Events in Menifee today

Chapel ReStore hosts an outdoor pop-up thrift boutique beside Chapel Coffee in downtown Murrieta. Shop labels like Free People, O'Neil, Lulu, White House Black Market, Wrangler, Levis, Zara and more, with most items priced at $5 or less. Kids clothing and shoes are $2. Bring a tall kitchen bag filled with clothes to donate and receive a free drink coupon redeemable inside Chapel Coffee. Donations should be free of stains and should not include kids clothes or linens. One hundred percent of the proceeds support Lily Kelly Ministries.

Get ready for a feel-good 5K with throwback camp vibes at Prolific Brewing Co. The race is all about celebrating the underdogs and the misfits, and you can expect the full Hobby Joggers experience, including a costume contest, raffle prizes, anti-awards, and a bingo-style side-quests activity card. After the run, beer is included for those 21+.

Renew your Riverside County CCW with an in-class firearms training and qualification course from Force Defensive Firearms Training. The program covers concealed carry and home defense fundamentals, including shooting basics, handgun and gear fundamentals, the legal use of force, and what to expect during and after violent encounters. The schedule includes both classroom instruction and range time, with a total of 8 hours. Instructors are approved for Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and MyCCW, and the class is wheelchair accessible.

Join a California Department of Fish & Wildlife certified Hunter Education course that covers the basics needed to qualify for a California hunting license. The day includes classroom-style instruction, and you’ll be expected to bring your own lunch and water or other beverages. Note: the course provides a pen and notebook, but refunds aren’t offered for missed or canceled classes. Instead, you may receive credit for a future class if you notify the organizer at least 48 hours before the start time.

Hosted at Perris Indoor Skydiving, Wind Warriors is a coaching pathway that links wind tunnel training with real skydiving. It is designed for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared for solo, offering a welcoming environment that builds skills, confidence, and connections with experienced coaches in the tunnel and in the sky. Complimentary coaching is provided by Perris load organizers, with gratuities appreciated, and the guidance continues from indoor flying to actual jumps with the Perris LOs. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional $10 plus tax, and the program follows a steady, supportive format on a recurring schedule. Rates are $135 for 10 minutes at $13.50 per minute, $250 for 20 minutes at $12.50 per minute, and $360 for 30 minutes at $12 per minute. Each session requires a minimum of 10 minutes of flight time. Purchased time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. Coaching focuses on belly and back flying. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Visit the farmstand to find fresh produce alongside a curated selection of local goods, including pickles, honey, and sourdough bread.

Learn the foundations of Argentine tango in Temecula with instructors Ana Maria and Jose. These beginner-friendly sessions take place at the Temecula Ballroom and Latin dance studio, which offers ample free parking. Pricing options include an early bird package at $60 for four lessons, a regular package at $80 for four classes, or a $25 drop-in for a single class. Each session is 60 minutes.

Haiku Unlimited transforms Moreno Valley Mall into an anime themed marketplace and community hangout every weekend. Admission is free and guests of all ages are welcome. Explore booths from local sellers and small businesses with anime and pop culture merchandise, artist creations and handmade pieces, plus collectibles that include Pokémon cards. Cosplayers bring added color and great photo moments, while music, food, and prize raffles create a lively atmosphere. It is a space to shop, meet fellow fans, take photos, and enjoy an easygoing, anime inspired weekend surrounded by the mall’s shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Complimentary mall parking is available. Vendors, artists, makers, collectors, and small businesses are currently being accepted for upcoming weekends.

Enjoy an afternoon of acoustic folk and alternative rock with Brandon Wildish, a loop artist who performs as a one-man band with a wide mix of music genres. This live set runs from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM on the winery patio. Reservations are recommended, and walk-ins are welcome as space allows.

Enjoy live music with Brian Gaylord on the patio. The performance runs from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM on August 8.

Enjoy a relaxing painting class for the “Lavender Sunrise” session, with all the guided instruction you need to create your own artwork. The event runs as a regular paint party experience, and tickets are priced at $40 per guest.

Gundam Saturdays features a $10 entry with performance based prizing. Players who finish with a positive record, 2-X or better, receive store credit, while players with a negative record receive a booster pack for playing.

Inland Empire Belly Dance Mosaic gathers the region’s dancers and supporters for a welcoming night at The Bombshelter. Expect a rich mix of belly dance styles on stage, plus local vendors, food and drinks, and time to connect with the community. Arriving early makes it easy to grab a bite, browse maker booths, and find a good spot to cheer for the performers. Performance opportunities are open for those who would like to dance. Small businesses offering crafts, jewelry, costumes, handmade pieces, or other unique goods are invited to vend, while food and beverage vendors are not being accepted. For details on performing or vending, please contact the organizers.

Head to Villa Macala for the Summer Sunset Market, a laid-back evening with beautiful valley and mountain views. You can enjoy house-made food and drinks, including artisan wood-fired pizza with a gluten-free option, plus house-made Zinfandel wine, sangria, and other treats like guava leaf ice tea. There will also be local shopping available, and live music from local musician Colette Elise. Free parking is available, and tickets must be pre-purchased (no tickets at the door). Alcohol requires a valid ID.

The City of Lake Elsinore presents a concert in Lake Elsinore, California. Enjoy live music at this community event.

Murrieta’s Summer Concert Series brings live music to Murrieta Town Square Park & Amphitheater, pairing performances with local food vendors and a relaxed, family friendly setting. This free event makes for an easy evening out. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs, pick up dinner from local vendors or pack a picnic, and settle in as the park fills with music. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome. This show features the Chris Lozano Band, led by a vocalist known for a powerful range that spans the deep grit of Josh Turner and Trace Adkins to the soaring highs associated with Keith Urban, delivering high energy and a mix of classic and modern country hits. Support for this concert is provided by Explore Murrieta, Excel Landscape, and Oili.

Speakeasy at The Merc celebrates the sounds of the Prohibition era with live jazz from the 1920s through the 1940s. Presented by David Bradley and Music Connection LLC, this second-Saturday series features the house ensemble, The Second Hand Jazz Band with vocalist Rosalie Porter, alongside rotating appearances by leading traditional jazz artists from Southern California. The Second Hand Jazz Band includes Rosalie Porter on vocals, Paula Arlich on piano, Dave Bradley and Gary Goodwin on woodwinds, Don Jackson on trombone, Josh Jurkosky on guitar, Quinton Richardson on bass, Will Rury on drums, Dr. Ron Savitt on trumpet, and David "Tubaman" Strauss on tuba. Tickets are $22 for regular admission and $18 for seniors 65 and older, students, and military.

Experience live jazz as The Second Hand Jazz Band takes the stage for Speakeasy at the Merc.

Enjoy an evening of smooth, vocal jazz, jazz funk, and cool jazz featuring Rick Braun and Richard Elliot at Thornton Winery in Temecula. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Step into the Prohibition era for Speakeasy at The Merc, a monthly jazz night featuring live 1920s to 1940s-style music. The house band, The Second Hand Jazz Band, performs with vocalist Rosalie Porter, along with rotating traditional jazz artists from Southern California. Expect a fun, intimate jazz experience in a restored historic space.

Murrieta’s Summer Concert Series returns to Town Square Park & Amphitheater for a free, family-friendly evening of live music, local food vendors, and fun outdoors. Plan to arrive with a blanket or lawn chairs, grab dinner from vendors or bring your own picnic, and enjoy live country hits performed by the Chris Lozano Band. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.

Get ready to paint a cosmic scene with Misty Mountain Galaxy. You’ll follow along with a guided paint-and-sip session and create your own night-sky artwork during the class time listed. A DIY candle add-on is offered for this session, and tickets are $40 per guest.

Safety Orange performs live at The Shamrock. The event is open to all ages, there is no admission fee, and making a reservation is recommended to secure your spot.

Baily’s Old Town Temecula welcomes the return of live music with a double bill. The night begins with Tube Snake Boogie playing favorite ZZ Top songs, followed by Fauxreigner highlighting hits from Foreigner. Expect a lineup of well known tunes that encourage singing along and dancing. Admission is free. For dinner reservations before the show, contact Baily’s at (951) 676-9567.

Live music returns to Bailey's Old Town as Fauxreigner powers through favorites from Foreigner's catalog, serving up high energy rock and plenty of sing along moments. The night opens with Tube Snake Boogie, a ZZ Top tribute. Admission is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring cameras to help capture promo video footage.

Get your California CCW renewal taken care of with an 8-hour class that includes live fire and permit certification. The day combines classroom instruction on concealed carry and home defense basics with range time focused on key shooting fundamentals and legal use of force concepts. Holsters must fit the specific firearm and securely cover the trigger guard. Ammunition, eye and ear protection, and your handgun are needed for the live-fire and range portions.

A relaxed mix of offbeat reads, hands-on creativity, and friendly community awaits in a funky art workshop setting. Settle in to listen, work on the featured craft, bring a personal project, or simply unwind. The book club portion is free. Featured crafts come with a supplies fee, and details with payment are handled through an Eventbrite link. This first book unfolds over five sessions. Each weekly craft is designed for independent making with a clear instruction sheet, and tools are shared. After each gathering, there is an optional 20-minute conversation for anyone who wants to chat about the book or wrap up a project. You are welcome to bring your own drinks and snacks, with the option to share. A cooler with ice will be available and a table will be set up for shared treats. The atmosphere is low pressure and welcoming for introverts, neurodivergent folks, anyone feeling overstimulated, or anyone seeking a comfortable way to connect. If you prefer not to do the featured craft, contributions to the nonprofit STUDIO 395 are appreciated.

Enjoy a welcoming brunch at Randrbreakfastspot that pairs great food with community connection. A ticket includes a tasty meal with a soft drink, opportunities to browse local vendor booths, playful games with prizes, and time to expand your network while discovering resources that support maternal wellness. This gathering welcomes moms, moms to be, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking for a fun day out with friends. Brunch seating is ticketed and limited to 50 guests, while the outdoor community market is free for the public. Ticket options include Bestie Early Bird at $25 for the first 20 tickets, Brunch & Vibes at $35, and Last Call Bestie at $40. The focus is on building a stronger village for women and families in Moreno Valley and throughout the Inland Empire.

Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of classic 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s music with Valley Swing Band on Lorimar Winery’s patio. Reservations are recommended, and walk-ins are welcome based on availability.

Golden Hour Blooms is a paint and sip class where you’ll create your own glowing artwork inspired by the warm colors of late-day light. All materials and guidance are provided so you can relax, paint along, and enjoy the session from start to finish.

Temecula Sports Lounge hosts an open mic night filled with live sax, R&B grooves, and standout performances from local talent. Singers, instrumentalists, rappers, and artists of any genre are welcome to step up and share their sound, or simply settle in and enjoy the music. Recording artist Daryl Williams and friends guide the evening, offering a warm, musician-friendly setting where performers can connect with live players and the crowd.

A concert celebrating the legacy of the 1970s East LA group Tierra showcases a vibrant blend of rock, pop, jazz, R&B, and salsa. Original and longtime members perform with new vocalists, revisiting favorites that include the hit song Together. The performance is hosted at South Coast Winery Resort & Spa. Tickets are available through Apaulo Productions.

Join a co-ed Speech and Debate program at Van Avery Prep for a week of Monday through Friday sessions. The camp runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day, focusing on developing public speaking and debate skills in a structured setting.

Oak Grove Center brings back its Chef Open at Galway Downs with a new format that trades competition for a collaborative tasting showcase of Temecula Valley’s food and beverage scene. Guests can enjoy unlimited samples from local restaurants and chefs, taste selections from area wineries, and sip craft beer and specialty cocktails from regional breweries and bars. The experience includes live entertainment, a social atmosphere, and chances to connect with the culinary professionals creating the dishes and drinks. Proceeds support Oak Grove Center programs that provide education, treatment, and other vital services for at risk and special needs youth, continuing a mission that has supported children and families for more than three decades. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Watch the SJLA Girls JV Volleyball team take on Heritage in an away non-league match. The game is scheduled for the evening, with kickoff listed for 5:15 PM local time.

So-Cal Chef Open, now known as “A Taste of Temecula Valley,” brings together top Southern California chefs for an evening of unlimited tastings. Enjoy a collaboration-style experience featuring signature tastings from local restaurants and chefs, plus wine selections from Temecula Valley wineries, craft beer and specialty cocktails from nearby breweries and bars. Live entertainment rounds out the night, all set in the beautiful setting of Galway Downs.

This social gathering welcomes LDS singles ages 36 and older for learning, conversation, and fellowship. It takes place at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The single adult committees of the Temecula North, Temecula South, Menifee, Murrieta, Hemet, and Lake Elsinore stakes sponsor the event. Each month, the sponsoring stake will share the specific activity details.

Coffee with the City is Wildomar’s monthly community engagement meeting held on the second Tuesday of each month. This session focuses on Capital Improvement Projects, infrastructure updates, roadway improvements, and ongoing public works throughout the city. Participants can learn about projects currently underway, upcoming improvements, and future infrastructure planning efforts in Wildomar.

Join Drawn from Nature for a relaxing, guided drawing class focused on creating a simple watermelon study. You’ll learn foundational drawing basics like shape, light, shadow, and texture in a beginner-friendly, step-by-step format. It’s a calm, encouraging session where you’ll follow along, make your own nature-inspired artwork to take home, and enjoy the feel of summer while you draw.

Catch Nicolas Reyes live at Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula for an evening show starting at 8:00 PM on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.

Step aboard for Harry Potter: A Hogwarts Express Adventure, where a ticket becomes a gateway to wizardry and wonder. Take part in spirited house competitions, practice spellwork when surprises arise, and tackle moments designed to challenge courage, loyalty, ambition, and wit. Throughout this magical train experience, the journey encourages you to discover the magic within yourself.

A free bingo night at Polly's Pies Hemet offers two sessions, giving plenty of opportunities to play. Participants can compete for prizes while enjoying dinner and pie.

Warhol is a community-built Magic: The Gathering format from Cardboardia that celebrates earlier Standard eras. Decks use cards from the original Innistrad block through Eldritch Moon, and there is no separate ban list beyond that card pool. Competitive staples like mono-color devotion and Esper control fit right in, and all cards must be authentic since proxies are not allowed. The entry fee is $10, and players who finish 2-0 or better receive store credit.

At The Shamrock - Irish Pub & Eatery, The Bingo Guy leads a fast-moving trivia experience that blends music, audio clips, and on-screen visuals to keep the entire room engaged. Rounds pull from pop culture and history, and smart strategy can make the difference as teams compete at a lively pace. The format keeps minds working and the energy light, with a crowd of determined players returning week after week. Top teams earn prizes, a full bar is available, and the show features professional sound and visual production. This happens every week and often fills up, so booking a table ahead of time is encouraged.

Pins n Pockets hosts scratch five game sweepers held weekly, shifting to every other week during the winter. Each event features new patterns that vary in length, volume, and difficulty to keep the challenge fresh. Entry is $50, with optional side pots at $25 and an eliminator for $10. A prepay deadline applies, followed by check in before competition begins.

Join HAIRlarious Comedy for a night of nonstop stand-up at The Hive. Hosted by Johnny Herrera, the lineup also includes Louie Centanni and headliner Eric Blake. The show runs about 90 minutes, with food and drinks available, and seating is limited so reservations are recommended. This is an 18+ event with adult language and mature material.

Join Them SiSTAHS for a plated brunch where the theme is “Connect the Dots.” It’s an individual-brunch experience, and each guest is responsible for their own food, plus tax and gratuity. There will also be a few items available to raffle, and the gathering promises good food, great vibes, and a strong SiSTAHhood community feel.

Enjoy the biweekly Sunset Market at Town Square Park, featuring food vendors, live music, craft booths, and fun family activities. Admission is free, and the market runs in the evening hours so you can browse, snack, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Enjoy a fun evening of Shakespeare at Lorimar Winery with The Comedy of Errors, packed with fast comedy, clever wordplay, and nonstop mistaken identities. The show features two sets of twins causing chaos in Ephesus, with plenty of slapstick mix ups and a feel-good finale. Check-in starts at 6:30 PM, and the show runs from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Drinks and food are available for purchase at the Concession Bar. General admission is free to RSVP, with a donation suggested at the door. All ages are welcome.

Grand Archive Casual Night offers a laid-back gathering with no entry fee. Participants receive a promotional pack, and proxies are allowed.

Catch Al Green live at Pechanga Resort Casino. The show is listed for 8:00 PM local venue time.