Events in Menifee, CA

This weekly golf fundraiser at Golden Era Golf Course supports the Valley Community Pantry, turning each round into help for families in need. Players can choose 9 holes for $25 or 18 holes for $30, with the cart fee included. Punch cards are available for regular players, and participants can look forward to monthly raffle prizes. Suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers, this community-minded event takes place in San Jacinto.

Personal Protection Academy LLC offers a two-day Tactical Emergency Casualty Care program that combines advanced first aid instruction with live fire exercises and stress inoculation. Successful completion leads to a TECC certificate valid for four years. Training is split between an office day in Murrieta and a second day on a live fire range near Pala.

Begin your Mah Jongg journey with a welcoming series focused on the American style. Taught using the Mahj Club method shaped by more than 30 years of experience and grounded in the game’s traditions, the course follows National Mah Jongg League standards. Participants learn the fundamentals, including how to recognize tiles, arrange tiles to identify hands on the league card, and apply the essential rules for confident play. An NMJL card is included with the course fee. Pricing is $210, with a $180 rate for AJCC members. By the final session, participants feel more connected to the game and ready to keep playing.

Get creative at an adult-focused activity where you decorate your own tasty Jack-o'-lantern. To reserve a seat, call 951-765-2440.

Take part in a Commander gathering at Tier1 Games as part of Friday Night Magic. The entry fee is $15. Participants can drop in throughout the event. Each player receives two standard booster packs and a promotional play pack.

A trunk-or-treat celebration at Malcolm Smith Motorsports features tacos, a bouncy house, ice cream, coffee, and face painting.

Take a seat at the potter’s wheel and learn the fundamentals of throwing your own pottery in a focused intensive that welcomes first-timers and those refining existing skills. At Fallbrook School of the Arts, instructors Adam and Kody introduce the clay, equipment, and practical strategies that help you get started, build your skillset, and broaden your creative range. A wheel and stool are reserved for you so you can get spinning and apply what you learn right away.

Rock takes over Sun Lakes Country Club in an energetic showcase delivered with fierce intensity.

At The Mitten Building, musicians who have never performed together are randomly grouped into several bands to create original music. Attendees can experience a wide range of performances as these new lineups share their work, along with food, drink specials, live screen printing by Skool Boiz and a Creative Marketplace. Admission is $5 with an RSVP, and the event is open to all ages.

Bumpin Uglies brings the Orange Crush Tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages show. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales through the artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember options, plus Citi Cardmember preferred tickets. Event details and supporting acts are subject to change.

Entry costs $10. All prizes are paid out as store credit, and participants who finish with a positive record, including 2 wins and 2 losses or better, will receive store credit awards.

This meeting offers a welcoming space for family and friends affected by a loved one's addiction. It is held in the Heroes Community Room at Temecula Valley Hospital.

Experience an evening of rhythm, glamour, joy, and heartfelt emotion with LEO FROM RIO: SONGS OF LATIN ICONS, a live concert created and performed by Leopold Nunan. This performance salutes the enduring power of Latin music and the legends who shaped generations across Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, and beyond. Nunan reimagines beloved songs with sophistication and passion, moving from the cool sway of bossa nova linked to Antônio Carlos Jobim and Sérgio Mendes, to the resonant voices of Mercedes Sosa and Violeta Parra, the vibrant salsa of Celia Cruz, and the romantic flair of bolero associated with Luis Miguel. His interpretations are elegant, theatrical, and deeply rooted in Latin culture. Backed by a live band, the show weaves vocals, storytelling, and stagecraft with irresistible Latin rhythms. It becomes a celebration of music, identity, nostalgia, love, joy, and the freedom to express ourselves fully. The program honors the artists and legends who came before while embracing the color, warmth, and vitality of Latin American culture. It also highlights creators whose music crossed borders and generations, reflecting values shared by Latin and queer communities, including authenticity, resilience, passion, and self-expression. Expect Old Hollywood glamour, tropical sophistication, Latin American warmth, and unapologetic energy. Tickets are $25 for regular admission.

Presented by Fine Arts Network at Old Town Temecula Community Theater, this fast-paced musical comedy unfolds on the sun-soaked French Riviera. A suave veteran swindler and a bold newcomer make a playful bet to outdo each other by targeting a wealthy heiress, and their rivalry escalates into a comic duel of wit, trickery, and ever-rising stakes. A Tony Award nominee, the show brims with smart wordplay, jazz-tinged numbers, and crisp comic timing, delivering sparkling entertainment from start to finish. It is a stylish caper full of charm, mischief, and unexpected turns that keep the audience guessing until the final curtain. Tickets are $38 for Orchestra, $35 for Parterre, and $33 for Balcony. Discounts are available for seniors 65 and older, students, and military personnel with ID. Parental guidance is recommended due to mature themes. After online sales close for a performance, tickets can be purchased by phone or in person at the Ticket Office.

Good Foot features DJ sets from Dennis Owens, Lili Bird, and Scott Weaver, with special guest DJ Janet Labelle, in Long Beach.

This two-day Bike MS ride travels from Irvine to Carlsbad on the first day, then continues from Carlsbad to San Diego on the second. Participants ride 50 miles each day for a total of 100 miles. Early registration is available, and a 50 percent discount is offered with code CLUBK26. The Major Taylor Los Angeles Bike MS team is taking part, with additional details to be shared. Questions can be directed to Tony Wright.

The 11th Annual Combat Cancer Walk brings the community together at The Shops at Dos Lagos to support local women facing breast and gynecological cancers. The morning starts with an uplifting opening ceremony, followed by a family-friendly walk around the lake. After the walk, the experience continues with an interactive vendor marketplace, local shopping, food options, live entertainment, kids activities, survivor celebrations and tributes, team and fundraising awards, and other surprises. Whether honoring a loved one, celebrating survivorship, remembering someone special, or seeking a meaningful way to give back, participants will find a welcoming space. Participation options include individual registration, forming a team, fundraising, event sponsorships, and volunteer opportunities.

Build a solid foundation for vertical big-way flying at this head down skills camp at Skydive Elsinore, led by Jesse Jaber and Chris Dare. These coaches bring decades of combined experience, including participation in head down and sequential world records. Chris has served as a sector captain on a vertical world record, and both were part of Team USA’s gold-winning lineup in Indoor Dynamic Vertical Sequential 8-Way at the World Championships. They also run the Barnstorm Sequential Event, where groups of experienced flyers tackle complex dive flows. Designed for intermediate to advanced vertical flyers, the camp focuses on the fundamentals that lead to larger formations and higher level events. Expect coaching on the spine and ribs technique, a deeper understanding of big-way architecture, and what it takes to be considered for record attempts. It is a fit for those new to big ways, those getting current, and anyone looking to sharpen technique. Participants should be able to maintain a controlled, static head down for the entire skydive, approach safely and take dependable docks, fly comfortably in groups of at least twelve, and execute a safe breakoff by turning 180 degrees from the center and tracking away. Flyers who do not yet meet these benchmarks can look to Vertical HD or HU skill camps focused on smaller groups, and separate one-on-one or one-on-two coaching is also available for beginners. This is a one day program at Skydive Elsinore. Plan for five jumps if weather cooperates. The event requires a minimum of seven participants plus a coach to proceed. Expect 60 minute calls to allow time to pack, review video, and brief the next jump. The day opens with a 30 minute seminar on big-way fundamentals and safety. You may rotate through base and other slots during the day. Registration is 100 dollars and does not include jump tickets. Ticket prices depend on exit altitude, with a goal of going higher than usual without oxygen if approved by the drop zone. Applicants who are accepted will receive payment instructions by email.

Cars & Coffee Corona brings car enthusiasts together at Dos Lagos in Corona. Any cool vehicle on wheels is welcome. During the holidays the gathering may move to different parking lots, and it is currently taking place at Dos Lagos. To keep the meet running smoothly, avoid revving, speeding, and burnouts, drive slowly through Corona, and be considerate of the venue and neighboring community.

This one day, small group vertical skill camp at Skydive Elsinore focuses on head down flying for beginner and intermediate freeflyers who want to progress their vertical and dynamic skills. It is suited to those working on steep angles, moving through the vertical, and transitioning between head up and head down. Beginner groups concentrate on the fundamentals of vertical formation flying, including maintaining level, understanding slot and docking, exploring different head down exits, managing both slow and fast fall rates, making clean approaches with simple touch targets, and executing safe breakoffs. Intermediate groups refine diving and floating exits, practice 360 degree turns and carving, work on docking or breaking into formations, and fly VFS and sequential style dive plans. Minimum requirements include at least 150 skydives, the ability to hold a stable head down for the entire skydive, staying on level within roughly 15 feet of the base without unnecessary movement, flying safely in a group of four with a coach, and breaking off by turning 180 degrees from the center and tracking away. If these benchmarks are not yet met, private one on one coaching can be arranged separately to build solid habits. The format calls for a commitment to six jumps, weather permitting. Groups are limited to three participants plus a coach. The day starts with a 30 minute safety briefing before jumping begins, and loads are planned on approximately 40 minute cycles to allow time to pack, review video, and brief the next skydive. Registration is $225 and does not include jump tickets. Applicants who are accepted will receive payment instructions by email. Separate intro to big way and intro to sequential options are available for more advanced vertical flyers, each with its own requirements.

Skydive Elsinore hosts an EXCEL Tracking Camp focused on the key planning considerations for safe group tracking in formations of two to three skydivers. Participants begin with a required morning seminar, then complete five jumps with an experienced coach, each supported by thorough briefings and debriefs. Whether you are building your skills or have extensive experience, the coaching is designed to advance your tracking. The only cost is a jump ticket. Requirements include a B License, an audible altimeter, a willingness to learn, and a minimum of 100 jumps. Space is limited and reservations are required. To secure a spot, contact Chris Dare at 03dare@gmail.com. A $50 deposit is taken and will be credited back to your jump account upon arrival at the camp.

Affordable, convenient pet care is available in Irvine at the Irvine Animal Care Center. No appointment is needed, and walk ups are welcome. Services include dog and cat vaccinations, including $15 rabies vaccines, microchipping with lifetime registration, flea and tick prevention, and wellness exams. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. Cash and all major cards are accepted, with a 3 percent card fee. Attendance is open to everyone. You do not need to be a resident of the city.

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Art in the Park brings local artists and original artwork to an open-air setting at The Lakes at Hemet West in Hemet. Attendees can explore a booth featuring hummingbird books, photography, enamel pins, notecards, journals, and other hummingbird-inspired gifts, with signed copies of the award-winning book Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens available. Presented in collaboration with The Lakes at Hemet West and the Hemet Valley Art Association, this community gathering supports local artists, the Hemet Valley Art Association Gallery, and its Tender Loving Care Team.

Browse a farm stand featuring a broad selection of fresh produce along with curated local items such as pickles, honey, and sourdough bread.

Shop for a new mattress while helping a school music program at a single day fundraiser. The sale features all new, name brand mattresses built to order, with a wide range of sizes, styles and comfort levels. Expect a lowest price guarantee and a manufacturer warranty. In addition to mattresses, there are adjustable bases, linens and plush pillows available. Delivery and financing options are offered, and every purchase supports the students. It provides the same experience as buying in a store, only hosted at the school for a better price and a meaningful cause.

STEAM Saturdays transform the STEAM Lab into a playful workshop filled with monster-themed projects created for young learners and their families. Kids can build clothespin, coffee filter, and paper bag creatures, try a white crayon resist spider web in watercolor, and add a Halloween twist with a Frankenstein picture made using fork painting. Each activity is designed to spark curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while supporting early learning through hands-on creativity and shared exploration. Families can learn together, ask questions, and nurture a lasting interest in science and discovery. These activities run during regular STEAM Lab hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, and wristbands are available at Guest Services.

Beast Feast 2026 invites participants to pledge an unbuilt monster model, take advantage of free building and painting classes, and complete that creature for the spotlight. A large-scale battle pits towering beasts against one another for ultimate supremacy, and the Beastslayer award recognizes a standout contender. The goal is to transform a long-waiting project into a finished monster and see if it can become a legend.

Monster Mash is an annual Halloween celebration presented by the City of Beaumont at the Albert A. Chatigny Sr. Community Recreation Center. Families can look forward to complimentary games, a spooky haunted maze, and a variety of offerings from vendors and food trucks. The festivities are suitable for all ages and aim to create a fun, welcoming atmosphere. For details, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Phoenix Rising FC travels to face Orange County SC at Championship Soccer Stadium at Great Park in Irvine. The setting keeps spectators close to the field with an energetic local crowd, creating a dynamic stage where subtle tactical changes and standout moments can quickly shift momentum. This is a competitive USL showdown in a relaxed, outdoor environment that brings fans near the heart of the action.

At Canyon Crest Towne Centre, Pawlished Paws hosts a Halloween-themed celebration featuring a pet costume contest, a kids costume contest, trick-or-treating with merchants, and a magic show. A total of $3,500 in prizes and giveaways will be awarded, and participants receive complimentary goody bags. Costume categories highlight especially cute, funny, and creative looks. The event offers free family fun and is hosted by Pawlished Paws.

A.K. Smiley Public Library’s Southern California in Film series celebrates the area’s on-screen heritage by presenting movies that highlight local scenery and history. This edition spans beloved comedies and landmark works from classic Hollywood to more recent decades, with titles such as The Karate Kid, Devil in a Blue Dress, The Naked Gun, The Player, We Bought the Zoo, The Graduate, The Ring (1952), Poltergeist, Blade Runner, and A Star is Born (1954). Screenings take place in the Contemporary Club. Admission is free thanks to supporters of Smiley Library, events are open to the public, and some films may not be suitable for all audiences.

An adaptive social dance created for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering a welcoming place to enjoy music, themed celebrations, and time with peers who share similar experiences. This session features a Halloween theme and encourages friendship, confidence, and joyful community engagement as part of Count Me In Adaptive Sports and Recreation. The gathering takes place at Hemet United Methodist Church in a supportive setting designed for those who benefit from structured social and recreational opportunities. Free meals and refreshments are available while supplies last. Community partners include the San Jacinto Lions Club, Central County United Way, Count Me In Adaptive Sports and Recreation, The Hemet Beat, and Joseph Mekael Page Ministries. Attendance is intended for individuals who require adaptive recreation and social support due to intellectual or developmental disabilities.

All entries for the 2026 contest will be judged, celebrating the theme Harmony in Humanity. Participation is limited to youth ages 11 to 13. The winning poster will receive a prize and advance to the next level of the competition.

An evening marketplace at the historic Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre, Ramona Market is a free, family-friendly gathering. Local artisans and makers present handmade goods and distinctive gifts, and a rotating mix of food trucks and pop-up kitchens serves savory bites and sweet desserts. Live music and performances create an upbeat atmosphere in the scenic foothills. A bar offers craft cocktails, beer, and wine as daylight fades. Newly rebranded from the Bertling Ranch Market, this monthly event blends local culture, shopping, and entertainment. Admission is free and tickets are not required.

This community appreciation day offers free admission for all at the Museum. People who live, work, or attend school in the City of Perris, as well as Museum Members, receive complimentary train and trolley rides, with regular weekend pricing applying to others. The experience features live entertainment, local merchandise vendors and exhibitors, food vendors, and a curated Museum Store to explore. Rides run throughout the day, with mainline trains on a set schedule, the loop line available on demand, and a mainline electric option when available. Pre-registration is encouraged.

A parents night out with party time for the kids awaits at a Halloween celebration hosted at Shaolin Kempo Arts. Children ages 4 to 10 are encouraged to wear their costumes and enjoy a festive atmosphere with pizza, snacks, water, and plenty of fun.

This Gundam-focused play session features straightforward prizing. Entry is $10. Players who finish with at least two wins receive store credit, and anyone ending with a negative record gets a booster pack for participating. The format rewards strong finishes while ensuring every participant leaves with something.

Planning to sell a rental, a commercial building, or a business in the next few years? This free, one-hour class explains what your tax bill can look like and the lawful, IRS-recognized ways sellers keep more of their proceeds. The session uses plain language, walks through real examples, and includes time for Q&A. Topics include what can trigger taxes such as federal and California capital gains, the 3.8 percent net investment income tax, and depreciation recapture tied to rentals and business property. It also covers how 1031 exchanges work, the key deadlines, and why cash taken out or relief from debt in an exchange can still be taxable. Attendees learn how installment sales can spread gain over several years and the trade-offs to consider. The class also explains when long-suspended rental losses may finally be used and when an exchange can keep those losses locked up. Owners of rentals, commercial property, or a business, as well as the real estate agents and brokers who work with them, are the intended audience, and spouses or clients are welcome. Presented by the Retirement Literacy Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Education only with no products sold or recommended. This is general information, not individual tax, legal, or financial advice. Speak with your own tax professional before taking action. Free admission with light refreshments. Seating is limited.

Benise brings 25 Years of Passion to Fox Performing Arts Center. The event welcomes guests age 3 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee. Ticket availability includes a public on sale, a VIP package, and a Live Nation presale. Please note that the schedule is subject to change.

Hot Flash Heat Wave headlines House of Blues Anaheim with support from Carpool Tunnel. Entry is general admission with standing room only. The show welcomes all ages, and a ticket is required for every attendee. Lineup details may change. Tickets are available to the general public, with presales through Bandsintown, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember.

The Los Tigres Del Mundo Tour brings Los Tigres Del Norte to Honda Center.

Real Boss Hoss teams up with Alex's Bar to bring together The Mummies, Untamed Youth, and O.B.S., with Dr. Z serving as host.

An evening at Vine LB in Long Beach features a three-artist bill with the all-star jazz funk band MajicBulletTheory, the Oakland experimental and art rock group Grex, and guitarist and singer Bobby Blunders. Grex comes back to town to mark the release of its new album, Auntie + Tebs, which explores stories of revolution in the Philippines and South Africa. There is no cover, and donations are welcome.

Temecula Sports Lounge in Temecula hosts a Hip-Hop and R&B night with DJ Zeze on the turntables, keeping the music flowing all evening. The setting features a full bar and a lively club atmosphere with late night energy. There is no cover charge.

Skydive Elsinore hosts a vertical sequential skills camp focused on eight-way flying led by Jesse Jaber and Chris Dare. It is designed for intermediate to advanced vertical flyers seeking an introduction to sequential flying or looking to take part in more complex builds. Dive plans are created around the group’s abilities, with positions assigned in HU or HD, and there may be mixed orientation and dynamic elements. The coaching team brings extensive credentials in the discipline. Both have contributed to current HD and Sequential world records, with Chris serving as a sector captain on the Vertical World Record. Jesse captained Team USA to gold in Indoor Dynamic Vertical Sequential eight-way at the World Championships, and Chris also competed on that gold-winning team. Together they run the Barnstorm Sequential Event, working with experienced flyers on intricate dive flows. Participants must meet specific prerequisites. Flyers should be able to maintain a stable HD for the entire skydive, approach safely and take multiple docks reliably, and break off cleanly from the center of the formation. Those not yet at this level can look to dedicated HD or HU skills camps that same weekend, and separate one-on-one or one-on-two coaching can be arranged outside this camp. The format is a single day at Skydive Elsinore with a commitment to five jumps, weather permitting. Groups run with a minimum of five participants plus a coach for the camp to proceed. Expect 60-minute turnarounds to allow time to pack, review video, and brief the next jump. You may be asked to start in the base and will rotate through positions. Registration costs 140 dollars and does not include jump tickets. Ticket pricing depends on altitude, with a goal of flying higher than usual without oxygen when the drop zone allows. Applicants who are accepted receive payment instructions by email.

Boards & Booties SoCal is gathering at Lake Perris State Recreation Area for a casual paddle to Alessandro Island, typically settling in the first cove on the back left. Arrive when it works for you. First time paddlers are encouraged, and anyone with a board or kayak is welcome. Pack a paddleboard or kayak, a personal flotation device, water or electrolytes, sunscreen, shade if you have it, a towel, and anything you would like for relaxing on the island. A floatie can make lounging in the water more fun. Come for the paddle only, or plan to stay and hang out afterward.

Spend a focused day at Skydive Elsinore building confident head up flying in small groups designed for beginner and intermediate freeflyers. The program supports flyers who want to advance vertical skills for dynamic flying, work on HU tracking, or move from head down angles to stable HU flight. Beginners concentrate on the essentials of vertical formation work, including understanding level, slot and docks, multiple head up exit techniques, managing slow and fast fall rates, simple high-five contacts, and safe approaches and breakoffs. Intermediate participants refine diving and floating exits, 360-degree turns, carving, docking or breaking in, and VFS-inspired sequential dive flows. To take part, flyers need a minimum of 150 skydives, must hold a steady HU throughout the skydive, stay within about 15 feet of the base without excessive movement, fly safely in a four-way with a coach, and execute a controlled breakoff to the back followed by an effective track away from the center. Those not yet at this level are directed toward one-on-one or small-pair coaching to build strong fundamentals. The camp runs in a one-day format with a commitment to six jumps, weather permitting. Groups are three participants plus a coach, with 40-minute calls to allow packing time, video review, and a brief for the next jump. The day begins with a 30-minute safety briefing before jumping starts. Separate intro-to-big-way and intro-to-sequential options are available the same weekend for more advanced vertical flyers, each with its own requirements. Registration is $225 and does not include jump tickets. Applications are reviewed, and accepted flyers receive payment instructions by email.

Skydive Elsinore presents an EXCEL formation skydiving skills camp focused on building stronger belly-flying technique. Participants jump with an experienced coach in small groups of two to three and can plan for five coached jumps, each followed by a comprehensive video debrief. The camp welcomes newer A license holders as well as seasoned jumpers. Coaching is provided at no cost, and participants purchase their own jump tickets. Reservations are required to keep groups small. A $50 deposit is collected and credited back to the jump account upon arrival.

A youth running session for ages 5 to 12 at Ryan Bonaminio Park in Riverside focuses on playful exercise and new friendships while building toward a 5K.

Settle into a mindful outdoor yoga session at the Birdwing Open Air Classroom in San Diego, led by Susan McCrea. Expect a warming vinyasa flow with music and quiet views of the San Dieguito Lagoon, offering time to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature. Participation also supports the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy and its work in conservation, restoration, education, and community involvement. Bring a yoga mat, wear comfortable clothing for easy movement, and consider water and a towel. The class takes place on hard rock and dirt surfaces, and the site is located about 0.21 miles down an easy trail from the San Dieguito Lagoon Staging Area along the Coast to Crest Trail. The Birdwing Open Air Classroom can be a little tricky to locate, so plan a short hike in from the staging area.

Tim Moran Auto Group celebrates the first year of its cars and coffee meet with a large-scale showcase of chrome, horsepower, and friendly car culture. Expect hundreds of vehicles on display, music throughout the gathering, and a welcoming atmosphere with coffee and donuts, plus food trucks on site. Vehicle owners can compete for Best of Show along with several additional awards, and spectators are welcome to explore the lineup and enjoy the scene. Admission and vehicle entry are free. Please watch for payment scams in groups or messages, as no one is authorized to collect money for attendance or vehicle registration and organizers will not ask for payment online or in person. Do not send funds or share financial information. Purchases from food trucks are separate.

Drop by In Bloom Bookery for a friendly meet and greet and book signing. Say hello and have your book signed.

Beginner-friendly Tai Chi in Long Beach invites participants to slow down, release stress, and restore energy through calm, graceful movement. Sessions are held outdoors on grass with views of the water at Marine Stadium, creating a peaceful setting for practice. Instruction focuses on the Yang style and includes thoughtful adjustments that support balance and help prevent falls. No yoga mat is needed. Dress for the weather and plan to hydrate after practice. Free parking is available, and classes are canceled if it rains. Friends and family are welcome. Learning unfolds step by step, so patience is encouraged and it is normal not to perfect every movement right away. Those with medical concerns, injuries, or pregnancy should consult a doctor before participating. Offered by a nonprofit that has served the Long Beach community for more than a decade, these beginner classes are free, with optional donations supporting the work. A step-by-step online course is also available to complement the park sessions, covering a selection of the movements taught in person.

An annual Trunk or Treat celebration offers a festive afternoon for all ages with Halloween-themed activities throughout. Attendees can enjoy free raffles, games, and prizes, plus bounce houses for active play. Costumes take the spotlight in a contest with prizes, and trick-or-treating happens among decorated trunks filled with candy and surprises. A themed photo booth will be available for keepsake pictures with family and friends. The event is free and open to everyone, creating a community gathering filled with laughter and seasonal cheer.

A special Sunday Shakes edition marks Jeanette's 40th birthday with performances by Throw Rag, The Creepy Creeps, Thee Toe Tags, and Witches Ride, plus DJ Low Life Sound System.

This in-person community line dance and wellness gathering takes place at Colonel Bill Barber Marines Corps Memorial Park in Irvine. It welcomes all experience levels, from seasoned dancers to anyone who simply wants to move to the rhythm. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, encouraging connection, unwinding, and an uplifting boost through music, movement, laughter, and positive energy.

Goldfish Swim School Santa Ana is hosting a Halloween themed family swim. Admission is free for members, and non members pay $10 per child at the door. Capacity is limited, so RSVPs are encouraged. Parents and caregivers should plan to be in the water with their swimmers. Families are asked to bring their own towels. Little ones who are not potty trained must wear a reusable swim diaper, which is available for purchase on site.

Every Sunday, a budget-friendly mobile pet clinic sets up at Pet World inside Anaheim Marketplace, offering vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other services. No appointment is needed. Dogs should arrive on leashes and cats should travel in carriers. Look for the clinic to the right of the main entrance.

A Sunday open mic at Temecula Sports Lounge brings an evening of live jazz, R&B, and more, with DJ Wen shaping the vibe and Darryl Williams hosting. Singers from any genre are welcome to step onto the stage and share their voice. Admission is free.

Presented as part of the UP CLOSE AND CLASSICAL sonata series, this program pairs a viola da gamba sonata by Bach with a viola sonata by Henri Vieuxtemps. Junko Nojima performs with violist Nicholaus Yee. Admission is free, with donations welcome. The setting is Saint Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church in Long Beach.

An open mic dedicated to smooth R&B and jazz brings soulful energy and live performances to Temecula Sports Lounge. Hosted by Daryl William with DJ Kuddah supplying the sound, the night features artists from the local community as well as performers from around the country who share their passion on stage. Admission is free.

Experience an intimate autumn candle making session with Forever Amber Candles at Pure Bliss Boutique in Historic Murrieta. Explore a thoughtfully selected array of fragrances, blend a signature scent, choose a vessel that suits your style, and pour a candle to take home. A $60 reservation covers the complete Candle Bar Experience and your finished candle. Space is limited to 12 participants. All reservations are final and nonrefundable.

Turnstile brings The Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 to The Observatory Orange County with an outdoor performance set on the Observatory Festival Grounds in the venue parking lot. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket benefits the Norooz Clinic Foundation and its work to expand affordable, accessible, and culturally responsive mental health care and therapy for individuals and families in the community. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

The VIP Photo Op Experience includes a premium ticket within the first eight rows and a pre-show photo opportunity with Ellen Greene. Each guest receives a VIP lanyard and a signed picture, and photos may be taken with a personal camera or phone. Check-in is required within a specific window prior to the show, and refunds are not available for arrivals after check-in closes. The schedule for VIP elements and the event is subject to change. An email with check-in details will be sent during the week of the event to the address associated with the ticket purchase, while tickets bought through third-party websites will not receive the VIP email.

This general admission, standing-room show features support from Fat Nick, Black Smurf, comehelpglo, and Ramirez. It is open to all ages, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. The lineup may change. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with Live Nation and Citi Cardmember presale and preferred options.

A third seasonal installment focused on approximately 40-way sequential dives, created in the spirit of the Winter Fling and in a more compact format than the Spring Fling. Across four days, participants will take on a mix of dives that build one or multiple points, with imagery captured throughout. The package includes 18 jumps from 16,500 feet AGL with oxygen for $1,260 USD, subject to a possible fuel surcharge, and also covers video and still photos plus an event T-shirt. Registration is available through the tickets section.

An open community speaker series centered on behavioral health and supportive services takes place every third Wednesday. This free program welcomes adults experiencing mental health challenges, as well as families, caregivers, loved ones and interested community members. Attendees can learn from speakers, gain practical insights and meet others in the community. Refreshments are provided. The gathering is in the Heroes Community Room at Temecula Valley Hospital.

Focused on pepper spray as a nonlethal, less than lethal option, this self-defense event highlights OC spray and its role in personal safety. It takes place in Murrieta.

Hovvdy performs at The Observatory Orange County. This is an all-ages event. All tickets are general admission and standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change.

This standing-room-only, general admission show welcomes attendees of any age, and every person will need a ticket to enter. Supporting performers will be announced, and the lineup may change. The Trust for Public Land is the charitable partner for Modest Mouse’s tour. Ticket access includes fan club and Citi cardmember presales, a Live Nation presale, VIP package options, and a public onsale.

Mathnasium of Menifee marks a special milestone with a ribbon cutting ceremony alongside the Menifee Valley Chamber of Commerce. This celebration highlights a new chapter for Mathnasium of Menifee and recognizes the warm support from neighbors, local families, and friends in the Menifee community.

A private Halloween camping weekend in Temecula, California created for adults 30 and older. Step away from the crowds for campfires, costumes, cocktails, and easy conversation under the stars. Weekend access includes a full slate of activities and entertainment, cozy campfire lounge areas, games and tournaments, community experiences, professional photo opportunities, and access to exclusive on-site food and beverage vendors. Food, desserts, coffee, and drinks are available for purchase throughout the weekend so guests can choose exactly what they want. Expect playful twists on classic Halloween fun, including a grownup version of tent-to-tent treats, quiet hours made for power naps, a paint-and-sip session, a costume contest, storytelling by firelight with late-night confessions, a morning mimosa bar, an outdoor fright-filled movie, and plenty of social games from cards to dominoes, along with contests, prizes, and bragging rights. Costumes are encouraged, and payment plans are available. This is a limited, registered-guests-only experience capped at 50 campers. There are no day passes, no walk-ups, and no spectators. Singles, couples, and friend groups are welcome. The exact campsite location is shared with registered guests before the weekend.

Menifee Trading Post Night Market returns with an evening of shopping, food, a children’s area, and live music. Explore goods from more than 60 local vendors and enjoy a variety of eats while musicians provide the soundtrack. The market takes place in the Civic Center parking lot at Central Park, with overflow parking available at the Menifee Justice Center. Hosted by Made Local Market.

Rise Against takes the stage at Great Park Live in Irvine, CA, guided by the band’s belief that music is best experienced together. In that spirit, fans from the past 25 years were invited to collaborate on artwork showcased in the recent music video releases for “Damage Is Done” and “Ricochet,” a creative effort focused on bringing people together during a time of division. The performance centers on community, collaboration, and the shared energy that fuels their songs.

Saosin honors the 20th anniversary of its self-titled album with a performance that also reaches beyond that release. The lineup features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez. This is a general admission, standing-only show. It is open to all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Supporting sets come from Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us, and all acts are subject to change.

Boo at the Bowl returns to the Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre for three evenings filled with Halloween thrills and family fun. Brave the Cursed Tomb of the Immortals haunted house, stroll a candy-packed Trick-or-Treat Trail, enjoy a captivating magic show, try classic carnival games for prizes, meet friendly animals at the petting zoo, and step on stage for a nightly costume contest. Food and refreshments will be available. Presale admission is $10 online only, or $15 at the door. Parking is $5 and can be purchased in advance or upon arrival. Donate a 3 pound bag of individually wrapped candy for the Trick-or-Treat Trail at the entrance to receive one free admission ticket. Children 2 and under are free. This event takes place rain or shine, and the venue features newly enhanced grounds.

Rise Against performs live at Great Park Live in Irvine, CA. The band takes the stage at this Irvine venue for a concert.

Connect with others who want to learn American Sign Language in a relaxed, friendly setting focused on fun. Everyone is welcome, and no prior experience is required.

Expect an evening of mischievous fun as the notorious characters from LifeHouse Theater take over game night. They clash in tongue-in-cheek sendups of Family Feud, The Dating Game, Dancing with the Stars, The Price Is Right, and more, blending sharp comedy, music, and spooky laughs for a Halloween celebration where everything delightfully derails. After the curtain call, make your way through the returning trick-or-treat trail for an extra dose of seasonal sweets. Presented in Redlands, this limited run is offered for three nights only.

Monster Dash features 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances in a welcoming setting for beginners and seasoned runners alike. Registration includes a custom finisher medal, a drawstring goodie bag, instant finish line results, complimentary race videos, and free photos that can be searched by bib number. Enjoy cinematic highlight reels along with an assortment of post race snacks and samples, all within a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Participants can earn trophies and digital achievement badges for milestones, view an Ascend Index ranking across events, and use Ascend Crew tools to follow friends and compare times. Access to the free A Better World Running app is included to keep track of races, photos, and videos. Age group awards are available for pickup at a race only and are not mailed. Pricing is designed to be affordable and family friendly. Group discounts for three or more are automatically applied on Race Ascend, with an additional option available for groups of five or more.

This two day small group skills camp at Skydive Elsinore focuses on tracking, angle, and dynamic flying for a wide range of experience levels. Newer participants are introduced to angle flight with an emphasis on safety, while more seasoned flyers work through targeted drills, explore positions such as back tracking, and practice dynamic elements like vertical transitions. The objective is to refine technique and awareness so participants are prepared to fly confidently in larger groups. The schedule includes six jumps per day, weather permitting. Groups consist of three participants and a coach, with participants remaining together across both days when the fit is right, and coaches rotating to a different group each day. Turnarounds of about 40 minutes allow time to pack, review video, and brief the next jump. The first day begins with a 30 minute safety briefing before the jumping portion starts. To attend, participants must have at least 150 skydives and 50 tracking jumps. Registration is $450 for the full camp and does not include jump tickets. Those who do not yet meet the prerequisites can arrange separate one on one or one on two coaching outside of the camp to build the required skills.

Elementary and middle school teams compete in an intramural flag football tournament at Adulka Park in Riverside, CA as part of the all-Springs flag football competition.

Wind Warriors at Perris Indoor Skydiving is a coaching program for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared to jump solo, designed to connect wind tunnel practice with time in the sky. Organizers from Perris offer complimentary instruction that builds skills, confidence, and genuine connections with experienced coaches in both environments, all within Skydive Perris, recognized for having one of the sport’s strongest LO programs. Coaching is free and tipping is welcome, and the guidance continues from the tunnel to the sky with the organizers available for the day. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice can be added for $10 plus tax. Session pricing is 10 minutes for $135, 20 minutes for $250, or 30 minutes for $360, with a minimum of 10 minutes per session. Purchased flight time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days. Activities focus on belly and back flying. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Explore the largest outdoor railroadiana swap meet in Southern California, a destination for anyone interested in railroad history and antiques. Browse a wide range of items from vendors, including railroad collectibles, artwork, books, scale models, and toy trains. Learn from historians and preservationists who will share insights into Southern California’s rail heritage. This is a family friendly outing with plenty of opportunities to discover, learn, and take home unique finds.

Hosted by Rainbow Valley Grange, this monthly crop swap brings the community together to exchange extra harvests and other useful goods. It is a trade-only gathering, nothing is sold. Participants can bring items such as homegrown fruits and vegetables, potted plants or seedlings, seeds and cuttings, herbs, preserved or dried produce, flowers and succulents, jams, honey, poultry eggs, and even gardening tools, pots, and mason jars with lids. Everyone is welcome, and Grange membership is not required. The swap takes place on the deck behind the building.

Modern Makers Mart brings a two day Halloween themed marketplace to Woodbridge Village Center in Irvine, featuring seasonal shopping and family friendly activities. Discover handmade finds from more than 30 local makers and small businesses, enjoy live music, and let kids get creative at a dedicated craft station. Costumes are encouraged with a contest for anyone eager to show off spooky style. Friendly pets are welcome, and entry is free, offering an easy way to pick up fall décor and gifts while supporting the local creative community.

Big Orange Classic II is a marching band competition at Riverside City College presented in partnership with the California State Band Championships.

A supportive group for those affected by stroke and aphasia provides information, encouragement, hope, and understanding for survivors as well as their families and caregivers. Participants can talk openly, exchange experiences, and receive support in a respectful setting. Meetings take place at Temecula Valley Hospital in the Heroes Community Room. For more information, call 951-331-2314.

Curious about the path to homeownership? This complimentary seminar, presented by Stefanie DelMar, Universal Lending Loan Advisor (NMLS: 261165), offers a straightforward overview of the process. Learn about financing, understand what prequalification involves, and explore how to choose a mortgage that suits your needs. Attendees will leave with a clear grasp of these key steps to help navigate buying a home.

Experience an intuitive arts fair focused on spiritual healing and empowering guidance, with skilled providers offering different modalities to support personal insight. Each session lasts about 15 minutes and costs $20, payable in cash. Please note that a SoundBath will not be available at this installment due to a scheduling conflict.

Experience an open house at Murrieta Oaks Veterinary Hospital featuring tours of the facility, raffle prizes, snacks for everyone, and trick or treating. The event welcomes both current clients and those who have never visited before. Explore the hospital and enjoy a friendly, fun atmosphere.

At the Witches Day Out Market, browse more than 40 vendors and enjoy available food and drinks. Additional activities include a bounce house and a photo backdrop, and attendees can participate in trick or treating provided by the vendors. There is more to explore throughout the market.

Barktoberfest returns to White Park in Riverside with a pet-friendly celebration of craft beverages and community support. Bring your dog and friends to enjoy unlimited tastings from local breweries and wineries, along with live music and food. Enter the dog costume contest, then take a turn at stein holding, try your hand at beer label making, and aim for a win in the pretzel toss. Attendees must be 21 or older. Every ticket helps the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center, building on last year’s impact that reached more than 2,500 pets. Ticket options include VIP at $65 with early entry, first pours, and shorter lines, General Admission at $45 with unlimited tastings, and a Designated Driver ticket at $20 with soft drinks and access to the festivities. Early bird pricing is available.

A veterinary clinic offers a wide range of vaccines to help keep animals healthy, with pricing designed to keep you happy. No appointment is needed for veterinary services except teeth cleaning, which requires scheduling.

At the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, Blippi and Meekah bring a new Be Like Blippi tour experience to the stage in a live, high energy production packed with music, laughter, and surprises. Enjoy favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me as the audience moves, plays, and explores in true Blippi style. The show invites families to put on orange glasses, look at the world with fresh curiosity, and see that anyone can be like Blippi.

This day party brings salsa and bachata to MAKE in Anaheim, right next to the Anaheim Packing District and not inside the main hall. It begins with a $15 salsa class, followed by a free social dance. No partner is required. Look for food and drinks, a historic atmosphere, and a busy dance floor. Parking options include valet for $9 and free street parking, along with free parking at nearby locations such as behind City Hall and the Kraemer Building.

Rooted in a theme of a path of light and flowers guiding loved ones home, this hallmark Lake Elsinore gathering brings together art, performance, and community. The experience features live musical and dance performances, a Lucha Libre ring in Gediman Square, and artisan vendors. It also showcases the largest IE car show celebrating the holiday, with car altars and trophies for the best-themed entries. Original, photo-ready installations crafted by local artists add a colorful highlight.

A Trunk or Treat car meet brings together automotive culture and Halloween fun at the aFe POWER Factory Store in Corona. Enthusiasts, families, and friends can explore custom builds and festive rides decorated for the holiday. All makes and models are welcome. Costumes for kids and creative trunk décor are encouraged, and there will be plenty of spooky themed cars to check out. Admission is free and no RSVP is required.

Spooky Squares Square Dance adds a Halloween twist to the dance floor with upbeat music, spirited calls, and seasonal square-dance fun. Costumes are encouraged, so arrive in your scariest outfit to match the theme. This event features MS/PLUS.

Max Weinberg brings his interactive Jukebox concert to Dos Lagos Amphitheater. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer from Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band puts the setlist in the crowd’s hands, drawing from a library of more than 200 classic rock favorites. Each show unfolds differently as audience picks shape the music, creating a lively night built on timeless songs and real-time requests.

Comedians from across the country bring an evening of laughs to Moreno Valley at the Moreno Valley Civic Center. Look forward to a fun night of comedy.

At Fox Performing Arts Center, Mariachi Los Camperos presents a performance celebrating the heritage of mariachi with concert-style flair. Known throughout the United States for innovative productions, the ensemble has captivated audiences for more than six decades on stage and on television, with highlights that include PBS specials, In Performance at the White House, and connections to films such as Sex in the City 2, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jerry Maguire. The Grammy-winning group has released over 20 albums, recognized for powerful voices and demanding arrangements, with wins in 2005, 2008, and 2020, and continues to champion mariachi music and culture around the world. This event welcomes ages 3 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee.

Eclipsed By The Wall presents a transportive celebration of Pink Floyd, bringing the band’s signature atmospheres to life in a faithful live concert. Expert musicians deliver expansive guitar solos, layered vocals, and meticulously arranged renditions that reflect the nuance and power of the originals. Moving from intimate, ambient passages to sweeping, climactic moments, the show channels the emotional depth and sonic detail that defined Pink Floyd’s legacy. It is crafted to resonate with devoted followers as well as those discovering the music for the first time.

A monthly stand-up showcase at The Merc spotlights nationally touring headliners with credits on HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central, and Showtime. Expect an evening of laughs from comics seen on TV and in films. Regular admission is $25. Tickets commonly sell out, so advance purchase is recommended. Content includes adult themes and the event is for ages 16 and older.

After years of quiet, Hilda’s Haunted House is opening to the public once more. Inside, the lights go out, the doors lock, and there is no telling what might find you. This eerie return also supports a meaningful cause, with every donation going entirely to Make-A-Wish.

HorrorBuzz’s Horror Movie Night presents a 40th anniversary celebration of Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 at The Frida Cinema. Late-night radio host Stretch captures a recording of a vicious attack by the Sawyer family, then teams up with Lieutenant “Lefty” Enright, portrayed by Dennis Hopper, to venture into the clan’s underground hideout and try to stop the killing. The evening features a themed HMN video preshow, trivia and games with prizes, and a horror short from HorrorBuzz’s The Screaming Room Film Festival at Midsummer Scream, all leading into the feature presentation.

At Long Beach Arena & Convention Center, 7 Bridges teams up with the Long Beach Symphony for a symphonic tribute to the Eagles led by conductor Kevin Babuder. Praised by Rolling Stone as a leading Eagles tribute, the band draws from classics such as Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado, and New Kid in Town, along with selections like Wasted Time and Pretty Maids All in a Row arranged to spotlight the orchestra. The performance leans into the Southern California country rock spirit with close harmonies, skilled playing, and a 1970s-inspired stage look. Featured performers include Max Struthers as Glenn Frey, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Jason Hoffman in the roles of Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl as Joe Walsh, and Blake Hall as Don Felder.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating roster of stand-up talent to Relentless Brewing Company, with a new mix of comedians at every show. Expect comics with television and podcast credits delivering sets at the brewery.

At AutoZone in Beaumont, used oil recycling and a free filter exchange will be available. AutoZone will collect used motor oil and provide up to two new oil filters of equal or lesser value in exchange for up to two used oil filters. To take part, claim two free oil filters and bring the email voucher, a plastic container holding up to five gallons of used motor oil, and up to two used oil filters. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Beaumont.

Pet Supply Warehouse in Anaheim Hills hosts an affordable mobile pet clinic offering vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other preventive care at budget-friendly prices. No appointment is needed. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. For questions or detailed pricing, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

This family friendly community gathering celebrates life through expressive movement. The session centers on freeform dance as a way to connect, listen, and communicate without words, with space to let go and move however feels right. DJs shape the soundtrack with a wide range of styles to support the journey on the dance floor. After the main dance concludes, participants come together for a closing circle, and weather permitting many like to picnic afterward. A donation of $15 to $25 is requested, payable by cash, Venmo, or PayPal using the Friends and Family option. Some gatherings take place in a studio setting while others are held in the park.

A tour stop at Stages features performances by So This Is Suffering, Fatalist, EyeKnives, along with additional bands, for a mosh-ready showcase of live music.

Californiascreamin' comes to The Observatory Orange County in Santa Ana with a lineup featuring Antioch Arrow, The Pine, and Allure. The event is open to all ages. Tickets are general admission with standing room throughout, and the schedule and supporting lineup may change.

Taste Of Chaos comes to House of Blues Anaheim with a standing room only, general admission setup. The bill features Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue, and the lineup may change. This is an all ages event, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. Ticket options include several presales, including Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember, along with VIP packages.

In Riverside, CA, the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center presents a recurring Community Cat Spay/Neuter Day centered on Trap Neuter Return, a humane and effective approach to stabilizing community cat populations. Cats are safely trapped, vaccinated, microchipped, sterilized, and ear tipped, then returned to their outdoor homes. This service is offered on the fourth Tuesday of each month. No appointment is required, and capacity is limited to 40 cats. Each cat must arrive in a covered humane trap labeled with the cat’s name and the trapper’s name. Carriers, boxes, and crates are not accepted, and it is one cat per trap. There is a limit of four community cats per person. The fee is $65. Support is available for first-time trappers, including a downloadable TNR guide and cold weather shelter tips. Traps can be rented from the center for $5 per day or $20 per week, with a $75 deposit refunded upon return.

This free Halloween celebration is designed for preschoolers five and under and their parents. Children can trick-or-treat through the CRC Gym, collecting candy and other treats from Senior Center members. Please arrive 5 to 10 minutes early to line up, and come in costume. Suitable for the whole family. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Wellness Wednesday at the Community Health and Wellness Center focuses on caring for both body and mind with no-cost screenings for blood sugar, blood pressure, and BMI, followed by a health workshop. Participants receive a printed summary of their results. Screenings are conducted by the CSUSM Nursing program or Fallbrook Family Health Center. Walk-ins are welcome, and registration is preferred. The Cultivate Health workshop and other wellness resources are available, with sessions offered in English and Spanish to support preventive health as part of a regular routine.

City Council members, City staff, and community members gather each month as the WEB Group to share information and resources that support the small business community. The meeting is geared toward business owners who operate in the City and residents who own a business in the City.

Kevork N. Abazajian, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, presents an exploration of the visible cosmos and the hidden components that dominate it. Light from a trillion galaxies has traveled for over thirteen billion years to reach our instruments, yet the observable part accounts for only about five percent of everything that exists. Drawing on a UC Irvine tradition that began with Fred Reines and his Nobel Prize winning detection of the once undetectable neutrino, the talk traces that legacy to today. It covers ongoing searches for dark matter with X-ray observatories and the James Webb Space Telescope, why two precise measurements of the universe’s expansion rate do not agree, and how modern cosmology can determine the mass of ghostly neutrinos. It also considers the most challenging open problems and the Irvine theorists striving to solve them.

Jamesan Zane and Empowerlogic Studio host a monthly open mic at Knowlwood in Irvine, inviting performers of all genres to share their talents in a welcoming setting. The series takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month. A microphone, PA, grand piano and percussion are available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments to plug in. Signups are offered on site. The venue serves food along with beer and wine, plus shakes and billiards. All ages are welcome and there is no cover.

This show welcomes guests ages 3 and up. Every attendee needs their own ticket, regardless of age. There is a Live Nation presale as well as a public on sale. If you plan to sit in the balcony, please note it is accessible only by stairs.

Now in its seventh season on the Farmstead, this hands-on Pumpkin Painting class features a guided Poison Pumpkin project led by an instructor. Open to all ages, the session includes a small pumpkin and all paint supplies. Expect a bit of mess and wear clothing you do not mind getting dirty, since aprons are not provided. Tickets are $25 per person, or $23 for Crush Club and Pumpkin Pass holders. Crush Club members can sign in to access their discount. Pumpkin Pass holders can request a discount code via social media or by calling 951-888-2008. Pre-order is required and no walk-ins are accepted. A parent or guardian must be present for the entire class. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to check in and find seating.

Violet Grohl takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages concert. Entry is general admission with standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

A fitting day at Tukwet Canyon highlights PXG’s all-new Lightning Drivers, Fairways, and Hybrids. Participants can receive fittings for these clubs and learn more about the newest additions to the lineup.

Lenny Pearce brings the Toddler Rave World Tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person needs a ticket regardless of age. The balcony is only accessible by stairs. Ticket opportunities include a public onsale, Live Nation presale, artist presale, VIP package presale and onsale, and a Disney+ Perks presale.

Australian DJ and producer Lenny Pearce brings an energetic set to Riverside Municipal Auditorium in Riverside, shaping a family-ready dance party with bright, playful vibes. Known for transforming familiar children's songs and pop moments into upbeat electronic tracks, he delivers a colorful, crowd-friendly experience for dance music fans and families. Attendees can expect high-energy rhythms and plenty of playful party moments throughout the show.

Jay Webb brings The Homesick Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing-only show. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every guest, regardless of age. Caitlynne Curtis is scheduled to perform in support. All acts are subject to change.

Experience The Black Angels on the Passover 2026 Tour at The Observatory Orange County. All ages are welcome. Details such as the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes early purchase windows through the artist, Bandsintown, Spotify, and Live Nation, plus presale and preferred options for Citi cardmembers, followed by a general public sale.

Step into A Nightmare on 80s Street, a Halloween bash powered by big-hair attitude and a loaded lineup of ’80s rock anthems. Costumes are encouraged, whether glammed up or spine-chilling. A costume contest will take place during intermission, giving standout looks their moment. Expect a thrilling blend of nostalgia and fright, driven by the era’s fiercest hits.

Halloween weekend begins under black lights with a glow-in-the-dark paint night from Paint for a Purpose, featuring vivid color, spooky vibes, music, and creativity. Participants create a Halloween themed canvas using fluorescent and glow paints that come alive when the room goes dark. A professional artist provides step by step instruction during a 90 minute session, no experience needed, with plenty of freedom to personalize the piece. Adults and kids are welcome, and costumes are encouraged. All supplies are included, such as canvas, paints, and brushes, and the atmosphere is relaxed and moody with spooky tunes. Street parking is available nearby, and drinks are offered with a minimum donation. Tickets are 45 dollars for one or 80 dollars for two, with limited seating. Purchasing a ticket grants consent for photos and videos that may be used for promotional purposes. There are no refunds for no shows or within 48 hours of the event, and all sales are final.

Presented by IUCC and hosted by Cucu Chanel with her Drag Queen Divas, this Halloween-themed bingo party blends lively games with dynamic drag performances and festive fun. Costumes are encouraged, and a cash prize will go to the best one. The $30 entry fee includes both the bingo games and the drag show. Bingo markers, along with food and drinks, will be available for purchase. Participants must be 18 or older to play. Capacity is limited.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a run featuring 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances on a scenic course. Participants can look forward to complimentary race photos, posted official results, and goodie bags. The event is family friendly and welcomes walkers. Group discounts are available.

Skydive Perris marks half a century with a weekend honoring skydiving heritage, friendships, and milestone moments. Generations of jumpers, staff, organizers, competitors, and supporters come together to celebrate the place that grew into one of the world’s best known skydiving destinations. The program features Perris Legends presentations and forums that share stories, memories, and behind the scenes insights from people who helped shape the sport. Daytime entertainment includes live music and poolside DJ vibes, and the festivities also feature a 70s themed party. A complimentary poolside barbecue is planned, with food and drinks available throughout the weekend. Highlights include jumps from a DC-9 jet, aircraft displays tracing Perris history, and a spirited 50 year reunion that brings teammates and longtime friends together to share unforgettable tales.

Now in its 30th year, the Historical Society of Long Beach’s flagship event is an all-ages, self-guided exploration of Long Beach Municipal Cemetery and Sunnyside Cemetery featuring brief, first-person portrayals at gravesides. Community theater actors, dressed in era-appropriate attire, share the lives of those buried there, from influential figures in the city’s political history to everyday residents whose stories show that every life has meaning. Along the way, visitors will find features focused on Japanese American history, a Dia de Los Muertos installation, talks by historians, signings by authors of local history books, and exhibits highlighting Long Beach’s past. Performances are concise and repeat on a regular schedule so attendees can experience multiple stories. The tour draws about 1,500 participants and is powered by volunteers, the City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation, and Marine, and community and regional leaders, with sponsor support helping keep ticket prices within reach.

Presented by the Harvey Girl Historical Society, this autumn Victorian tea takes place inside the Fred Harvey Exhibit. Guests can enjoy tea paired with gourmet sandwiches and pastries, and each attendee receives a Harvey Girl keepsake to take home. Capacity is limited.

Beaumont Parks and Recreation hosts the annual Trunk or Treat at Beaumont Sports Park. Local businesses and organizations line the parking area and hand out candy and small goodies as children and families walk through in costume. Families, businesses, community groups, and student organizations are welcome to take part by distributing treats. Creativity is encouraged with a Best Trunk contest that adds a bit of friendly competition.

Riverside Municipal Auditorium hosts Wage War on the Emergency Broadcast Tour. Attendees ages 3 and up are welcome, and every person must have a ticket. The balcony can be reached only by stairs, so plan seating accordingly. Ticket access includes artist and Live Nation presales as well as VIP package options, followed by a public onsale.

Catch Your Breath brings the Not Broken Enough Tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all ages show. Tickets are available to the public, with additional options through artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, along with preferred tickets. The schedule and any supporting acts may change.

Enjoy a relaxed sip and paint experience at Phearless Art Studio, pairing creativity with your favorite drinks. No experience is required, as instructors provide step-by-step guidance from the first brushstrokes to a finished piece you can take home. Paint in the dark and watch your ideas come to life as you create your own artwork.

RockStallion brings a classic rock performance to The Vibe Live Music Venue in Old Town Temecula. The show centers on classic rock throughout.

Working toward a B license after earning an A license includes completing water training. This Water Training Course at Skydive Perris helps you prepare for the unlikely scenario of a water landing and fulfills the water training requirement for the B license. Learn what to do if that situation occurs so you are ready. Register through the tickets option or by calling the school at (951) 657-1664.

A comeback brunch party takes place at Gaslamp Long Beach in Long Beach, CA, featuring great food and service. A photo booth will be available, and a videographer will capture memorable moments throughout the event.

Te Amo Sip & Paint offers a creative, social painting session at Phearless Art Studio, pairing brushwork with your favorite beverages. No experience is required, with helpful instructors guiding each step from blank canvas to finished piece. The artwork is meant to stand out in the dark, and participants take home a personal masterpiece.

Riff Raff takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for an all ages show in a standing room only, general admission format. Every attendee will need a ticket to enter. JORDYPURP is slated to open, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presale options through Live Nation and Citi, plus preferred tickets for Citi cardmembers.

Admission is free to this Medicare Expo at the Janet Goeske Center in Riverside. Taking place during Medicare Open Enrollment, it brings together local Medicare specialists, health plans, brokers, and community organizations in one convenient setting. Attendees can review the latest updates, compare plan choices, and get questions answered to make informed decisions about coverage for the coming year. The first 100 people will receive complimentary coffee and a continental breakfast. Resource materials will be available, and raffle prizes will be offered throughout the event.

At Temecula Valley Hospital, this cardiac support group offers a welcoming space for patients and caregivers with a focus on reducing the risk of a return to the hospital. Sessions provide practical information and encouragement, with opportunities to ask questions and receive guidance from a multidisciplinary team representing pharmacy, nutrition, case management, and social work. Participants can explore strategies to stay well, hear patient experiences and success stories, and connect with others in a supportive setting. Refreshments are provided. The gathering takes place in the Heroes Community Room on the first floor.

The lineup features Armand Hammer, Open Mike Eagle, Kenny Segal, and Human Error Club. All ages are welcome. This is a general admission show with standing room only. Presale opportunities are offered through Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember programs, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets are available. Set times and the supporting lineup may change.

Created by Dream Cultivator Enterprises, also known as R3, this small-group, high-end retreat invites women who are constantly giving to others to make space for themselves and experience intentional rest. Held at a private estate, the all-inclusive weekend weaves together relaxation, empowerment, healing, laughter, and genuine sisterhood. Attendees enjoy meals prepared by a chef, VIP-level pampering, heartfelt conversation, restorative experiences, hands-on activities, and wellness-focused moments. Upscale accommodations, thoughtfully selected gifts, and purpose-built spaces support a reset of mind, emotions, and body. The weekend features sip and paint sessions, fireside chats, time for reflection, movement, and opportunities for deep connection. More than a quick break, R3 nurtures a community of women who choose to rest with intention, reconnect with themselves, and leave renewed with tools, accountability, and clarity for life beyond the retreat. Capacity is limited.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson brings the tour’s third leg to Fox Performing Arts Center, showcasing new songs from her album STARS alongside God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and the multi-week No. 1 My Jesus. Aodhan King and Peter Burton perform in support, and the concert features music and worship along with a glimpse of what is ahead. For ages 3 and up, and a ticket is required for every person.

Prepare for a hard-hitting rock experience that pushes the energy to the limit. Fierce, high-voltage vibes set the tone for a full-throttle good time.

Next Stop Comedy brings a fresh stand-up lineup to Smudgepot Brewing Company, delivering a lively night of jokes in an intimate setting. This edition features comedians from across the country, with sets by Heather Winter and Daniel Alvarez, and Ilina Cortes as host. Whether planning a date night, chasing your comedy fix, or heading out with friends, expect high energy sets and easygoing vibes in a neighborhood venue.

Founded by C. Brian Williams, Step Afrika! brings the art of stepping to the stage in a high-energy program that interlaces rhythm, movement, and culture into a memorable experience. The company fuses the percussive traditions of historically African American fraternities and sororities with traditional African dance and contemporary movement, creating a vibrant mix of music, storytelling, humor, and interactive moments. Internationally recognized and often cited among leading African American dance companies in the United States, the ensemble has toured to more than 60 countries and serves as a cultural ambassador that champions teamwork, education, and cross-cultural understanding. Expect crisp precision, bold choreography, and an electric atmosphere. Tickets are $30 for regular admission, $25 for seniors 65 and older, military personnel, and groups of 15 or more, and $15 for students. Group sales for 15 or more are handled through the ticket office. Season tickets are available at $85 for regular, $70 for seniors 65 and older and military, and $40 for students.

Hip Hop Bingo brings a high-energy experience to Shooters Temecula in Temecula, combining lively bingo rounds with both classic and new school R&B and hip hop. Dance, enjoy food and drinks, soak in the vibe, and celebrate your wins as the music keeps the momentum going. This event is for ages 21 and over, with food and beverages available for purchase.

Recycle used motor oil and exchange old filters for new ones at AutoZone in Temecula. To participate, claim two free oil filters, then drain and collect up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher, your container of used oil, and up to two used oil filters to receive up to two new oil filters of the same or lower value at no cost in exchange for the used filters. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Temecula.

At AutoZone, residents can recycle used motor oil and receive new replacements for up to two used oil filters. To participate, first secure a voucher for two free oil filters, then drain and store up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher, the container of oil, and up to two used oil filters to receive as many as two new filters of equal or lower value. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Hemet.

Skydive Elsinore hosts an EXCEL formation skydiving skills camp focused on improving belly-flying technique. Flyers are organized into small groups of two to three with a dedicated coach and complete five jumps, each followed by a thorough video debrief. The camp welcomes newly A license holders as well as experienced skydivers, with instruction from seasoned coaches. Coaching is complimentary, and participants only pay for their jump tickets. Reservations are required to maintain small groups. To reserve a spot, email events@skydiveelsinore.com. A $50 deposit is required and will be applied back to your jump account upon arrival.

This fall market offers a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping. Pampered Chef will be in attendance.

Fall-tastic brings the STEAM Saturdays spirit to the season with easy, make-and-take autumn projects created for young children and their families. Kids can explore textures with leaf rubbings, turn thumbprints into acorns alongside trees, build a whimsical pie from a paper plate, and try printmaking with apple stamps. These thoughtfully designed activities inspire creativity, encourage noticing nature, and invite sensory exploration in a supportive museum setting. Families can create side by side and nurture curiosity through hands-on discovery. Projects run in the STEAM Lab during its regular hours and are covered by general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands available at Guest Services.

Meet your new feline companion at this cat adoption event. Same day placements are available with an application and a brief phone interview. Adoption fees are $200 for a single kitten or $350 for two, and $150 for cats six months and older, with proceeds helping cover medical care. Every cat has been examined by a veterinarian, spayed or neutered, tested for FIV and FeLV, vaccinated with FVRCP, dewormed, treated for fleas, and microchipped with lifetime registration.

Beaumont’s Día de los Muertos celebration honors cherished memories with a colorful day of culture, music, and community at the Albert A. Chatigny Sr. Community Recreation Center. The gathering is free to attend and welcomes all ages. Attendees can bring photos of beloved pets who have passed to contribute to a shared ofrenda, enjoy mariachi performances and dancing, and take part in themed crafts and traditional face painting. A Catriń/Catrina showcase features simple walk on and pivot presentations, with judging focused on costumes and consideration for makeup, presentation, and creativity. Food vendors will be available, and a kids zone offers activities for children. Fees apply for vendors and for some kids activities.

A two-piano celebration of Elton John and Billy Joel fills the Ramona Bowl with the songs that turned the piano into a rock powerhouse. Kenny Metcalf as Elton: The Early Years channels the most daring and imaginative period, complete with the signature costumes and glasses, and favorites like "Rocket Man," "Tiny Dancer," "Crocodile Rock," "Bennie and the Jets," "Your Song," and "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." All Key'd Up brings Billy Joel’s catalog to life with a distinctly New York spirit, delivering "Piano Man," "Uptown Girl," "Just the Way You Are," "New York State of Mind," "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant," and "Vienna." Expect a sing-along soundtrack that has accompanied school dances and weddings, road trips and breakups. This is more than a concert. It is a full evening experience in an open-air, natural stone amphitheatre that has welcomed audiences since 1923. Arrive early to enjoy the courtyard with a full bar offering craft cocktails, beer, and wine, and a variety of food vendors. As the sun sets and the mountains turn to silhouettes, take your seat and feel the excitement build before the first chords ring out. Parking is available in paved lots for a $5 fee, with accessible parking and seating options provided. The event is rain or shine, and evenings can feel cool after sunset, so bring a light layer. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but professional equipment is not permitted. Outside alcohol is not allowed, and no outside beverages in glass containers. Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred, and events canceled by the venue are fully refunded. This is a tribute concert featuring tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

A monthly Magic: The Gathering Legacy tournament where proxies are allowed, giving both newer and experienced players an affordable way to try decks and compete. The event features three rounds in the Legacy format with a $10 entry. All entry fees are returned as prizes, awarded to participants who finish with a positive record. The environment is competitive yet welcoming, ideal for testing ideas and enjoying high-level play.

Aeromyth brings an Aerosmith tribute to Hemet Theatre with a live concert of classic Aerosmith music.

Aeromyth pays homage to Aerosmith with a stage show that recreates the band’s signature sound. The performance features standout vocals, hit songs, and plenty of high-voltage rock energy. Tickets are on sale.

A live show at The Observatory Orange County features Dave Hause & The Mermaids with Crimewave 66 and The Jack Knives. This event is open to all ages. Entry is general admission with standing only, and details or participating acts may change. Tickets are offered to the general public, with a preferred option available for Citi cardmembers.

Paul Cauthen performs at The Observatory Orange County in an all ages show. Schedule details and any supporting acts may change. Ticket options include general public availability, preferred access for Citi cardmembers, and a VIP package.

Buena Vista Orchestra brings a performance to Fox Performing Arts Center. Guests ages three and up are welcome, and every attendee will need their own ticket. The event schedule is subject to change. Ticket access includes a general public sale, along with presales through Live Nation and the artist.

This intimate speakeasy experience in Santa Ana reimagines Edgar Allan Poe’s most celebrated works through atmospheric theater, live music, and dramatic storytelling. Tickets include four carefully crafted cocktails that complement the evening’s tales. Presented at Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary, it delivers an immersive blend of macabre mood and literary intrigue. This event is known to sell out quickly.

Temecula sets the scene for a race day that blends athletic challenge with winery vibes. Courses wind through sunlit vineyards and conclude at Wilson Creek Winery where live music plays and a well earned wine glass marks the finish. Runners can take on the hills of the Half Marathon or enjoy a scenic 5K stroll with friends, and both running and walking are welcome. The focus is the journey as much as the clock. Organizers outline a simple plan for participants, encouraging an early commitment to capture early bird pricing, inviting everyone to savor Southern California views along the route, and closing with a celebration that exchanges hard work for a souvenir wine glass, a custom medal, and a festive afternoon at the finish.

Choose your distance with 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon options on a scenic route. Participants receive complimentary photos and goodie bags, and official results will be posted. The event welcomes walkers and is suitable for families, making it an easy way for groups to take part together. Group discounts are available. Many additional races are planned in the future.

At Skydive Elsinore, EXCEL Tracking is a skills camp focused on the planning and safety fundamentals of group tracking for formations of two to three. The day starts with a required morning seminar, followed by five coached skydives that include thorough briefings and debriefings on each jump. It is designed for skydivers who are new to tracking as well as experienced flyers looking to refine technique and decision-making, all with guidance from seasoned coaches. The only cost is a jump ticket. Participants must hold a B License, use an audible altimeter, have at least 100 jumps, and bring a willingness to learn. Reservations are required because space is limited. To secure a spot, contact Chris Dare at 03dare@gmail.com. A $50 deposit is needed and will be credited back to your jump account upon arrival.

Celebrate the music of Queen with The Kings of Queen, a live tribute led by vocalist Emo Alaeddin. After recording lead vocals for a Queen project that required near-perfect replication of Freddie Mercury’s sound, he embraced the role, trimming his hair, adopting the signature mustache, and focusing on bringing Mercury’s spirit to the stage. The goal is to reproduce the band’s iconic studio sound in a fully live setting, with no backing tracks. Each of the four core members handles distinct vocal parts to capture the classic harmonies. The lineup features guitarist and vocalist Gregg Thompson, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Joel Case, bassist and vocalist Chris Trimmer, and drummer and vocalist Matisse Passillas, while Alaeddin adds movement, costumes, and visual flair inspired by Mercury’s showmanship. Event policies include 21 and over only. Outside containers, drinks, and food are not allowed. A limited selection of charcuterie and snack cups will be available for purchase. Seating is general admission.

At Fallbrook School of the Arts, this free open mic night features poetry, prose, and more. Participants may take the mic to share their work. Registration is available on the organizer’s website.

NEHT Golf organizes a two day semi pro tournament at Soboba Springs Golf Course, a venue noted for its layout and a history of hosting many Nationwide and Korn Ferry events as well as several state opens. With a full field, the purse is expected to top $10,000.

This interactive Dementia Friends educational session, presented with the County of San Diego, focuses on changing how people think, act, and talk about dementia. Over 60 minutes, participants explore common signs and symptoms, practice supportive communication techniques and hands-on strategies, and identify ways to engage and support people who live with dementia. Attendees receive a certificate and helpful resources, along with the chance to contribute to a meaningful movement. This is an in-person workshop. Questions can be directed to (760) 731-9187.

Periphery brings the A Pale White Dot US Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a standing-room-only general admission concert in Anaheim, CA. The lineup includes support from Ne Obliviscaris, Greyhaven, and Ando San, and it may change. Guests of all ages are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with presale opportunities for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, and Spotify.

Daughtry marks two decades with an intimate acoustic set that puts the focus on a stripped back sound. Ticket options include a general sale, early access for fan club members and the venue, and VIP packages with both presale and regular release.

Discounts are available all day for military members and veterans. Additional information will be shared as the event approaches.

Dylan’s Juke Joint: Drop The Mic brings a soulful open mic experience to Temecula Sports Lounge, spotlighting smooth R&B, Neo-Soul, and artists ready to share their voices. Singers, rappers, poets, comedians, and live musicians take the stage for a blend of open mic moments and featured sets in a grown and sexy atmosphere. Expect intimate energy, standout performances, and a welcoming space where music, creativity, and culture come together. Admission is $12 in advance or $15 at the door.

Murrieta Hot Springs Resort hosts a large regional business expo bringing together more than 100 local vendors and organizations for connections and community. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone, with registration required. Guests can meet a wide range of local businesses, enjoy complimentary food and drinks, and take part in a giveaway for a 20 inch folding tandem bike for adults. Networking opportunities with community leaders and entrepreneurs are featured, along with a DJ, additional giveaways, photo opportunities, and more.

Crean Lutheran presents its fall musical, SpongeBob SquarePants, in the Black Box Theatre. Performances are scheduled on multiple days. Exact showtimes will be announced by the organizer, and ticket information will be shared soon.

Ring in the season with a rock and roll holiday concert featuring Scot Bruce channeling Elvis Presley. This lively tribute captures the charisma and sound of The King, pairing spirited performances with seasonal favorites like "Blue Christmas" and "Santa Bring My Baby Back" alongside nostalgic hits. Expect an evening filled with classic vibes, upbeat energy, and plenty of holiday cheer. Ticket options include orchestra at $40, parterre at $35, and balcony at $30.

All ages are welcome at this show. Please note that the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access offered via artist and Live Nation presales.

Southern Culture on The Skids makes a return appearance at Alex's Bar for a performance, with special guests to be announced.

Stone Soul brings a holiday-flavored showcase of classic soul and Motown, powered by an eight piece band with powerful vocals and a vibrant horn section. The performance honors songs made famous by Smokey Robinson, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops, Otis Redding, and James Brown, blending beloved hits with festive favorites for a spirited Christmas celebration in true Motown style. Tickets are on sale, with seating priced at $40 for Orchestra, $35 for Parterre, and $30 for Balcony.

Wind Warriors offers coaching for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared for solo, linking skills learned in the tunnel to performance in the sky. Free coaching is provided by Perris load organizers, with support that carries from wind tunnel sessions to jumps, helping newer jumpers refine technique, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches in a structured environment at Skydive Perris. Optional food is available, with a breakfast sandwich and coffee or juice offered for an additional $10 plus tax. Tunnel time can be purchased in 10, 20, or 30 minute blocks priced at $135, $250, and $360, with per minute rates of $13.50, $12.50, and $12. Each session requires at least 10 minutes of flight time, which is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. Coaching covers belly and back flying. To schedule a session, call 951-940-4290.

The MMRF Team for Cures community comes together in Southern California for a walk at William Mason Park in Irvine, supporting the mission of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. This gathering unites participants to drive cutting edge research, speed progress toward better treatments, and support people living with multiple myeloma. Every step in this walk is dedicated to moving closer to a world without the disease.

Settle in for a 12-hour open crop dedicated to scrapbooking and crafting. This pared-down format keeps the focus on community, creativity, and simplicity. Attendance is limited to 15 participants, and the day rate is $40. Pre-register for six sessions to receive a seventh at no cost using code PREPAY6FOR7. The 2026 monthly studio schedule and themes are already set. Each attendee receives a personal workstation with a 5 foot table, a comfortable chair, dedicated lighting, power, Wi-Fi, and a personal waste bin. On-site amenities include a full size refrigerator with filtered water and ice, a coffee maker and Keurig, and a microwave, with complimentary coffee, cream, sweetener, and snacks. Bring lunch and dinner or pick up food nearby. Shared tools are available, including trimmers, border punches, a border maker system, a custom cutting system, a Cricut, die cut and embossing machines, self-healing mats, a cutting table, an iron and ironing board, a quilt design board, and scrapbooking supplies by CM.

At Diamond Valley Lake Marina in Hemet, CA, participants will follow a 2K route. Activities begin with registration, continue with an opening ceremony, and lead into the walk. Parking is $5, and only service dogs are allowed.

Children can delve into the art of coil pottery in a hands-on clay activity created in honor of Native American Heritage Month. Young makers will shape and stack clay coils to build their own small pots while learning about one of the oldest ceramic techniques practiced by Indigenous cultures. As part of Second Saturdays, this relaxed and welcoming program is designed for families to create together, explore curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. The event takes place at Victor Valley Museum. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and museum members receive free admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Past adopters, pug lovers, and their pugs gather for Pug Nation's annual reunion and meetup at Recreation Dog Park - Long Beach. The event celebrates the rescue community by bringing familiar faces together to reconnect and let the dogs socialize. It honors the happy endings made possible through adoption and centers on community, gratitude, and plenty of pug snorts.

The eighth Mentone CA International Film Festival is gearing up with submissions now open. Screenings may be presented in a theater this year, offering a classic moviegoing experience. Local schools and colleges are encouraged to submit, building on momentum from last year when a film from REV High School stood out and the winner was presented with the Orange Reel during the announcements. A new promotional video is on the way, and highlights from last year’s adventures will be shared to set the stage for the next edition.

Dancestation, in association with Camp O.G., The Menasco’s, and I-Candy Entertainment, presents a Family Picnic with a Dancegiving twist at Hunter Park. This free, family-focused park gathering spotlights house, techno, drum and bass, electro, and more from DJs across Southern California, powered by all-new sound and lighting from I-Candy Entertainment and captured by live media. The lineup features Dyl Pickles (Camp OG / House Party), Eric Menasco (The Menasco’s / The Body Electric), and Family Picnic residents Pablo Luano and Abstract, with a special guest DJ and additional artists to be announced. Expect a warm community atmosphere with a canned and dry food drive, giveaways, merchandise vendors, and eats and treats highlighted by Havee’s Tacos as the featured food vendor. On-site conveniences include parking, restrooms, two kids playgrounds, and basketball courts to round out the family vibes. For more than a decade, Dancestation has nurtured daytime dance gatherings in the Inland Empire, celebrating talented Southern California DJs while bringing people together through music, dance, and positive energy.

Take part in a sip and paint session where you will complete a 12-by-14 canvas. All supplies are provided. Snacks will be available, and it is BYOB. The cost is 25.00 per painter, and reservations must be made via Venmo.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to the Observatory Festival Grounds in the venue’s parking lot. Admission is general admission for all attendees, and the event is open to all ages. Ticket access includes several presale opportunities, with options noted for Artist, BIT, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmembers, along with a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment.

State Champs performs at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person will need their own ticket. The balcony can be accessed only by stairs. Ticket options listed include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, and VIP packages offered through both presale and onsale.

House of Blues Anaheim hosts a standing-room, general admission concert featuring Dengue Fever. The event welcomes all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Opening support will be announced, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes a public on-sale, presales for Citi cardmembers and Live Nation, and a preferred ticket option for Citi cardholders.

A program of romance, drama, and orchestral intensity fills the Terrace Theater at the Long Beach Performing Arts Center. Pianist Michelle Cann performs Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 with conductor Eckart Preu leading the orchestra. The program also includes Ravel's Bolero and Strauss's Don Juan. Doors open before the performance, and a pre-concert talk is offered in advance.

Plague Vendor returns to Alex's Bar in Long Beach alongside special guests Skating Polly and The Chapel. This live show brings all three acts to the same stage for a night focused on their performances.

Beach Flea Market takes place at Long Beach City College (Pacific Coast Campus).

Please note, this fundraiser has been postponed. At Harry's Sports Bar & Grill in downtown Fallbrook, the event celebrates a successful field season with the marching band on the patio, a live DJ, and games. Mention “I’m with the Band” and 15 percent of your tab will support the band. All ages are welcome.

A curated group of wedding experts will be available to share advice for planning a celebration that matches your vision, whether you imagine a sophisticated black-tie gala or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. Their guidance focuses on helping you create lasting memories for a day that feels just right for you.

Southwest Women's Chorus marks its 25th anniversary with a concert at Old Town Temecula Community Theater in Temecula. This milestone performance celebrates the ensemble’s quarter century of making music together.

At the Grove of Anaheim in Anaheim, Matt Fraser presents a 90 minute live mediumship experience. The New York Times bestselling author, billed as America’s top psychic medium, delivers messages from the spirit world in real time and moves through the audience to offer readings. He shares specific names, memories, dates and details that loved ones would recognize, creating moments of comfort and healing along with laughter and tears. Whether a message reaches you directly or you witness someone else’s reading, many find that what comes through resonates personally. Every seat offers a close connection to the experience, and each event unfolds differently, shaped by the audience in the room. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Sensory Hours offers a quieter way to explore the San Bernardino County Museum, and this month the focus at the Hall of History’s History Cart is a pinch pot activity. Museum educators will lead hands-on experiences inspired by Native American Heritage Month, such as shaping pinch pots, trying out seed crushing, and taking part in calming sensory play connected to traditional materials and cultural practices. During this time, lighting is dimmed and overall sound is lowered to support a comfortable, low-sensory visit. The environment is especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and it is open to anyone who prefers a relaxed pace. Each month the education team introduces fresh sensory activities in a different exhibit space, which may include tactile exploration, art projects, or opportunities to handle natural materials related to the museum’s collections. Activities change monthly and are designed to spark curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive setting. Admission is 10 dollars for adults, 8 dollars for military guests or seniors, 7 dollars for students, and 5 dollars for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free. Museum Foundation members receive 50% off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Enjoy fellowship and a meal at Faith, with all food provided. Everyone is welcome.

GWAR takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for an all-ages, standing-room-only show. Nailed Shut, Mac Sabbath, and Midnight are slated to open, and the lineup is subject to change. Every attendee, no matter their age, must have a ticket to enter. Tickets are available through a public onsale, along with artist, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation presales, plus Citi cardmember preferred options.

This Thanksgiving luncheon, hosted by Family Services Association, offers seniors a classic holiday meal, friendly conversation, and lighthearted games in a warm community setting. It highlights gratitude, connection, and a feast served with care and festive cheer. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Open to attendees of every age, this show welcomes fans for an evening where the schedule and any supporting acts may be adjusted. Ticket access includes several presale options such as an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember opportunities, followed by a general public sale.

Of Mice and Men performs a high energy rock concert at The Observatory Orange County. Experience the band live on stage.

Paint with Amanda Lamarche presents a relaxed, creative night where you will paint Snowflake Lake, a colorful winter landscape with a whimsical spirit. The session welcomes beginners and anyone seeking a fun night out with friends. All materials are provided, so you can start painting right away. It is a social, hands-on experience with no prior experience required. Bring your enthusiasm, and consider inviting a friend for extra fun. Food and drink are not included.

A welcoming destination devoted to trance, bringing enthusiasts together for a shared experience.

Pick your distance with 5k, 10k, 15k, or half marathon options at this Giving Thanks run. Expect complimentary race photos, official results available afterward, a scenic route that is fun to take on, and gift bags. The experience welcomes walkers and is designed with families in mind. Group discounts are offered, and additional races are coming up.

This two-day Leading Movement Course at Skydive Elsinore is designed for flyers who want to build a solid foundation in leading tracking and angle skydives. Participants will explore the responsibilities of a leader, learn how to account for drop zone operations and weather, plan and design flight paths, make smart in-air decisions, and run effective briefings and debriefs. Expect personalized feedback along with time to ask questions, work through scenarios, and dive deep into techniques and best practices. The format blends classroom sessions with skydives. Each participant will plan, brief, lead, and debrief at least one jump, and will join other jumps as a follower. Weather permitting, the schedule targets about three to four jumps per day. Groups are capped at five participants plus a coach to keep instruction focused. Minimum requirements include at least 300 skydives, the ability to confidently track on the belly within six feet of the leader, the skills to fly safely in a group of six, and basic understanding of jump run, checking daily wind forecasts, and freefall drift. Registration is $450 for the two days and does not include jump tickets. Registration is nonrefundable unless a suitable replacement is found, with a 100 dollar administrative fee deducted. Participants must be prepared to commit to up to four jumps per day and to complete or pay for all jumps their group makes. Applicants who are accepted will receive payment instructions by email.

Explore the Turtle Rock area on a guided outing that welcomes newcomers. Depending on the number of leaders and participants, the group may split into easy and moderate options. Experienced leaders who have spent decades on these trails will shape routes that could circle French Hill, follow the Shady Canyon Trail, or continue toward Bommer Canyon to keep things varied. Bring water and wear light hiking boots. Meet at Turtle Rock Community Park and use the parking lot off Turtle Rock Drive; leaders will be in that lot rather than by the tennis courts. Please, no dogs.

Four powerhouse tribute acts share one stage for a marathon of hard rock anthems, performed in consecutive sets that celebrate AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, Motley Crue, and Aerosmith. Dirty Deeds fires up AC/DC favorites like Back in Black, Highway to Hell, You Shook Me All Night Long, TNT, and Thunderstruck. Lies and Roses delivers Guns N' Roses staples including Sweet Child O' Mine, Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City, and November Rain. Hollywood Crue cranks up Girls Girls Girls, Kickstart My Heart, Dr. Feelgood, and Home Sweet Home. Aerosmythe closes with Walk This Way, Dream On, Sweet Emotion, and Dude (Looks Like a Lady). Make a night of it at Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre. Arrive early to relax in the courtyard, pick up a craft cocktail or a cold beer from the full bar, and choose from on-site food vendors while the sun paints the surrounding mountains. When the wooden amphitheatre doors open, step into a natural stone setting that has welcomed audiences since 1923 and settle in for an evening built for volume. Helpful details: parking is available in paved lots for $5 per vehicle, with accessible parking offered in limited spaces near the main entrance. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and no outside alcohol or glass containers. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but professional photography gear is not permitted. The show goes on rain or shine, and the canyon can cool after sunset, so bring a layer. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are non-refundable and fully transferable, and venue-canceled events receive full refunds. This is a tribute concert performed by tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

A second annual gala and awards evening will shine a spotlight on remarkable individuals and organizations making an impact. Nominations are open across a wide range of fields, including music, film, community heroes, businesses, non-profits, and more. The focus is on recognizing outstanding achievements and celebrating excellence across industries.

All ages are welcome at this event. Please note that supporting acts and other details may change. Ticket access includes artist and Live Nation presales, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

24K Magic, a tribute to the music of Bruno Mars at Gaslamp Long Beach, offers an evening of dining, live music, and dancing. A special guest will be announced. Admission tickets provide entry only, and table seating requires a separate dinner or bottle service reservation. For reservations, call 562-596-4718 or email info@gaslamplongbeach.com.

At Loud Burger, Sugar Rush delivers a high-energy show meant to keep people dancing all night. Burgers and drinks complement a fun, upbeat atmosphere for a lively night.

RockStallion takes the stage at The Vibe Live Music Venue in Old Town Temecula with a set rooted in classic rock.

Elmo and the Sesame Street friends bring a brand new Sesame Street Live show to the stage filled with singing, dancing, and interactive fun. Families can clap along to familiar favorites such as "Sunny Days," "Elmo's Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day" while sharing laughs, learning together, and making memories that last. This event welcomes all ages. Children younger than 2 may attend without a ticket when seated on a parent's lap, and everyone else will need a ticket. Special effects used during the performance include flashing lights, haze fog, and confetti.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing room only performance. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every attendee, regardless of age. Support will be provided by Big Wreck and Tim Montana, and the lineup may change. Ticket options include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

The Gravity Guild will perform live at Lake Alice in Riverside, California.

Freshly prepared Thanksgiving meals are delivered to seniors who are homebound, bringing the holiday spirit to their homes with help from caring volunteers. The aim is to ensure older adults feel remembered and supported, creating moments of connection, comfort, and gratitude for those who might otherwise spend the day alone. This family-friendly effort welcomes all ages to share in the spirit of the season. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

The Dickies perform at The Observatory Orange County, and the show welcomes all ages.

Street Racers International’s Nitro Garage division hosts the second annual toy drive in support of children in foster care. The nonprofit Mavix Community outreach program, led by Kelly, works with these children and their families to bring a little more joy. With support from the car community, last year’s effort delivered more than 1,000 toys, and organizers hope to surpass that total this year. Contributions are welcomed for boys and girls from newborn through age 17. For donors who are not local, a shipping address can be arranged.

Wind Warriors at Perris Indoor Skydiving offers a guided path from wind tunnel skills to skydives for newly licensed jumpers and students cleared for solo. Complimentary coaching from Perris organizers helps participants refine technique, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches within the Skydive Perris community. Coaching spans both tunnel and sky. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional $10 plus tax. Sessions are available at $135 for 10 minutes, $250 for 20 minutes, or $360 for 30 minutes. Each session requires a minimum of 10 minutes, purchased time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions, and it must be used within 60 days of purchase. Activities focus on belly and back flying. To schedule a session, call 951-940-4290.

Major Dudes pays tribute to the music of Steely Dan with an extended set that runs over three hours. The performance includes complete renditions of Aja and The Royal Scam, delivered by a lineup of accomplished musicians and vocalists. Presented at The Vibe, this general admission event is limited to guests 21 and over. Outside food, beverages and containers are not permitted, and a limited selection of charcuterie and snack cups will be available for purchase. Returning by popular demand, the show frequently sells out.

Experience the music of Hey Arnold performed live at The Observatory Orange County, featuring Jim Lang with the PS 118 AllStars and a special guest appearance by Craig Bartlett. This is an all ages show. Supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi Cardmember preferred options, along with a public onsale.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a standing room only, general admission concert. This is an all-ages event, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Trey Pendley is scheduled to open, and the lineup is subject to change. Tickets include several presale options, such as artist, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Hosted by the Fellowship Committee of Faith Lutheran Church, this bingo gathering takes place in the Fellowship Hall and offers games, snacks, and time to connect with others. Admission is free. The event is open to everyone, and guests are welcome.

Randall King takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim with support from Kylie Frey. This is a standing room, general admission show. The event welcomes all ages, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. The lineup is subject to change. Ticket access includes a public onsale and several presales, including Ticketmaster, HOB Foundation Room Member, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation.

Explore an annual beauty sale in Santa Ana featuring major savings on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Attendees receive a free eyeshadow upon arrival and can expect discounts of up to 75 percent. The event takes place at Holiday Inn Santa Ana - Orange County Airport. Admission is free, children are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted.

Experience the Roaring Twenties at a Great Gatsby themed senior dance featuring 1920s style, classic music, and an elegant setting. Attendees are encouraged to dress in period-inspired attire and enjoy an evening of dancing, mingling, and vintage charm. Enjoy a stylish celebration and create keepsake moments with a Jazz Age twist. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Phat Cat Swinger brings lively retro showmanship to Redlands Bowl in a holiday concert crafted to be memorable.

Long Beach is the setting for a milestone celebration honoring three decades of Drag The River, with guest appearances adding to the occasion. It offers a warm tribute to a long-running journey and a moment to look back on the path that brought everyone here.

Skydive Elsinore hosts a focused EXCEL Tracking camp designed to build solid planning skills and safe group tracking for two to three flyers. The day starts with a required morning seminar, followed by coached skydives that include thorough pre-jump briefs and post-jump debriefs. Participants are expected to complete five jumps as part of the program. Whether you are new to tracking or highly experienced, the coaching team provides structured guidance to advance your skills. The cost is a jump ticket. Requirements include a B License, an audible altimeter, a minimum of 100 jumps, and a willingness to learn. Reservations are required and space is limited. To reserve, contact Chris Dare at 03dare@gmail.com. A 50 dollar deposit is needed and will be credited to your jump account upon arrival.

STEAM Saturdays brings a Winter Wonderland theme to December with simple, hands-on projects created for young learners and their families. Children can cut and craft snowflakes, mix up DIY snow using baking soda and shaving cream for sensory play, and make seasonal collages such as an ugly sweater or a cozy winter hat. Each activity is designed for age-appropriate exploration and encourages creativity, tactile discovery, and imaginative play in a welcoming museum setting. Winter Wonderland projects are available in the STEAM Lab during regular hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry is in place for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands provided at Guest Services.

A science fiction and fantasy author with long-time ties to Murrieta returns for a live appearance at In Bloom Bookery in Old Town Temecula. The event features book signings, conversations about all things sci-fi and fantasy, and pre-wrapped book bundles ready for holiday gifting while visitors browse the shelves. It is a homecoming visit celebrating connections to the Temecula and Murrieta community.

Beach gathering for corgi enthusiasts where anyone is welcome, whether bringing a corgi, an honorary corgi, or no dog at all. It offers a chance for people considering a future dog from the hosts to connect with families who already have their pups and to see Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgis bred to AKC standards. It also brings together families who already have one of the hosts’ corgis for a relaxed day at the beach. After a long pause since the last beach day, the focus is on hanging out and meeting fellow corgi fans.

Experience holiday portraits in an elegant Grand Hall setting in Hemet, California with RachaelR.Visual Photography. The space is styled with rich red, gold, and evergreen accents, featuring grand arches, sweeping staircases, decorated trees, and classic seasonal touches that work beautifully for both posed portraits and full length family photos. Each session is 30 minutes and starts at $75, including nine professionally edited digital images delivered through a private online gallery. Additional images and poses are available for purchase, and professional printing can be arranged. Both full body and seated portraits are offered. The set comfortably accommodates about four to six people, making it a suitable choice for families, couples, children, siblings, and maternity portraits. Appointments are limited, advance booking is required, and a deposit is needed to secure a session.

Temecula Valley Players stages A Christmas Carol, The Musical at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Inspired by Charles Dickens, this musical features a book by Mike Okrent and Lynn Ahrens, music by Alan Menken, and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, and is produced by arrangement with Musical Theatre International. The story follows Ebenezer Scrooge, a wealthy miser who dismisses the season and the needs of those around him. On Christmas Eve, visits from the spirits of his past, present, and future reveal the impact of his choices and guide him toward generosity and renewal. Tickets are $32 for Orchestra, $30 for Parterre, and $28 for Balcony. A $25 any seat price is available on Thursdays. Discounts are offered for seniors 65 and up, students, and military with ID, and are not available for Thursday performances.

Celebrate the holidays with a festive night of music and merriment featuring 2nd VERSE Band alongside DJNRY at Golden Sea Restaurant & Banquet. Enjoy live entertainment with a DJ and full band, plenty of dancing, delicious food and drinks, fun games with prizes, and a cheerful seasonal atmosphere throughout the night. General admission is 60 dollars and includes the DJ and band, food and beverages, complimentary parking, and continuous holiday tunes. For tickets or sponsorship inquiries, call 562-458-9845 or 562-310-5128.

The 103rd season closes with a salute to the moment rock and roll became art, featuring a tribute concert honoring The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, and Jimi Hendrix. Tribute performers, not the original recording artists, revive the spirit, invention, and audacity that reshaped popular music. The Who Generation channels the band’s seismic energy and sing-along power. Like Zeppelin unleashes blues thunder and mystic grandeur. Mojo Rising leans into The Doors’ moody poetry and keyboard-driven creativity. Power of Soul captures Jimi Hendrix’s revolutionary guitar voice and soulful finesse. Expect era-defining riffs, psychedelic flights, and crowd-rousing anthems that trace the DNA of so many favorites. The Ramona Bowl experience turns the occasion into more than a concert. Arrive early to relax in the courtyard, choose from food vendors, and visit the full bar as the mountains glow with color. When the wooden doors open, settle into a natural stone amphitheatre that has been creating memories since 1923, then enjoy music under crisp skies and bright stars. The event proceeds regardless of weather, and the canyon cools after sunset, so a light layer helps. Practical notes: paid parking is available in paved lots near the venue, accessible seating and parking are offered, personal cameras and phones are welcome while professional gear is not, and outside alcohol is prohibited. Please do not bring outside food or drinks in glass containers. Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred.

Internationally recognized Elvis tribute artist Scot Bruce presents a high-energy live show that salutes the music and legacy of Presley. With a faithful sound and a classic look, he channels the charisma and hit-making magic that defined the King. The set spans everything from early rockabilly standouts to enduring favorites, creating a celebration of timeless rock and roll.

Steve Hofstetter returns to Santa Ana with a brand new set at The Frida Cinema. A global comedy standout whose videos have earned billions of views, he has sold out shows in hundreds of cities across dozens of countries. Expect an unfiltered stand up performance. If the show is canceled for any reason, tickets will be refunded automatically. For attendees 14 and older.

The EXCEL Formation Skydiving FS skills camp at Skydive Elsinore focuses on strengthening belly-flying technique through small, coached groups. Participants jump with an experienced coach in teams of two to three, with a plan for five skydives and thorough video debriefs after each. The camp welcomes a wide range of experience levels, from newly A licensed jumpers to seasoned flyers. Coaching is provided at no cost, and participants purchase their own jump tickets. Reservations are required to keep groups small. A $50 deposit is collected and then credited back to the participant’s jump account upon arrival. To reserve a spot, RSVP by emailing events@skydiveelsinore.com.

Working toward a skydiving B license and already have your A license? This water training course at Skydive Perris covers what you need to know for an unexpected water landing, which is required before earning a B license. While a water landing is unlikely at this dropzone, the course focuses on preparation so you are ready if it ever happens. To register, use the link under tickets or call the school at (951) 657-1664.

At Yucaipa Disc Golf Course, a singles tag match will be played on a 19 hole layout with divisions for Open, Advanced, Intermediate, Recreational, Women’s, and Novice. A players meeting precedes a shotgun start. The ace pot is up for grabs and the amount will be announced. Members of both clubs are eligible for 100 percent of the ace pot, members supporting only one club are eligible for 50 percent, and non members are eligible for 25 percent. To be eligible, tags must be turned in before the round begins. 2026 Yucaipa tags are $15 and include a sticker. Amateur entry is $15 with $11 to payout, $2 to the ace pot split between the two clubs, and $2 to the clubs. Pro entry is $25 with $21 to payout, $2 to the ace pot split between the two clubs, and $2 to the clubs. Please be courteous to others in the park. If someone is in the fairway, avoid yelling and ask politely before throwing.

Faith Lutheran Church hosts a movie matinee featuring a sing-along screening of the film White Christmas. Admission is free, and popcorn, candy, and drinks will be available. The story follows Bob Wallace and Phil Davis, former Army buddies who become a hit musical comedy duo on Broadway. While touring in Florida they meet sister performers Betty and Judy, and a mix of romance and show business unfolds. The tale concludes on Christmas Eve with cheers for the show and a welcome snowfall. Open to everyone, including families and friends.

Elías Medina appears at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and up are welcome, and a ticket is required for each person. The balcony is accessible only by stairs, so plan accordingly.

Whitechapel marks two decades with a stop at House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing room only concert. The event is open to all ages, and a ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age. Chelsea Grin, The Acacia Strain, and Netherwalker are slated to perform in support, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as artist, Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, and Blabbermouth, followed by a public onsale, with Citi Cardmember preferred tickets also available.

This quarterly evening mixer brings together entrepreneurs, business owners, and community leaders from across Southwest Riverside County for an evening focused on genuine connections and positive energy. Presented by Neighbors Mixers and hosted by Sebastian Sidi and Jonathon Montanez, it takes place at The Corporate Room with title sponsorship from KING Law Firm, Attorneys at Law, Inc. Expect sponsor highlights, abundant networking, and an inviting setting with quality food and drinks. Culinary offerings come from Newlife Culinary Creations, Temecula Pizza Co, and Graze Craze, with coffee provided by Rush Coffee Temecula and mocktails plus wine by Life of the BARty. Entertainment features a live set by pianist and public television artist Sebastian Sidi, sharing powerful interpretations of favorites such as Phantom of the Opera, My Heart Will Go On, and The Sound of Silence. A limited number of vendor tables are available for $100 each, capped at 15 spots. It is well suited for small business owners, real estate professionals, city and chamber representatives, nonprofits, and anyone focused on expanding a local network and growing a business. For more information, call 562-544-7774 or email info@temeculavalleybusinessexpo.com.

At AutoZone in Banning, participants can drop off used motor oil and swap up to two used oil filters for new ones. Start by requesting two complimentary filters online. Next, drain and capture up to five gallons of motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher along with the container of used oil and up to two used oil filters. In return, you will receive up to two new filters of comparable or lower value. This effort is funded by CalRecycle and delivered in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Banning.

At Perris Indoor Skydiving, Wind Warriors offers coaching tailored to newly licensed skydivers and students who are cleared to jump solo. The program strengthens the link between wind tunnel practice and skydiving by providing complimentary guidance from Perris load organizers, with coaching that continues from the tunnel to skydives at Skydive Perris, a setting recognized for a strong organizer program. The focus is on building skills, confidence, and connections with experienced mentors in a supportive environment. Coaching is free and tips are welcome. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional 10 dollars plus tax. Tunnel time is offered at 135 dollars for 10 minutes, 250 dollars for 20 minutes, and 360 dollars for 30 minutes. Each visit requires at least 10 minutes of flight time. Purchased time can be used only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be redeemed within 60 days of purchase. Training centers on belly and back flying. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Celebrate the season with a Grinchmas themed open crop and crafting day for scrapbookers and makers. This twelve hour session uses a streamlined format that keeps the focus on community, creativity and simplicity. Seating is limited to 15, and the fee is $40 for the day. Those who pre-register for six crop days receive a seventh at no charge with code PREPAY6FOR7 at checkout. Each participant has a personal workstation that includes a 5-foot table, a comfortable chair, dedicated lighting, power, Wi‑Fi and a trash bin. On-site amenities include a full-size refrigerator with filtered water and ice, a coffee maker and Keurig, and a microwave, along with complimentary coffee, cream, sweeteners and snacks. Bring your own lunch and dinner or pick up food nearby. A shared tools station is available with trimmers, punches and border tools, a border maker system, a custom cutting system, a Cricut, die cutting and embossing equipment, self-healing mats, a cutting table, an iron with ironing board, a quilt design board and scrapbooking supplies by CM.

Second Saturdays at Victor Valley Museum features Christmas Karaoke, a family-friendly celebration where guests can sing along to favorite holiday tunes in a welcoming museum environment. Whether stepping up to the mic or cheering from the seats, it is a bright way to share the spirit of the season and make memories together. The Second Saturdays series is intentionally relaxed and inclusive, encouraging families to create side by side, spark curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under and museum members receive free entry. Parking is complimentary, and the museum is accessible to people with disabilities.

This relaxed, three hour dinner gathering brings together the Duchenne community at Morton's The Steakhouse in Santa Ana. It offers time to share family experiences and to discuss health and wellness, coping strategies, and managing the condition. The meal is free for the community thanks to sponsor support.

Step up to the microphone at Fallbrook School of the Arts for a free open mic showcasing poetry, prose, and more. Share your work or enjoy a gathering of creative voices in a welcoming setting. Registration is available on the website.

The Hall of Biodiversity hosts a pine tree themed sensory activity at the Biodiversity Cart, where visitors can explore natural textures, scents, and materials while discovering how pine trees support biodiversity and the wider environment. Sensory Hours offer a gentler way to experience the San Bernardino County Museum, with softer lighting and a quieter atmosphere that creates a comfortable, low sensory setting for those who prefer it. These hours are especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including people on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and they are open to anyone who enjoys a more relaxed pace. Each month, the museum’s education team presents new hands-on activities in different exhibit halls. Guided experiences may include tactile exploration, art making, and opportunities to engage with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections, with offerings changing monthly to inspire curiosity, discovery, and playful learning. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

A cheerful Christmas luncheon for seniors features a tasty meal, playful reindeer games, and prize giveaways. The gathering is designed for connection and laughter, with the warm spirit of the season creating a welcoming backdrop for good company and new memories. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical lights up the stage at Old Town Temecula Community Theater, presented by Fine Arts Network. Inspired by the beloved television special, this production follows Rudolph, Hermey the Elf, and Yukon Cornelius as they set out on adventures that lead to friendship, acceptance, and a true sense of belonging. The score features favorites like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Have a Holly Jolly Christmas, blending a classic feel with lively theatrical moments. Created with families and audiences of every age in mind, it highlights individuality, kindness, and the warmth of the season. Tickets are $38 for Orchestra, $35 for Parterre, and $33 for Balcony. Discounts are available for seniors 65 and older, students, and military with ID. When online sales have closed for a performance, tickets may still be purchased by phone or in person at the Ticket Office.

This annual Makeup Blowout Sale in Anaheim, CA takes place at Hotel Lulu Anaheim with discounts on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Guests receive a free eyeshadow upon arrival. Admission is free, kids are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted. Savings are advertised at up to 75 percent off across a wide selection of beauty products.

Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to DigAlert Grove of Anaheim. This performance is designated phone-free, and photography, video or audio recording, screenshots, and live streaming are not allowed. Guests who attempt to record may be removed from the venue without notice or refund, a policy intended to preserve the live experience. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, promoter, venue, and Ticketmaster presales. VIP Meet & Greet options and an Aisle Seat Offer are also available.

At Skydive Elsinore, this two day coaching camp focuses on developing tracking, angle and dynamic flying skills in small groups. It welcomes participants from newer to advanced experience levels. Less experienced flyers are introduced to angle flying using safe progressions, while seasoned flyers can concentrate on targeted drills, explore new orientations like back tracking, or work on dynamic transitions through the vertical. The aim is to build technique and awareness that support confident participation in larger groups. Training runs with groups of three participants plus a coach, and you stay with the same teammates for both days when the fit is right, while coaches rotate between groups each day. Plan for approximately six jumps per day, weather permitting, with time between loads to pack, review video and brief the next plan. The opening day begins with a safety-focused seminar before jumping starts. Minimum experience to participate is 150 skydives and 50 tracking jumps. The fee is $450 for the full camp, and jump tickets are not included. For those who do not yet meet the prerequisites, private 1 on 1 or 1 on 2 coaching can be arranged separately to help prepare for a future session.

Celebrate the holidays in Perris with a festive breakfast at Bob Glass Gymnasium featuring a visit from Santa. The event offers two seating times. Pricing is set at $9 for ages 4 to 9 and $13 for ages 10 and older, while children 3 and under are admitted at no cost with a paying adult. Registration is required and space is limited. For more information, contact Community Services Special Events at (951) 943-6603.

A Christmas themed square dance fundraiser brings together Sunkissed Square of Redlands and dancers from across the Inland Empire. All proceeds from the event will be donated to Ronald McDonald House in Loma Linda.

The Candlelight series presents an intimate evening of holiday music in the Inland Empire, set within the First Congregational Church of Riverside and illuminated by soft candlelight. A string quartet from Range Ensemble in Los Angeles performs a program of seasonal favorites that may include 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard On High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong! Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves also known as What Child Is This, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël. The concert lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and there is no late entry once it begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned within zones on a first come, first served basis.

Private Eyes delivers an energetic salute to Daryl Hall and John Oates, celebrating the duo's classic pop and soul sound. The performance spans hit singles and deep cuts, with soulful vocals, tight harmonies, and polished musicianship that capture the essence of the originals. Expect a show full of familiar melodies, upbeat grooves, and plenty of nostalgia.

Bee Gees Fever returns to The Gaslamp Long Beach with a seven piece live band powering a high energy, Vegas style tribute filled with vibrant costumes and polished production. The show spans three decades of the Brothers Gibb, and also features songs they wrote that became hits for other artists, including Islands in the Stream, Grease, Emotion, More Than a Woman, Shadow Dancing, Everlasting Love, and Thicker Than Water. The performance builds into a disco celebration that channels the spirit of Studio 54, capturing the pulse of 70s dance floors while honoring the famed sibling trio in their youthful prime.

At The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, HorrorBuzz wraps up a year of 40th anniversary screenings with Horror Movie Night featuring the Director’s Cut of the musical Little Shop of Horrors. The story follows shy flower shop employee Seymour Krelborn, played by Rick Moranis, who discovers a strange plant after a solar eclipse and names it Audrey II in honor of his coworker Audrey, portrayed by Ellen Greene. This unusual specimen prefers blood over sunlight or water, and as it grows from a tiny sprout into a fast-talking menace, Seymour must choose between personal gain and doing what is right before the creature’s appetite gets out of control. The night includes a themed HMN video pre-show, trivia, games, prizes, and a horror short from HorrorBuzz’s The Screaming Room Film Festival at Midsummer Scream.

Celebrate the season with a lively blend of jazz, swing, comedy, and cherished holiday songs, headlined by Broadway star Ana Gasteyer, a former Saturday Night Live cast member. Conductor Susie Benchasil Seiter leads this Long Beach Symphony Pops performance, with Gasteyer on vocals. Attendees may bring their own food and beverages to enjoy at the Long Beach Arena & Convention Center.

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Wind Warriors is a coaching program at Perris Indoor Skydiving for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared for solo. It connects wind tunnel training with real skydiving by pairing participants with Perris Organizers who provide complimentary coaching that carries over from the tunnel to the sky at Skydive Perris. The focus is on building skills, confidence, and meaningful relationships with experienced coaches in a supportive setting. Participants receive free coaching from Perris LOs, with tips encouraged. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional $10 plus tax, and the program offers a consistent, supportive structure. Rates are 10 minutes for $135, 20 minutes for $250, and 30 minutes for $360. Each session requires at least 10 minutes of flight time, which is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. Activities focus on belly and back flying. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Part of the Rattler monthly bag tag calendar, this event requires a current 2026 tag for participation. Tags cost $10, and the fee helps cover insurance needed for a city permit.

Set sail into 2027 on a New Year's Eve cruise with sublimeXcursions aboard Norwegian Encore. Departing from Los Angeles, the itinerary includes port calls in Cabo, Mazatlan, and Puerto Vallarta.

A large-formation jumping experience focused on 100-way builds offers a chance to complete a first 100-way or add more to the tally while working toward state, national, or world records. The package costs $1095 USD for 14 jumps, subject to a potential fuel surcharge, and includes downloadable video and still photos of the jumps plus a T-shirt. Most jumps are planned from 16,000 feet AGL with oxygen. The Holiday Boogie will be in full swing with DC9 jet jumps and a New Year’s Eve party. Registration is available under tickets.

A tribute to decades of guitar-forward rock, spotlighting enduring hits and sing-along staples.