are reviewed by City staff, and selected vendors are invited to complete registration by paying the remaining balance.

A live performance featuring English guitarist Mike Dawes, recognized for composing and arranging music that lets him play several parts at once on a single guitar. Tickets are moving quickly.

This fifth annual fundraiser marks a milestone and continues an established tradition of coming together to raise funds.

Founding Beach Boys member Al Jardine appears with The Pet Sounds Band for an evening steeped in the California sound. Expect favorites such as California Girls and Surfin’ USA alongside select deeper tracks from the 1970s. The concert salutes Brian Wilson and the signature harmonies that shaped a generation, with featured vocals from Al and Matt Jardine. Presented at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, this performance celebrates The Beach Boys’ legacy while keeping its sunny spirit alive.

Ingrid Michaelson, a Grammy and Emmy nominee, brings her signature blend of soulful folk and pop to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. The show features gold and platinum hits such as The Way I Am, Girls Chase Boys, and You and I, along with new songs from her latest album, For the Dreamers. Expect heartfelt storytelling, quick wit, and melodies that have connected with listeners across a generation.

Now in its 70th year, Silverado Days brings a free community festival to William Peak Park in Buena Park. Look for fair food, carnival lights, and rides, plus the return of Classics on the Green, the event’s car show. Contests add to the festivities, including a pie eating competition and the Mutt Show. The complete schedule and confirmed dates are still forthcoming and will be announced by the Buena Park Noon Lions Club.

Discover how recycled water supports groundwater replenishment and basin management through a free public tour at the Albert Robles Center for Water Recycling and Environmental Learning. Visit the cutting edge purification plant, step into the digital learning galleries, and see outdoor gardens that showcase water smart landscaping. The tour spans the entire site and explains each stage of the recycling process while offering time to explore interactive exhibits. It is open to the public, free to attend, and suitable for families. Advance registration is required.

Brian Culbertson and his band appear at Spaghettini Grill and Jazz Club for a series of three shows presented over three nights. This limited run offers multiple chances to experience the band live at Spaghettini.

Audiences can rediscover Jim Henson’s Labyrinth on the big screen with an immersive blend of cinema and live performance. The 40th anniversary of the film’s 1986 debut is honored as the feature plays while a band performs the complete soundtrack in precise sync with David Bowie’s original vocals. Magic Dance and other highlights share the spotlight with the evocative score by Bowie and Trevor Jones, brought vividly to life in a concert experience filled with nostalgia and wonder.

This Día de los Muertos festival honors loved ones through community remembrance. It features colorful altars, cultural performances, live music, and artisan vendors, all highlighting the richness of Mexican tradition. Se rinde tributo a los seres queridos con altares coloridos, presentaciones culturales, música en vivo y artesanos, en una experiencia llena de tradición y recuerdo.

Since 2008, TUSK has honored Fleetwood Mac with a show that carries the band’s music, spirit, and sense of magic to audiences around the United States. The performance highlights skilled musicianship, faithful vocals, and careful detail, with its defining feature being the connection among the five founding members. Friends for more than forty years, they grew up together and spent years making music in original bands, jam sessions, and songwriter circles, creating a natural rapport that shapes every moment on stage. That shared history fuels an instinctive interplay and authenticity that make the songs feel alive, turning each concert into a warm celebration of Fleetwood Mac’s catalog.

Celebrate the world of action figures at a dedicated toy show. Admission is $5. For vendor inquiries, please email contact@bestofusamarketing.com.

Penn & Teller bring their signature blend of laughs, illusions, and thought-provoking surprises to Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Building on Broadway stints and an acclaimed Las Vegas show, the duo presents an evening that pairs sharp humor with astonishing feats of deception. Viewers of Penn & Teller: Fool Us will recognize the inventive streak that has connected with audiences around the world. More than fifty years into their partnership, they continue to upend expectations and shape the landscape of modern magic.