Events in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

An evening that traces every era of Danzig, unfolding in chronological sequence from Misfits to Samhain to Danzig. Performances come from Plan 9 and Lucifuge, with Lucifuge paying tribute to Danzig. Presented as a single-night event.

CostLess Wholesale presents a five day fall savings event with deep markdowns on hundreds of items. Expect major bargains on home essentials, furniture, appliances and more, plus a few surprise finds along the way. Some standout deals will be announced soon. Quantities are limited, so selection may vary. Savings will be available at three Southern California locations, including Corona, La Habra and Orange.

Start your Mah Jongg journey with a beginner series from the Mahj Club, built on more than 30 years of playing experience and grounded in the game’s traditions. This thorough introduction follows National Mah Jongg League guidelines and covers the essentials, from recognizing and naming tiles to arranging your rack so you can spot hands on the league card, along with the core rules needed to play. An official National Mah Jongg League card is included with enrollment. The series aims to leave newcomers feeling more connected to the game and excited to keep playing. The fee is $210, with a $180 rate for AJCC members.

Bring your used camera gear to Tuttle Camera in Long Beach, CA, where buying experts will be on-site to evaluate and purchase equipment with on-the-spot quotes. This event welcomes anyone looking to sell gear they no longer need or prepare for an upgrade. Please bring a valid photo ID, along with a charged battery and charger, since cameras without these items may receive a lower offer. Items they typically do not buy include Polaroid cameras, most video cameras unless they have an SD card slot, darkroom equipment or supplies, light stands, old studio lights, and most point and shoot film cameras unless they have a fixed lens. For questions, advance quotes, or shipping instructions if attending is not possible, contact the show buyer, Nelson Coppedge, at usedphotopro@gmail.com.

Experience an exclusive Insider Tour at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County that opens doors to its renowned dinosaur collection. Gain rare access with museum scientists, watch how real fossils are prepared and stored, and hear lesser-known stories behind the museum's iconic dinosaurs. The tour includes a special visit to the Dinosaur Institute. Space is limited and advance reservations are recommended. The length of the tour may change.

Meowloween 2026 takes over Feline Good Social Club as the biggest celebration of the year, with lounge cats suiting up in festive looks and a mix of daytime and evening sessions. Daytime brings relaxed, all ages fun with chances to meet the resident kitties in their festive best, and guests are welcome to wear cat themed outfits, add spooky touches, or go all out in costume for a shot at raffle prizes. In the evening, settle into a cozy atmosphere with live jazz, friendly felines, and wine flights from Chateau Gato Wines. Another night centers on a calming black cat themed yoga experience that invites participants to breathe, stretch, and unwind among the sleek resident black cats. Capacity is limited to keep the cats happy, comfortable, and safe, so spots are expected to go quickly.

In Upland, First 5 San Bernardino brings its Gift a Kid a Book campaign to life with a Pop-Up Literacy Tour stop that shares free books, family friendly activities, and a celebration of reading with the community. The event is designed for families with children ages 5 and under, offering a free literacy experience that helps little ones build their home libraries and enjoy the fun of gifting a book. At each stop on the tour, a thousand books are available to be given away. Registered children may choose up to four books to take home, receive a Gift for a Friend to pass along, enjoy a snack, take a photo with Potter the Otter, and head out with additional literacy resources and materials.

Leading drivers and powerful cars take on a tight street course at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, set beside the Terrace Theater, for an evening of tandem drifting at close range. The layout keeps the action compact and loud, with outcomes decided by precision, angle, speed, and steady control on every pass. Expect quick transitions and head-to-head showdowns as competitors push the limits to hold the perfect line and maintain balance under pressure.

ActiveSGV’s Youth Community Access program is hosting a free evening group ride and spooky movie night for youth ages 12 to 26 from El Monte and South El Monte. Participants will roll out from the Jeff Seymour Family Center and head to La Madera, share dinner and a film, then wrap up the night together. The pace is relaxed, and the route is planned with comfort and safety in mind. Chaperones are welcome. Pre-registration is required for everyone. Riders may bring their own bike or request a free e-bike during registration while supplies last. Please bring a refillable water bottle and sturdy closed-toe shoes, and consider comfortable clothing with light layers and an extra layer for cooler temperatures after sunset. ActiveSGV will provide dinner, sunscreen, and support transportation along the route. A signed waiver is mandatory for all participants. For those under 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the waiver, and a chaperone must be present. Riders without a completed waiver cannot participate, and waivers will be available to download ahead of time. The start location is accessible by public transit, and free on-site parking is available. Stay hydrated, eat beforehand, dress comfortably, and bring an extra layer for the evening. If weather requires changes, registered participants will be notified at least 24 hours in advance. If capacity is reached, a waitlist will open, and anyone offered a spot will have 24 hours to claim it before it is released. The event end time and return ride details are still being finalized, and registered riders will receive final information by email before the event. For questions about the ride, e-bike reservations, waivers, or accommodations, contact the ActiveSGV youth team at youth@activesgv.org.

Rise Against takes the stage at Great Park Live in Irvine, CA, guided by the band’s belief that music is best experienced together. In that spirit, fans from the past 25 years were invited to collaborate on artwork showcased in the recent music video releases for “Damage Is Done” and “Ricochet,” a creative effort focused on bringing people together during a time of division. The performance centers on community, collaboration, and the shared energy that fuels their songs.

Saosin honors the 20th anniversary of its self-titled album with a performance that also reaches beyond that release. The lineup features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez. This is a general admission, standing-only show. It is open to all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Supporting sets come from Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us, and all acts are subject to change.

Rise Against performs live at Great Park Live in Irvine, CA. The band takes the stage at this Irvine venue for a concert.

Connect with others who want to learn American Sign Language in a relaxed, friendly setting focused on fun. Everyone is welcome, and no prior experience is required.

Zach Williams appears at Indiana University Auditorium in Bloomington. This event offers a chance to see the artist in person at the auditorium.

Expect an evening of mischievous fun as the notorious characters from LifeHouse Theater take over game night. They clash in tongue-in-cheek sendups of Family Feud, The Dating Game, Dancing with the Stars, The Price Is Right, and more, blending sharp comedy, music, and spooky laughs for a Halloween celebration where everything delightfully derails. After the curtain call, make your way through the returning trick-or-treat trail for an extra dose of seasonal sweets. Presented in Redlands, this limited run is offered for three nights only.

Post Sex Nachos headlines a standing room only, general admission concert at House of Blues Anaheim. This event welcomes all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Hannah Geller and Ear Ringers are slated to open, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes several presale options, including artist, Spotify, VIP package, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember opportunities, along with a public onsale.

Friday nights feature weekly karaoke at the American Legion in Highland, California. An ongoing evening dedicated to karaoke and music.

Justin Nozuka performs at The Teragram Ballroom, with Sara Diamond also on the bill. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are $30 when purchased in advance and $35 if bought on the day.

Open to all ages at The Belasco, this event takes place in a standing room only setting. A designated area is reserved for wheelchair users and their companions and is available based on arrival order. For questions about accessibility or to request accommodations, please contact the venue. An early entry lounge is planned before doors open and the performance begins. The schedule and any supporting acts are subject to change without notice.

Opening night of Terror on Laura Street kicks off La Habra's longest-running haunted maze, offering an evening filled with frights and chills. Admission is free and the experience is open to everyone.

Goldenvoice hosts Foster the People at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, with Goth Babe on the bill. This is an all ages concert.

At Hudson Theatre in Hollywood, Limitless Live featuring The Voice Inside offers a multimedia evening that blends a film screening with live music and heartfelt storytelling. The program highlights autistic individuals and those with related conditions, focusing on resilience, community, and boundless potential. Audiences will experience the award-winning The Voice Inside alongside musical performances and first-person accounts shared by the artists. After performances in Florida that received standing ovations, the production comes to the West Coast for its California debut. Admission follows a contribute-what-you-can approach, with donations helping create paid opportunities for autistic artists and bringing the mission to more communities. Sponsorships are available for individuals, businesses, and organizations, with recognition and partnership benefits.

Your Checkered Past debuts at JD Allison's Bar & Grill with high energy, danceable rock. Look for a lively crowd, food, and no cover charge. Attendees are invited to lean into the theme by wearing favorite checkered gear and making it a night out with friends in Upland.

Foreigner performs at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Foreigner performs live at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Thelma & Louise Band returns to The Hive Sports Bar and Grill in Anaheim after having a blast on a previous visit. The venue features food and drinks, pool tables, and plenty of room for dancing.

Presented by Goldenvoice, this event features The Adicts. It is open to attendees of all ages.

This friendly community car meet at Dos Lagos in Corona brings enthusiasts together to share their passion for every kind of ride. All types of wheeled vehicles are welcome, including classics, muscle, exotics, JDM, lowriders, and modern builds. During the holiday season the gathering may shift to different parking lots, and it is currently based at Dos Lagos. Attendees are asked to help protect the show by avoiding revving, speeding, and burnouts. Please drive slowly through Corona and respect the property and surrounding neighborhood so everyone can enjoy the meet.

Monster Dash features 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances in a welcoming setting for beginners and seasoned runners alike. Registration includes a custom finisher medal, a drawstring goodie bag, instant finish line results, complimentary race videos, and free photos that can be searched by bib number. Enjoy cinematic highlight reels along with an assortment of post race snacks and samples, all within a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Participants can earn trophies and digital achievement badges for milestones, view an Ascend Index ranking across events, and use Ascend Crew tools to follow friends and compare times. Access to the free A Better World Running app is included to keep track of races, photos, and videos. Age group awards are available for pickup at a race only and are not mailed. Pricing is designed to be affordable and family friendly. Group discounts for three or more are automatically applied on Race Ascend, with an additional option available for groups of five or more.

Elementary and middle school teams compete in an intramural flag football tournament at Adulka Park in Riverside, CA as part of the all-Springs flag football competition.

Celebrate Halloween at Chapman Park in Fullerton with costumes for both pets and kids. The festivities include a parade for four legged friends in their best outfits and a costume contest just for children. Awards recognize the cutest, spookiest, and most creative looks in each contest, and winners are announced during the event. Light snacks and refreshments are available while supplies last.

Part of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, this community event in Rancho Cucamonga brings participants together to raise awareness and funds for the cause. A ceremony precedes the walk, and arriving early offers time to explore booths and take photos with alumnae and collegiate sisters. Those who cannot attend in person can take part as virtual walkers and support fundraising efforts from wherever they are.

Celebrate the season with a Thanksgiving themed SURGIR 3F gathering that pairs an easygoing walk with a community potluck. The 3F challenge invites participants to bring a holiday favorite reworked to be fast, fresh, and fit... make it in under an hour, use real ingredients, and aim for at least 10 grams of protein per 100 calories. Everyone is welcome and there is no cost to participate. Come solo or with a partner or friends, and leashed dogs are welcome. Park in the nearby lot and head up to the picnic shelter to find the group.

This two-day program in Los Angeles offers a structured immersion in Kriya Yoga. The first day begins with check-in and a formal initiation into Kriya Yoga, followed by a vegetarian lunch with time for seva and rest. The afternoon focuses on technique instruction and closes with a guided meditation session. The second day reinforces the practice through a review of technique and additional guided meditation, with a vegetarian lunch and seva in between. A dedicated Q&A precedes a concluding guided meditation. Initiation offering information and other details are shared by email after registration. The program is led by Yogacharya Richard Peterson.

Ninja Mountain Bike Performance brings a weekend of skills clinics to Slaughter Pen Trails in Bentonville, AR. Riders of all experience levels, from beginners to intermediate riders and trail veterans, can choose from half day and full day clinics as well as a comprehensive 2-day camp that brings the Ninja curriculum together. Offerings may include a 2-Day Camp, Co-Ed Fundamentals and Women’s Only Fundamentals half day sessions, Fundamentals Trail Application, a Fundamentals Full Day Combo, a Jumping Mini Clinic, and a full day Intermediate and Advanced Clinic. Availability varies by location and date. After registration, participants receive an email with the exact meeting point for their clinic.

Low cost care for dogs and cats is available at Fontana Dog Park through a monthly clinic held on select Saturdays and Sundays. The mobile team provides vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and other services. No appointment is required. Dogs must be on leashes and cats must arrive in carriers. Pricing information is posted on the organizer’s website, and a contact line is available for questions.

Modern Makers Mart brings a two day Halloween themed marketplace to Woodbridge Village Center in Irvine, featuring seasonal shopping and family friendly activities. Discover handmade finds from more than 30 local makers and small businesses, enjoy live music, and let kids get creative at a dedicated craft station. Costumes are encouraged with a contest for anyone eager to show off spooky style. Friendly pets are welcome, and entry is free, offering an easy way to pick up fall décor and gifts while supporting the local creative community.

Big Orange Classic II is a marching band competition at Riverside City College presented in partnership with the California State Band Championships.

The 4th Annual Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser brings a day of tasting and friendly competition in a warehouse setting. Guests can sample entries from competing teams while enjoying music, food, and raffles. Teams can compete for a $30 entry fee, with ingredients not included. Meal tickets are $20 per person and include a bowl of chili, cornbread, and a drink. Opportunities to participate as a vendor or sponsor are also available.

Monster Mash brings hands-on creativity to the STEAM Lab in Redlands, CA for young children and their families. Kids can turn clothespins, coffee filters, and paper bags into monster characters, paint a spider web that appears when watercolor washes over white crayon lines, and take part in a Frankenstein picture made with a fork, offered on Halloween as part of the lineup. These activities spark curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while supporting early learning through playful creativity. The program encourages family exploration, thoughtful questions, and growing interest in science and discovery. Activities are available during the lab’s regular hours and are covered by general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, and wristbands are provided at Guest Services.

Whatever the weather, volunteers assemble weekly grocery boxes for community distribution. No identification or income verification is required, and anyone can pick up a box by stopping by.

This beginning photography master class welcomes new shooters ready to move past automatic exposure. In a friendly outdoor setting, the session explores essential camera controls, composition fundamentals, and straightforward creative techniques to build confidence and control. It is designed for DSLR and mirrorless camera owners who want to take charge of their settings and elevate their images.

AL'OFA'S DAY is a free, family event honoring culture, community, unity, and love. The day features live music and entertainment, Pacific Islander performances, and a wide selection of food, merchandise, and information vendors. Children can take part in activities and trick or treating. The atmosphere is friendly and positive for all ages. The celebration is held at the Recreation Park Bandshell.

Ontario Sports Empire celebrates its grand opening with a day filled with sports, music, and community spirit. The entire complex will be alive at once, with every field and zone activated for hands-on clinics, friendly challenges, and live entertainment. Guests can look forward to opportunities to meet professional athletes. The festivities begin with a ribbon cutting, then continue with activities throughout the venue.

Experience an intuitive arts fair focused on spiritual healing and empowering guidance, with skilled providers offering different modalities to support personal insight. Each session lasts about 15 minutes and costs $20, payable in cash. Please note that a SoundBath will not be available at this installment due to a scheduling conflict.

A 90 minute spiritual well-being session invites intention setting, self-reflection, journaling, gentle all-levels yoga, and a restorative sound bath within a supportive, like-hearted community. The experience centers on creating a safe space to simply be, encouraging personal practices such as self love and gratitude through guided journaling, grounding through time spent in quiet presence, and trauma-informed mindful movement that focuses on feeling each posture with care and moving with full awareness of body, mind, and spirit. The sound bath meditation offers an acoustic healing journey designed to calm the body, clear the mind, and activate natural restorative processes. Instruments may include frosted crystal bowls tuned to 432 Hz, a gong, Koshi chimes, an ocean drum, and a rain stick, and participants commonly report increased clarity, focus, relaxation, and peace. Guests are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blocks if desired, a beach-style towel, a blanket, comfortable layered loungewear or workout apparel, socks, an eye cover, a journal, a pen, and any personal comforts that support rest. In-person registration is available, and payment can also be made via Zelle to Christine Bryant with a memo that includes Just Beee Experience and the month and day of the ticket. A late policy is in effect, and anyone arriving more than 15 minutes after the start will not be admitted. This event is scheduled at Nena’s Organics in Baldwin Hills Crenshaw in Los Angeles.

The Clean Air Day Indy Film Festival, Breathing Better Together takes place in the Benson Auditorium with a showcase of films from Los Angeles to the Inland Empire that address environmental injustice and highlight actions to restore ecosystems for current and future generations. After the screenings, a film discussion called Reflect, Debrief, and Take Action encourages thoughtful conversation and practical follow through. This year features INTairCONNECTED at Pitzer. Free boba will be available. Sponsors include the Coalition for Clean Air (CCAIR), Intercollegiate Media Studies, the Robert Redford Conservancy of Southern California (RRC), and the Community Engagement Center (CEC).

Guided by Kat’s Floral Design, this creative, hands-on workshop shows how to turn fresh flowers into wearable art. You will make a fresh floral tattoo and a floral ring with real blooms while learning professional techniques, step-by-step guidance, and designer tips so your pieces feel uniquely yours. No floral design experience is required. Just bring your creativity and have fun with flowers. Tickets are $45 per person and include all fresh flowers, materials, and instruction, and you will leave wearing your one-of-a-kind creations. It is a great option for a friends day out, a mother and daughter outing, a creative date, or anyone eager to try something different.

An open studio welcomes artists and art lovers in Long Beach. You can make your own piece, just remember to bring the materials you prefer to work with. Watching the creative process is also encouraged. Admission is free with an RSVP. For details or to reserve a spot, send a message on Instagram to @YEYOARTE or @ARTMUSICANDCULTURE. Un estudio libre recibe a artistas y público en Long Beach. Puedes crear tu obra y se recomienda traer tus propios materiales. También es posible asistir solo para observar el proceso creativo. La entrada no tiene costo con reserva. Para información o para reservar, envía un mensaje por Instagram a @YEYOARTE o @ARTMUSICANDCULTURE.

Find a furry companion at this friendly adoption gathering at Petco in Santa Ana. Rescued dogs will be there to meet prospective families. You can stop by without an appointment, or arrange one in advance to meet a specific pup so your chosen dog is available during the event. Each dog comes with health records and has received thorough care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter services. Adoption fees vary by dog and begin at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible contribution that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

This community pop-up centers on uplifting local women in business and highlights collaboration across neighborhoods and civic groups. The announcement recognizes the South Gate Chamber of Commerce, Compton Chamber of Commerce, The Wall Las Memorias, California Community Foundation, GFWC Women's Club of Huntington Park, Southeast-Rio Vista YMCA, Walnut Park Elementary, the South Central Neighborhood Council, Florence Firestone Merchants Association, West Coast Ravens Football & Cheer, SGJAA South Gate Junior Athletic Association, Ajua, Empower Gateway, SALUD CON IMMUNOTEC by Arturo Camacho, and Miriam Burbano's Cantando Medio Siglo, along with community members Gloria Medina, Memo Flores, Luisa Fernanda W, Georgina Holguin, Amparo Mendoza, Vivian Castro, Luis E. Ayala, Jessica Zepeda, and Joey Zovich. The focus is on community solidarity and visibility for women-led enterprises.

Barktoberfest returns to White Park in Riverside with a pet-friendly celebration of craft beverages and community support. Bring your dog and friends to enjoy unlimited tastings from local breweries and wineries, along with live music and food. Enter the dog costume contest, then take a turn at stein holding, try your hand at beer label making, and aim for a win in the pretzel toss. Attendees must be 21 or older. Every ticket helps the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center, building on last year’s impact that reached more than 2,500 pets. Ticket options include VIP at $65 with early entry, first pours, and shorter lines, General Admission at $45 with unlimited tastings, and a Designated Driver ticket at $20 with soft drinks and access to the festivities. Early bird pricing is available.

Live music will be featured during the annual Village Venture Walk in Downtown Claremont.

At the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, Blippi and Meekah bring a new Be Like Blippi tour experience to the stage in a live, high energy production packed with music, laughter, and surprises. Enjoy favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me as the audience moves, plays, and explores in true Blippi style. The show invites families to put on orange glasses, look at the world with fresh curiosity, and see that anyone can be like Blippi.

A funny and heartfelt musical that reflects on what makes a life meaningful. After a roller coaster disaster, six teenage members of a Canadian chamber choir awaken in limbo, where a mechanical fortune teller challenges each to share their story for an extraordinary reward, the chance to return to life.

This day party brings salsa and bachata to MAKE in Anaheim, right next to the Anaheim Packing District and not inside the main hall. It begins with a $15 salsa class, followed by a free social dance. No partner is required. Look for food and drinks, a historic atmosphere, and a busy dance floor. Parking options include valet for $9 and free street parking, along with free parking at nearby locations such as behind City Hall and the Kraemer Building.

Lesbians Aboard returns with a Halloween themed group cruise on the West Coast, departing from Los Angeles for five nights aboard Virgin’s newest ship, Brilliant Lady. The voyage includes stops in Ensenada, San Diego, and Catalina Island, pairing coastal exploration with the connection and community the group is known for. Halloween at sea comes alive with costume contests, themed activities, delicious dining, and an energetic atmosphere among women who enjoy cruising. Group benefits include 10 percent off Sea Terrace cabins, a $100 Bar Tab, a swag bag, hosted dinners and meetups, and cruise hosts who coordinate gatherings and assist with any hiccups along the way.

A family-friendly Halloween glow celebration lights up the Cooper Museum after dark, transforming the courtyard with neon decor and a dance floor set to party hits. The evening blends a cosmic vibe with the museum’s history for a vibrant, modern twist, offering a chance to experience the space in a whole new light. Attendees are encouraged to dress to impress, bring friends, and dance beneath the glow to great music.

Step into Ariat Rancho Cucamonga for a special in-store denim experience. Denim experts will help you find the right fit, with free jean customizations and complimentary drinks available. A free Ariat bandana comes with any jeans purchase at select Ariat stores, limited to one per person while supplies last and not valid on previous purchases. Ariat Insiders can earn double points on qualifying men’s and women’s jeans, excluding sale styles, by asking an associate to connect their account at checkout. The points offer is valid only at Ariat stores, not at outlet or work locations, is limited to one per account, and points are added to qualifying accounts fifteen days after purchase. Taxes, shipping, gift cards, and returns are excluded. Offers have no cash value, may be combined with other online promotions, apply to U.S. orders only, and additional restrictions may apply.

A Corona-based offshoot of the Colton ASL Night Social, this ASL gathering invites participants at any skill level to connect and practice together. Attendees are welcome to bring snacks, tabletop games, and friends, and are asked to maintain a respectful atmosphere for all.

Deaf Movie Night features Robber of the Streets: George Mueller, a film centered on George Mueller and his service to the Lord as he helped care for thousands of orphans.

A Trunk or Treat car meet brings together automotive culture and Halloween fun at the aFe POWER Factory Store in Corona. Enthusiasts, families, and friends can explore custom builds and festive rides decorated for the holiday. All makes and models are welcome. Costumes for kids and creative trunk décor are encouraged, and there will be plenty of spooky themed cars to check out. Admission is free and no RSVP is required.

A Halloween-themed costume celebration pairs casino-style fun with festive extras, presented by the Danish Cheer Committee. The evening begins with a happy hour and continues with gaming at the tables. Admission is $125 per person and includes $300 in play money, appetizers and a dinner buffet, champagne, wine and beer, live piano bar music, raffle prizes, and a balloon backdrop for photos. Payment is accepted by check made out to The Danish Cheer Committee or by Zelle at 562 712 7930.

Spooky Squares Square Dance adds a Halloween twist to the dance floor with upbeat music, spirited calls, and seasonal square-dance fun. Costumes are encouraged, so arrive in your scariest outfit to match the theme. This event features MS/PLUS.

Max Weinberg brings his interactive Jukebox concert to Dos Lagos Amphitheater. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer from Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band puts the setlist in the crowd’s hands, drawing from a library of more than 200 classic rock favorites. Each show unfolds differently as audience picks shape the music, creating a lively night built on timeless songs and real-time requests.

Live band karaoke takes center stage at La Verne Brewing Co. in La Verne, where singers front FM Station instead of performing over a track. Participants choose a song, add their names to the list, and step up with a full band for a true show feel. DJ M4RC3L0 hosts, manages the lineup, and keeps the momentum going while cheering on nervous first-timers. The band supports every vocalist and the brewery crowd adds a welcoming vibe.

Comedians from across the country bring an evening of laughs to Moreno Valley at the Moreno Valley Civic Center. Look forward to a fun night of comedy.

At Fox Performing Arts Center, Mariachi Los Camperos presents a performance celebrating the heritage of mariachi with concert-style flair. Known throughout the United States for innovative productions, the ensemble has captivated audiences for more than six decades on stage and on television, with highlights that include PBS specials, In Performance at the White House, and connections to films such as Sex in the City 2, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jerry Maguire. The Grammy-winning group has released over 20 albums, recognized for powerful voices and demanding arrangements, with wins in 2005, 2008, and 2020, and continues to champion mariachi music and culture around the world. This event welcomes ages 3 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee.

When life feels overwhelming, overstimulating, heavy, or simply exhausting, this restorative sound bath offers a gentle pause to soften and rest. The experience supports nervous system regulation so the body can move from stress into a felt sense of safety, calm, and renewal. There is no need to analyze or explain anything, participants are welcome to simply be present and let the sound carry the process. Held in alignment with the new or full moon, the gathering encourages grounding and a natural energetic reset, and no astrology background is necessary. Many people leave feeling more balanced, emotionally spacious, and deeply rested. The flow includes a soft opening with journaling and reflection, optional community sharing, an extended, deeply restorative sound bath designed to balance the chakras, and unhurried time at the end to integrate, share, or rest in stillness. The session lasts about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Optional items that enhance comfort include a journal and pen, a pillow, blanket or eye mask, and water. This experience is especially supportive for anyone who feels constantly on, is carrying emotions that are hard to put into words, wants rest without fixing or overthinking, or is craving calm, safety, and relief for the nervous system. No experience with meditation, yoga, or sound healing is needed. The exchange is $25 per person, collected at the door. Payment can be made by Venmo, Zelle, or cash. A sound bath is a meditative immersion in soothing vibrations from crystal singing bowls and complementary instruments that encourage deep relaxation, harmony, and alignment. Reported benefits include stress relief, emotional release, clearer thinking, better sleep, and a greater sense of peace. Solo attendance is welcome. The session is led by Kayla, a Level Two Sound Healer, Moon Phase Life Coach, and certified 200-hour Yoga Teacher with two years of experience holding sound baths and creating spaces for reflection, healing, and growth. Comfortable, cozy clothing is recommended. Please consider health needs before attending. This experience may not be suitable for those with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices, anyone in the first trimester of pregnancy, or people with sound-sensitive conditions such as epilepsy or severe tinnitus. When in doubt, consult a healthcare provider. The environment is intended to be caring and supportive, inviting reflection, healing, and growth at a pace that matches each person’s own rhythm. It is a space to pause rather than strive, with rest welcomed throughout.

The Teragram Ballroom hosts a performance by Cheekface, with Waitress opening. This all-ages show offers advance tickets for $27.50 and tickets on the day of the show for $30. Ticket access includes an artist presale and a Cheekface Discord presale, along with a public on-sale.

HorrorBuzz’s Horror Movie Night presents a 40th anniversary celebration of Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 at The Frida Cinema. Late-night radio host Stretch captures a recording of a vicious attack by the Sawyer family, then teams up with Lieutenant “Lefty” Enright, portrayed by Dennis Hopper, to venture into the clan’s underground hideout and try to stop the killing. The evening features a themed HMN video preshow, trivia and games with prizes, and a horror short from HorrorBuzz’s The Screaming Room Film Festival at Midsummer Scream, all leading into the feature presentation.

At Long Beach Arena & Convention Center, 7 Bridges teams up with the Long Beach Symphony for a symphonic tribute to the Eagles led by conductor Kevin Babuder. Praised by Rolling Stone as a leading Eagles tribute, the band draws from classics such as Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado, and New Kid in Town, along with selections like Wasted Time and Pretty Maids All in a Row arranged to spotlight the orchestra. The performance leans into the Southern California country rock spirit with close harmonies, skilled playing, and a 1970s-inspired stage look. Featured performers include Max Struthers as Glenn Frey, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Jason Hoffman in the roles of Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl as Joe Walsh, and Blake Hall as Don Felder.

Get ready for a night of AC/DC favorites performed by Horns Up, an all-star female tribute to the band. This all-ages event has no cover charge. Costumes are encouraged, and there will be giveaways.

Foreigner brings a live show to Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino. Experience the band on stage at this venue.

Rick Shea and Tony Gilkyson share the stage at The Fret House in Covina for a concert focused on seasoned songwriting and skilled guitar work, drawing from their deep catalogs of original material. Tony Gilkyson, a Hollywood native raised in a family of musicians, began recording as a child with his father Terry Gilkyson, a Disney composer and noted folk figure. His career includes collaborations with Dave Alvin, Bob Dylan, and Kris Kristofferson, and he partnered with Tom Waits to produce two albums for Chuck E. Weiss. He is known not only for agile guitar playing but also for lyrics with a knack for irony and dark humor. Rick Shea, who grew up in the San Bernardino area, honed his craft in Southern California bars and honky-tonks. His songs weave together folk, country, rock, and Mexican influences. He has toured in the United States and Europe, worked with REM, Dave Alvin, and Wanda Jackson, and contributed to Alvin’s Grammy-winning Public Domain. Critics have praised his nostalgic vocals, commanding guitar style, and literate writing, with some calling him one of Southern California’s well kept secrets. This collaborative show brings two accomplished artists together to trade songs and showcase their craft and influences.

Two Friends brings an all-ages show to The Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. The Vinyl Room opens before the main music hall, and Premier Parking vouchers are valid prior to doors opening, with earlier on-site parking access not guaranteed. Please note that the schedule and any supporting acts may change without notice.

Settle in for a cinematic night beneath the stars with music shaped by two forward-thinking artists from the contemporary South Asian scene. Lifafa makes his North American debut with his sole scheduled U.S. appearance, threading disco grooves, sampled loops, spacey guitar, and folk instruments into modern electronic textures. He sings in Urdu and Hindi, sharing personal songs that challenge expectations for Indian musicians and gesture toward future sounds from the region. Composer, vocalist, and modular synthesist Arushi Jain draws on Indian classical traditions, blending live performers with dance floor rhythms to connect New York and New Delhi. Her influences range from Terry Riley, Aphex Twin, and The Cocteau Twins to traditional ragas and talas, and her work has earned praise from Pitchfork, Fader, and The Guardian. Produced in partnership with Discostan, a Los Angeles based event producer, record label, and creative project that spotlights music from the Subcontinent, North Africa, Central Asia, and the Arab world. For 15 years, Discostan has presented programs from Lahore to Los Angeles with DJs, musicians, film screenings, and performance art, elevating imaginative and underrepresented voices from the SWANA diaspora. This performance is supported in part by the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture. Programs, artists, prices, and availability are subject to change. Ticket limits may apply. All sales are final.

A Halloween edition 2000s hip hop party spotlighting hits by T-Pain, Usher, Lil Jon, Missy Elliott, Nelly and 50 Cent. Dress in 2000s-inspired costumes to amplify the Y2K vibe. This is a tribute dance night, and the artists mentioned are not performing or affiliated. Updates, photos and song requests are shared on Instagram at @pauzpresents. From the creators of Sorry For Party Rocking LA.

Goldenvoice presents Victory Live at Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles with Madeon. Hugo Leclercq, the Grammy-nominated artist behind the project, first drew global attention as a teenager with Pop Culture, a live mashup built from 39 songs. He went on to release his debut album Adventure, contribute production for artists including Lady Gaga and Coldplay, and collaborate with Porter Robinson on the single Shelter. His next chapter, Good Faith, showcased a fully self-crafted vision, with Madeon writing, producing, and singing on every track. The album reached the top of Billboard’s Dance and Electronic Albums chart and received a Grammy nomination. Entry is for ages 18 and over with a valid government ID.

An open horse show at Riverside Rancheros offers classes for all ages and skill levels, including jumping, English, halter, western, trail, ranch, and ranch trail. It is the fifth show in the Buckle Series.

Celebrate the third annual Halloween-themed Trick or Trot 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon in Long Beach, CA. The event features a course certified by USATF, chip timing with live results available through Athlinks, and free race photos. Awards will be given to overall and age group finishers in every distance. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest and prizes, along with themed photo areas for memorable snapshots. A kids run is included, and the finish line festival offers a DJ and music, snacks and drinks, family seating, shaded viewing, and special anniversary surprises from the CaliFlow Runs community. Parking options include free street parking and beach lots available at an hourly rate.

This USTA NTRP Level 7 round robin tennis tournament is for adult players and uses a single-day format with multiple matches for each participant. For questions, text 949-231-8744.

This child-focused equine education session offers a welcoming first look at horses centered on learning rather than riding. Children help groom and feed a real horse while exploring basic anatomy and behavior. Creative time is included with a horseshoe painting activity, and each participant receives a completion certificate. Because demand is high, registering several weeks in advance is encouraged. The cost is $35 per child, and up to two adults may accompany each child at no charge. Payment is required to confirm a spot. To sign up, email pradoequestriancenter@gmail.com.

Pet Supply Warehouse in Anaheim Hills hosts an affordable mobile pet clinic offering vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other preventive care at budget-friendly prices. No appointment is needed. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. For questions or detailed pricing, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

A convenient mobile pet care clinic sets up at Pet Supply Warehouse in Anaheim Hills, offering vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other services at budget-friendly prices. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required. For everyone’s safety, please keep dogs on leashes and bring cats in secure carriers.

Southern California black and brown belts come together for focused training at the CSULB Shotokan Karate Club in Long Beach. Practices are led by a rotating group of regional yodans and godans, with an emphasis on kata, kihon, and kumite drills from the monthly training calendar. The kata of the month are Tekki Nidan and Tekki Sandan, and the leader for this session is to be announced. Fees are $10 for brown belts and $15 for black belts, with all proceeds supporting the Shotokan Ohshima Dojo maintenance fund. A campus parking permit is required for a daily fee, and pay stations are available. Some curbside parking nearby is free. A lunch gathering follows practice. Health guidelines recommend vaccination, masks are optional, and anyone with symptoms or recent exposure should refrain from attending. Open to Southern California black and brown belts, as well as visiting black and brown belts from other regions.

Thank you for all the support. This celebration combines Rina’s birthday with the grand opening of a second location in Ontario, California. Additional details will be shared soon.

DrumatiX brings an award-winning percussive production to The Ford, an iconic outdoor venue in Los Angeles presented by LA Phil. The performance blends tap dance, body percussion, drumming, found objects, and invented instruments with humor and interactive moments, turning everyday materials into a lively world of sound and connection. This edition features expanded visual elements, including larger set pieces such as ladders and a suspended sound sculpture crafted from common items, creating a high-energy fusion of music, movement, and playful theatricality.

A tour stop at Stages features performances by So This Is Suffering, Fatalist, EyeKnives, along with additional bands, for a mosh-ready showcase of live music.

At LA Plaza, this free with RSVP Día de los Muertos family day focuses on remembrance through live performances, hands-on art making, a community ofrenda, and special guests from Oaxaca, with food available to buy. Festivities open with workshops and music from DJ Curator, then move into a showcase of Oaxacan traditions. Grupo Folklórico Princesa Donaji presents pieces from the Mixteca, Valles Centrales, Costa, and Sierra Sur regions, including Jarabe Mixteco, Ejutla de Crespo, sones and chilenas from Pinotepa Nacional, and jugos y chilenas from Santa Catarina Juquila. Familia Zapoteca de Villa Hidalgo Yalalag performs Danza de los Cuerudos and Danza de los Negritos, Los Elejidos de Asís brings Danza de los Diables, Alejandra Hernández shares Oaxacan songs in Spanish and indigenous languages, and Banda Filarmónica Los Alebrijes adds to the musical lineup. Workshops explore tradition through creative activities. Calavera Colorida features papier maché mask painting. A floral accessories session led by Ni Santas, a women of color art collective, guides the making of crowns or boutonnieres. Manojitos del Recuerdo, facilitated by Marlene Aguilar, Urban Gardener and cocinera, highlights how plants, scent, and memory help honor loved ones. Children can collect stamps as they participate and receive a giveaway after completing the series. The community ofrenda centers on gathering places as spaces of shared remembrance and love, with opportunities to honor those who have passed at Paths that Remain: Community Ofrendas, Caminos que permanecen, ofrendas comunitarias. Vendors include Tamales Veracruz y Más and Sammy's Elotes y Más.

Discover how Pilates can enhance the way you move and feel at a complimentary introductory membership class led by Brittany K. This low impact, full body workout focuses on strengthening the core, improving posture, increasing flexibility, and supporting overall alignment. It is suitable for all fitness levels and can help ease everyday aches, reduce the risk of injury, and build confidence in daily movement. Expect a welcoming overview of Pilates fundamentals to help you get started.

Celebrate Halloween with the Inland Empire motorcycle community as they come together to support kids. Meet members of RollinOn3, enjoy sweet treats, and watch for a few playful tricks. The experience is suitable for families.

Family Day in Highland Park features good food, arcade games, and fun for the whole family. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A portion of Family Day token sales benefits Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through the power of video games and the gaming community.

Hosted by Coterie Social Club, this all you can eat brunch with bottomless mimosas rolls into a lively day party. Named the top post pandemic brunch in Los Angeles, it features a broad bar selection, subject to availability, with premium labels such as Hennessy, Dusse, Remy Martin, Casamigos, Don Julio, Jameson, Malibu, Patron, Ciroc, Titos, Grey Goose and Crown Royal, plus assorted beer and wine. The menu is served all you can eat and spans breakfast favorites, vegetarian choices and seafood. Options, subject to availability, include shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, an omelette station, pasta, salad, bacon and turkey bacon, lobster mac and cheese and salmon, with more to discover. After brunch, the celebration continues with a day party, and a day party ticket is discounted 50 percent from the brunch ticket so guests can extend the experience with continued food and drinks. Top DJs set the soundtrack with hip hop, R&B, Top 40, reggaeton and dancehall. Live sports will be shown, and team pride is welcome. Birthday celebrants receive a complimentary ticket. Dress in photo ready Sunday best. Please enjoy responsibly. Photos and video may be captured for promotional use, and refunds are not available.

Discover Tai Chi in a supportive, beginner friendly class hosted by Sierra Holistic Collective. Sessions take place on the grass beside the water at Marine Stadium, offering a calm setting to slow down, quiet the mind, and recharge. Instruction centers on the Yang style, with thoughtful adjustments that support balance and help prevent falls. Expect gentle, flowing movement that nurtures physical health and overall well-being. Dress for the weather, and note that yoga mats are not needed. Free parking is available nearby. If it rains, class will be cancelled. Friends and family are welcome. Plan to drink water after class to stay hydrated. Progress comes with patience, so newcomers can learn at a comfortable pace. Those who are pregnant or managing injuries or medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional before attending. These beginner classes are offered at no cost, and optional donations help sustain the nonprofit mission of Sierra Holistic Collective to strengthen community, ease stress and anxiety, and support mental and physical wellness.

Skin + Spirit Reset is an immersive, in person gathering that centers restoration, recalibration, and reconnection. This evening experience weaves together skin health, nervous system support, and ritual based care in a setting designed for presence and intention. Expect a grounding sound bath, a guided ritual focused on rose, a custom juice bar with supplement infusions, and tiny tattoos provided by the Zensa team. Every element is curated to nurture both inner and outer renewal. The atmosphere encourages slowing down, softening, and connecting with yourself and the community, with sensory moments and meaningful exchanges in a beautiful Los Angeles setting. Space is intentionally limited to uphold the intimacy and care of the experience.

Highway 39 Event Center hosts a fundraiser supporting Jeanne "Gigi" Stanley of 2hot2handle, with all proceeds dedicated to her medical needs and bills. Attendees will find raffles and a silent auction. The music lineup includes 2hot2handle, featuring Stacy on lead vocals and Nancy Luca on lead guitar while Hisako is out of the country, along with sets by Southern Fried, Straight Shooter, REO Dreamwagon, and Horns Up.

Plane or Treat brings Halloween fun to Redlands Municipal Airport with candy and airplanes for the whole family. Cornerstone Flight Academy will be on site with an airplane and a booth, and is not the event organizer. A giveaway offers a free 30-minute discovery flight valued at $120. No purchase is necessary, and it is open to U.S. residents 18 and older. Official rules apply.

Blippi and Meekah bring the all-new Be Like Blippi Tour to DigAlert Grove of Anaheim for a lively stage experience filled with songs, laughs, and surprises. Families can sing and dance along to favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me while everyone is encouraged to move, play, and explore in true Blippi fashion. This interactive adventure invites audiences to put on orange glasses, kindle curiosity, and discover how exploration can be part of every day.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic takes place at Pet World in Anaheim, offering convenient mobile services for dogs and cats. Vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and more are available at budget-friendly prices with no appointment required. For safety, bring dogs on leashes and transport cats in carriers.

At Avalon Hollywood, celebrate the Art-E Awards 2026 with an elegant evening honoring legendary talent, iconic figures, and extraordinary creativity. Wear your most polished, glamorous look and enjoy a progression from red carpet arrivals to dinner, followed by the awards presentation, then a celebratory after party at Bardot. The event is presented by the ART-E FOUNDATION.

As autumn arrives, Southern California Master Chorale presents a choral program steeped in mystery and atmosphere. Voices surge and whisper through works such as the powerful Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi, the playful spooks of This Is Halloween and Grim Grinning Ghosts, and the somber colors of Come Sweet Death. The journey continues with the bewitching Double Trouble, the timeless ballad Loch Lomond, and the harvest tale The Reapers All with Their Sharp Sickles. Together these selections trace the season’s darker hues, blending drama and delight into an evening that lingers in the imagination.

Godfrey brings high-energy laughs and razor-sharp wit to Ontario Improv Comedy Club in Ontario, CA. This stand-up set delivers the kind of comedy that keeps the crowd roaring, blending stand-up gold with unstoppable comedy energy and plenty of trending laughs.

Adventure Rock outfit Bear Ghost delivers a playful blend of virtuoso chops, intricate melodies, rich harmonies, punchy riffs, and pop-ready hooks designed to get bodies moving. After amassing nearly 200 million streams worldwide, the band spent 2024 and 2025 on the road, meeting fans across four U.S. legs, serving as direct support for The Dear Hunter on select 20th anniversary dates, playing Furnace Fest, and capping it with an eight-date UK run that sold out across the board. The group now celebrates its third self-released album, Tiny Hitman, with a fall North American tour, with plans to revisit the UK and extend into Europe and other regions in 2027.

Californiascreamin' comes to The Observatory Orange County in Santa Ana with a lineup featuring Antioch Arrow, The Pine, and Allure. The event is open to all ages. Tickets are general admission with standing room throughout, and the schedule and supporting lineup may change.

Switchfoot performs live at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Magic: The Gathering players can take part in a Reality Fracture prerelease that begins with 45 minutes to build a 40-card deck, then continues with Swiss-style, best-of-three matches in 50-minute rounds. The entry fee is $35. Participation includes three booster packs, and every player also receives two prize packs at the end of the final round regardless of results. The winner earns one collector rare. A Companion ID is required to participate.

The event brings together golfers, sponsors, and supporters for a charity tournament centered on camaraderie and community support. Now in its second year, the Salute to Heroes Golf Classic takes place at Anaheim Hills GC in Anaheim and features a 4-person scramble format. Participants can register to secure a spot, and the tournament benefits a charitable cause.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. hosts a free weekly food pantry that provides fresh groceries and essential items for individuals and families facing food insecurity. Registration can be completed on site and no ID is required. To make carrying items easier, bring a wagon, cart, boxes, or bags. Those who wish to support the outreach can donate via Venmo at @lighthouseofhope or through Zelle at (951) 977-6560. For questions, call (951) 977-6560.

The fifth annual community pumpkin patch at Yorba Linda United Methodist Church welcomes all ages with a festive, family-friendly atmosphere. Admission is free and visitors can enjoy plentiful photo opportunities, complimentary crafts and games, and free popcorn, with special activities offered on weekends. Browse fresh pumpkins and specialty gourds in a wide range of shapes, colors, and sizes, all sourced from an Indian Reservation in New Mexico.

At Frosty’s, this final free admission event features complimentary entry along with a free 4-acre corn maze, the Corn Cob Beach, a dedicated photo op path, and free parking with a shuttle. Concessions will be open for snacks and refreshments. Tickets can be purchased on-site for inflatable rides, mechanical rides, carnival games, and animal attractions. The Haunted Harvest is available as a ticketed experience, with general admission priced at $30 and a fast pass at $46. Pony rides will not be operating.

Take part in a free miniature painting workshop that focuses on the basics. All supplies are provided, including paints and a brush, and first-time participants receive a miniature to practice on. New painters get straightforward guidance to start building skills, while experienced hobbyists can settle in for relaxed, in store painting time. It is a friendly setting to freshen up tabletop armies and board game figures.

Taste Of Chaos comes to House of Blues Anaheim with a standing room only, general admission setup. The bill features Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue, and the lineup may change. This is an all ages event, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. Ticket options include several presales, including Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember, along with VIP packages.

Take part in a friendly social run open to every pace. Expect a route a little under four miles that wraps up at A Snail’s Pace with light refreshments available. Courses may change from week to week, and arriving early is recommended to pick up the Strava map.

Monday Trivia Night brings brainpower to Blue Palms Brewhouse with Trivia Tycoon, a gamified trivia experience that is free to play. Featured rounds include the Lightning Round, Oh My Word! with puzzle and scramble challenges, the Mindsweeper Round, and Hear Me Out, an audio round, plus more. The atmosphere pairs with happy hour deals and a menu that includes the Brew Burger, creating a fun setting for quick thinking and friendly competition.

Great Lake Swimmers spotlight Caught Light, their ninth album, a collection shaped by quick, intuitive sessions that mirror the way light shifts in nature. Founder Tony Dekker created it in the Ganaraska Forest with producer Darcy Yates and engineer multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Bowskill, chasing the warm glow of classic folk, pop, and rock while nodding to the spirit of Gordon Lightfoot, Dory Previn, and John Martyn. The recording moved swiftly, with songs tracked in a few days and only brief overdubs that included harmonies from Colleen Brown. Yates selected the studio and the band, marking the first time Dekker handed production to someone else. Bowskill’s touch is everywhere, from pedal steel and mandolin to fiddle, bouzouki, and guitar, all while engineering the sessions to give the music a glowing, string-rich character. Drummer Gary Craig anchors the rhythms with veteran finesse. The album opens with two standouts. One More Dance Around the Sun hums with open-road ease and a deep sense of place and community. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong seeks comfort in a confidant, a gently swinging country shuffle lit by a shimmering pedal steel solo. Running Out of Time leans into purpose with a hint of psychedelia, and both the title track and Endless Detours welcome life’s surprising landings, inspired by childhood memories of skydivers touching down wherever the wind carried them. With a renewed focus on clarity and directness, Caught Light gathers longtime collaborators and fresh voices into a nimble, heartfelt set that balances tenderness, momentum, and a steady moral compass.

Lumen Experiences hosts a complimentary Halloween-themed Monday night film series at Farmers Park, turning the lawn into an outdoor cinema with a large LED screen and surround sound. Early arrival makes it easy to settle in and pick up seasonal snacks and drinks from the Packing District’s international restaurants. Organized by Anaheim resident Naeem Yeager as a relaxed community gathering, it invites friends, families and neighbors to stretch out on the grass and enjoy family-friendly favorites such as Beetlejuice, Casper, The Addams Family and Hocus Pocus, with hopes of becoming a tradition people look forward to each year. Free parking is available in nearby garages by Anaheim City Hall and the Downtown Community Center, a short walk from the park.

Tom Jones appears at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA.

Produced by Goldenvoice, the Deep End World Tour brings Julia Wolf to the stage alongside Bee Blackwell. This show welcomes attendees of all ages.

Gary Clark Jr. takes the stage at THE ORPHEUM THEATRE in Los Angeles with special guest Xavier Lynn. The performance follows a phone-free policy to keep focus on the music. Cell phones, cameras, and recording devices are not permitted for use inside the theater. When you arrive, your device will be secured in a Yondr pouch that stays with you and is unlocked once the event concludes. If you need to check your phone, designated Phone Use Areas are available inside the venue, and devices will be re-secured before you return to the event space. Anyone seen using a non-permitted device during the show will be escorted out. For purchases at the venue, a credit card is recommended. Your cooperation helps maintain an unplugged atmosphere.

In Riverside, CA, the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center presents a recurring Community Cat Spay/Neuter Day centered on Trap Neuter Return, a humane and effective approach to stabilizing community cat populations. Cats are safely trapped, vaccinated, microchipped, sterilized, and ear tipped, then returned to their outdoor homes. This service is offered on the fourth Tuesday of each month. No appointment is required, and capacity is limited to 40 cats. Each cat must arrive in a covered humane trap labeled with the cat’s name and the trapper’s name. Carriers, boxes, and crates are not accepted, and it is one cat per trap. There is a limit of four community cats per person. The fee is $65. Support is available for first-time trappers, including a downloadable TNR guide and cold weather shelter tips. Traps can be rented from the center for $5 per day or $20 per week, with a $75 deposit refunded upon return.

Enjoy a complimentary Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by instructor Teo Reyes. New participants can take one free class, with space limited and spots filling quickly. The session features lively Latin music and simple, follow-along choreography, and it welcomes every age and fitness level with no prior experience needed. Expect a full-body workout that can burn up to 600 calories, build strength, support cardiovascular health and endurance, ease stress, and boost energy while connecting with a friendly local community. Teo Reyes brings years of experience teaching across Orange County and is recognized for energetic, results-focused classes where everyone feels encouraged and celebrated.

Curious about Pilates and how it can change the way you move and feel? This complimentary introductory class provides an overview of membership while guiding participants through Pilates fundamentals with instructor Brittany K. The approach is low impact and full body, emphasizing core stability, improved posture, greater flexibility, and aligned movement. It welcomes all fitness levels and can help ease everyday aches, support injury prevention, and build confidence in daily activities. Participants leave with a clear sense of what to expect from Pilates and the membership, along with renewed energy to keep moving.

At Corona Elks Lodge #2045 in Corona, CA, Taco Tuesday offers a festive taco night featuring a choice of ground beef or chicken. Tacos, taco boats, and tostadas are priced at $3 each. A quesadilla is $5, or $7 with meat. A bean and cheese burrito is $5, and a burrito with meat is $7 with a wet option available. A taco salad is $8. Expect tasty plates, cold drinks, friendly company, and an upbeat atmosphere that celebrates community and friendship.

A friendly social run at A Snail’s Pace Running Shop welcomes runners of every speed, from easygoing to fast. Participants can test the Adidas Hyperboost Run before heading out. The shoe features a comfortable synthetic and textile upper, a neutral design with a 6 mm drop, a Lighttraxion outsole with Continental rubber for lightweight grip on roads, and a BOOST+ midsole that provides responsive cushioning with efficient energy return. The route covers a little over five miles, and light refreshments will be available afterward.

Start with an easy roll and soon find the pace lifting into playful sprints as the energy builds. This ride keeps things friendly while inviting a few lively efforts, blending a social spin with a quick hit of bike therapy to shake off the day.

A monthly business mixer that brings together international film and entertainment professionals to build relationships and spark new collaborations. Attendees can connect with producers, directors, screenwriters, agents, and other creatives from Los Angeles’s global film community. The focus is on exchanging ideas and perspectives that can lead to future projects, with chances to collaborate on both sides of the Atlantic. It offers a friendly setting to advance projects, grow professional networks, and find new inspiration within a creative, internationally minded crowd. Attendance is limited to Film Initiative Members and Film Initiative Basic Registrants.

This welcoming social run begins at A Snail's Pace Running Shop and is open to runners of every pace, from quick to easy. The course spans a little more than five miles and returns to the shop, where post-run refreshments will be available.

Yu-Gi-Oh! players can take part in a weekly tournament using the Advanced format with best-of-three matches. Entry is $10. A 3-0 finish earns five packs, and a 2-1 record earns three packs. A bonus pack from the newest set is included with entry while supplies last.

A friendly invite to come sing a song together. The person extending the invite plans to be there.

Chief Keef takes the stage at The Wiltern for an all-ages concert. Every attendee must have a ticket, regardless of age. The venue has a bag policy that permits bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, and all bags will be searched before entry. Bags that are not clear may be subject to additional screening. Schedule and supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket options include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP package presales and onsales.

Resavoir is the creative outlet of Chicago musician, composer, and producer Will Miller, a jazz trumpeter trained through Chicago Public Schools and the Oberlin Conservatory. His horn and writing have appeared on records by Chance The Rapper, Lil Wayne, and Mac Miller, and he spent several years in the indie band Whitney. Since 2016 he has leaned into full-scale production, weaving synths, pianos, live and programmed drums, and a MIDI-assisted trumpet into a cinematic blend of soul and jazz shaped by hip hop, a sound heard in collaborations with Eryn Allen Kane, Whitney, Knox Fortune, and on SZA’s SOS, which led the Billboard 200 for ten weeks. Resavoir’s debut album arrived in 2019 to strong acclaim, including an 8.2 from Pitchfork. That same year the live ensemble, featuring Akenya and Sen Morimoto among others, made its London debut at the inaugural Boiler Room Festival, then recorded at Total Refreshment Studios, yielding a version of Charles Tolliver’s Plight released by Blue Note on the Transmissions from Total Refreshment Centre compilation. After extensive studio work during the pandemic and a 2022 tour with Whitney, Miller unveiled a second self-titled Resavoir album in 2023, a refined studio statement featuring contributors such as Elton Aura, Whitney, Akenya, Matt Gold, Eddie Burns, Lane Beckstrom, Jeremy Cunningham, Irvin Pierce, Macie Stewart, and Peter Manheim. In 2024 the project shared new singles including Life Before, a Knox Fortune remix of Future, and a live in studio take on Love Theme from Spartacus, and closed the year with Orchestra Resavoir at Thalia Hall, expanding the music for an 18-piece philharmonic. The evolution continued in 2025 with Horizon, a collaborative album with guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Matt Gold, inspired by shared roots in Brazilian music of the 60s and 70s and released on International Anthem. Most recently, Orchestra Resavoir appeared at the Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park. This appearance spotlights Miller’s continually evolving vision, where layered production, lyrical trumpet lines, and collaborative energy converge on stage.

Experience a progressive Argentine Tango class series in Riverside that welcomes both beginners and continuing dancers. Sessions focus on building solid technique, refined posture, and smooth, confident footwork at a comfortable pace. Each class starts with dedicated technique work, then shifts into social tango skills that highlight flow, improvisation, connection, and floorcraft for an enjoyable time on the dance floor. The classes take place at Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School inside the Platt College Building. A single visit costs $15, with prepaid options of six classes for $70 or ten for $120. Payments are accepted by Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Comfortable attire is encouraged, and specialized tango shoes are not required. Dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes work well. Because tango is danced in close embrace, good personal hygiene is important.

Curious about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu but hesitant to take the first step? This adult beginners workshop at EDJ School of Jiu Jitsu Riverside offers a welcoming, low-pressure setting to explore the fundamentals of the Gentle Art. You will get an introduction to the core ideas behind BJJ, ease into movement with simple warm-up drills, and learn practical self-defense that relies on leverage and technique rather than raw strength. The training provides a functional full-body workout that supports core strength, flexibility, and endurance, and it can be a focused way to decompress after a long day. The environment emphasizes community, with like-minded adults supporting one another’s progress. Expect clear guidance through foundational concepts and instruction in two to three essential self-defense techniques designed for newcomers.

Full Throttle Recovery is a Narcotics Anonymous meeting.

Presented by Goldenvoice, VOILÀ brings Moonbloom to the stage with support from Weathers, Ella Red, and No Love for the Middle Child. This all ages event also supports a cause through VOILÀ’s partnership with PLUS1, directing one dollar from every ticket to Solving Kids’ Cancer to help discover, fund, and advocate for breakthrough treatment options for children facing the most life-threatening cancers.

Presented by Goldenvoice, The War And Treaty takes the stage for an all ages show. Doors will open before the performance begins.

An evening delving into folk horror through ritual, performance, song, and film. Rooted in the Samhain tradition, a weeklong seasonal turning when the veil between worlds is said to thin, the program traces the thresholds of expression, dream, legibility, and horror. SEEKERS, the duo of Jessica Hundley and Jed Maheu, invites the audience to draw three Major Arcana Tarot cards, then transforms those pulls into song. Tom Comitta debuts Folk Horror, an album that sets classic horror stories, poems, and accounts of the paranormal to folk music. Additional performers will be announced. SEEKERS explores the esoteric through performance, layered soundscapes, and storytelling, shaping spoken and musical journeys through liminal territory. Hundley is a journalist, author, and filmmaker who serves as series editor for Taschen’s Library of Esoterica, a multi-volume visual reference on esoteric traditions. Her books include a biography of Gram Parsons for DaCapo, a best-selling guide to Los Angeles, and an in-depth survey of Dennis Hopper’s photography from Taschen. Maheu is an actor and occasional comedian, as well as the guitarist and vocalist for the heavy metal trio Zig Zags. Comitta is a multimedia artist and the author of The Nature Book, Patchwork, and People’s Choice Literature: The Most Wanted & Unwanted Novels. In 2017, they created and starred in Bill: The Musikill, an experimental sci-fi musical developed with Fire Drill as part of Minneapolis’s Momentum Dance Festival.

The Schisms, Lost Tapes, and Solemn Assembly share the bill for a live music event. Admission is $10.

A community altar at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery offers a space to honor and remember loved ones who have passed. To take part or learn more about participating, call (909) 370-5168 or visit the cemetery for details.

Designed for homeschoolers, this special day at the Natural History Museum in Exposition Park is presented by the La Brea Tar Pits team and centers on the plants and animals that made it through the Ice Age. Students can drop in for nature chats with scientists and educators, create a Tar Pits inspired craft, and explore the museum with a scavenger hunt. Activities connect fossils uncovered from the past to the living descendants seen today, offering a hands-on learning experience throughout the galleries.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. provides the Riverside community with a free weekly food pantry where neighbors can pick up groceries. Onsite registration is available and no ID is required. Guests are encouraged to bring wagons, carts, boxes, or bags to carry items, and fresh produce is often included. Hot meal services are offered on select days for unhoused guests. For information call (951) 977-6560. To support this outreach, contribute via Venmo @lighthouseofhope or Zelle at (951) 977-6560.

At the Western Riverside County/City Animal Shelter, children gain confidence and improve reading skills by reading aloud to shelter pets in a warm, supportive setting. Through the Pawsitive Readers program, young readers practice in a calm space while the animals enjoy gentle social time and comfort. It offers a meaningful experience that benefits both kids and shelter pets.

Enjoy a lively bingo night filled with upbeat games, chances to win prizes, and plenty of pie. Dinner is available to savor alongside the fun. Whether you arrive with friends and family or on your own, expect a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a relaxed game-night experience.

A free bingo night offers two sessions of play, chances to win prizes, and plenty of pie. Dinner is available, and it suits groups, families, and solo players looking for a lighthearted outing.

This bingo night features prizes, dinner options and pie as part of the fun. It is presented in two sessions to suit different schedules. Participation is free, and the event welcomes both groups and solo players.

Kevork N. Abazajian, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, presents an exploration of the visible cosmos and the hidden components that dominate it. Light from a trillion galaxies has traveled for over thirteen billion years to reach our instruments, yet the observable part accounts for only about five percent of everything that exists. Drawing on a UC Irvine tradition that began with Fred Reines and his Nobel Prize winning detection of the once undetectable neutrino, the talk traces that legacy to today. It covers ongoing searches for dark matter with X-ray observatories and the James Webb Space Telescope, why two precise measurements of the universe’s expansion rate do not agree, and how modern cosmology can determine the mass of ghostly neutrinos. It also considers the most challenging open problems and the Irvine theorists striving to solve them.

Hosted by ActiveSGV at Lopez Urban Farm, this community crop swap invites neighbors to exchange the bounty from their gardens, cut food waste, and learn about the local food system. Participants can take home free produce, access information about community resources, and build skills by learning how to read nutrition labels and understand serving sizes. Bringing homegrown fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants or cuttings is encouraged but not required, and everyone is welcome. Reusable bags are recommended for carrying items home. For more information, email Diane@activesgv.org. This event is funded by the Care First Community Investment Fund through the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.

Lenny Pearce’s Toddler Rave World Tour stops at The Wiltern in Los Angeles. All ages are welcome, and every person must have a ticket to attend. Supporting acts may change. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, all bags will be searched prior to entry, and non-clear bags may require additional screening. Presales include Disney+ Perks, Live Nation, Artist, and VIP Package, with a public onsale also available.

A celebration of Tim Curry’s legacy takes the spotlight at Alex’s Bar with the inaugural Rocky Horror Night. The evening opens with a Rocky Horror trivia challenge that dives into all things The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Teams of four to six can enter for $5 cash per person, and an RSVP is required with the full team present, a team name ready, and cash in hand at sign up. A cash grand prize is on the line. Costumes are strongly encouraged, and the trivia is hosted by Phil and Esther. After the quiz, the energy shifts to a Rocky Horror dance party featuring DJ Mystere and live performances from Bit of Mustard. Drink specials run through the night, and a spooky menu adds to the atmosphere.

An inclusive karate class at Rick Novack Community Center in Hesperia welcomes children, teens, and adults of all abilities, offering a structured environment that supports steady personal growth. Held on Wednesdays, the sessions teach foundational karate skills while building balance, coordination, focus, and confidence. Instruction is paced to each participant, with attention to effort, progress, and respect for self and others. The program fosters self-discipline, emotional regulation, physical strength, teamwork, and positive behavior. No prior experience is needed, and families or caregivers are welcome to observe or participate if that is helpful.

A special midweek edition of the Fourth Saturdays series features a reading presented in partnership with Claremont Graduate University’s Tufts Poetry Awards program and spotlights Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award recipient Jennifer Chang. The event takes place in the Louise Roberts Room at Claremont United Church of Christ. Chang is the author of The History of Anonymity and Some Say the Lark, the latter honored with the 2018 William Carlos Williams Award from the Poetry Society of America. Her poems appear in The New Yorker, The New York Times, American Poetry Review, The Believer, Georgia Review, Yale Review, A Public Space, and Best American Poetry 2012 and 2022. Her essays on poetry and poetics, race, and culture can be found in Los Angeles Review of Books, The Margins, New Literary History, Blackwell’s Companion to the Harlem Renaissance, the Oxford Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature and Culture, and The Volta. She serves as poetry editor of New England Review and teaches at the University of Texas in Austin. Her book An Authentic Life, published by Copper Canyon Press, earned the 2026 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award and has been a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Books will be available for purchase. Fourth Saturdays observes Los Angeles County Covid guidelines, with support for the series provided by Friends of the Claremont Library.

Jamesan Zane and Empowerlogic Studio host a monthly open mic at Knowlwood in Irvine, inviting performers of all genres to share their talents in a welcoming setting. The series takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month. A microphone, PA, grand piano and percussion are available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments to plug in. Signups are offered on site. The venue serves food along with beer and wine, plus shakes and billiards. All ages are welcome and there is no cover.

Get started with woodworking at Collab MakerSpace in a beginner friendly class that blends clear instruction with plenty of hands on practice. The session begins with the essentials, including wood selection, material preparation, and safety gear, then moves into guided use of core shop tools such as the table saw, band saw, miter saw, drill, and a range of hand tools. Participants learn by doing and complete two take home projects, leaving with confidence using tools, materials, and safe techniques. All project supplies are included. Wear long pants and a long sleeve cotton shirt, and secure long hair. Gloves, safety glasses, and a dust mask are provided, and personal gear is welcome. The class runs for two hours, and snacks or a beverage may be brought along. Presented as part of Collab MakerSpace’s DIY basics workshops in a relaxed and supportive setting.

This storytelling walk explores the historic heart of Los Angeles, highlighting haunted lore and unsettling chapters tied to the old Pueblo as it grew from a dusty settlement into a major city. The route visits burial grounds, landmarks, and places where tragedy left lingering tales of restless spirits. Highlights include the Campo Santo by the Placita Church, once a Catholic cemetery for many Indigenous people and early immigrants, with accounts of remains disturbed by later development and an unmarked lot nearby. On Fort Moore Hill, hear about the original Protestant cemetery that was built over without removing the dead and how the site later housed schools and offices before becoming home to the Grand Performing Arts High School. The walk also notes the Old Jewish Cemetery and Old Calvary Cemetery near Chavez Ravine, both largely overtaken by subsequent construction. Within the Pueblo, the Avila Adobe is presented as the city’s oldest surviving residence, a onetime home, hotel, and temporary quarters for U.S. troops, where reports describe the sorrowful presence of Encarnacion Avila, often heard crying and sometimes seen as a figure in a rocking chair on the porch. Nearby, Pico House, the grand hotel created by Pio Pico, is cited for unexplained footsteps and doors found ajar, a reputation intertwined with the former governor’s dramatic rise and fall. The route also visits the site of the Chinese Massacre, where a mob attacked, robbed, and killed residents of Chinatown, and where lingering apparitions are said to haunt a dark alley. At Pelaconi House, the oldest brick structure in the county and now home to La Golondrina Restaurant on Olvera Street, stories focus on La Consuela, known as The Mistress, who has been sighted on the front stairwell. The experience concludes at Union Station with the notorious case of Winnie Ruth Judd, the Tiger Woman or Trunk Murderess, and rumors of apparitions and blood seeping from old trunks in the baggage area. The walk is led by historian and community organizer Shmuel Gonzales, the Barrio Boychik and founder of Boyle Heights History Studios. The group meets outside by the LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes gift shop La Tienda near the entrance to the museum complex close to Olvera Street. It is an easy walk from Union Station and reachable by Metro Rail and MTA bus lines. Public parking is available in nearby lots and rates vary. Union Station also offers all day parking, though spaces can be limited. This is a special event with no cancellations or refunds.

This show welcomes guests ages 3 and up. Every attendee needs their own ticket, regardless of age. There is a Live Nation presale as well as a public on sale. If you plan to sit in the balcony, please note it is accessible only by stairs.

Fastball will appear at The Rooftop at the Fox Theater.

UB40 takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim with a standing-room-only setup. The concert welcomes all ages, and a valid ticket is required for every attendee. Opening performers will be announced, and the lineup may change. Tickets are available through a range of offers, including a public onsale plus presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, Spotify, Live Nation, and HOB Foundation Room Member programs, along with Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets and VIP package options.

Dilated Peoples headlines The Belasco in Los Angeles with support from Coyote and DJ Rhettmatic. The event welcomes all ages and the venue is standing room only. A designated section is available for guests who use wheelchairs and their companions, offered in the order of arrival. For accessibility questions or to request accommodations, contact THEBELASCO@LIVENATION.COM or (213) 531-0580. The schedule and supporting lineup may change without notice. Ticket offerings include a public on sale, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Tagua Tagua and Orlas share the bill at LEF as Tagua Tagua brings the new album RAIO to U.S. audiences. Led by São Paulo songwriter and producer Felipe Puperi, the project moves through Brazilian psychedelia, tropical soul, disco, and hazy guitar pop, with free flowing melodies shaped for live performance. This appearance follows a ten city release tour in Brazil, a stint with White Denim, and a summer trek across Europe. With previous stops at Lollapalooza Brasil and tours with White Denim and The Growlers, Tagua Tagua returns with its most energetic live show yet.

Open mic night at Lone Wolf Brewing Co features live local performances in The Den. Songwriters from across Southern California step up to the mic with original music, turning the space into a showcase of fresh sounds. The setting pairs craft beer with a casual, friendly vibe, making it an easy way to support local artists and enjoy time with good company.

Havok headlines an all ages concert, joined by Hellripper, Slackjaw, and Xoth. Tickets will be available through a public on sale, with presales offered by Live Nation and Ticketmaster.

Experience a free-to-play, gamified trivia night at General Admission Restaurant in Los Angeles with Trivia Tycoon. The competition features rapid-fire questions and creative segments such as the Lightning Round, word scrambles in Oh My Word!, the puzzle-focused Mindsweeper Round, and Hear Me Out, an audio challenge, plus more. The atmosphere blends brainpower with an upbeat vibe, and the menu highlights items like Buffalo cauliflower to complement the action.

1-800-LOVR presents a Halloween-inspired R&B night that explores love's shadowy side. In an immersive setting, desire, passion, obsession, longing, jealousy, and fantasy come to life alongside telltale red flags and the ghosts of could-have-been romances. Move through the experience by calling your lovr, stepping into fantasies, weighing the warnings, meeting those lingering what-ifs, and eventually arriving at the LOVR Lounge. Costumes are encouraged, and a best-in-show will be chosen. The music moves from tender slow jams to unapologetically toxic anthems, with feelings that linger long after the night ends. You may walk away with a new spark or revisit an old one... either way, expect a haunting. 1-800-LOVR... for the yearners.

Veterans Coffee in the Garden is a relaxed gathering in Fullerton that centers on coffee, conversation, and a welcoming garden setting. Presented by Vital Roots Foundation in partnership with the Farmer Veteran Coalition of California, it offers veterans a friendly space to connect with one another and meet people from the local community at 601 Community Center. There are no speeches or expectations, and no gardening experience is needed. Suitable for attending on your own or with a friend. Part of the FVCCA SOIL Initiative and supported by USDA NIFA through the 2501 OAVFR Program, Award No. 2026-48804-47369.

Explore Pilates in a complimentary introductory membership class led by instructor Hsin. The session features a low impact, full body approach that builds core strength, improves posture, increases flexibility, and supports overall alignment. Suitable for all fitness levels, it can help ease everyday aches, reduce the risk of injury, and boost confidence in daily movement.

A free Senior Expo at the Central Park Community Center features local organizations that support seniors and their families. Explore resources, connect with community representatives, and take advantage of included health screenings. Refreshments and prize drawings are also included.

A masquerade-themed business mixer at Staybridge Suites features NACC’s Table Gating, a networking format where attendees circulate among vendor tables to meet local businesses, learn about what they offer, and build meaningful connections. Guests can dress up, bring plenty of business cards, and enjoy appetizers and finger foods along with a cash bar, door prizes, vendor displays, and engaging activities that spark conversation. The gathering takes place in the Staybridge Suites backyard. Admission is free for members and $10 for non-members. Vendor table pricing is $35 for members and $50 for non-members.

Rocknite returns to El Cid with a lineup featuring Brookelen, Sister Gemini, and Raw Power.

Tony-nominated pop and jazz recording artist Ann Hampton Callaway pays tribute to Cole Porter in an evening of classics that span playful wit to heartfelt romance. An inductee of The Women Songwriters Hall of Fame, she is uniquely linked to Porter through their posthumous collaboration on I Gaze in Your Eyes, a highlight of the program. The set features her interpretations of Just One of Those Things, From This Moment On, Night and Day, Every Time We Say Goodbye, and more, along with stories that bring fresh insight into the composer and his world. Appearing at Herb Alpert's Vibrato Grill Jazz, she is joined by John Proulx on piano, Trey Henry on bass, and MB Gordy on drums. Lauded by critics from The New York Times and Musical Theatre Review, Callaway brings celebrated vocal artistry to Porter’s songbook.

Candlelight transforms The Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Orange County into an intimate setting for a live, multi-sensory concert devoted to Halloween-inspired music. The Orchid Quartet leads the program by candlelight, creating a moody atmosphere for familiar themes and classical favorites. The tentative lineup features Thriller by Michael Jackson, Charles Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro Molto from Dmitri Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Ghostbusters, Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Camille Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Modest Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Franz Schubert’s Der Erlkönig, and a medley from Danny Elfman’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 needs to attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seats within each zone are assigned in the order of arrival.

Debbie Stone leads a thoughtful program exploring how American funeral customs have transformed, moving from intimate home vigils of the 19th century often held in so-called death parlors to the professional services common today. Drawing on her experience as a former Mayor of Upland and her family’s long connection to Stone Funeral Home, she shares insights into the cultural changes, local traditions, and evolving etiquette that have shaped the way communities honor loved ones. The talk takes place at the Cooper Museum in Downtown Upland. Admission is free for members, for seniors 55 and older, and for youth under 18, and general admission is $10.

Enjoy a weekly karaoke night each Thursday at El Torito in San Bernardino.

Violet Grohl takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages concert. Entry is general admission with standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

Put your knowledge to work at Wall ST Pizza in Los Angeles during a trivia night that combines food, drinks, and friendly competition. Participation is free and prizes are on offer. Teams of up to six players are welcome. Arrive early for the best choice of seats.

Slow Pulp brings a night of live music to The Wiltern in Los Angeles. Open to all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Security will screen all bags at entry. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional inspection. Event details, including any supporting acts, may change. Ticket access includes multiple options, such as an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, plus a special 4th of July two-pack offer.

Parenting brings both joy and challenges. This supportive parenting group from CPP provides a welcoming place for caregivers to build practical skills, strengthen family connections, and meet others who are navigating similar experiences. Sessions focus on clear and caring communication, setting expectations that match a child’s stage of growth, nurturing emotional self-control, using consistent and constructive discipline, and creating a home atmosphere that helps everyone thrive. Participants can deepen their understanding of children’s developmental and emotional needs, respond more effectively to tough behaviors, reduce stress and the risk of caregiver burnout, and establish healthy routines, boundaries, and family rhythms. The group also offers a respectful, judgment free space to connect with fellow parents. Aligned with CPP’s mission, the program equips caregivers with knowledge, support, and practical tools that foster healthier families and contribute to stronger communities.

This energizing Zumba workout is led by instructor Teo Reyes in Santa Ana, Orange County, California. The single session is ideal for newcomers and welcoming to returning students, offering a supportive environment for all. First time participants can attend for free. No dance experience is required, and all ages and fitness levels are welcome. Space is limited.

An intimate, world premiere chamber musical from David Melville unfolds at Indie Shakes Studio, set a few decades after Shakespeare’s life. A curious Puritan teenager named Cat discovers a trunk of forbidden writings, and with the worldly insight of Agnes, her housemaid newly returned from the American Colony, she falls for the passion, poetry, and drama of Shakespeare’s words. When those cherished texts face destruction, the two weigh whether to defy family, country, and faith to safeguard the plays that have captured their hearts. Created with music, book, and lyrics by David Melville and directed by Leonora Pitts, the production features Christie Coran as Agnes and Jennifer Hardy as Cat, with stage management by Kaitlyn Chaidez. Ghost Songs delves into censorship, bravery, and the spellbinding power of art.

Tom Jones takes the stage at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Don Omar leads the lineup in a performance centered on his headlining set. Supporting acts are subject to change without notice, and there are no refunds or exchanges. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with presales offered via CMN, Ticketmaster, and the venue, along with a Kingdom Fandom presale. VIP packages are also available during both presale and onsale periods.

Halloween fun at Brooks Bar blends painting pre-sketched horror movie canvases with horror film trivia and drinks. The night is hosted by DJ Fusion. Costumes, friends, and a competitive streak are welcome for a lively mix of creativity and movie knowledge.

Whole Lotta Swing brings a Los Angeles premiere that reimagines Led Zeppelin through a jazz lens, with inventive arrangements, improvisation, and high-energy musicianship. Signature songs such as Stairway to Heaven, Black Dog, and Moby Dick are transformed with swing and dynamic solos during this one-night engagement at Catalina Jazz Club. Tickets purchased online receive priority seating, and a single entree or drink minimum applies to all tickets.