Events in Palmdale, CA

A weekly Gundam trading card game event with a $10 entry that includes a tournament pack while supplies last. Prizes distribute store credit to 75 percent of entries, plus a winner pack promo. Store credit can be used for everything except pre-orders. Sign-ups are handled on Bandai+, and anyone running late is asked to call 661-294-2736.

Challenge your brain at Monday Trivia Night at Wolf Creek Restaurant & Brewing Co. in Santa Clarita with gamified Trivia Tycoon. It is free to play and includes specialty rounds such as Lightning Round, Oh My Word! puzzle and scramble, Mindsweeper, and Hear Me Out, an audio round. The taproom serves craft beer and handcrafted food, with a rotating selection of brews available.

Santa Cruz Brewing Co. hosts an evening of gamified bar trivia with Trivia Tycoon. Gameplay is free, and the format features varied challenges including the Lightning Round, Oh My Word word scrambles, the strategy driven Mindsweeper Round, the audio focused Hear Me Out, and more. Rotating food vendors and a full beer selection create a lively setting as teams and solo players tackle questions, puzzles, and audio clues in a fast paced competition.

Main Street transforms into a lively scene as SENSES Block Party fills the night with live music, creative themed activities, food trucks, and adult beverages. The atmosphere invites guests to sip, wander, and dance while taking in the energetic vibe. Tailored for an adult crowd, this festive gathering adds a bright burst of fun to Santa Clarita.

At the SENSES Block Party, experience a playful trip across decades with era-inspired games, bites and beverages from the on-street bar, and a live musical performance of the History of Pop. This free live show is supported by Agent Farmers Santa Clarita, EmBrace your Smile, Owen Patterson Law Firm, Remax Santa Clarita and Valencia, Vallarta Supermarkets, New York Life, Perspire Sauna Studio, Aspire Fiber, and The Signal Santa Clarita Valley.

This free networking gathering welcomes everyone and features breakfast provided by sponsors, timely news and learning opportunities, property pitch sessions, and a chance to share buyer needs. REALTOR members, affiliates, and guest speakers offer insights and updates that help participants connect, stay informed, and grow their professional relationships.

A weekly Pokemon Standard TCG tournament welcomes players for organized play with an $8 entry fee that includes a tournament pack, available while supplies last. Seventy-five percent of entry fees are returned as store credit, which can be used on most items except preorders. If you expect to arrive after the start, call 661-294-2736. Late arrivals may receive a loss for the first round.

Dig Deep Theatre presents You Got Older, a dark comedy recognized with an Obie Award and a Drama Desk nomination.

Set at Pinewood Acres in Sweet Valley, this Masterson Method Weekend Course is a hands-on workshop that teaches participants to notice a horse’s subtle, visible feedback and use it to locate and ease built-up tension in major body junctions that influence performance. It serves as the practical follow-up to the Beyond Horse Massage book or DVD, with an expectation that attendees complete one of those resources beforehand. Drawing on techniques Jim Masterson has shared with owners, therapists, and trainers around the globe, the course focuses on deepening communication and strengthening the horse–human partnership. A student from MN noted that the approach helped create a deeper connection with the horse. Tuition is $545, and the training is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credit.

The SCV Home & Summer Fun Expo gathers exhibitors focused on home projects alongside a marketplace of vendors, with food trucks adding easy dining to the experience. Explore ideas for improving your space, browse a variety of goods, and take in more offerings throughout the event.

The City of Santa Clarita hosts the free Concerts in the Park series, with Logix Federal Credit Union as the presenting sponsor, bringing live music back to Central Park for the summer with a mix of fresh faces and returning favorites that encourage plenty of singing and dancing. Bring chairs and blankets to settle in on the grass. To keep the experience enjoyable for everyone, please avoid reserving space with tape, stakes, ropes, or other markers. You are welcome to bring your own snacks, and there will be food trucks on site. Performances take place on Fields 7 and 8 near the dog park, and parking is available in designated areas.

At Petco, meet adoptable dogs ready to become part of a family. Friendly pups from the rescue organization will be there to meet potential adopters, and you can drop in or arrange an appointment to spend time with a specific dog. Each adoption includes health records, plus vaccinations, de-worming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Fees vary by dog and start at $250, which counts as a partially tax-deductible donation that supports the charity’s care for more than 500 dogs. For questions or to plan a visit, call or text 888.508.8943.

Fans of the One Piece trading card game can take part in a weekly constructed tournament that welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players, pairing a friendly community with a competitive edge. Entry is $10 and includes a tournament pack while supplies last. Prizes award 75% of entries as store credit, and the winner also earns a promo pack. Register through Bandai+, and if you expect to arrive late, call 661 294 2736.

An outdoor music festival under the stars returns to Santa Clarita, presented by the Hart District Education Foundation and brought to the community by WiSH. The SCV Music Festival showcases performers from The Voice, American Idol, and other acclaimed musicians who have shared stages with major artists, alongside rising local talent and nationally recognized acts. Attendees can relax beneath the open sky and enjoy an evening of live music, food, and community spirit, with the event supporting local students and education. Seating choices include reserved VIP tables near the stage, general reserved table seating, and picnic-style lawn seating. Food will be available for pre-purchase, and snacks, beer, wine, and other beverages will be sold throughout the evening. Outside food and alcoholic beverages are not permitted. This is a cashless event, so a credit or debit card is required for purchases. This returning summer tradition has sold out year after year.

City Cinemas, presented by Henry Rodriguez State Farm, features a free open air screening that brings families and friends together during the summer and fall. The series rotates through parks and facilities across Santa Clarita on the fourth Friday of each month from June through September. Bring a blanket and your favorite movie snacks and relax for the show. Food trucks on site will offer a variety of treats to enjoy while you watch. For the latest updates, follow @CityofSantaClaritaEvents.

Presented by Dig Deep Theatre, this dark comedy has earned an Obie Award and a Drama Desk nomination for comedy.

Head to The Paseo Club for a women’s and men’s doubles pickleball tournament that supports Circle of Hope and the cancer community it serves. Brackets are available for 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0+ players, and everyone registers in the division that reflects their skill level to keep matches fair and competitive. Each entry helps provide support and resources for individuals and families impacted by cancer. New to the sport or only played a couple of times? The Paseo Club pros offer beginner clinics featuring 30 minutes of instruction with an 8-to-1 player to pro ratio for $20 per person. These sessions are ideal for first-timers and have limited availability, so reserving a spot early is encouraged. Bring a partner, pick up a paddle, and take part in doubles action while contributing to a meaningful cause.

The City of Santa Clarita’s Concerts in the Park, presented by Logix Federal Credit Union, returns to Central Park with a season of live music, community, and summer nights. This date features The Police Experience in a free performance, inviting music fans to relax on the lawn and enjoy the show. Bring a blanket and a picnic if you like, and look for food trucks offering additional options. To help everyone see the stage, reserving space with caution tape, stakes, ropes, or similar items is not allowed. Please take down canopies and umbrellas before the music begins so all guests have a clear view.

This mixed doubles pickleball tournament supports Circle of Hope and the cancer community it serves, bringing together players of all experience levels for competition and connection. The mixed doubles bracket offers play at 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0-plus skill levels. A separate Beginner and Junior Division accommodates 2.5 beginners and juniors ages 8 to 16, with participants entering the division that aligns with their ability. Newcomers can get started with beginner clinics taught by The Paseo Club pros, featuring a 30-minute lesson and an 8 to 1 player-to-pro ratio for $20 per person. Geared toward first-timers and those who have only played once or twice, clinic space is limited. Each entry helps provide support, resources, and hope for individuals and families impacted by cancer.

Celebrate culture from around the world without traveling far at this no-cost, family friendly installment of the Celebrate series in Santa Clarita. Held monthly, each gathering spotlights a different country with live music, dance, creative crafts, flavorful food and drinks, and interactive cultural activities. This event takes place at the Canyon Country Community Center. Bring a Celebrate Passport to receive a custom stamp, or pick one up for free on site. Stop by the Celebrate info booth to complete a form for a raffle that will be drawn at the end of the series. The featured country for this evening will be announced soon, with updates shared by @CityofSantaClaritaEvents.

A fast-paced comedy that salutes the heyday of classic radio, from The Big Sandwhich Theatre Company.

This free monthly gathering offers dedicated time to focus on a personal project in a relaxed, social setting. Participants can make steady progress on something already underway or use the session to start something new, with space to work at a comfortable pace.

In Santa Clarita, the SENSES Block Party transforms Main Street with live music, themed activities, food trucks, and adult beverages. The atmosphere is lively and geared toward adults, making it a great spot for casual drinks, a relaxed stroll, and dancing.

This zany, fast paced comedy salutes the glory days of radio broadcasts with quick laughs and nostalgic charm. The spirit of classic on air entertainment comes through in lively antics that celebrate the era’s energy and wit.

Enjoy a free outdoor movie under the stars with family and friends as City Cinemas, presented by Henry Rodriguez State Farm, brings big-screen entertainment to Santa Clarita throughout the summer and fall. Bring a blanket and your popcorn, and check out the on-site food trucks serving favorite snacks and treats while you watch. Screenings take place at parks and community facilities across the city for a relaxed evening in the fresh air.

Every Brilliant Thing, presented by MatchBox Theatre Co., is the recipient of the 2015 Drama Desk Award for Best Play. This distinctive solo performance traces one man's evolving perspective on what makes life worth living.

The 23rd annual Bras for a Cause brings the community together to advance breast cancer awareness and support women and girls. The program features a runway presentation of creatively designed, hand crafted bras, along with live and silent auctions. Proceeds benefit initiatives that empower women and girls, including services that provide care, resources, and support for those facing breast cancer. Soroptimist International of Valencia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of dedicated volunteers that has worked to improve the lives of women and girls in the Santa Clarita Valley since 1974.

Be the Light 5k offers a five kilometer course for those interested in a 5k event.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.