Events in Norwalk today

Enjoy two days of smooth, summer jazz at the Long Beach Jazz Festival. This all-ages festival brings together a mix of classic R&B and hot jazz performances in an outdoor setting on a grassy knoll by the waterfront, with plenty of seating plus food and art to explore.

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

The BYS End Of Summer Showdown is a 2-day youth basketball tournament for boys and girls in 3rd grade through varsity. Teams will play a 4-game guarantee, with free parking and media on site. There will be rings awarded for 1st place, and power rankings will be part of the event. Entry fees range from $225 to $267 depending on the team.

Join the End of Summer Tournament for boys and girls from the 2nd grade through high school. There are competitive options including either a full tournament or a shootout format, with a 3-game guarantee. Teams are grouped across boys and girls divisions (12th through 3rd) and include Elite/Competitive/Developmental ability levels. Concessions and certified referees are listed, with awards for 1st and 2nd place.

Shoreline Village presents a free summer concert series with live music every Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The season showcases some of the area’s top talent and scenic views at the Off Boardwalk Theater near the Funnel House. The lineup spans a wide mix of styles, including R&B, jazz, funk, cumbia, roots reggae, rock en Español, Caribbean rhythms, pop, 80s and 90s favorites, rebel country and honky tonk, along with dynamic DJ sets. Featured performers include Sarah Daye, Michael Haggins, DJ Rome, DJ Impeccable Styles, Catfish and the Hollywood Hound Dogs, Upstream, Thieves Like Us, the Michael Physick Band, Harbor Groove, Intent, JLB, Smooth, Reaction Band, Sugarlips, Moving in Stereo, Rory Seldon, Illunis, So Rad, Idellix, Pop Vision, In the Red, Natasha Remi, As IF, and The Ponderosa Aces. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Parking is available for an additional charge, and discounted rates are offered with parking validation at a shop or restaurant.

Spartan DEKA and IMPACT-X Performance Huntington Beach present a new fitness challenge that turns training into a game and celebrates progress. DEKA MILE features 10 functional zones, with a 160 meter run before each one, adding up to one mile of running overall. Participants can compete to earn a DEKA MILE Mark and use it as a stepping stone toward DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Enjoy a multi-distance race day featuring 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon options on a scenic route. Participants can look forward to complimentary photos, posted official results, and goodie bags. The event welcomes walkers and is family friendly. Group discounts are available.

An ELT/L2C/L2I trial hosted by JavaK9s, LLC will take place at Community United Methodist Church Huntington Beach, and the premium is available. Please do not visit the site before the trial or use the grounds for training once the event is approved and announced, as these are active, real-world search settings where people live, work, and go to school. Early visits can jeopardize permission to use the location in the future. Complete premium information, including the opening date, is available on the JavaK9s website. Questions may be directed to Julie Riekes at javak9s.nw@gmail.com.

A CSHA Region 12 gymkhana brings a full slate of speed patterns and friendly competition, with rated runs in Birangle, Big T, Skill Barrels, and Cloverleaf, plus Figure 8 offered as an additional class. Competition is organized into divisions 1 through 7 with junior and senior splits in division 7, along with an open category that is not state rated. Junior is 13 and under, and senior is 14 and over. FRR members can enter all events at $45 with early registration or $60 after the early deadline. Non-members can enter all events at $55 early or $65 afterward. Additional options include Time Only runs at $5 each for horses already entered, single events at $15 per event plus a $10 grounds fee, and Lead Line across three events at $7 per event plus a $10 grounds fee. A $2 state rating fee applies per horse and rider combination, excluding Lead Line and single event entries, and a mandatory $10 grounds fee applies per horse and rider combination, not required for Time Only. Online registration with payment is available and includes a 3 percent convenience fee. Early registration means both entry and payment are submitted by the stated cutoff, and later entries are charged at the higher rate. The day begins with the entry booth, followed by a rider meeting, then the first run of the show. A 2026 Rider Participation Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement must be completed and signed before competing, and this annual form only needs to be submitted once per season. Riders under 18 must wear a riding helmet, with full helmet policies outlined in the 2026 Show Rules and the CSHA rulebook. For questions, contact show management at shows@fullertonrecriders.org.

Supported by Vuori, this Courtyard Series from One Colorado centers on movement, mindfulness, and community. A changing roster of classes led by local studios and instructors keeps each session unique, covering everything from strength and conditioning to mobility and recovery so there is always something new to try. After the workout, participants are welcomed to a private shopping period at Vuori, and on select dates class attendees receive exclusive discounts. Please bring a yoga mat, comfortable athletic apparel, water, and any other items you need for your workout.

Hot August Days Car Show is a classic-car celebration in Garden Grove featuring a wide mix of vehicles like classics, customs, hot rods, muscle cars, imports, lowriders, trucks, motorcycles, and specialty builds. You can expect live music, vendors, food, raffle prizes, and awards, with a family-friendly atmosphere and public admission.

Battle Royale @ CrossFit Whittier is an on-site team competition featuring two different workout events. Event 1 is a timed For Time challenge with a 16:00 time cap. The workout includes several rounds of tethered running, calorie work on an Echo Bike and rower done simultaneously, and finishing with alternating dumbbell snatches. Teams are scored based on time completed, with penalties added if reps or calories aren’t finished within the cap.

Take part in a monthly community cleanup focused on the Bixby Highland neighborhood. It is a chance to get some exercise, meet new people, and make a positive difference. Cleanup supplies are provided, donuts are available, and first-time participants receive a free T-shirt and whistle.

Enjoy a free Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by Instructor Teo Reyes. Move to high energy Latin music with easy to follow choreography designed to help burn calories, tone and strengthen the body, improve cardiovascular endurance, reduce stress, and boost your mood. The environment is welcoming to all ages and fitness levels, and no prior experience is needed. Teo Reyes is an experienced, high energy instructor with years of teaching in the local community. First time students can attend at no cost. The complimentary offer is limited to one class per person for new attendees, and space is limited.

The Pacific Motor and Spirits Festival pairs standout automobiles with food and cocktails for a lively Orange County experience. The showcase spans vintage models, modified builds, early muscle, exotics, and motorcycles. Display space is limited for all vehicle categories.

Practice gentle Tai Chi in the garden at the Historic Bembridge House under the shade of the pepper tree. This donation-based community gathering with Jimmy centers on mindful movement, balance, and connection, and welcomes beginners as well as experienced practitioners. It takes place in a historic garden setting in Long Beach. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water, and consider bringing a friend. Donations are welcome.

Support the Woodrow Wilson Marching Band and Color Guard through a one day mattress sale that benefits the music program and its students. Shop brand new, brand name mattresses made to order in a wide range of sizes, comfort levels, and styles. Prices come with a lowest price guarantee and each mattress includes a full factory warranty. Premium choices are available, including adjustable bases, sheets, and luxury pillows. Delivery and financing are offered. Every purchase helps the kids. It feels like buying from a regular store, only it takes place at the school with better pricing and a meaningful cause. Help spread the word to friends and family... everyone sleeps on a mattress.

Long Beach City Beach hosts a mech themed SoCal Belegarth beach day called Sand in the Gears. The day features arts and sciences activities alongside Belegarth combat tournaments. All fighting follows the Belegarth Book of War, and ban lists from all local realms will be honored. A canned food collection supports a local drive, with a request for three cans of food. As this is a public beach, parking lots can fill quickly, paid parking is common, and accessible spaces are available but limited. Bringing sunscreen, water, snacks, and shade is recommended for a full day in the sun. A Hydration Station will be available courtesy of Ordo Errantem Solis. The gathering area is not part of the dog beach.

SOULNIC returns to the city this year with plenty of surprises in store. Capacity is limited.

Volunteers assemble weekly grocery boxes for the community, no matter the weather. There is no need to show ID or proof of income, and boxes are available for pickup.

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

Explore the shadowy allure of Film Noir on a downtown Los Angeles walking tour that traces how the genre grew from the city’s streets and headlines. Beginning at Grand Central Market in the Historic Core, the route takes in the Bradbury Building, notable spots around Pershing Square, and the corridor of old Skid Row between Main Street and Los Angeles Street, once lined with pawn shops, burlesque stages, all-night cinemas, job boards known as the “slave market,” shooting galleries, b-girl bars, rescue missions and worn residential hotels. Writers such as Raymond Chandler and James M. Cain drew on this landscape for novels that became screen classics including Double Indemnity and The Postman Always Rings Twice. Bunker Hill is a centerpiece, remembered as a hillside of Victorian houses, rooming houses and narrow passages that Hollywood often used when a gritty, mixed-use setting was needed, until a redevelopment agency ousted 9,000 residents and cleared it away. The journey includes a ride on Angels Flight Railway, a brief ascent with a deep film history. At the top, historian Nathan Marsak, author of Bunker Hill Los Angeles, Bunker Noir!, and Marsak’s Guide to Bunker Hill, helps revive the story of the vanished neighborhood, and Bunker Hill native Gordon Pattison explains how Hollywood’s emphasis on menace supported the redevelopment narrative that doomed his community. Led by Esotouric, the experience blends film locations, sites tied to the artists who shaped the genre, and places where crime reporters documented real stories that later fueled Hollywood scripts. The tour is illustrated with rare images viewable on a smartphone, and will appeal to those interested in cinema, urban history, true crime and the creative process.

Watch Jamie Kennedy perform at the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center. The show starts in the late morning.

Ava Motherwell is bringing a pop-up trunk show filled with vintage and vintage-inspired beads and components from Germany and Italy. Browse and shop Italian polyresin, carved and German resins, vintage lucite and glass, neon colors, leaf and flower motifs, marbled and matte finishes, dangles, hoops, faceted and moonglow pieces, novelty and laser-cut designs, plus mid century modern styles in sizes from 4 mm up to 60 mm in a wide range of colors. Admission is free, and both the public and trade professionals are welcome. Wholesale pricing will be available. For questions, text 530-265-2725.

This single day fundraiser harnesses the power of fandom to create real-world impact. Launched in 2025 as a community-led response to wildfires in Los Angeles, its first edition brought together creators, talent, and fans in under a month and raised more than $100,000 for affected communities, selling out and proving that convention energy can drive meaningful change. Now an annual gathering, it brings fans together with creators, performers, artists, and industry leaders behind beloved stories, characters, games, and worlds for a full day of experiences and conversations. Programming includes panel discussions, cosplay, gaming, celebrity guests, and interactive activations. Hosted at the Skirball Cultural Center, every ticket, sponsorship, and on-site experience benefits Make An Impact, a 501(c)(3) that strengthens local organizations and grassroots initiatives nationwide. Created by Multihouse, this benefit centers fandom as a force for good.

Gay Freebern leads a welcoming exploration of astrology through the lens of archetypes, with this session focusing on Virgo. The class examines each sign’s symbols, qualities, and how its expression unfolds through the houses of the chart. Attend as many sessions as you like, and feel free to bring a sack lunch. There is no fee, and voluntary donations are appreciated. If you provide your birth date, time, and place in advance, a personalized chart wheel can be prepared so you can see where each sign appears in your own life, including prominent placements such as the ascendant, the moon, and the planets. Come ready to discover insights about yourself and the people closest to you through the zodiac’s language of the soul.

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

Explore a showcase of handcrafted creativity at The Paseo with the SoCal Etsy Guild Market. Enjoy live art and a variety of handmade goods from participating vendors, with more to discover throughout the market. Admission is free and pets are welcome, creating a relaxed and welcoming outing for everyone.

Head to Golden Park for a fun day with games, prizes, and information booths, plus free backpacks provided by Gangs Out of Downey.

Begin your Kizomba journey with a beginner bootcamp led by Rome at ATOMIC Ballroom. This welcoming intensive focuses on the smooth, connected essentials of the dance, including posture, timing, musical feel, and the grounded walking quality at its core. You will build clear lead and follow skills, learn simple patterns you can use right away, and finish with a segment that prepares you for social dancing and helps you feel ready for Kizomba 1. The curriculum progresses through foundations, walking with intentional weight transfers, partnering essentials, and social prep. Check in and registration take place before instruction begins. No prior dance experience or partner is required, and secure shoes that stay on are recommended. Pricing options include a $20 presale, $25 at the door, free for VIP, or entry with two class credits. New students can also take advantage of a studio offer of 10 group classes for $99 across Ballroom, Swing, Salsa, and Argentine Tango.

This event takes place at Tiki B's, the tiki bar located in the basement of Barney's Beanery in Pasadena. Look for the downstairs bar to find the gathering.

Head in the Clouds 2026 is a full festival day at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Doors open at 1:00 PM, and the show will run rain or shine with all ages welcome. Food and beverages are sold separately, there are no ins or outs, and the lineup and set times can change. A curfew of 11:00 PM applies on Saturday.

Experience a live Keith Urban tribute as Urban Skies performs at Honky Tonk. All ages are welcome and the venue is pet friendly. For reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Designed for women who spend their days caring for everyone else, this intimate afternoon in Pasadena offers a calm reset that centers mind, body, spirit, and integration. The Anchored Experience is the inaugural gathering of the Four Anchors Collective, thoughtfully curated for a group of 30 participants who want to slow down and return to themselves. It is not a conference, workshop, lecture, networking event, or a rushed stop between errands. Attendees are invited at points to set aside phones, disconnect from the noise, and be present with what is right in front of them. Guided by two guest speakers, the mind component features an empowerment conversation with Dr. Lori Ochoa, a behavioral sciences expert, offering warm guidance and practical strategies in a setting that feels spacious and reflective rather than instructional. The body component is led in partnership with ConciergeMD and Dr. Resham Uttamchandani, beginning with a talk on longevity and peptides, followed by a Q&A, then a peptide shot bar where participants can sample options and notice how their bodies respond in real time. The spirit component is a restorative yoga session with Desiree Bourne, a yoga and Pilates instructor, meditation and mindfulness mentor, online trainer, and wellness coach. The practice is gentle and grounding, with an emphasis on breath and stillness rather than intensity or performance. To help carry insights back into daily life, the experience closes with The Release List, a guided integration ritual that invites participants to name what they are letting go of and what they are choosing to carry forward. Light nourishment is provided with curated bites and beverages to support a calm, grounded pace. Each attendee receives intentional, unhurried time, expert-led sessions across mind, body, and spirit, The Anchored Experience Kit to extend the practices at home, connection with women who understand similar responsibilities, and access to a private community for ongoing support. Suggested attire is neutral tones such as soft linens and earthy layers in shades like cream, taupe, or sage. Attendance is limited to 30 women. Hosted by Tatiana Vallejo, Founder of Four Anchors Collective, in partnership with Dr. Lori Ochoa, Desiree Bourne, ConciergeMD, and Dr. Resham Uttamchandani. This gathering is educational and supportive and is not a substitute for medical advice. For personalized care, please consult a healthcare provider. Photos or videos may be taken and shared by Four Anchors Collective. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable.

Fan Halen brings an afternoon of classic rock by the ocean to SeaLegs on the Beach, channeling the high-voltage spirit of Van Halen. As a leading Van Halen tribute, the band delivers a high-energy show packed with blazing guitar heroics and timeless favorites that shaped a generation.

On the One Car Meet is a 10-year anniversary car meet in Anaheim with a laid-back show-and-shine vibe. Expect a lively lineup of classic rides, club vehicles, solo entries, and lowrider bikes, with time to walk the cars and check details up close. The day includes live music from multiple DJs, hot food vendors, merchandise, and raffle activity, plus trophy awards like Best of Show, Best Convertible, and Top Picks.

Join bestselling author Bal Khabra for a discussion and book signing celebrating EMBRACE. The event includes admission to the event space and access to the signing line. Ticket holders will receive a copy of EMBRACE included with their admission, plus the opportunity for personalization on one book per person.

Petals on the Pond is a studio event at Pinot's Palette in Huntington Beach, California, combining painting with sipping in a social setting. Attendees work on the Petals on the Pond artwork together for a creative experience.

Helping Hands Giving Hope is organizing a community service gathering at Lakewood Family YMCA to prepare backpacks filled with school supplies for local youth. Participants will work together to place donated items into bags. Contributions are welcome, and items can be brought to the event or arranged for pickup with the organizers. Those who prefer to give remotely can use options such as an Amazon Wish List, PayPal, or Venmo, and the organizers will bring contributed supplies to the event.

Vinyl Days makes a return appearance at The Hanger during the Orange County Fair, bringing a revamped lineup and fresh material.

The Jeffrey Craig Project performs live on the OC Fair’s Plaza Stage. The show takes place at the Orange County Fairgrounds.

A gala for the Afghan American business community takes place at Hilton Irvine, bringing together entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders, and successful companies. Guests can expect a red carpet arrival, a special fashion show, opportunities for meaningful networking, recognition of outstanding achievement, engaging speakers, and live entertainment. Designed for business owners, professionals, and supporters of the Afghan American community, the evening celebrates success, unity, and the future of Afghan American businesses.

At Woodbridge Community Park, the Summer in the City series turns the lawn into an open air stage with performances spanning a variety of music styles. Admission is free and no tickets or advance registration are needed. Seating is first come, first served, so bring low back chairs and blankets, and consider dressing in layers. Guests may enjoy picnic style food, or choose snacks from local food trucks. Additional parking is available at Woodbridge High School and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

KNAC Night brings a tribute-filled lineup to Stages in Santa Ana and marks the first KNAC night in Orange County in decades. FAIR WARNING, the Van Halen experience, teams up with WHOLE LOTTA ROSIES. The night also features OZZY BLOODY OZZY, HOODOO MANIACS, LA CULT, DREAM WARRIORS, HOLLYWOOD SLEAZE, and DARK THOR. Attitude Check is part of the program, keeping the classic KNAC spirit alive.

Rebelution, Skip Marley, and Niko Rubio perform at Pacific Amphitheatre. Tickets also include entry to the OC Fair on the day of the show, combining a concert experience with fair access in one purchase.

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Settle in for an open air screening of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off as Cinema Under the Stars brings a free movie night to Westwood Village’s Broxton Plaza. Enjoy a lively pre-show scene with family friendly activities, community tabling, giveaways, and special activations from local organizations and brands. Bring blankets and low back lawn chairs, invite friends and family, and pick up favorite movie snacks from nearby Westwood Village businesses. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged to receive updates and reminders. Broxton Plaza is a pedestrian friendly gathering place in the heart of Westwood Village that hosts community events, live entertainment, outdoor dining, and cultural programming throughout the year.

Cal Plaza hosts an evening of movement and music as Pamyua shares Inuit rhythms interlaced with contemporary gospel, R&B, funk, and masked dance. The program begins with Insun Park & Generals, presenting a bold mix of rock, Korean traditional music, and masked dance. Both performances celebrate heritage while stretching creative boundaries, offering fresh perspectives on cultural traditions through sound and motion. Admission is free with RSVP on Eventbrite.

King Salmon and the Funk Yard Horns return to Rush Park for Rossmoor Concert In The Park. Invited back for another performance, the band shares its excitement for the show.

Get ready for a night of live music at Bobby V's Cocktails with tribute performances featuring bands covering Sublime, Rage Against the Machine, and The Misfits, plus a special guest, House of Fury. The event is for ages 21+ and starts at 6:00 PM. Entry is $10 at the door.

Join COIL (Circle of Infinite Love) for an evening designed to help you slow down, open your heart, and reconnect with yourself and others through music, movement, and sound healing. The program includes guided breathwork and grounding movement, a community song circle with easy call-and-response chanting (no musical experience needed), and a restorative sound immersion to support relaxation and integration. Refreshments are available before and after, and complimentary blue lotus tea is served as you gather.

Join Inspired Art Wine for a Paint Wine Experience focused on Monet’s Lily Garden. Whether you’re brand new or experienced, you’ll get guided step-by-step instruction from a master artist to create your own artwork over the 2.5 hour session. The event includes all art supplies, and wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase during the event. Guests must be 21+ to attend, and outside food is welcome, but outside drinks are not allowed. No experience is necessary, and you don’t need to bring an apron.

At Hangar 24 Orange County, a 90s rock showcase pairs a live string section with multi sensory video. The performance delivers new arrangements of familiar anthems from the decade, including music by Nirvana, blending orchestral depth with the energy of 90s rock for an immersive concert experience.

O.A.R. is coming to the Greek Theatre with Gavin DeGraw and Lisa Loeb. The show is listed to start at 6:30 PM local time.

Feel the rush of classic arena rock at the Art Theatre of Long Beach as REO Dreamwagon delivers a live tribute to REO Speedwagon. This Southern California group brings the spirit of the 70s and 80s roaring back with favorites like Keep On Loving You and Roll with the Changes. Expect soaring vocals, searing guitar work, a powerful rhythm section, and plenty of moments to sing along. The lineup features Patrick on vocals, Mykael on guitar, Robert on bass, Andy on keys, Joe on drums, and Kelly and Michelle on backing vocals, capturing the heart and scale of the originals. Beer, wine, and food will be available.

Enjoy a night of live tributes at Gaslamp Long Beach. Ultra Mode honors Depeche Mode, Substance performs the music of New Order, and Yazrasure presents the music of Yaz and Erasure. Admission tickets provide entry only, and table seating requires a separate dinner reservation.

Celebrate the City of Anaheim Summer Concert Series at Pearson Park Amphitheatre with a performance by RED HOT TRIBUTE. Admission is free, and attendees of all ages are welcome.

This show is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a general public sale, with additional presales offered through Beach Bunny, The Beths, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember programs, including a Citi cardmember preferred option. Please note that set times and any supporting performers may change.

Expect a high energy set from The Crosseyed, with frontman Jeff Malkin signaling a performance that will work up a sweat. The group marks its second album, Jeff's Got Your Number, with a show that blends rock and roll spirit with British rock influences and alt country tones. With a renowned backing band in tow, the sound aims to be driving and fresh from start to finish.

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

Strange Case celebrates the new album, Gone For A While, with a release party at The Echo in Los Angeles. It is the band’s first headlining show in over two years, featuring a start-to-finish performance of the album along with additional songs. Exclusive merchandise and physical media will be available, and the night includes appearances from friends Windows and Eighth Ball.

This Tour Won’t Save You features Anthony Green, whose unmistakable voice and songwriting have shaped his work with Circa Survive and as the original singer of Saosin, alongside a prolific solo path. His albums Avalon, Beautiful Things, Pixie Queen, and Boom. Done. reveal the breadth of his music outside the band setting. He is also part of The Sound of Animals Fighting and L.S. Dunes, which includes members of My Chemical Romance, Coheed and Cambria, and Thursday. With more than two decades of music behind him, the event highlights an enduring presence in modern alternative music.

Join stand-up comedian Donnell Rawlings for an evening of comedy at Irvine Improv. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). This event is 21 and over, and no cell phone use, photography, or video recording is allowed during performances.

Head to the Biergarten for an 80s New Wave celebration with live tribute acts performing throughout the evening. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show includes performances by The Curse (The Cure Tribute) from 8:30 to 9:30 PM, These Handsome Devils (Morrissey and The Smiths Tribute) from 10:00 to 11:30 PM, with the schedule subject to change. Table reservations are handled through the ticket link. The event is all ages, but anyone under 21 must be accompanied by a parent, and ages 2 and under are free.

Catch Mystic Chiefs live at Club L in Anaheim. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM local venue time.

Open to attendees of all ages, this event takes place at The Hanger at the OC Fair. Tickets are priced between $27.50 and $37.50.

Catch a demolition derby in the OC Fair's Action Sports Arena. A ticket to the derby also includes same day entry to the OC Fair.

Enjoy a guided, mindful speed-dating experience designed to help singles connect beyond typical small talk. You’ll check in, get your dating materials, and start with an IceBreaker game, then the doors close and the event shifts into facilitated exercises and mini-dates. The evening is structured with a welcoming “container” so you can relax, have fun, and focus on authentic connection.

Panter Belico and Arley Perez unite for the En Pláticas Tour at Peacock Theater. This stop brings both artists together on one stage, sharing the spotlight in a single venue.

Los Angeles Football Club faces Deportivo Toluca F.C. in a Leagues Cup match at BMO Stadium. The stadium enforces a strict clear bag policy, and only bags that comply with the policy are permitted inside. Parking information is available from the stadium.

At Totally 80's Bar & Grille, The Rockaways take the stage with a live tribute celebrating The Ramones and their music.

Dog N Butterfly brings a heartfelt salute to Heart to The Lido Theater in Newport Beach, showcasing electrifying vocals, a commanding presence, and tight musicianship. Favorites such as Barracuda, Magic Man, Crazy on You, and Alone ring out in a complete stage production that captures the spirit of the originals. Fueled by a true love of the music, the performance blends nostalgia with fresh energy for a classic rock experience that feels alive in the moment.

At Archetype Yoga, Second Saturdays with Jason Luckett & Friends presents The Songs Made Us, a birthday edition shaped as a comforting soundtrack of life and love, shared by close collaborators. Performers include Danette Christine & Rober Luis, Jeanne Newhall, Jami Lula, Jason Luckett, Joselyn & Don, J Ramada, Mary Scholz, Robbie McDonald, Ruthann Friedman, Sara Melson, Stefanie Naifeh & JP, Steve Key, and Willie Aron, with the possibility of additional guests. Dancers Haize Hawke and Hilary Thomas bring the music to life through movement. Inspired by the records that spun on family turntables and the songs that eased the journey from childhood through adolescence, the program looks to the work of beloved writers such as Burt Bacharach, the Beatles, Jimmy Webb, Paul Williams, Paul Simon, Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Nina Simone, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Elton John, and Pete Townshend, alongside formative favorites like Elvis Costello, Billy Bragg, and the Smiths, and shared touchstones including Earth, Wind & Fire, Bob Marley, Joni Mitchell, Rickie Lee Jones, Bill Withers, and especially Stevie Wonder. Most guests offer a single selection, with Jason contributing a few, creating a heartfelt salute to the songs and songwriters that continue to inspire. Admission follows a pay what you can approach with suggested tiers for supporters and patrons and a student or low income option, helping sustain the musicians and the space. Accessibility accommodations, including elevator access, can be arranged in advance.

Little Feat is performing at The United Theater on Broadway. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through AXS.

Start Making Sense brings Talking Heads’ music to life at The Hangar with a charged performance that keeps the groove front and center. Get set for an upbeat night as the band lights up the stage with the sound that made the originals so captivating.

Bring your car-loving crew to Donut Derelicts, a classic car show happening in Huntington Beach. Admission is free, and the event runs in the evening at Adams Ave Donuts.

Skamania brings back an energized lineup for a night with Jamaica’s The Pioneers and other featured acts, including the Steady 45’s, The Dynamics (reuniting on stage for the first time in 25 years), and a special live tribute to Don Drummond. Expect a mix of LA ska, rocksteady, and classic sounds with Rhygin Sound and MC Junior Francis. The event is for ages 21+.

Start Making Sense brings its Talking Heads tribute to The Hangar at the OC Fair.

Audio Vault comes back to Roscoe's Bar & Deli for a night of alternative rock that spans the 90s through today, with a few earlier favorites mixed in. Attendees can plan birthday gatherings or celebrate any occasion while enjoying food, drinks, and live music at Roscoe's.

RockStallion performs classic rock at Perqs Bar.

INQUISITIVE is a night out at Avalon Hollywood. The event is for ages 21 and up, with entry following local and state health guidelines. Ticket sales are final.

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

Celebrate The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadowcast that performs alongside the film, turning the screening into an interactive experience. Costumes, props, dancing, shouting, and classic callbacks are encouraged. A preshow sets the tone before the movie begins. This long-running tradition has entertained audiences since 1987.

A Snail's Pace Running Club hosts a fun 5K at the OC Fairgrounds, featuring a 3.1 mile celebration with fair games, prizes, and more. Event day parking is free for registered runners. Use discount code ASP10 when registering.

Experience the OC Fair in a unique way with family-friendly fun runs held before the gates open to the public. Choose between a 5K or a 1.1 mile distance and make your way through the fair at your own pace, whether you prefer to run, walk, or even skip.

Enjoy free group workouts that pair mat based Pilates with cardio training for a balanced, full body session in a welcoming setting.

Bring your curiosity to Fullerton Airport for Antique Aircraft Display Days. Owners of classic aircrafts are invited to showcase their planes, and visitors can stop by to view the displays. Aircraft will be parked in the “Transient” area inside the airport, just north of the terminal building and control tower. Admission is free.

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

Jamie Kennedy performs at the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center in Long Beach. The show is scheduled for late morning.

Create an imaginary creature at a hands-on family workshop that uses mix and match block printing to layer dreamy imagery inspired by Odilon Redon. Personalize your artwork with color, or convert it into a playful handheld fan. All materials are provided. Family programs are free and do not require tickets, but the Center uses timed entry reservations, and parking has a fee. Make it a picnic by bringing a blanket or towel and your own food. To protect the grounds and collections, please leave folding chairs, glass containers, metal cutlery, and alcohol at home.

An Arabic Calligraphy class and exhibition invites participants to explore the elegance, history, and enduring artistry of classical Arabic script. This immersive experience provides an opportunity to build fundamental techniques while gaining a deeper appreciation for the art’s rich traditions. Registration is required to participate, which helps ensure materials and supplies are prepared for all attendees.

Green Life Ent. and AYAMTERRAIN celebrate nine years of Tech Me 2 Da Beach with a white party at Rosie's Dog Beach in Long Beach, CA. The soundtrack features guest DJs JJ Flores from Chicago, Big Cee of DEEP-LA, and Discopennylane from San Diego, joined by residents DJ !M:M£ and Darin Westcott of Green Life Ent., plus Holliday representing AYAMTERRAIN. The event includes on-site vendors, Big Will's Foodies & Beverage, and a live art showcase. Beach rules apply, such as no beer bottles, use red plastic cups for beverages, leave no trash and tidy up your area. Smoking is not allowed, with a 420 exception noted. Bring beach chairs, towels or blankets, and easy up canopies.

LA Jazz Festival brings Jazz in the Park to Lafayette Park in Los Angeles, offering a free concert in an outdoor community setting. Entry requires an RSVP confirmation, and reservations are free. This stop is part of a 24-concert series in parks across the Los Angeles area, showcasing world-class sounds from jazz and soul to hip hop and beyond. Pack a blanket, relax with friends and family, and enjoy live music in the open air. Artists to be announced.

This monthly writing group offers a supportive space for seasoned authors and those just getting started. Sessions are held in the Victoria Room with a simultaneous Zoom option. Each meeting centers on reading and providing feedback on four pieces that members submit ahead of time. To receive the materials or ask questions, please contact Mifanwy before the discussion.

Head to a Second Sundays Old Time Americana all-ages performance and community jam with folk music from around the world. Bring an instrument or just come to sing along, strum, and clap. Guest musicians will share traditional songs and rhythms, with Natalie Brejcha leading the music, plus Tom Moose and the Scotti Old Time Family String Band.

LA Jazz Festival brings its Jazz in the Park series to Penmar Park with a performance by the African Rhythms Alumni Quintet. This concert is part of a free, 24-show program that brings top-tier music to parks across the Los Angeles area, spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more. Expect a relaxed outdoor setting where you can spread a blanket, gather with friends and family, and enjoy live music in the open air. Admission is free with an RSVP, and a confirmation is required for entry.

Family Day in Highland Park offers food, arcade gaming, and family friendly fun. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade will donate a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through the power of video games and the gaming community.

These beginner friendly tai chi sessions in Long Beach offer a calm reset through gentle, meditative movement that supports physical health, well being, and a grounded state of mind. Classes meet on grassy areas by the water at Marine Stadium, creating a peaceful outdoor setting. Instruction focuses on Yang Style forms with thoughtful modifications that promote balance and help prevent falls. Free parking is available, and classes are canceled in rainy weather. No yoga mat is needed. Dress for the conditions and consider drinking water after practice. Learning is gradual, so it is normal to need time to become comfortable with the movements. Participants may bring friends and family. Anyone with medical conditions, injuries, or who is pregnant should consult a healthcare professional before attending. Presented by Sierra Holistic Collective, a nonprofit that has supported the Long Beach community for over a decade by offering teachings that reduce stress and anxiety and strengthen overall wellness. Classes are free, and optional donations help sustain the program. An accompanying step by step online course is also available to complement practice in the park.

Take your Mahj Club play to the next level at a focused strategy session at Jewish Long Beach. Strengthen core fundamentals, then put them into action with in-game coaching and feedback. This workshop is geared toward players who know the basics and want practical guidance while they play.

A one-afternoon pop-up choir at ATOMIC Ballroom brings together musical theater fans, former choir kids, a cappella enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys a good show tune to learn a medley from the Broadway hit Hamilton. Singers of all levels can take part in two-part harmony with no audition and no prior experience, as long as they can match pitch and want to learn. Across three hours, participants rehearse parts, build harmonies, blend voices, and finish by filming a commemorative performance video. Sheet music and a vocal practice track are provided beforehand to help everyone get comfortable with the music. Teens and adults are welcome. The session is facilitated by Jessica Wilbert, a former musical theater performer and violinist, with support from Chris Fore and Brigitte Bellavoine. Pricing options include $40 pre-sale or $45 at the door, acceptance of 4 class credits, 50 percent off for VIP Membership, and special rates for Atomic Campus Access Members and teens at $15 pre-sale or $20 at the door.

Join BÜNDA for a donation-based fitness class where your effort directly supports the Elevate Artists Foundation. The class is designed to help fund scholarships, training, and career development for emerging young dancers who may not otherwise have access to professional opportunities.

A community sharing market welcomes neighbors to Pearson Park in Anaheim, set up between the tennis courts, where everything is free. Money, bartering, and trading are not part of this event, and participants are invited to bring items that are clean, useful, and safe. Craft supplies, books, toys, clothing and shoes, plants, housewares, small furniture, electronics, and non-perishable food all make thoughtful contributions. Bring a blanket or tarp to display what you have. Please give people time and space to set up before browsing, avoid crowding, and plan to take home anything you brought that is not claimed to keep the park clean. Items picked up here should not be resold. Free services and skill sharing are encouraged, whether that is haircuts, nails, mending, simple repairs, crochet lessons, teaching a game, or yoga. A food and essentials drive runs alongside the exchange... give what you can and take what you need, with particular need for diapers size 3 and up, wipes, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. The event meets ADA standards and offers accessible restrooms, mostly flat ground with no steps, dedicated parking spots, a wheelchair ramp, and wide doorways and walkways.

Redneck Rodeo takes the stage at SeaSalt Honky Tonk with Lola Kristine opening. The show is open to all ages and is pet friendly. VIP seating can be reserved by email.

A special screening of "Winter Hymns" arrives in Orange County at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, paired with a Q&A featuring writer and director Nathan Deming. The film centers on a palliative care doctor in the Midwest as she meets with terminally ill patients and their loved ones, reflecting on the connections made during life’s final chapter. Tickets will be offered via The Frida Cinema website.

A tribute performance honoring the songs of Jimmy Buffett takes place at The Hangar at the OC Fair. Each ticket also provides admission to the 2026 OC Fair for that day.

Invasion '53 is featured in The Screaming Room Film Festival during the Midsummer Scream Halloween & Horror Convention at the Long Beach Convention Center.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic at Pet World features a mobile team providing vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and additional services at budget-friendly prices. No appointment is required. For a smooth and safe visit, bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers.

A relaxed weekly dinner-brunch that blends good food, creative energy, and friendly company. The focus is conversation, new connections, and a spark of inspiration throughout the meal. RSVP to get a confirmation and hold a place.

Unwind with a monthly Aerial Sound Bath with Kyle Lam, hosted in partnership with Open Aerial Yoga, Huntington Beach. You’ll relax suspended in an aerial silk hammock while soothing sound healing washes over you, guided with the help of an Open Aerial instructor to get you in and out comfortably. Blankets, neck pillows, and lavender eye pillows are available for you, and you’ll be encouraged to bring water and wear comfortable, loose clothing. A resident tarot reader will also be available for readings before or after the sound bath.

GCW Battleground brings live wrestling to the Orangeville Curling Club with a two ring steel cage charity showcase featuring superstars from across Ontario, from Ontario’s oldest wrestling promotion active since 2004. Tickets are available as General Admission for adults at $30 and for kids 12 and under at $25, with Front Row reserved seats at $40 available online only. A VIP option can be added to either General Admission or Front Row and includes a GCW gift bag with two GCW pins, a GCW program book, and additional items for an extra $25. Attendees are encouraged to support the community by bringing non-perishable food donations for the local food bank, earning one raffle ticket per item to a maximum of 10; please check expiry dates. High demand items include kids school snacks, juice in boxes or large containers, canned vegetables and fruit, canned pasta, cereal, toothpaste or soap, pet food, and diapers and other baby supplies. An intermission offers a chance to meet the wrestlers, pick up a limited edition GCW program and have it signed. A wide selection of lucha wrestling masks and official GCW merchandise, including T-shirts and hats, will be available.

This milestone gathering honors the club's 70th anniversary at Highway 39 Event Center, celebrating seven decades of its legacy.

Rebelution, Skip Marley, and Niko Rubio take the stage at Pacific Amphitheatre for a show featuring all three artists. Each ticket also includes same-day admission to the OC Fair.

Experience Jewish culture through food, music, and art at the 20th annual Chabad Jewish Summer Fest. The evening features lively Jewish music, interactive crafts, rides for kids, games, and face painting, plus a kosher barbecue with hot dogs, burgers, falafel, and more available for purchase. The concert is free, while rides and a craft badge are offered with an $18 donation. The festival welcomes everyone, regardless of background or faith, with an emphasis on giving children and their families a joyful, positive connection to Jewish life. Weather permitting. Organized by Chabad at the Shore, which supports Jewish continuity through educational and social programs.

At The Mayan Theater, a captivating stage mystery unfolds in a musical inspired by the story of Pedro Navaja. Live musicians, pulse-raising choreography, and a cast of memorable characters move the action forward, with each song revealing fresh clues. Mystery, music, passion, and betrayal drive the narrative as secrets surface and the truth stays just out of reach. Blending the charge of a concert with the storytelling of musical theater and a social atmosphere, this production keeps the suspense building right up to the final curtain.

Part of the Newport Beach Concerts on the Green series presented by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, this concert features Pacific Symphony on the Civic Center Green at the Newport Beach Civic Center. Attendees can bring low chairs or blankets and enjoy their own picnic or purchase food from food trucks. Admission and parking are free on a first come, first served basis, and alcohol is not permitted. The series also presents concerts at Marina Park Community Center.

Rebelution returns to Pacific Amphitheatre for a three night run, bringing a mix of roots reggae, soulful rhythms, and a high spirited, positive vibe to a stage closely linked with the band. Their live show highlights the sound and spirit that have made this venue feel like home.

Donnell Rawlings brings stand-up comedy to Irvine Improv for an evening show for guests 21 and over. Doors open at 4:30 PM, with performances beginning at the scheduled time. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). Cell phone use, photography, and video recording during performances are not permitted, and all sales are final. There is also a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom for all guests.

RemiX brings high energy to the Downtown Disney District with a vibrant mix of funk, R&B, and uplifting classics, setting the tone for a memorable evening with family and friends. Expect a lively show that invites clapping, dancing, and full-on participation in the RemiX vibe.

Chocolate Sundaes Comedy brings a high energy stand-up experience to the famed Laugh Factory on the Sunset Strip, blending a comedy show with a party vibe. A hilarious host and a DJ keep the momentum going while a secret lineup showcases a mix of seasoned veterans and up-and-coming comedians, many seen on major networks. The performers are never announced in advance, yet the show is known for consistently booking high quality talent, and surprise celebrity drop-ins have included Kevin Hart, Deon Cole, Bill Burr, Marlon Wayans, Ali Wong, and Tracy Morgan. The audience often features famous faces too, with past sightings like Beyonce, Jay Z, Usher, Rihanna, ASAP Rocky, Nelly, Justin Bieber, Anderson Paak, and J Cole. Expect a stylish crowd and a night filled with laughs.

A young Viking defies tradition by befriending a dragon, and together they work to protect both of their worlds. The movie is presented in high definition while the musical score is performed live in sync with the film at the Hollywood Bowl. How to Train Your Dragon is a 2010 DreamWorks Animation production. Program and performers may change, pricing and availability are subject to change, ticket limits may apply, and all sales are final.

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

Catch Ella Red live at Constellation Room in Santa Ana, with Zoe Ko also on the lineup. The show starts at 7:00 PM local venue time.

In the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair, this Demolition Derby brings a hard-hitting, no-rules showdown filled with high-energy collisions and nonstop excitement. Tickets for the Demolition Derby also provide same day entry to the 2026 OC Fair.

Mpz Trio performs live at Gallaghers Pub & Grill in Long Beach.

Catch Faouzia live for an evening of electropop and alternative hits at the Fonda Theatre. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the show starts at 8:00 PM.

Catch a Wave takes the stage at The Hangar at the OC Fair. Each concert ticket also includes same-day admission to the OC Fair.

HB House presents music by The Elote Boys. All ages are welcome, and pets are allowed. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

The Lucky performs live at Moroccan Lounge. The announcement highlights their new song Say It’s Me and references Girl Next Door, Reckless, Sweet Talker, Better Days, Hold Your Breath, and One Step.

Get ready to improve your tennis serve and return with a hands-on clinic open to all levels, including beginners. The sessions break down key serve mechanics like your toss, consistency, and rhythmic first steps, then help you build a more reliable delivery. The same focus carries over to your return skills, with clear, step-by-step instruction so you can strengthen fundamentals and take your game to the next level.

Ages 5 to 12 dive into a week of hands-on chemistry with Mad Science, mixing and testing reactions, exploring acids and bases, growing crystals, and creating slime while discovering what gives it that stretchy texture. By the end of the week, each participant takes home a chemistry set to continue experimenting.

Young artists in grades 3 through 8 build color sketching skills as part of a summer program that blends fine art, digital creation, and hands-on making. Using both traditional media and digital tools such as Procreate, participants explore how light, form, and negative space influence their drawings. Lessons focus on still lifes, animal portraits, and human figures while practicing techniques like hatching and shading. Students learn to render a range of materials, deepen their understanding of color theory, and gain confidence portraying lifelike textures and vivid color.

Campers dive into Minecraft to plan and construct everything from small structures to large-scale creations like castles and cityscapes. Through team projects, daily build challenges, and hands-on workshops, participants strengthen collaboration, problem solving, and design skills. Activities include Creative Mode building and Redstone experimentation, offering plenty of ways to turn ideas into playable worlds. Early drop-off and late pick-up are included. Designed for ages 7 to 15.

Coach Juan leads tennis summer camps for children ages 5 to 14 at University Community Park in Irvine. Sessions are held on weekdays and focus on tennis instruction and play. The weekly fee is $240. An all day option is available that includes chess. To register, look for summer camps with Juan.

SC Tennis Academy brings a lively summer tennis camp to El Dorado Park for youth ages 4 to 14. Coaches focus on building sound fundamentals, footwork, overall fitness, and match play in a positive, supportive environment. Camp days feature fast-paced drills and conditioning, plus ladder-style match play to strengthen competitive skills. There is also a weekly mental training component with a questionnaire to help players reflect and improve. Tuition is $350 per week, and a $75 daily drop-in option is available. Space is limited, and early-bird savings are offered with codes SUMMER20, SUMMER15, and SUMMER10.

Greatest Showman Camp is a summer performing-arts week for kids ages 5 to 14, running Monday through Friday. Sessions take place each day from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Newport Theatre Arts, with plenty of time for theater-focused activities and skill-building.

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

Modelo Monday is a weekly cruise night that kicks off your week with classic cars and the lowrider scene. Expect a lively mix of well-kept rides, Kustom builds, hot-rodded classics, and potentially other custom vehicles rolling in to show off their style and, for some, hydraulic moves. It’s a casual hangout for anyone who loves car culture, whether you’re cruising in your own vehicle or just coming to admire the metal.

Vroman's hosts USA Today bestselling author and podcast host Joss Richard, with Lyla Sage, for a presentation and signing of her new novel, Let’s Kiss & Tell. The story follows a sex columnist and a news reporter who agree to a pretend relationship to help their careers and personal lives, then discover unexpected feelings that grow past the pretense. From the author of It’s Different This Time, the program takes place at Pasadena Presbyterian Church and requires a ticket. Each ticket includes one entry and a copy of Let’s Kiss & Tell provided at check-in, and a public signing with Joss Richard and Lyla Sage will follow the talk.

Settle in for a laid-back comedy night at The Hare featuring stand-up from performers with credits on Netflix, BET, and Prime Video. The evening also welcomes new voices with an open mic sign-up. Donations are accepted, and an item minimum is in effect. Sponsored by All Starz Barbershop.

John Mellencamp performs live at the Hollywood Bowl. The show starts at 8:00 PM local venue time.

Experience Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, premiering at Segerstrom Center for the Arts in 2026. This revitalized staging features Maria Björnson’s original design and is based on celebrated direction, with musical staging and choreography by Gillian Lynne. Expect the romantic, haunting story of “The Phantom” in the Paris Opera House, along with unforgettable songs like “The Music of the Night,” “All I Ask of You,” “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again,” “Masquerade,” and “The Phantom of the Opera.”

The Grapevine meets in person at the Fullerton Elk's Lodge on a recurring basis for business networking. Guests and members each receive a 30-second spotlight to introduce their business, share flyers, and exchange business cards. Meetings also include a 20-minute Business Highlight Presentation for members. A virtual option is available for those who cannot attend in person. There is a $10 fee that covers the venue and beverages, payable by cash or Venmo.

Set at Caltech, this immersive week centers on chamber music with Salastina’s renowned artists and fellow adult players. No professional resume is required. The program blends musical growth and meaningful connection through shared meals, conversations, and ensemble work. Participants make music alongside Salastina musicians in informal reading sessions, guided coachings, and masterclasses. Each day offers small ensemble coaching, collaborative learning, and chances to perform, culminating in a concluding public showcase. Evenings include social dinners and facilitated discussions on musical life, interpretation, and craft, encouraging thoughtful exchange. Musicians from throughout the area can meet new collaborators and build community around a shared love of making music together. Adults with strong reading skills and an enthusiasm for ensemble playing are invited to apply.

The PCH Explorer Kids Club is back at 2ND & PCH with a summer series of family-friendly sessions featuring activities, entertainment, crafts, games, and a few surprises. Each gathering brings something new for young explorers, encouraging creativity and curiosity while offering an easy way for families with children to connect. The program welcomes a broad range of ages and interests, so kids can be creative, play, learn new things, and explore together. Parents can relax and enjoy the coastal setting as little ones stay engaged, with shopping, dining, and waterfront views nearby. RSVP details for each date will be shared as they get closer.

An exclusive, all white beach experience at Sea Legs at the Beach in Huntington Beach gathers a high level crowd for conversations designed to elevate futures and support the pursuit of real generational wealth. With the ocean as a backdrop and sunset vibes in the air, attendees dressed in white focus on legacy and big vision thinking. Tickets are limited, the setting is selective, and once capacity is reached the event will close.

A Magical Millennium theme sets the tone for a flavor-filled tour through Orange County’s original food hall. Pick up a tasting passport and explore seven specialty tastes included with each ticket, with a petite four-taste option available while supplies last. If tickets are still available at the door, day-of pricing will be higher. The menu spans an array of specialties and sips. Mini Monster pours Mood Ring Lemonade that changes color, and the first 100 guests receive a mood ring. URBANA Mexican Gastronomy serves a QuesaBirria Taco with consome or a cauliflower taco. Mangal Mediterranean offers a mini bowl with chicken shawarma, falafel, or gyro. The Wooden Pearl features mini steak frites with house-made chimichurri. Pique-Nique melts raclette over potato chips for Mr D’s Stinky Cheese Nachos with salami bits or pickles. ADYA presents Chef Shachi’s special dish. Stone Groove Stillhouse offers the Emperor’s Catch Japanese yellowtail on a blue corn tostada with yuzu avocado purée, pickled red onion, Stone Groove Tajín, and micro cilantro, or the Kuzco Cup as a cocktail or spirit-free mocktail with cacao nib pisco, Meyer lemon, absinthe, and vegan egg white. Zabon Ramen and Rolls showcases Chef Tsukai’s crispy rice with tuna. 206 BCE serves Dial Up Garlic Noodles with cajun sausage, presented in brown paper boats with a Y2K sticker. Parfait Paris prepares French dessert, and Randy’s Donuts brings assorted Randy’s Rounds. Georgia’s stacks a chicken slider, mild or spicy, with pickles and slaw on a brioche bun. Pali Wine Company pairs a peach crostini with a peach frozé. En Cultura Mexican BBQ highlights smoked Wagyu, while En Familia Wood-Fired serves a Wagyu barbacoa mini sope. The Iron Press offers mini sliders with pork or beef. The Kroft features portabella fries or a pastrami slider. Marrakesh the Restaurant presents bourrek, bastilla, honey lamb, and lemon chicken. ZeroZero39 Pizzeria rounds things out with a Roman-style pizza slice.

Classic rock takes the historic Shell stage when The Emperors perform as part of the Summer at the Shell Tuesdays Concert in the Park Series. This leading Southern California band brings an energetic set featuring favorites from the 60s, 70s, and beyond. The Shell, built in 1929, sits across the street from Wilson High School in Recreation Park, between Federation Drive and Park Avenue and north of 7th Street. It offers more than 600 bench seats along with a wide lawn area for blankets and low-back chairs. This family-friendly, all-ages concert is free to attend. Guests may bring picnic dinners and snacks, choose the lawn with their own low-back chairs or blankets, and wear their dancing shoes. Live at The Shell, a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit, presents these free community concerts with support from institutional sponsors and music lovers. Season sponsors include the Port of Long Beach, Councilmember Kristina Duggan (District 3), Supervisor Janice Hahn (LA County), the Zaferia Business Association, and Snoofla Sound LLC, which provides all professional stage and sound equipment. Although admission is free, tax-deductible donations help cover performer fees, city permits, and the ongoing revitalization of this 1929 Long Beach landmark. Contributions are welcomed at the event or through the organization's website.

Discover hip hop in a class that spotlights rhythm, musicality, and personal expression grounded in street dance roots. Participants practice core grooves and learn new choreography in a lively, supportive setting that welcomes both beginners and experienced dancers. The session takes place at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Instruction is led by Sakina Ibrahim, founder of the Dance Arts Academy Foundation, a program in Orange County and Los Angeles that offers classes including Creative Movement, hip hop, Latin, and Ballet Folklorico. Her background includes training at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, the Bates Dance Festival, and Broadway Dance Center, along with immersive study at the Dagbe Cultural Arts Center in Ghana.

An open invitation to share a song with the person inviting you. Take a turn with a tune and enjoy a simple moment of singing together.

Vroman’s hosts the return of New York Times bestselling author Olivie Blake for an author talk introducing Dreamland, her new contemporary Gothic novel that delves into power, desire, and the warnings that can be overlooked when a long held dream seems close at hand. This is a ticketed program at Pasadena Presbyterian Church. Each ticket admits one person and includes a copy of Dreamland to be picked up at check in. A public book signing will follow the presentation.

At Capitalist Club, this weekly soft tip dart tournament uses a handicap format. The entry fee is $100, and a Phoenix account is required to participate.

Test your general knowledge at Tuesday Night Trivia at Wet Dog Tavern. It runs weekly on Tuesdays and features a fun trivia format with prizes for winners.

At The Barrel, the evening begins with a performance by a featured artist, followed by signups for the music open mic, then open mic performances get underway. Performers will find a keyboard, three instrument cables, two vocal microphones, an instrument microphone, and an aux cord available on site. Food can be purchased in the back area.

Angela Hewitt brings fresh insight and a playful touch to Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 22, the kind of artistry that once had critics saying she made them hear Mozart anew. Conductor Nicolas Ellis makes his first appearance at the Bowl, guiding Hewitt and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra in the concerto, framed by the composer’s dramatic Don Giovanni overture and Symphony No. 41, Jupiter. Nicknamed after Mozart’s death, Jupiter begins with a jubilant opening, offers luminous writing for strings and winds, and overflows with joy that suits a starry evening. Program and artist information, dates, prices, and availability are subject to change. Ticket limits might apply. All sales are final.

Meet up for an in-person speed dating night designed for singles ages 25 to 45. You’ll have the chance to meet up to 12 potential matches through short, structured conversations, with each interaction lasting about 6 minutes. After each round, you’ll indicate who sparked your interest, and the organizers help facilitate the rest. Expect a friendly, low-pressure evening focused on finding a real connection.

A golf tournament affiliated with the San Pedro Majestic Golf Club, featuring competitive play on the course.

Join Pretend City Children’s Museum for We Read Wednesdays, an intergenerational reading experience where kids and older adult mentors read together. Empowering Readers OC will help bring stories to life in a fun, welcoming setting built for imagination and discovery. The session runs from late morning through noon.

This free matinee series continues through the summer and spotlights a range of animated films for kids centered on environmental themes, with a variety of titles presented across the season.

At the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the Living Collections Team introduces a variety of furry, scaly, slimy, and long-legged animals that highlight Los Angeles as a hub of biodiversity, alongside species from around the world. Learn how these creatures adapt to life in a large city and in habitats across the globe, and find out practical ways people can help protect wildlife close to home. Featured animals may vary.

Stop by the children’s department at Barnes & Noble for a weekly storytime. This is a free event for all ages.

Get ready for school at Smarty Pants Storytime, a fun in-person program for kids ages 2 to 5 with a parent or caregiver. Expect stories along with songs, rhymes, and movement, with activities focused on early school readiness skills. Advance registration is required, and attendance is limited.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Huntington Beach presents a free bingo night with two sessions, opportunities to win prizes, and pie. Enjoy friendly games and have dinner while you play.

A welcoming mat Pilates class at The Enclave Art Gallery offers a 50-minute full-body workout that uses controlled, low-impact movement to develop core strength, improve posture, and enhance balance and mobility. The environment is supportive and energizing, promoting stability and a strong mind-body connection. Mats and water are provided, and participants leave feeling strong, refreshed, and centered.

Tricia Freeman & Friends present a mix of rock classics, country, and blues at Campus JAX. Groups of eight or more receive free admission, and a call in advance is required to arrange this. A live stream will be available for those who prefer to watch remotely.

This monthly no-cost open mic from Altadena Music Center, hosted by Quazar, offers a relaxed night of live performance and community. Performers may bring a song, a poem, a story, or another piece to share, while others can simply listen. Open to all ages, with sign-ups available.

AJR takes a fresh approach to modern pop, pairing indie sensibilities with a flair for hits. Active since 2012, the multiplatinum band has risen to become one of the most prominent indie acts, standing out as an unexpected hitmaker with a distinctive style.

Bandalos Chinos brings a live performance to The Observatory Orange County, and the event is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a general public onsale, with additional access via a Live Nation presale and Citi cardmember options, including a preferred ticket offering. The schedule and any supporting acts are subject to change.

Join New Brigade for their performance featuring About Face as part of a record release. Please respect the space. General admission tickets are available.

Head to an evening spoken word performance with Lynae Vanee at Lodge Room Highland Park. Tickets are available via partner links.

AJR, The Happy Fits, and Avery Cochrane share the stage at Pacific Amphitheatre for a multi-artist concert. Each ticket also includes same-day admission to the OC Fair, making it easy to enjoy live music and the fair in a single visit.

Motorhome Madness turns family vacation vehicles into demolition derby contenders in the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair. Tickets include admission to the Fair on the same day.

Cameron Mackintosh presents a refreshed staging of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s renowned musical The Phantom of the Opera, marking the return of a beloved theater experience. First welcomed with rapturous praise from London critics when it reopened in 2021, this updated production is poised to thrill audiences anew.

Island Magic Mike is a stand-up comedy show featuring Mike Garcia, a North Shore of O’ahu native known for his upbeat, local comedy style. The event is for ages 21 and up, with general admission seating that’s first-come, first-served (with some exceptions for groups and premium booths). There’s also a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show begins at 7:30 PM.

The Ford hosts Ani DiFranco on the Spirit of Love Tour with special guest Valerie June. DiFranco’s songwriting blends clear insight with compassion, uplifting those who have been pushed outside society’s lines. Her 2024 album, Unprecedented Sh!t, delivers vivid social and political reflections, with songs that rally for civil rights, champion reproductive freedom, and draw strength from identity without letting it take over, all set to a magnetic blend of folk, soul, and jazz-pop that has established her as a widely loved singer-songwriter of her generation. Valerie June brings her singular presence to the evening. She first appeared at The Ford in 2023 during the Los Angeles Folk Festival, and has been praised by NPR as a force-of-nature artist who can shift moods like changing weather. Over 15 years, she has refined the balance between radiant light and gathering storm to powerful effect. Details and availability may change. Ticket limits may apply. All sales are final.

24K Magic, billed as the number one Bruno Mars tribute show, brings a live celebration of Bruno Mars’ music to The Hangar at the OC Fair.

GRAPHICS PRO EXPO teams up with WRAPSCON for a Southern California stop at the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center. The exhibit hall features leading suppliers presenting the latest products, technologies, and trends across awards and personalization, apparel decoration, and sign and digital graphics. Explore what is new in these specialties as the show floor highlights fresh innovations from top industry exhibitors.

Visit the Certified Costa Mesa Farmers Market at the OC Fair. Enjoy free admission and parking while you browse local farmers and vendors. The market takes place in Lot D.

Bring your little ones for Storytime on the Lido Deck as part of the Little Lido Kids Club. You’ll enjoy harbor views while staff from Lido Village Books read stories old and new. It runs from 10:00 to 10:30 AM.

Get ready for school at Smarty Pants Storytime, a fun in-person program featuring books, songs, rhymes, and movement to support early school-readiness skills. It’s designed for ages 2 to 5, with a parent or caregiver joining in.

Bixby Knolls Farmers' Market shares a friendly promo that spotlights taste, hinting at sip-worthy flavors with a catchy hashtag. The message draws attention to the market and encourages people not to overlook it.

Spend part of your summer exploring watercolor in a four-week class with instructor Anne Kupillas. Beginners and experienced artists alike can take part. Each meeting focuses on a playful summer theme, and participants complete a full painting from start to finish. Anne introduces a variety of paints, papers, and techniques, and all supplies are included. The program welcomes ages 13 and up. Enrollment is kept small to allow for individualized guidance and thoughtful feedback. Pricing options include the full series for $230, or $190 for AJCC members, and single-session admission for $65, or $55 for AJCC members.

Act Yer Age brings a lively set to Dick Church's, with a dynamic three-piece lineup covering favorites from the 1970s through the 2000s. Expect interactive moments that spark singalongs and keep the crowd dancing. Enjoy dinner and drinks alongside a night of live music.

Head to an evening packed with Disney-themed fun, including dinner, drinks, prizes, a meet and greet, and a live recording of Disney Countdown. The night runs from doors opening through the dinner and drinks portion, then into the live recording segment. Ticket options include VIP with assigned seating plus an earlier meet and greet, General Admission with standing room guaranteed, and a livestream option for virtual access to the recording part of the show.

At Campus JAX, Funny Bones: A Trombone Summit brings together a remarkable circle of trombonists whose connections span schools, bands, mentorship, recording sessions, and friendships built over two decades. Drummer, educator, and bandleader Matthew Elton Smith leads from the kit, shaping a program inspired by his own early years on trombone and a career that grew through a bachelor’s degree in music and a master’s in jazz drum set from CalArts. The lineup features Joey Sellers, an influential educator and composer whose accolades include the Gil Evans Fellowship and the Sammy Nestico Award, with work performed by ensembles and soloists around the world and mentorship that has guided several players on the stage. Abdullah Ebrahim draws on studies at California State University Northridge and the University of North Texas and experience with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, pairing classical clarity with modern jazz improvisation. Steven Robinson, a Los Angeles native and new dad, brings a wide-ranging resume from international tours with John Fogerty and Grammy winning projects to daily performances at Disneyland with The Straw Hatters. Bob Lawrence, a sought-after trombonist, arranger, and educator and a former student of Sellers, adds credits with Poncho Sanchez, Luis Enrique, and the Latin Grammy nominated Afro-Peruvian Jazz Orchestra. Bass trombonists Robert Todd and Rose Doylemason round out the brass, reflecting deep experience across jazz ensembles, orchestras, brass groups, chamber settings, and more. A creative rhythm section underpins the summit with pianist Sam Ross, a Long Beach based composer and DownBeat Award winner, and bassist Cole Sainburg, whose musical voice is shaped by jazz along with Armenian folk and traditional Japanese music, with Matthew Elton Smith driving the ensemble on drums. The concert highlights the trombone’s expressive range, from lyrical lines to laughter and power, and celebrates mentorship, friendship, shared history, and the spirit of jazz across generations.

Get ready for the school year with a fun in-person storytime and art activity. You’ll learn about library resources to help make school less stressful, including Brainfuse and other databases, and then you’ll decorate a notebook, highlighter, and pencil pouch. This program is for ages 5 to 12, and participants will receive school supplies generously donated by the Friends of the Sorensen Library. Advance registration is required and seating is limited.

Dwight Yoakam performs with Los Hermanos Mendoza at Pacific Amphitheatre. Each ticket includes same-day entry to the OC Fair, making it easy to combine the concert with a visit to the fair in one outing.

Trivia is back at Deli Nerds, with Geeks Who Drink hosting lively rounds on the patio. Bring a team or test your knowledge solo and meet new people along the way. Compete for prizes and earn serious bragging rights while enjoying sliders, house-made bites, and cold drinks. It is free to play, there is no cover, and parking is plentiful.

This show is open to all ages. Doors open before the performance, and the schedule and any supporting acts may change without notice. Premier Parking passes become valid shortly before doors open, and arriving early does not guarantee access to on site parking. The Vinyl Room opens in advance of the main music hall. Tickets were available through a general public sale, with additional presales for Citi cardmembers and Live Nation, as well as VIP package options.

Foxtide is performing live at The Braymores at the Constellation Room in Santa Ana. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.

Catch a live performance at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The show starts in the evening, with tickets available through the listed vendor.

Country music icon Dwight Yoakam has left a lasting mark on the genre and beyond. He has sold more than 25 million albums worldwide and has been nominated for 21 Grammy Awards.

Minivans collide in a demolition derby at the Action Sports Arena at the OC Fair, with crunching impacts, bent bumpers, and roaring engines. The event also comes with free same-day OC Fair admission.

Explore the Kellogg House at Heritage Museum of Orange County on a ghost-themed tour rooted in local history. Completed in 1898 by Hiram Clay Kellogg and regarded as one of the county’s earliest Neoclassical Victorian residences, the mansion reflects his passion for tall ships with a three story spiral staircase that circles a central mast and rises to a crow’s nest with no floor. After the death of his first wife, Kellogg built this home as a gift for his second wife, Helen. Hiram died in 1921, while Helen remained for another 42 years and passed away in the same house. Reports of unexplained activity hint that members of the Kellogg family may still linger, offering an atmospheric setting to learn about the home’s distinctive design and past.

Set at Loews Hollywood Hotel, this several-day celebration of bachata and salsa brings together a mix of artists, teachers, performers, and DJs. It features skill-building workshops, social dancing that carries late into the night, poolside gatherings, rooftop vibes, and a live concert by Montelier. The energy grows from night to night as dancers from many places connect through music and movement. Whether training, performing, or simply taking it all in, this event offers a full-spectrum dance experience in the heart of Hollywood.

Laughs Without Borders is a comedy night with a mission to help families with immigration visa application costs. Enjoy a rotating lineup of comedians, hosted by KhoolAid, with music by DJ Greg C. It’s an in-person event where all net proceeds are donated to individuals and families to help ease legal costs related to immigration visa processes. Note that the show is strictly for ages 21 and up, and doors open at 6:30 PM.

honestav is performing live at The Regent Theater in Los Angeles. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

24K Magic performs at The Hangar. Tickets for the concert also provide same-day entry to the 2026 OC Fair, allowing guests to see the show and explore the fair in one outing.