Events in Orange County today

Set at UCI Campus in Aldrich Park, this fundraising event offers options for every pace. Choose a 5K run or walk, ride road routes of about 14, 35, 60, or 100 miles, or take on a 20-mile mountain bike course. Funds raised support cancer research at the UCI Health Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center and Rady Children’s Health, and many participants move in tribute to survivors and in memory of loved ones. Families, friends, and teams will find distances that fit their goals, with miles that roll across Orange County roads and meaningful moments shared along the way.

Set in the rugged folds of the Cleveland National Forest and the Santa Ana Mountains, this mountain trail race is based in Silverado Canyon in Silverado, California. Runners take on technical paths, steep climbs, and sweeping vistas that make every hard-earned mile stand out. Participants can choose from 50 mile, 50K, or 30K courses. Expect significant elevation gain and demanding terrain, with an emphasis on self-sufficiency and smart planning. The top two men and top two women in the 50 mile will receive Sterling Silver Tickets that guarantee entry to the 2027 Angeles Crest 100 Mile. Registration is open for those ready to chase big views on wild Southern California trails.

The Anti-Cancer Challenge features Team Rodriguez.

The Zuri Pet Spa & Resort hosts a single-day clinic providing anesthesia-free dental cleaning for dogs and cats. Appointments are designed to be brief, generally taking under an hour, with a focus on fresher breath and cleaner teeth. A veterinary screening or exam is required before the cleaning. Space is limited, and availability and additional details are listed in the Get Tickets section.

This seasonal nature walk is led by a local nature specialist, highlighting tree species from many parts of the world, a wide range of birds, and other wildlife that live in Fairhaven Memorial Park. RSVP by emailing Emily.Alvarez@sci-us.com.

This introductory class focuses on the fundamentals of rod building as you assemble a 7 foot medium light spinning or casting rod. All tools and materials used during the class are provided and are yours to keep so you are prepared for future builds. Throughout the process, you receive step by step guidance from experienced instructors.

Modern Makers Mart presents a Halloween Market at Woodbury Town Center in Irvine, where families can dress up in festive attire and spend two days discovering local makers. Browse more than 55 handmade and small business vendors, enjoy live music, and take part in family-friendly activities in a welcoming community setting that celebrates the season. Kids can get creative at a craft station with Halloween themed projects, and pets are welcome too. Admission is free, all ages are welcome, and it is a simple way to shop local and support handmade.

Enjoy free admission and raffles at this buy, sell, and trade event. Parking is $15, and the first 500 trick-or-treaters receive a free pin.

Set at Inspiration Point in Corona del Mar, this hands-on landscape photography session focuses on capturing coastal scenery. Participants will practice framing compelling shots, working with natural light, and dialing in camera settings for different conditions. The session welcomes every experience level, from beginners to experienced photographers. Bring a camera and come ready to learn.

Garden Grove Elks Lodge 1952 in Garden Grove hosts a lively dog races and pet expo featuring wiener and corgi competitions alongside basset hound heats and a spirited pet costume contest. Between races, explore a bustling marketplace of pet-focused vendors with treats, toys, apparel, accessories, handmade goods, and services. Meet fellow dog enthusiasts at breed meet-ups where pups can socialize, then stop by the pupuccino bar for a canine-friendly pick-me-up while you take in the action. This outdoor gathering is family friendly and dog friendly with a welcoming community feel, whether you plan to cheer from the sidelines, browse the shops, or simply enjoy the playful atmosphere.

Admission is free and the event features a variety of Scandinavian foods along with vendors and demonstrations.

This adoption event at Petco in Santa Ana, CA features rescue dogs looking for their forever homes. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be scheduled in advance to reserve a specific dog to meet at the event. Each dog comes with health records and has received comprehensive medical care, including vaccines, de-wormer, anti-flea and tick treatments, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are considered a partially tax-deductible donation that supports care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

Following the bye week, Oregon hosts UCLA at Autzen Stadium. There is a watch party for the game, and attendees are encouraged to wear black to show support for the Ducks. Go Ducks.

A darkly comic and heartfelt musical that explores what makes a life worth living. After a roller coaster accident ends the lives of six teenagers from a Canadian chamber choir, they awaken in limbo where a mechanical fortune teller invites each to share a personal story. Their tales become a contest with a singular reward, the chance to return to life.

The final show of the year revisits foundational American horror, reframing touchpoints like Sleepy Hollow, the Salem witch trials, and the writings of Poe through a contemporary lens. Artists examine paranoia, identity, and collective fear, tracing how these narratives continue to shape modern horror while reflecting the nation’s past and present. A preview reception for members, artists, and patrons offers early access to the exhibition, chances to meet participating artists, free refreshments, live entertainment, and first opportunity to purchase original works. A free public opening reception follows. Featured work includes Roots of Turmoiled Soil by Jacquelin Nagel.

Enjoy a casino-themed evening presented by the Sons & Daughters of Italy Renaissance Lodge, featuring friendly competition at blackjack, craps, roulette, and poker. Each ticket includes $300 in gaming chips, a catered dinner, and beer and wine, plus entry for chances to win raffle prizes totaling more than $2,000. Early bird pricing is offered at $65 per person before the stated deadline, then tickets are $75. The event welcomes all ages of family and friends, and a portion of the proceeds benefits Casa Teresa and student scholarships. Tickets can be purchased by credit card via the link in the bio or by scanning the QR code on the event flyer.

The 56th edition of the U.S. National Speedway Championship brings the nation’s top motorcycle speedway riders to Costa Mesa Speedway for the premier individual title in American speedway. This event determines the United States National Champion, recognizing the season’s top rider. Competitors earn their places through regional and season-long results, and fans can expect Division 1 racing at the highest level. The winner gains national recognition and potential international opportunities. Beyond the racing, motorcycle vendors will be on site, including Lifestyle Cycles, along with food and drinks and a live band. General admission for ages 11 and up is $30, and children under 10 are free. Parking is $15 for cars and motorcycles. This is a cashless event, card payments only.

Experience a candlelit tribute to Vivaldi and Mozart at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Fullerton, presented by Lumos, which creates immersive concerts in inspiring church settings. A string trio performs a program featuring Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik and selections from Divertimento K. 563, alongside Vivaldi highlights including movements from The Four Seasons, Gloria, and the third movement of the Concerto in A minor. Two seatings are available. Seating is first come within your selected Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze zone. This event welcomes guests ages 8 and up. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement is not guaranteed. Each month, a portion of proceeds supports a different charity.

At Coach House Concert Hall, Ronstadt Revival featuring Shannon Rae pays tribute to Linda Ronstadt with a full seven piece band that includes fiddle and pedal steel to capture the authentic character of her songs, all performed live. The set traces Ronstadt’s journey from her beginnings with the Stone Poneys through celebrated 70s interpretations of songs by Smokey Robinson, Warren Zevon, Lowell George, the Eagles, and the Rolling Stones, continues into the 80s with music from Mad Love and Get Closer, and includes selections from her Spanish language release Canciones de Mi Padre, noted as the top selling non English language album in the United States. The performance weaves in stories from Ronstadt’s life and career, with plenty of opportunities to sing along to favorites like You’re No Good, Blue Bayou, When Will I Be Loved, and Different Drum. The evening also features a special guest opener, Lake House Trio. All ages are welcome.

Experience a night of great music as Urgent_LA, featuring Jeff Lyons, recreates the classic hits of Foreigner in concert. Make it a full evening with dinner and drinks alongside the show. The last two performances sold out, so early ticket purchase and reserving a table are recommended.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating roster of stand-up talent to Mission Ready Brewing in Rancho Santa Margarita. Each show offers a fresh lineup, including comedians with television and podcast credits. The series highlights live comedy in local venues.

Deer Tick takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County in Santa Ana for an all-ages show set up as general admission with standing room only. The schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes several presale options, including artist, Spotify, Live Nation, Citi cardmember, and VIP packages, along with a public onsale.

Phillip Phillips takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for a standing room only, general admission show. All ages are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Elias Hix is scheduled to open. Acts may change. Presale opportunities and VIP package options are available, along with a public onsale.

A soothing sound bath at Teragi Academy offers a gentle reset for anyone feeling overwhelmed, overstimulated, emotionally heavy, or simply tired. Immersive vibrations from crystal singing bowls and other instruments invite the nervous system to move out of stress and into a sense of safety, calm, and restoration. There is nothing to analyze or explain, simply arrive as you are and receive. Aligned with the energy of the New Moon or Full Moon, the gathering centers grounding and renewal, and no astrology background is needed. The experience begins with a soft opening circle for journaling and reflection, includes optional sharing for connection, then moves into an extended, deeply restorative sound journey focused on chakra alignment. It closes with quiet time to integrate, share, or rest in stillness. This offering supports calming an overactive system, releasing stored stress and emotional tension, and welcoming deep rest without pressure or expectation. It suits those who feel constantly on, who carry emotions that are hard to put into words, or who are seeking calm and nervous system relief. Many leave feeling lighter, clearer, more spacious, and deeply rested. Bringing a journal and pen, a pillow, blanket, or eye mask, and water can enhance comfort, though nothing is required. Comfortable clothing that allows you to relax is recommended. Guided by Kayla, a Level Two Sound Healer, Moon Phase Life Coach, and certified 200 hour Yoga Teacher with two years of experience, the space is held for reflection, healing, and growth. The exchange is $25 per person, collected at the door, with payment accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Sound baths are generally accessible, though they may not be suitable for anyone with a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, those in the first trimester of pregnancy, or those with sound sensitive conditions such as epilepsy or severe tinnitus. If unsure, consulting a healthcare provider is encouraged.

The Orange County Guitar Museum presents a special concert bringing together Martin "Martino" Gerschwitz, Eric Turner, Bernie Pershy, and Blake Hunter for an evening of live music. Admission is $15, and BBQ food with soft drinks will be available. Martin "Martino" Gerschwitz, a rock multi-instrumentalist on keyboards, violin, and vocals, has toured with Eric Burdon and the Animals, Iron Butterfly, Meat Loaf, the Walter Trout Band, Vanilla Fudge, and Lita Ford. He is traveling from Germany for this appearance and will have CDs and his book available for purchase. Florida-based guitarist Eric Turner has shared concert bills with The Who, The Young Rascals, James Brown, The Yardbirds, and the Mysterians. His signature guitar work was recorded at Columbia Studios in New York on the Tropics first single, Time, which was featured on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand. Drummer Bernie Pershy can be heard on Edgar Winter’s Frankenstein as used in the Tina Turner biopic What’s Love Got to Do with It, and his discography includes nine releases with Walter Trout, two live albums with Eric Burdon and the Animals, and contributions to Beth Hart’s internationally released Leave the Light On, along with numerous other recordings, television appearances, and live radio broadcasts. Bassist and vocalist Blake Hunter performs with Kenny Cetera’s Chicago Experience, The Springsteen Experience, and UnTamed World.

The Voodoo Funk returns to Lone Wolf Brewing Co. with a set celebrating classic rock and roll for The Pack. Bring friends and plan for dinner, with pizza available and a wide range of beers on tap. There is a $5 cover, parking is ample, and guests of all ages are welcome.

90s Rockshow brings a throwback party to The Lighthouse Huntington with a surge of 90s alternative, grunge, and rock anthems. The set features favorites from Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Green Day, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, plus plenty of sing along moments. Expect loud guitars, soaring vocals, and a dance friendly atmosphere that keeps the energy high. It is a night for longtime fans of 90s rock and anyone discovering the era in Huntington Beach.

RemiX ignites the room with a dynamic mix of funk, R&B, and New Jack Swing built to get you moving. More than a concert, it is an immersive groove where deep rhythms, bold vocals, and nonstop momentum drive the night. Longtime followers will recognize the feel, and first timers have a perfect chance to dive in.

Classic rock takes center stage with familiar favorites and a timeless sound.

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In Orange, California, the Orange Vintage Bike Swap brings together sellers and enthusiasts for vintage finds and community connections. Expect a wide selection of classic bicycle parts to help finish a project, plus a convenient setup where vendors can park in their spaces and sell directly from their vehicles. The location is about 11 minutes from Disneyland, which offers an easy family outing nearby. After the swap, the monthly Orange Circle Vintage Bike Ride sets out to showcase some of the city’s oldest neighborhoods and historic monuments, and it usually returns to the circle for lunch with several options available.

Open to participants with or without a dog, this trail run explores the paths around Dove Canyon and nearby Coto de Caza. Plan for 3 to 5 miles at an easy pace with options to add more mileage. The group stays together, hiking the hills as needed and choosing from route options that suit different paces. Afterward, coffee is an option at Dove Cafe. For canicross basics, the Orange County Canicross Runners Facebook page shares helpful information.

This free event is open to everyone and welcomes makes and models from every era, whether classic or modern. Registration is currently open to reserve a spot.

Pet Supply Warehouse in Mission Viejo hosts an affordable pet vaccine clinic for dogs and cats. Care is provided by Vet Care Vaccination Services, Inc., with on-site options that include vaccination packages, microchipping, wellness exams, prescription flea control, fecal exams, and diagnostic testing. Pricing details for canine and feline services are available from the provider.

Writers of all experience levels are welcome at the OCUUC Writing Group, which meets in the Victoria Room and on Zoom. The session runs for one hour and focuses on reading and offering feedback on four pieces submitted in advance by members. If you plan to participate or have questions, contact Mifanwy to receive the materials that will be discussed.

Explore the basics of Pilates in an introductory membership class with instructor Brittany K. The session focuses on core stability, better posture, greater flexibility, and healthy alignment through a gentle, total-body approach. Open to every fitness level, it can ease everyday discomfort, help prevent injuries, and build confidence in your movement.

Pets Plus in Laguna Niguel hosts an affordable vaccination clinic for pets. Walk-ins are welcome, and there is no need to make an appointment. For everyone’s safety, please bring dogs on leashes and transport cats in carriers. Pricing details are available on the clinic’s website. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

A vendor and craft fair centered on school pride and team spirit comes to Cre8ive Studios with a mix of shopping and hands on creativity. Browse custom hats, tanks, T shirts and totes for students and fans. Make bracelets and keychains with spirit and rally beads on site, or pick up kits to craft at home. Check out sports themed wood pieces and art kits, with options to personalize items and either work on them at the studio or take them home for later. Team gear is available for the whole squad. The celebration spotlights local schools such as El Dorado, Valencia, Yorba Linda, Esperanza, Canyon, Brea High, CSUF and FCC, covers activities like football, soccer, softball, baseball, flag, cheer and band, and welcomes supporters of professional teams as well.

Create your own ritual besom in a hands-on workshop that explores its meaning and magick, then build and personalize a traditional broom to take home for your practice. Timed for the Samhain season, this class blends lore with craftsmanship so you leave with a finished tool made by you. Hosted at Hekates Torch Ritual Supplies. Space is limited, and reservations can be made through the link in the bio.

An affordable walk-in pet vaccine clinic at Pets Plus in Mission Viejo offers vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and additional preventive services at budget-friendly prices. Appointments are not required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers for a smooth visit.

At Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Brooklyn Rider unveils a program that places Beethoven’s String Quartet in C major, Op. 59, No. 3 in conversation with music ranging from Haydn to contemporary voices. Written as part of the Razumovsky set commissioned by Count Razumovsky, Beethoven’s work represents a turning point in his evolution, expanding the quartet’s expressive scope and structural daring. By presenting it alongside earlier and modern perspectives, the concert traces how his ideas grew out of the chamber tradition and continue to shape it today. Known for finely tuned ensemble work, an inquisitive spirit, and advocacy for new music, the quartet approaches this repertoire with balance and clarity, honoring the past while speaking directly to the present. The program reflects a season-wide focus on Beethoven as both a steward of tradition and a driver of artistic change.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic at Pets Plus in San Clemente features a mobile clinic providing vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and additional services. No appointment is required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers.

Pet World in Anaheim hosts an affordable pet vaccine clinic inside Anaheim Marketplace near the right side of the main entrance. A mobile team provides vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other basic pet care at affordable rates. No appointment is required. Please keep dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers.

Enjoy a free outdoor community concert presented by the Newport Beach Arts Commission as part of the Concerts on the Green series. Performances take place at the Civic Center Green and at Marina Park Community Center, with seating available on a first come, first served basis. Bring a low-back chair or a blanket, pack a picnic, or pick up a bite from visiting food trucks. Alcohol is not permitted. Both entry and parking are complimentary.

The Mamas & The Papas Experience will be presented at Coach House Concert Hall. Admission is $25, and attendees of all ages are welcome. Please note that the schedule may change.

Diles Que No Me Maten comes to The Observatory Orange County in Santa Ana. Guests of any age are welcome. This is a general admission event with standing room only. Please note that schedules and supporting acts may change. Ticket options include a public onsale, presale access for Citi cardmembers, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Bobby Alu returns to The Wayfarer with songs that aim to transport listeners to a warm sunset, favorite drink in hand, and a sense of adventure. His sound draws on a broad range of grooves, moving from Polynesian folk and roots to soul and tropical pop, all in pursuit of that endless-summer feeling. Known for world-class performances, he toured for five years as Xavier Rudd’s percussionist and has supported Xavier Rudd, John Butler Trio, and Trevor Hall across North America and Europe. Audiences are often seen leaving with hands over their hearts.

Non-anesthetic dental cleanings are offered for dogs and cats, providing fresher breath and cleaner teeth in under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required. This is a single day offering with limited appointment availability, and more details are available through the Get Tickets option.

Celebrate the season at a fifth annual community pumpkin patch welcoming all ages. Admission is free. Enjoy plenty of places for photos, complimentary crafts and games, plus free popcorn and extra activities on weekends. Browse a wide variety of fresh pumpkins and specialty gourds in many shapes, colors, and sizes, brought in from an Indian Reservation in New Mexico. Open daily.

This free miniature painting workshop welcomes beginners and experienced painters alike. First-time participants receive paints, a brush, and a miniature to learn the basics. Seasoned hobbyists can enjoy laid-back in-store painting time, ideal for upgrading tabletop armies or giving board game minis a fresh look. All necessary supplies are provided.

At Farmers Park, Lumen Experiences hosts a free Halloween movie on a massive LED screen paired with surround sound. Attendees often arrive early to pick up seasonal drinks and bites from the Packing District's international eateries, then relax on the lawn with all-ages favorites such as Beetlejuice, Casper, The Addams Family, and Hocus Pocus. Organizer and Anaheim resident Naeem Yeager launched this community gathering to offer neighbors a relaxed way to come together and enjoy a Halloween classic, with the hope it becomes a tradition. Complimentary parking is available in nearby garages by Anaheim City Hall and the Downtown Community Center, a short walk from the park.

Enjoy a lively happy hour dance party as The Nomads OC bring their crowd-pleasing set to 19 Restaurant & Lounge, with music on the patio and indoors. Expect a mix of danceable favorites for LWV residents, spanning classic rock, country, rock and roll, 80s tunes, and Woodstock-era hits, with fresh songs regularly added. The full menu is available alongside band night food and drink specials. If you are celebrating a birthday, let the band know so they can celebrate too. Arrive early to secure a favorite table on the patio or inside. There is no cover charge, and the event is open to LWV residents and their guests.

Hosted by UMBLC, the Universal Meditation and Buddhist Learning Centre, this weekly mindfulness meditation offers a quiet space to rest attention and settle the heart. The practice is presented as a practical, nonreligious way to care for mental well-being, similar to exercising the body. Participants sit quietly, focus on breathing, and observe thoughts to create a pause before reacting. With continued practice, many find greater calm, clarity, patience, and resilience in daily life. All experience levels and backgrounds are welcome. For comfort during seated practice, attendees are encouraged to bring a cushion, towel, blanket, or similar support.

A complimentary Zumba session in Santa Ana, Orange County invites newcomers to experience upbeat Latin rhythms and simple, follow-along choreography that works the whole body and supports cardiovascular fitness. Led by instructor Teo Reyes, the class is welcoming to all ages and fitness levels, with a friendly community atmosphere that can lift energy and ease midweek stress. Teo Reyes brings extensive teaching experience and a motivating approach designed to help participants leave feeling refreshed and accomplished. The free offer is limited to first-time attendees and applies to one class per person, and space is limited.

Wealth Planning Group is hosting a charity golf tournament to benefit Lovebugs Rescue. The event also features a helicopter ball drop, with tickets available for purchase. Registration is available for participants.

Explore Pilates in an introductory membership class led by instructor Brittany K. This low impact, full body session focuses on building core strength, encouraging better posture, increasing flexibility, and supporting overall alignment. Suitable for all fitness levels, it can help ease everyday aches, lower the risk of injury, and build confidence in how you move. The goal is to leave feeling stronger, more balanced, and energized.

Networking meets NHL action at Honda Center in Anaheim as chambers from across Orange County come together for a pregame reception and Anaheim Ducks hockey against the Calgary Flames. Attendees can connect at ARTIC before the puck drops, with complimentary light bites provided. Each ticket includes general parking and a seat to the game, access to the pregame networking event, chances to win Ducks merchandise, and a Wild Wing Mask presented by UCI Health. Capacity for the networking portion is limited.

Hot Rods Unlimited hosts a casual cruise-in at the In-N-Out Burger in Laguna Hills, welcoming enthusiasts to display vehicles or stop by to check out the lineup. It is free to show a car or to visit. All types of rides are invited, including hot rods, street rods, classics, specialty vehicles, muscle and sports cars, collector and project builds, concept and rat rods, tuner and exotic cars, cruisers, race cars, 4x4 trucks, motorcycles, and custom vans. Turnout often grows when the weather is pleasant. Attendees are asked to keep things mellow and be respectful of the property and the patrons of nearby businesses. In-N-Out Burger does not sponsor or endorse this gathering.

Set out from A Snail’s Pace Running Shop (Brea) for a friendly social run that welcomes every pace, from quick to relaxed and everything in between. Participants gather at the shop, then head out together on a route a little over five miles before returning for light refreshments. It is a casual outing that encourages runners of all levels to connect and enjoy the miles together.

Test your aim in a soft tip dart tournament at Capitalist Club with handicapped play to keep things competitive. The entry fee is $100, and a Phoenix account is required to take part.

Welcoming to the newly attuned, longtime practitioners, and the simply curious, this Reiki share and mentoring circle in Orange offers a supportive space to learn, grow, and experience the flow of Reiki. Participants both give and receive, relax as stress eases and balance returns, deepen their connection with the energy, and strengthen intuition and confidence through guided practice. Every month introduces a different healing theme to broaden understanding and techniques. This session focuses on working with the aura. Everyone is invited, whether or not you have been attuned, and all lineages, styles, and experience levels are embraced. A donation of $17 is requested. Guidance is provided by Charlotte, a Reiki Master Teacher and Karuna Reiki Master Teacher, Doctor of Metaphysics, and best selling author.

Anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats help freshen breath and keep teeth clean. Each appointment takes under an hour, and a veterinary screening or exam is required beforehand. This is a single-day offering with limited availability. For more information and to reserve a spot, select Get Tickets.

A ribbon cutting ceremony will mark the opening of Santiago Canyon College’s new campus entrance. The gathering welcomes community leaders, business partners, local organizations, and residents to celebrate this milestone for the college and to acknowledge the partnerships that support the campus and the surrounding community. The event takes place at Santiago Canyon College.

Bingo is free at Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Orange, with the games split into two sessions and plenty of chances to win prizes. Enjoy dinner while you play, and cap it off with a slice of pie.

Enjoy a lively bingo night featuring games, prizes, and plenty of pie. This midweek pick-me-up is great for friends, families, or anyone flying solo. The event includes two sessions, offering multiple chances to play and win. Make it a full outing by pairing the fun with a tasty dinner.

Enjoy a free midweek bingo night with games, prizes, and pie. Bring friends, family, or come on your own, and settle in for two sessions of play. Prizes are up for grabs, and dinner is available while you play.

Enjoy an upbeat bingo night filled with prize giveaways and plenty of pie. Bring friends, family, or come solo for lively rounds paired with a tasty dinner while you play. Two game sessions are offered for added flexibility.

At Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Huntington Beach, bingo night features two sessions, opportunities to win prizes, and pie, with dinner available as well. It takes place every Wednesday and welcomes friends, families, and solo participants looking for a midweek pick-me-up.

Designed for friends, families, and solo players alike, this bingo night at Polly’s Pies Restaurant & Bakery features lively games with chances to win prizes. Enjoy pie and dinner from the restaurant while you play.

A relaxed 3-mile social run sets out from A Snail's Pace Running Shop in Mission Viejo and follows an out-and-back stretch of the Aliso Creek Bikeway. The route returns to the shop to wrap up with light refreshments. All paces are welcome, from newcomers to seasoned runners.

At Cook's Corner, enjoy a midweek night with spaghetti and live music by Thelma & Louise Band.

An open mic at Lone Wolf Brewing Co unfolds in The Den with live performances by local artists as songwriters from across Southern California share their own original music. The setting is relaxed and midweek casual, pairing craft beer with friendly company for an easygoing evening.

Experience a dueling pianos performance featuring Tom Bagley and Missy Alcazar at Coach House Concert Hall in San Juan Capistrano. Admission is $20 and the show is open to all ages. Note that the schedule is subject to change.

Explore Pilates in a complimentary introductory membership class led by instructor Hsin. This low impact, full body session highlights core strength, posture, flexibility, and overall alignment while welcoming all fitness levels. The approach is designed to support everyday movement, ease common aches, help prevent injuries, and build confidence. It offers a friendly way to get acquainted with Pilates and see how it can help you feel stronger, more balanced, and energized.

In Corona del Mar, a carnival-style community event features participating businesses offering classic games with prizes and free drinks. One booth will be pouring wine, and attendees can play for a chance to win an electric bike. It is a lively way to get into spooky season.

Shakey's night brings people together for pizza and a friendly atmosphere. Open to all, and a good fit for both families and groups of friends who want to share a slice together.

This gathering at A Snail's Pace Running Shop in Fountain Valley features a social run, an Altra shoe demo, and a potluck-style meetup. All paces are welcome, from beginners to speedsters. Early arrivals can try the Torin 9 and Flow 3 before heading out on a 3 mile route. Participants should bring a light for visibility after dark. After the run, enjoy snacks and conversation, and attendees are welcome to bring something to share.

A candlelit performance in Orange County celebrates the music of The Beatles at The Richard Nixon Library & Museum. The Orchid Quartet brings string arrangements of songs such as Here Comes The Sun, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Help!, Penny Lane, Come Together, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Blackbird, Eleanor Rigby, Yesterday, Strawberry Fields Forever, Helter Skelter, A Day in the Life, and Let It Be. The concert lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no late entry once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artist, their estate, or official representatives.

A fully backlined open mic takes over VOCO Hotel, offering a complete setup so performers can plug in and play. Bring your own instrument, with amps, a drum kit, and keyboards already on site. Signups are handled in person at the event. Open to all ages, with food and drinks available from the bar and kitchen. Admission is free, there is no charge to perform, and tips are welcomed. The venue was previously known as The Hills Hotel.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Honda Center, featuring guest Jamie MacDonald. The set includes songs such as This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from the album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven.

Dinosaur Jr. brings its Fall Tour 2026 to House of Blues Anaheim with Stef Chura as the supporting act. The show is general admission with standing room only. It is open to all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket for entry. The lineup is subject to change.

Instructor Teo Reyes leads a free Zumba workout in Santa Ana in Orange County, California. The class is great for newcomers and those getting back into a routine, delivering upbeat moves in an encouraging, supportive setting. No dance background is required, and participants of all ages and fitness levels are welcome. First-time students attend at no cost. Capacity is limited.

Geeks Who Drink hosts a patio trivia night at Deli Nerds in Costa Mesa, welcoming teams or solo players to test their random facts. Participants compete for prizes and lasting bragging rights while enjoying sliders, scratch-made dishes, and cold drinks. It is free to play with no cover, and parking is plentiful.

Segerstrom Center for the Arts welcomes Houston Ballet for its first appearance at the venue with a program centered on Sons de L’âme, or Sounds of the Soul. Marking the work’s West Coast debut, this ballet unfolds to piano pieces by Frédéric Chopin. Pianist George Li performs on stage with 16 company dancers, fostering a close conversation between music and movement. The evening features mesmerizing solos, intricate partnering, and full-ensemble moments that illuminate both the dancers’ technique and the romantic, expressive spirit of Chopin’s music. Choreography and live piano are tightly interwoven, each energizing the other throughout the performance.

Live Dead and Brothers take the stage at Coach House Concert Hall. Tickets are priced from $40.00 to $60.00, and the event welcomes all ages. Please note that show dates may change.

A weekly Thursday evening class is held in OC.