Events in Palmdale, CA

Admission is free at the Artisan Market. Artisan vendors are invited to participate, with six spots available each week. Table fees are $30, and monthly prepaid vendors receive a 10 percent discount. For vending inquiries or more information, text is preferred at (661) 274-1431.

Riftbound Nexus Night centers on the League of Legends: Riftbound trading card game at Tapped Out Gaming. The entry fee is $10 and includes a Nexus pack while supplies last. Prize support adds 1.5 booster packs per participant to the pool, with awards to top players and an option to receive store credit instead. Participants should have a Riot account and a Carde.io account associated with the same email. Riftbound is transitioning to the Riftbound Gaming Network, which will require setting up a separate account.

Enjoy a live music showcase spanning country and rock, timeless tracks from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, plus R&B and the blues. Expect a broad mix across decades and styles.

Lots of items are available, and all proceeds will help provide food and clothing for people facing poverty and homelessness in Lancaster.

The Heart of Tataviam Pow Wow is a free, family friendly gathering over two days that honors the living traditions of Native Nations through song, dance, and community. Experience drum groups, vibrant regalia, and traditional singing and dancing in a welcoming setting that invites learning, reflection, and respectful connection. Food and craft vendors may be present. All are welcome and encouraged to honor the space, traditions, and community with care.

CCRC’s Antelope Valley Family Play Day brings families together at Sgt. Steve Owen Memorial Park for a fun-filled morning of activities. Visit the farmers market tent to receive one bag of fruits and vegetables per family, while supplies last, and children can receive a book through the What A Difference A BOOK Makes literacy campaign, also while supplies last. Registration is not required. For more information, including how to host a booth, sponsor, or volunteer, contact Jessica at JeSalazar@ccrcca.org.

Wednesday 13 performs alongside Dead On A Sunday and Above Snakes at Transplants Brewing Company. Admission is $25 and the show is open to all ages.

Pick your distance with 5k, 10k, 15k, or half marathon options at West Creek Park. The course follows a paved bike trail in an out-and-back format, creating a straightforward route for the run.

Find a new best friend at Petco during an adoption event featuring rescue dogs eager to meet their future families. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be scheduled to meet a specific dog. Every dog comes with health records and has received comprehensive medical care, including vaccines, de-wormer, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and are considered a partially tax-deductible donation that helps support the care of over 500 dogs. For questions or more information, call or text 888.508.8943.

A free show at Transplants Brewing Company brings together The Snares, Astral Jets, and The Blurry Stars. The Snares, a garage psych rock band from Sacramento, make a return appearance with a searing set full of riffs.

Admission is free for this artisan market. Artisan vendors are welcome, with six spots available each week. The table fee is $30, and vendors who prepay monthly receive a 10 percent discount. For vending inquiries or more information, text or call (661) 274-1431. Texting is preferred.

Overdrive brings drums, keys, guitar, and music to VFW Post 3000 for a night of dancing.

A recurring free gathering that provides dedicated time to make progress on a current project or start a new one. Use this time to focus on something you want to get done and leave with tangible steps forward.

Greenville Triumph faces AV Alta FC at Lancaster Municipal Stadium in Lancaster, CA. The matchup features fast, physical play where split-second moments can decide the result. With contrasting styles on display, the focus is on how each team manages the stadium atmosphere, late-game pressure, and the tactical adjustments that shape a tight contest.

The 7th Annual Conjuring for a Cure offers an afternoon centered on stage magic and community spirit in support of Parkinson's disease awareness, advocacy, and research. Hosted by Slow-Motion Magic, the gathering brings together families, caregivers, healthcare professionals, local businesses, and community members to stand with individuals and families affected by Parkinson's. Attendees can expect a lively magic show, raffle drawings with prizes, interactive activities, and opportunities to learn more about Parkinson's disease while contributing to a meaningful cause. Slow-Motion Magic was founded by David Rabotnick after his Parkinson's diagnosis, beginning as sleight-of-hand practice to maintain dexterity and growing into a nonprofit dedicated to education, advocacy, and funding research. All proceeds benefit Parkinson's advocacy and research through organizations such as the Michael J. Fox Foundation and the American Parkinson Disease Association. Whether coming to support a loved one, enjoy entertainment, or help advance vital work, this event blends generosity, wonder, and a shared commitment to a future without Parkinson's disease.

A weekend at ZAKAR, RAWHYDE’s Mojave Desert facility, centers on adventure riding and desert exploration. The lineup includes adventure rides, skills clinics for novice and intermediate riders, and GPS-guided routes across the Mojave. Food and evening activities are on offer, with meals prepared by a chef, bar service, s’mores by the campfire, live shows, and aerial acts. Saturday night brings a casino themed party with poker, blackjack, craps, and prize raffles. Options for overnight stays include lodging, tent camping, and dry RV camping. The experience mixes a riding event, a desert rally, and a RAWHYDE party.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the SPACEROCK Trail Race brings a space themed running adventure to Vasquez Rocks Natural Area in Southern California. Participants can choose Half Marathon+, 15K, 10K, or 5K distances, embracing a spirit of exploration and fresh experiences while venturing onto new trails.

A fall boutique is coming, and vendors are welcome to apply. Use the event's QR code to submit an application and find more information.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to Grace Baptist Church in Santa Clarita, celebrating a landmark album that produced seven number one radio singles, including the title track. The concert features the entire Speechless album performed in sequence, with well-loved songs like “Dive,” “Be Still and Know,” and “Fingerprints of God,” plus additional hits and a few surprises. This run marks the finale of the anniversary tour. A schedule with VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission door openings is planned, and it may be updated. To protect attendees from fraudulent resellers, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, since third party tickets are not guaranteed and may prevent access to important event updates and assistance.

The inaugural Oktoberfest features beer and music, along with a costume contest and a cornhole tournament.

A free comedy show celebrating horror fandom, where comedians take on film classics with quick wit and knowing nods. Expect a fun, fan-forward take on famous scenes and characters, all delivered through a horror-nerd lens.

Explore handmade goods at an Artisan Market held during the Farmers Market. Admission is free for shoppers. Artisan vendors can inquire about one of six weekly spaces, with a table fee of $30. Vendors who prepay for the month receive a 10 percent discount. For details or to request a spot, contact 661-274-1431, and texting is preferred.

At Transplants Brewing Company, a Halloween-season tribute to the cinema of Lucio Fulci features Frizzi 2 Fulci, a concert devoted to Fabio Frizzi's most celebrated compositions. Returning across the United States and Canada, this live performance is accompanied by immersive visuals created specifically for the stage, presenting his legendary music with a complementary onstage component.

A community golf tournament takes place in Saugus in Santa Clarita, offering a full round for players and a dinner-only option for those who prefer to skip the course. The player entry is $160, while the meal-only plan is $40. For more information, call 661-210-8475 or 818-825-8218.

Corpus Christi FC heads to AV Alta FC for a Saturday night clash under the lights at Lancaster Municipal Stadium in Lancaster. With both sides eager to make a late-season statement, look for a fast, physical contest marked by contrasting styles and plenty of transition chances. High local stakes and an energetic crowd atmosphere set the stage for an exciting match from kickoff to the final whistle.

Experience a candlelit tribute to two chart-topping bands at Hyatt Regency Valencia in Santa Clarita, where a string quartet from Range Ensemble in Los Angeles reimagines their biggest hits in an intimate setting. The program features Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Fix You, The Scientist, Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and feelslikeimfallinginlove, alongside Imagine Dragons tracks including Radioactive, Believer, Thunder, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Eyes Closed. The performance lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. The event welcomes ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult, and the venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Transplants Brewing Company hosts a free show featuring CASTLE, THE CIMMERIAN, and BONESAW. CASTLE, a heavy metal and doom trio, returns after five years with Evil Remains, the band's sixth album and their first release since 2018's Deal Thy Fate.

Admission is free for this artisan market. Organizers are seeking artisan vendors, with six vendor spots available each week. Table space costs $30, and those who prepay for a month receive a 10 percent discount. For vending details or questions, contact 661-274-1431, with texting preferred.

Experience a stage recreation of the 1930s radio show War of the Worlds, featuring live actors and real-time sound effects. The performance follows the classic broadcast format, letting the story unfold as if it were airing live. Hear voices and soundscapes created on the spot to bring the drama to life.

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JBF Antelope Valley returns to The Venue AV with a fall and winter shopping event for families. Explore more than 20,000 items from 100 Antelope Valley families, all in one convenient spot for a single weekend. Find clothing, gear, and more for growing kids in one easy stop.

VIA honors businesses and individuals of distinction from the Santa Clarita Valley while raising funds for the VIA Connecting to Success Program, VIA's signature workforce readiness program. This gathering highlights local achievement and supports workforce readiness through the program.

Western flair pairs with polished style at a festive Cowboy Ball celebrating the SCV community at Hyatt Regency Valencia. Expect boots, bowties, and as much sparkle as you wish, along with an upbeat atmosphere focused on meaningful connections, special recognition, and good cheer. This hallmark gathering honors members and their achievements over the year, bringing together business leaders and community champions. The evening also supports VIA’s Workforce Readiness Program, Connecting to Success, which helps strengthen the local workforce.

This event features live music across country, rock, R&B, and the blues, with songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

The 2nd Annual Dig Deep Dash is a 5K run and walk covering 3.1 miles, raising funds for Dig Deep Theatre, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The event takes place at West Creek Park and welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. To celebrate storytelling, costumes inspired by characters from film, television, or theatre are encouraged but not required. Awards will recognize top finishers and standout costumes, with prizes that include passes to Top Out Climbing Gym and more. Every participant receives a sustainably made medal created by a local artist, and proceeds support upcoming staged productions and readings of classic and contemporary dramas and comedies.

A wide variety of items will be available. All proceeds will help provide food and clothing for people in Lancaster who are experiencing poverty and homelessness.

CCRC’s Palmdale Resource Fair welcomes families, child care providers, and community members to the Antelope Valley Office to learn about programs and services available through CCRC and other local organizations. Admission is free, and no registration is needed. Attendees can explore community resources and gather information to support their needs.

Edwards Federal Credit Union will take part in the Day of the Drafts Beer & Wine Festival at the AV Fair & Event Center. This annual community celebration features a wide variety of beer and wine, live entertainment, and local fun in the heart of the Antelope Valley. Attendees can visit the Edwards booth to say hello and connect during the festivities. Edwards Federal Credit Union is participating as a community booth and vendor and is not the organizer or host. Event details are set by the festival organizers and may change.

A Black mother and son confront a rigged school system in a poetic exploration of society, familial duty, and self expression. Focused on their bond and the barriers they encounter, this work reflects on how family responsibility and identity are challenged within that system.

An intimate, poetic drama follows a Black mother and her son as they navigate a school system working against them. The story examines the pressures of society, the pull of family responsibility, and the struggle to claim a voice.

A lyrical work centers on a Black mother and her son as they confront an education system stacked against them. Through their journey, it considers social forces, the responsibilities of family, and the courage to speak and be seen.

This dual-sport adventure spans more than 400 miles on inventive routes linking Barstow and Las Vegas. After an overnight in Barstow, the route heads to The Orleans Hotel and Casino for an awards celebration featuring a raffle and prizes. Gear bags are transported from stop to stop each day to keep riders traveling light. Large adventure machines, vintage bikes, side-hacks, small displacement bikes, and standard dual-sport models may take part as long as they are street legal. For updates and carpool coordination, check the LA B to V Facebook Group.

Plenty of items will be available. Proceeds will help provide food and clothing to people in Lancaster, California who are experiencing poverty and homelessness.

Newhall Holiday Marketplace presents its sixth annual holiday event, bringing together more than 100 artists, makers, crafters, and food trucks for a festive boutique and shopping experience. Browse unique, handcrafted gifts and enjoy seasonal bites while exploring a wide variety of creative vendors. The event is coordinated by Nayda Jacobo and Jacqulin Audish. It is independently organized and not administered by the Community Center.

A night of comedy starring Steve Hofstetter.

Hosted by the City of Lancaster, A Magical BLVD Christmas fills The BLVD with seasonal cheer, featuring snow play, holiday shopping, sparkling lights, live performances, and activities for kids. Edwards Federal Credit Union will be on site participating, celebrating the season, and connecting with the community. This event is presented by the City of Lancaster and is not hosted by Edwards Federal Credit Union.

This evening of live music features a mix of country and rock, along with songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, plus R&B and the blues.