Events in Murrieta today

Tier 1 Games offers an open, casual play session for the gaming community. Admission is free. Participants can bring favorites like Magic, Lorcana, One Piece, Union Arena, or any other game to share and enjoy friendly matches with fellow players.

AWE Studio G provides complimentary lessons in band instruments and voice, open to the community.

Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital and the Temecula Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance present a no-cost peer support group for individuals living with mood disorders. Participants can connect with others in a welcoming setting that centers on hope, education, and overall well-being. Refreshments are provided. The gathering takes place in the Temecula Valley Hospital Operations Center.

Temecula Sports Lounge presents a weekly lineup with a different vibe each night in the Inland Empire. Wednesdays highlight Dylan’s Juke Joint with a live, music-forward atmosphere. Thursdays bring Latin Night featuring salsa and reggaeton. On first Fridays, rotating variety events introduce something new each month. Saturdays focus on hip hop and R&B with DJs, drinks, and a high-energy crowd. Sundays close the week with an open mic that welcomes professional artists and casual singers alongside live music and DJ support. All week long, expect drinks, a lively setting, and plenty of energy.

Midweek Modern at Tier 1 Games offers weekly Modern play that balances competitive and fun experiences. Entry is $10, with three rounds using a Swiss structure. One hundred percent of entry fees are paid back as store credit to players who finish with a positive record. Whether tuning a top-tier deck or piloting a favorite brew, participants can sharpen skills and connect with the local Modern scene.

This Dungeons and Dragons Adventure League session is open to both newcomers and returning players. Admission is $7. First-time participants can meet the Dungeon Master before the session to learn the basics and create a character, and anyone new to these D&D nights is welcome.

Experience Warhol, a community-created Magic: The Gathering format from Cardboardia that revisits older Standard eras. Deck construction is limited to cards released between the original Innistrad block and Eldritch Moon, with no additional ban list as long as builds stay within those sets. Strategies can range from streamlined mono-color devotion to intricate Esper control. Proxies are not permitted. Entry is $10, and players who finish with a 2-0 record or better receive store credit.

Riftbound Nexus Nights brings players together each week for friendly competition, skill building, and plenty of fun. Newcomers and regulars can jump into matches, meet the community, and put strategies to the test. Entry is $10. All entry fees are returned as store credit, and prizes go to participants who finish with winning records. Make it a weekly game night focused on improving play and enjoying the experience.

This event has no entry fee. Participants receive a promo pack, and proxies are allowed.

Temecula Sports Lounge sets the scene for a Dominican takeover party with a live DJ and a soundtrack of salsa, bachata, merengue, dembow, and reggaeton. Guests can enjoy drink specials and free entry all night while dancing to nonstop Latin beats.

A Commander event at Tier1 Games offers a flexible, drop-in structure that allows arrivals throughout the event. The entry fee is $15, and each participant receives two standard booster packs along with a promo play pack.

Troubadour Jonny Miller Jr brings a live set of Americana favorites and original songs to Wiens Family Cellars in Temecula. An Inland Empire based, multi-album singer songwriter and folk revivalist, he performs with a husky voice and acoustic guitar, accented by colorful harmonica work and tambourines strapped to his toes. The performance weaves together roots influences across Americana, country, rock, blues, and indie bluegrass.

Progress angle and dynamic flying in a three day small group camp at Skydive Elsinore tailored to intermediate and advanced flyers. Groups of five jumpers train with a coach, with coaches rotating to a new group each day. Participants typically remain with the same group when the fit is right. Six jumps per day are planned, weather permitting, with about 40 minute turnarounds so there is time to pack, review footage, and brief the next jump. Outside camera coverage and camp video edits are provided by Chris Bess. Depending on sign ups, limited Friday only or weekend only options may be available, with priority given to full three day registrations. To participate, plan on having at least 300 skydives and 100 tracking jumps. You should be able to fly safely in a group of six, hold heading and consistent speed within about 15 feet of the leader on both belly and back, and be working toward moving through the vertical in a group of six after already achieving it in smaller groups. Those not yet at this level can look to Bridge the Gap Angle camps for skill building in smaller groups. Registration is $520 for the three day camp, and jump tickets are additional at $37 each. Registration is non refundable unless a suitable replacement is found, with a $100 administrative fee. Participants are expected to commit to six jumps per day. Jumps not completed because of weather or lack of loads will be refunded after the event, while jumps missed for personal or work reasons are not refunded. Accepted applicants will receive payment information by email.

The Menifee Trading Post Night Market returns with an evening of shopping, food, and music. Browse more than sixty local makers and small businesses, enjoy a variety of standout eats, let kids have fun in a dedicated play area, and take in live performances. It takes place in the Civic Center parking lot at Central Park, with overflow parking available at the Menifee Justice Center. The event is organized by Made Local Market.

This event features a $10 entry fee, and all entry fees are returned as store credit. Participants who finish with a record of 2-2 or better will receive store credit prizes.

This peer support meeting is grounded in SMART, short for Self Management and Recovery Training, an alternative to traditional 12 step programs. It focuses on practical, research supported tools to address addictive behaviors and encourage a more balanced life in a welcoming, judgment free setting. The session takes place at Temecula Valley Hospital in the Heroes Community Room, and refreshments will be available.

A weekend built around Hurricane Heat challenges offers 4 hour and 12 hour options, each bringing a distinct kind of test. The 4 hour format throws participants into nonstop movement and teamwork on Southern California terrain, with fast problem solving, constant adaptation to changing conditions, and a design meant to break patterns rather than people. Full focus is required from the opening evolution. The 12 hour format goes deeper through the Southern California night. Longer evolutions, substantial gear demands, and mission style tasks drive endurance, sharpen the mind, and reveal what remains when fatigue sets in. If the shorter course measures grit, the longer one challenges identity. Expect strength segments that demand precision, time critical team objectives, heavy carries over rugged, sun baked ground, movement through sand, rock, and rolling trails, tactical work that depends on clear communication, mental resilience drills aimed at real breakthroughs, and chances to lead and keep leading. Early Bird pricing is available at $59 for the 4 hour and $99 for the 12 hour. Commit early, prepare with intention, and arrive ready to push beyond personal limits.

Patriots Hockey hosts its fifth annual golf tournament at Cross Creek Golf Club in Temecula, CA. Sponsorship opportunities are available for those interested in supporting the event. Updates will be shared on the event page.

Take on a Spartan challenge at Lake Elsinore Raceway in Lake Elsinore, CA. A short drive from Temecula, this venue features Sprint, Super, and Kids options that wind through rugged trails and open stretches, with tough obstacles and views of the largest natural freshwater lake in Southern California. Expect warm weather and shifting surfaces that will test endurance, strength, and grit. Whether it is your first race or one more for the collection, this weekend is designed for pushing limits and crossing the finish line with a well-earned medal.

Explore the farmstand for a wide selection of fresh produce along with curated local items like pickles, honey, and sourdough bread.

A sale is taking place at the bookstore this month. Stop in to see what is available.

TEDx Temecula’s 2026 event centers on the simple question, what if, encouraging curious people to rethink assumptions and imagine new possibilities. At the Temecula Community Theatre, big ideas meet creativity through thought provoking talks and personal stories that spark meaningful conversation. The experience brings together a community eager to explore how one idea might lead to change.

A supportive gathering at Temecula Valley Hospital in the Heroes Community Room offers education, encouragement, and understanding for people affected by stroke and aphasia. Survivors, family members, and caregivers can share experiences, be heard, and connect with others facing similar challenges while receiving helpful information. For more information, call 951-331-2314.

This Gundam themed event features a $10 entry and a straightforward prize structure. Players who finish with at least two match wins receive store credit, while anyone below that mark gets a booster pack for participating.

Times Like These brings a sing along friendly ambiance to The Mill, setting the tone for a lively evening in Murrieta.

Licensed skydivers are invited to Skydive Elsinore for night jumps that follow clear safety and eligibility guidelines. Participants must hold a B-License or higher, or be B-License qualified by completing water training and the canopy control proficiency card. Signups take place in the office. Pricing will be set per slot and is still to be determined, and block jumps cannot be used. Funds must be on your account before sunset, with no exceptions, and those planning multiple jumps should ensure the full amount is deposited before the sunset load departs. A mandatory briefing will be held after sunset, time to be announced, and anyone not present will not be permitted to jump. FAA rules require a light visible from three statute miles while under canopy until landing (FAR 105.19). Standard glow sticks do not meet this requirement and are not allowed as a substitute. A red glow stick on the chest strap is acceptable as an additional marker, but a brighter rear-facing strobe is required and must be turned on under canopy through landing. If a strobe is needed, Gold State Gear Store is arranging suitable options for night jumps.

Suga Free brings a live show to The Sports Lounge in Temecula. This all ages event offers tickets priced between $30 and $40.

A monthly stand-up showcase at The Merc highlights top comics from across the country. Nationally touring headliners take the stage, with credits that include HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central, and Showtime. Regular admission is $25. The material is geared toward adults and may not be suitable for children. Guests must be 16 or older.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Relentless Brewing Company, featuring a different lineup at each show. The comedians include performers with appearances on television and podcasts.

RockStallion performs classic rock at The Vibe Live Music Venue in Old Town Temecula. Experience a live set devoted to classic rock sounds.

Temecula Sports Lounge hosts a high-energy night of hip hop and R&B with DJ Zeze on the turntables, spinning crowd-pleasing tracks. There is no cover charge. A full bar and a lively club atmosphere round out the experience.

An outdoor experience at Bel Vino Winery highlights the beauty of late summer with great weather, friends, wine, and music.

Enjoy a relaxed movie evening hosted by Gateway Women’s Ministry with a screening of Rigoletto. The event is free, and snacks will be available. Reserve seats after Sunday services in September or by emailing office@gatewaynaz.org. When booking, include how many women will attend so the team can plan seating.

An open mic at Temecula Sports Lounge features a mix of jazz, R&B, and other sounds, with DJ Wen shaping the atmosphere and Darryl Williams as host. Singers from any genre are welcome to take the stage and share their talent. There is no cover charge.

At Temecula Sports Lounge, an R&B and jazz open mic brings soulful energy, live performances, and a relaxed lounge atmosphere. Host Daryl William guides the show while DJ Kuddah supplies the sounds. Artists from the local community and from across the nation take the stage to share their passion. There is no cover to attend.

Mariachi Herencia de México marks Hispanic Heritage Month with a high-energy concert that honors classic mariachi traditions while pushing the sound forward. This 14-piece ensemble, recognized with two Latin GRAMMY nominations, has reached audiences across North America with a vibrant sound, hit-making albums, and a commanding stage presence. The performance blends the deep roots of Mexican musical heritage with a fresh, bicultural spark, celebrating the past, embracing the present, and looking ahead to the future for a memorable evening filled with music, culture, and pride. Tickets are $50, with a $45 rate for seniors, military, and students.