Events in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Enjoy a lively Taco Tuesday at Corona Elks Lodge #2045, featuring custom plates and a friendly, festive atmosphere. Choose ground beef or chicken, then pick from tacos, taco boats, or tostadas for $3 each. Quesadillas are $5, or $7 with meat. Bean and cheese burritos are $5, while burritos with meat are $7 and can be served wet on request. A hearty taco salad is $8. Expect tasty food, cold drinks, good company, and a welcoming community vibe.

Educators will be in the Hall of Biodiversity at the Fossil Cart for a Beasts and Bones themed fossil activity that invites hands-on exploration and sensory play. Visitors can look closely at fossils, engage with tactile activities that highlight natural history, and experience a calm setting inspired by prehistoric life. Sensory Hours create a quieter museum visit at the San Bernardino County Museum, with softened lighting and reduced ambient noise to support a comfortable, low sensory environment. These hours are especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including people on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and they remain open to anyone who prefers a more relaxed atmosphere. The education team presents new guided sensory activities in a different exhibit hall each month, which may include touch centered exploration, art projects, or opportunities to interact with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections. Offerings change monthly and are designed to encourage curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive space. Admission is 10 dollars for adults, 8 dollars for military visitors or seniors, 7 dollars for students, and 5 dollars for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Enjoy a community pancake breakfast and poker run on the covered outdoor patio at the Rancho Cucamonga Sports Center, marking the centennial of Route 66 while supporting local preservation. This fundraiser benefits the Route 66 Inland Empire California Association, the nonprofit that cares for the historic Cucamonga Service Station. Proceeds will help build The Garage, an educational space connected to the station, and support ongoing restoration efforts. Tickets are $20 per plate and include pancakes, bacon, and a choice of coffee, orange juice, or water. All ticket proceeds will be donated to IECA for the Cucamonga Service Station. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

At St. Mark's Dog Resort, this one day event provides non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Expect fresher breath and cleaner teeth, with each appointment taking less than an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required. Appointment slots are limited, and additional details are available through the Get Tickets option.

Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion transforms historic Euclid Avenue in Ontario into a massive open-air celebration of car culture. Spanning more than 22 blocks, the event showcases over a thousand classic vehicles, from early Model Ts and vintage Woodies to gleaming hot rods. Admission is free. In addition to the show cars, there are retail vendors and a wide range of food and beverage options. Families can enjoy a dedicated Kids Zone with rides, including a 75-foot Ferris wheel that offers a sky-high view for all ages.

Dive beneath the waves for a playful, family-friendly retelling of a classic mermaid story. With help from a goofy sea turtle and a spirited seahorse, the little mermaid Angelica confronts the villainous Octavia to protect the ocean kingdom. Fresh surprises, a calypso rhythm, and lighthearted comedy blend to create a memorable outing for all ages. For matinee performances, Section 1 tickets are $35 for adults and $21 for children ages 3 to 12, while Section 2 tickets are $31 for adults and $19 for children. Matinee accessible seating is $31 for adults and $19 for children. For evening performances, Section 1 tickets are $33 for adults and $19 for children, while Section 2 tickets are $29 for adults and $17 for children. Evening accessible seating is $29 for adults and $17 for children. All prices include a $2 service charge. Children under 3 are not admitted.

Rose Royce and Tierra Legacy unite for a high-energy celebration of rhythm, soul, and songs that have stood the test of time. Tierra Legacy carries forward the East Los Angeles sound created by the Salas family, blending rock, R&B, jazz, salsa, and Latin rhythms into familiar classics. With original members alongside dynamic new voices, the band honors its rich history while bringing fresh energy to the stage. Sharing the bill, Rose Royce adds its signature R&B and soul with favorites such as "Car Wash," "Wishing on a Star," and "I Wanna Get Next to You." Together these legendary groups showcase smooth harmonies, vibrant performances, and decades of musical heritage in a single unforgettable night.

A casual cars and coffee meet in Corona gathers at Dos Lagos and welcomes all kinds of wheeled vehicles. During the holiday period the show may relocate to different parking lots, though it is still being held at Dos Lagos. To keep things safe and respectful, attendees are asked to avoid engine revving, speeding, and burnouts, drive slowly through Corona, and be considerate of the property and neighboring community.

Spanning more than 22 blocks, this celebration of car culture showcases upwards of 1,000 vintage vehicles, from Model Ts and classic Woodies to gleaming hot rods and more. Admission is free. The festivities feature retail vendors, a wide range of food and beverage options, and a Kids Zone with rides, including a 75-foot Ferris wheel for all ages.

An annual superhero-themed resource fair in the Inland Empire focuses on supporting families of people with disabilities. Attendees can explore community resources, take part in activities, enjoy food, and enter raffles while connecting with other families. Costumes inspired by favorite superheroes are welcome and completely optional. The event is family friendly and open to all ages.

STEAM Saturdays spotlights Dino-Topia in the STEAM Lab, offering simple, hands-on projects created for young children and their families. Children can craft a dinosaur egg puppet, assemble bones with matchsticks, investigate trace fossils, and design a cardboard dinosaur collage. These age-appropriate activities nurture curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while supporting early learning through play, creativity, and guided discovery. Families can explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math together in a welcoming setting. Activities take place during regular STEAM Lab hours and are included with general admission.

Marketplace Extravaganza returns to Crossings at Corona with a new addition, a Kids Market showcasing youth entrepreneurs. Browse goods from more than 50 local makers, enjoy a live DJ, face painting, and family friendly activities. Support the next generation of business owners while discovering unique finds. Vendor opportunities are still available for both the main marketplace and the Kids Market. The event offers shopping and fun throughout the evening.

The Corona extension of the Colton ASL Night Social offers a friendly space for ASL users and learners to connect and chat. All signing levels are welcome. Attendees are welcome to bring snacks, table games, and friends, and are asked to treat everyone with respect.

Save Ferris takes the stage for a live performance at The Arrow Room.

Sunset IE continues its monthly cruise night tradition in its 16th year. Showing costs $5, with 20 awards, a raffle, and a 50/50.

A pirate-themed pub crawl charts a course through seven pubs, gathering at The Flamingo before heading out to roam. This public celebration welcomes everyone, and participants are encouraged to spread the word so more pirates can take part. To keep the peace, rival factions pause their quarrels and everyone treats fellow revelers with respect. Weapons are to be left at home to remain in good standing with local authorities. Plan a safe return by arranging transportation if needed, or consider nearby lodging if home is too far. Keep an eye out for updates. Above all, the aim is simple... have fun, be as kind as a pirate heart allows, and enjoy the company of mates old and new.

The Dogs are back at Hi Brow Pub for a lively night of food, drinks, dancing, and a touch of mischief. Expect nostalgic songs that bring back memories. Arrive early to secure a table and enjoy a full evening of throwback music.

Bowling teams gather at Bowlero Fontana for a trios handicap tournament built around a 630 team entering cap. Each roster must include at least one woman and one man, and the anchor position is reserved for a woman. Entry is $150 per team, or $50 per bowler, and one in five teams will earn a payout. Teams bowl three games using traditional scoring, changing lanes after each game. Handicap is figured as 90 percent of 630 for the team and 90 percent of 220 for each individual. Entering averages are based on the highest USBC book average from 2024/2025 or 2025/2026 with 21 or more games, or the current highest league average with 21 or more games with proof. If no verified average applies, women enter at 175 and men at 200. The field is limited to 40 teams, with a planned team payout for a full field of $900 for first, $600 for second, $525 for third, $450 for fourth, $375 for fifth, $300 for sixth, $225 for seventh, and $150 for eighth. Optional singles are offered in both handicap and scratch for $30 per bowler, with a posted 40-bowler payout of $300 for first, then $200, $150, $120, $90, $60, $45, and $30 through eighth. Additional side action is available, including handicap and scratch side pots at $15 per bowler, handicap and scratch eliminators at $10 per bowler, and forward and reverse brackets at $5 per bowler per bracket.

LUE Productions presents an end-of-summer funk celebration with a reggae twist at The Hidden Gem. Expect a lively mix of live music, stand-up and games, headlined by Official Biz bringing high-energy funk, with a special appearance by comedian Anthony Stone and reggae selections from DJ Demico. The bill also features Just Being Lue by Lue Dowdy and Yaddida Page, plus additional surprise performers throughout the night. The experience goes beyond the stage with raffles, giveaways and a singles-only Spades tournament. Tournament entry is $30 per player, and the champion earns 50 percent of the prize pot, a trophy and other prizes. Food and drinks will be available. Doors open first, then the Spades tournament kicks off before an evening of live performances keeps the vibe going. Multiple ticket options are offered. General admission is available, and VIP packages include VIP at $50 with reserved seating in the back section and one event ticket, VIP Plus at $60 with middle-section seating, one event ticket and a complimentary glass of champagne, and The Ultimate VIP Experience at $450 with a reserved table for four, dinner for the group, four raffle tickets and bottle service.

Matthew West brings the Jesus Is King Tour to Packinghouse Christian Fellowship in Redlands with special guest Peter Burton. Expect a mix of new music like Good and Jesus Is King alongside favorites such as Don’t Stop Praying, The God Who Stays, Unashamed, and Truth Be Told. Entry is organized in tiers for VIP, early entry, and general admission, and the schedule is subject to change. To protect attendees from fraudulent resales, third party ticket selling is not allowed on TPR event pages. For guaranteed tickets and the latest updates, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet.

Stage Red Fontana hosts a live performance featuring Baby Bash. General admission is standing room only. Doors open before the show. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

A return to The Hi Brow Lounge brings a rock-filled night at a fun music venue appreciated by loyal regulars. High energy and a spirited atmosphere set the tone... rocking with a vengeance from start to finish.

The Citrus Blossom Fall Market brings a seasonal shopping experience to Edwards Mansion Wedding & Special Events Venue, a historic setting for a day of local finds. Browse offerings from more than 100 local vendors, sample options from food trucks, and enjoy free mimosas. The event is family friendly and dog friendly, features a kids jumper at no cost, and offers free admission and parking.

The City of Fontana provides a recurring low cost mobile clinic for dogs and cats at Fontana Dog Park. Services include vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more. Appointments are not necessary. Attendees should bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. This clinic takes place on select Saturdays and Sundays each month. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

An anniversary square dance marks 33 years with Sunkissed Squares, highlighting friendship, music, and lively movement on the floor. The celebration offers plenty of swinging and do-si-do as participants honor over three decades of fun together. Dancing is MS/PLUS.

Journey USA will appear at Lewis Family Playhouse in Rancho Cucamonga.

Cheech Marin takes the stage for a live appearance that traces a path from groundbreaking comedy and film work to a far reaching role in the art world. Recognized by generations as part of Cheech and Chong, he is also a major advocate and collector of Chicano art, having assembled since the mid 1980s one of the most notable private collections of its kind. He reflects on the journey from counterculture standout to founder of the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture in Riverside, California, offering perspectives on representation, preservation, and how Chicano art continues to grow within contemporary culture.

At The Arrow Room, Lil Rob and Mellow Man Ace share the stage for a night rooted in hip hop history and chart success. Lil Rob, an American rapper, broke through nationally when Summer Nights earned widespread airplay, climbing to No. 36 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 13 on the Hot Rap Tracks chart. His follow up, Bring Out The Freak In You, also made the charts, reaching No. 85 on the Hot 100 and No. 20 on Hot Rap Tracks. The spotlight opened doors to film cameos in Dirty and Big Stan, and he has collaborated with artists including E-40, Ice Cube, Kid Frost, Paul Wall, The Game, Pitbull, N.O.R.E., Bizzy Bone, Baby Bash, Fat Joe, Flo Rida, MC Magic, and Cuco. He and Mr. Shadow also recorded together as the Mayhem Click. Mellow Man Ace brings a style that blends romance themed rap, bilingual flows, and clever novelty rhymes. His Capitol debut, Escape From Havana, featured production by the Dust Brothers and Def Jef, and yielded the hit single Mentirosa, which rose to No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100. His catalog includes The Brother with Two Tongues, From the Darkness into the Light, Vengo a Cobrar on Dimelo Records, Ghetto Therapy created with his brother Sen Dog of Cypress Hill, Restoring Order, and the single South Gate. He is also a founding member of Cypress Hill and part of the Latin Alliance project.

CODICIADO brings the Así Es La Vida Tour to Toyota Arena with a single-artist lineup. Enjoy a full set from CODICIADO. Ticket access is offered in stages, including presales from the artist, Ticketmaster, the venue, Live Nation, and VIP package options, followed by a public sale.

STEAM Saturdays presents Monster Mash in the STEAM Lab with a series of simple, hands-on monster-themed crafts created for young children and their families. Kids can make creatures with clothespins, turn coffee filters into monsters, transform paper bags into playful characters, paint a spider web using a white crayon resist watercolor technique, and try a Frankenstein design painted with a fork. These activities encourage early learning through play and inspire curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life. Families can explore together, ask questions, and spark an interest in science and discovery. Activities are part of regular STEAM Lab programming and included with general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, and wristbands are available at Guest Services.

Pet Supplies Plus in Upland hosts an affordable pet vaccine event featuring a convenient mobile clinic for dogs and cats. No appointment is required, and pets should arrive ready for check-in, with dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and additional options provided by the Vet Care Pet Clinic team. Spanish-speaking support is available.

Chayanne brings the Bailemos Otra Vez Tour to Toyota Arena, with Chayanne featured on the lineup. Ticket options include presales and VIP packages, along with a general public onsale. All purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Meet fellow adventurers at a travel presentation introducing a new club for people who prefer exploring in good company. The program focuses on building friendships, finding future travel partners, and learning about upcoming itineraries such as Fall Colors and Lighthouses of the Great Lakes, America’s Historic East, a Culinary Journey through Tuscany, Music Cities Christmas, and options planned for 2027. Light refreshments will be available. Hosted at Gibson Senior Center. For more information, call (909) 981-4501.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Smudgepot Brewing Company with a different roster at each show. Look for comics with television and podcast credits and a lineup that changes from one performance to the next.

Sunglasses Band performs a set of favorite 80s tunes and mixes in selections from other decades for a varied playlist.

Garage Rods presents a car and motorcycle show at Cable Airport in Upland, California. Highlights include a car giveaway presented by Riverside Chevrolet. The event supports Strides Against Breast Cancer for the American Cancer Society, and organizers describe it as their best show yet as the brand continues to grow. Further updates are anticipated.

Children can bring imaginative creatures to life by crafting paper bag monster puppets, decorating them with eyes, teeth, and other playful or spooky details. Part of the Second Saturdays series at Victor Valley Museum, this hands-on activity offers a relaxed, welcoming setting where families create together, spark curiosity, and engage with science and culture. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under and museum members receive free entry. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

The Annual All Class Reunion at Finkbiner Park is seeking classmates from the Class of 1970. The group gathers under the oak trees on the Cullen side of the park, with banners for the Class of 1970 to help locate the spot. Admission is free. Bring your own chair, lunch, drinks, and anything else you would like to have while you are there. Spend time catching up with longtime friends, reconnecting with others, or starting new friendships with classmates you did not know in high school.

Experience a carnival inspired fall celebration with activities for all, opportunities to win prizes, and shopping at local booths. Additional details will be provided soon.

Toyota Arena hosts Staind’s Break The Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour, with Seether, Hoobastank, and Hinder also on the bill. All supporting acts are subject to change without notice, and there are no refunds or exchanges. Ticket access includes presales through the Staind and Seether fan clubs, Ticketmaster, the venue, Citi cardmember options, and Live Nation. VIP packages are available during presale and onsale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets are offered. A public onsale is also planned.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer Max Weinberg, known for his work with Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band, brings an interactive Jukebox concert to Dos Lagos Amphitheater. The crowd steers the set by choosing from a catalog of more than 200 classic rock favorites, making each performance unique and high energy. Tickets are on sale now.

Staind, Seether, Hoobastank, and Hinder take the stage together for a concert at Toyota Arena in Ontario, California. This event brings all four acts to one location with live performances from each band.

This show brings together Oingo Boingo Former Members with Dramarama also set to perform. Supporting performers may change without advance notice. All ticket purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges.

Experience an evening of rock favorites from past and present at Glendora Continental, mixing timeless classics with modern hits.

An open mic night at Ontario Improv Comedy Club features unassigned seating that fills in order of arrival, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. There is a one item minimum purchase in the showroom. Entry ranges from free to $5 and the event is for ages 21 and up. Using phones, taking photos, or recording video is not allowed while performances are underway. All purchases are final. Tickets are sold only through the official Improv website, and resales are prohibited; orders suspected of being bought for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. For group sales, contact the venue’s events team to discuss reserved seating and special menu options. For questions or assistance, reach out to Ontario Improv or consult the venue’s FAQ.

The local business community meets at Eagle Glen Golf Club for a morning focused on networking, community updates, and practical insights. A featured keynote speaker provides timely information, outlines current initiatives, and addresses key issues affecting the region. It is an opportunity to connect with peers, hear what is happening locally, and begin the day informed and engaged.

Faultline Fest is a community focused, family friendly celebration at The Epicenter in Rancho Cucamonga. The daytime Family Zone offers free entry, activities for all ages, local vendors, great food, and plenty to explore. As evening arrives, the energy turns to ticketed concerts with notable acts delivering memorable performances. Whether the interest is music, food, or time with family and friends, the festival highlights culture, creativity, and community in Rancho Cucamonga. Details on the concert lineup will be shared.

The 11th Annual Combat Cancer Walk brings the community together at The Shops at Dos Lagos to support local women facing breast and gynecological cancers. The morning starts with an uplifting opening ceremony, followed by a family-friendly walk around the lake. After the walk, the experience continues with an interactive vendor marketplace, local shopping, food options, live entertainment, kids activities, survivor celebrations and tributes, team and fundraising awards, and other surprises. Whether honoring a loved one, celebrating survivorship, remembering someone special, or seeking a meaningful way to give back, participants will find a welcoming space. Participation options include individual registration, forming a team, fundraising, event sponsorships, and volunteer opportunities.

A.K. Smiley Public Library’s Southern California in Film is a continuing series, launched in 2019, that celebrates the region’s cinematic heritage by presenting movies that highlight its striking landscapes and layered history. The lineup brings together beloved comedies and landmark dramas from Hollywood’s Golden Age through more recent years, telling stories that could only unfold in Southern California. Featured selections include The Karate Kid (PG), Devil in a Blue Dress (R), The Naked Gun (PG-13), The Player (R), We Bought the Zoo (PG), The Graduate (PG), The Ring (Not Rated), Poltergeist (PG), Blade Runner (R), and A Star is Born (Not Rated). Screenings are free and open to the public thanks to the support of donors to Smiley Library. Presentations take place in the Contemporary Club. Not all films are suitable for all audiences, and the schedule may change. For details or updates, call (909) 798-7632.

Sunset IE hosts its monthly cruise night, celebrating 16 years of this tradition. There is a $5 show fee. Highlights include twenty awards, a raffle, and a 50/50.

Stage Red Fontana hosts La Original Banda El Limón with Equipo Activo also performing. General admission is standing room only. Refunds and exchanges are not available.

The 25th annual Inland Empire Walk & Roll to Cure ALS brings the community together at Miller Park for a meaningful day of support and remembrance. Participants take part in honor of people living with ALS, in memory of loved ones, and in solidarity with the entire ALS community, creating an experience filled with purpose and fun. Fundraising from the event helps accelerate progress toward discovering treatments and cures for ALS.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Toyota Arena in Ontario, California, with Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. This Fall run spans 16 cities across the United States and highlights favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from his recent album, Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. For ticket protection, third party resale on TPR event pages is not permitted, and tickets purchased through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed.

Phil Wickham takes the stage for a live performance at Toyota Arena in Ontario, California.

Discover the minerals that shape everyday life during a calm Sensory Hours session centered on hands-on exploration at the Mineral Cart in the Hall of Earth Sciences. In the Minerals Rocks! gallery on the second floor, museum educators lead activities where visitors can examine specimens up close, handle different textures, notice distinct scents, and sift through kinetic sand bins as part of the sensory play experience. Sensory Hours provide a quieter, low-stimulation setting at the San Bernardino County Museum, with softened lighting to support visitors who prefer a gentler environment. The program is especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and it is open to anyone who enjoys exploring at a relaxed pace. Each month, the education team features a different exhibit hall with guided activities that may include tactile discovery, art-making, or interactions with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections. Offerings vary month to month and are designed to inspire curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive setting. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children five and under. Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

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.

Ontario Sports Empire celebrates its official opening with a full day focused on sport, music, and community. The entire complex comes to life at once, with fields and activity zones hosting skill clinics, friendly challenges, and live entertainment. The festivities begin with a ribbon cutting, followed by opportunities to meet professional athletes and explore everything happening across the venue.

An American Sign Language social gathering that serves as the Corona extension of the Colton ASL Night Social. Participants at any signing level are welcome to enjoy relaxed conversation in a friendly setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring snacks, tabletop games, and friends. The environment prioritizes kindness and respect for everyone.

Spooky Squares Square Dance offers a Halloween-themed evening of square dancing filled with lively music and exciting calls. Wear your spookiest costume and enjoy MS/PLUS dancing for a festive night on the floor.

A free Senior Expo at the Central Park Community Center offers a chance to meet local organizations that support seniors and their families. Attendees can take part in prize drawings, enjoy refreshments, and access on-site health screenings.

Don Omar brings The Last King World Tour to Toyota Arena. The lineup centers on Don Omar, and any supporting acts may change without notice. All ticket purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. Ticket access includes a public onsale and several presales, including CMN, Ticketmaster, venue, and Kingdom Fandom options, along with VIP packages.

A two-day expo dedicated to stamping and scrapbooking takes place at the Ontario Convention Center, with everything set in Exhibit Halls A-B.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween themed crafting getaway at Azure Hotel & Suites in Ontario. Enjoy hours of creative time with fellow crafters, take part in a costume contest and a table decorating challenge, and take advantage of the easy walk to the SSBE Expo at the Ontario Convention Center. This gathering is independent of the SSBE, and Rockin’ Paper Designz will be on hand for crafting supplies. The three day crop is priced at $185 and includes complimentary wireless internet, power at your table, free parking, water and snacks, a six foot workspace per attendee with table depth based on hotel availability, and convenient access to a restaurant and bar on site with additional dining options nearby. Attend for the day or make it a longer stay; lodging is not included in the crop fee, and an optional room block is available under Glitter On Top Retreats. Each participant pays $185 per person, with a $92.50 deposit due at registration and the remaining balance due 90 days before the event. Crop fees are nonrefundable, though transfers to another individual are permitted with a name change arranged through the organizers. Attendees must be 18 or older, and group seating requests can be noted so friends can sit together.

Celebrate Halloween Eve in Upland with a night of vintage soul paired with high-energy rock delivered by two standout bands. Your Checkered Past opens the show with driving, dance-ready rock. Rehabbed follows with a heartfelt tribute to Amy Winehouse, featuring favorites such as Valerie, You Know I’m No Good, Rehab, and Back to Black. Costumes are encouraged, especially classic looks, and black and white or checkered outfits fit the theme. A full bar will be available, and there is no cover charge, so expect a lively night that goes late.

Piff the Magic Dragon delivers a one of a kind mix of dry wit, tight sleight of hand, and an offbeat stage persona. He jokes about being the “loser” of America’s Got Talent, yet his résumé says otherwise, with honors that include Magic Castle Magician of the Year, winner of TBS’ Tournament of Laughs, and a place on Variety’s Top Ten Comics to Watch. In Las Vegas, he made history by sweeping Best Comedian, Best Magician, and Best Headliner at the Best of Las Vegas Awards. Teaming up with his co-star, Mr. Piffles, the world’s only magic performing chihuahua, he has headlined the Flamingo Hotel and Casino since 2015, entertaining more than half a million guests. Expect a dragon suit, a sharp tongue, and precision tricks that reshape what a magic show can be. The result is clever, surprising, and just ridiculous enough to keep everyone grinning. Content advisory: the dragon may persuade audience members to hand over treats.

The Brass Tap - Corona hosts a Halloween show featuring Jonny Miller Jr & Suns, delivering a mix of Americana covers and original songs. Based in the Inland Empire, this multi-album singer-songwriter and folk revivalist leads with gritty vocals and acoustic guitar, accented by lively harmonica and a tambourine strapped to his foot. The set spans Americana, country, rock, blues, and indie bluegrass. Percussionist Mike Wilson joins the lineup. This is a free, all-ages concert inside the bar and restaurant, open to patrons of The Brass Tap.

The OldSkool 66 Cruzers Toy Drive and Car Show takes place at Upland Memorial Park and welcomes the public. To enter a car in the show, bring 20 along with an unwrapped toy. Attendees can explore vendor booths, take part in raffles, and see trophies awarded. Entertainment features Rock with a Vengeance.

Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar joins Ballet Folklórico del Río Grande for a Día de los Muertos production that celebrates life, remembrance, and cultural roots. Live mariachi music pairs with the color and precision of folklórico dance, featuring vivid costumes, energetic movement, and a heartfelt tribute to loved ones who have gone before. The program honors Mexico’s musical heritage with salutes to iconic artists such as Vicente Fernández, Pedro Infante, and Lucha Villa. Presented in two separate performances, this thoughtfully crafted experience blends celebration with remembrance and invites meaningful reflection.

Caifanes performs at Toyota Arena. Ticket access is available through a venue presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Celebrate the season with Fall-tastic, a STEAM Saturdays series filled with simple, autumn-inspired projects tailored for young learners and their families. Children can capture leaf textures with rubbings, turn thumbprints into acorns and trees, craft a playful pie from a paper plate, and experiment with apple printing. These age-appropriate activities foster creativity, curiosity about the natural world, and sensory exploration in a welcoming museum setting, giving families meaningful time to make and discover together. Activities are offered during regular STEAM Lab hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry is in place for the STEAM Lab, and wristbands are available at Guest Services.

Don McLean, a GRAMMY Award honoree, an inductee of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and a BBC Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, brings a legacy that has shaped American music. Rising out of New York’s folk scene in the late 1960s, he created enduring songs such as "Vincent (Starry, Starry Night)" and "Castles in the Air," along with the cultural landmark "American Pie," which is archived in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry and recognized among the most significant songs of the 20th century. His work has been interpreted by artists from Madonna and Drake to Garth Brooks and "Weird Al" Yankovic, reflecting influence that spans genres and generations. This event spotlights a storyteller whose music continues to connect through its depth, feeling, and lasting relevance.

At Ophelia's Jump Productions, a concert celebrates the classic sounds of the 60s and early 70s, spotlighting the music of Joni Mitchell alongside favorites by Bob Dylan, the Mamas and the Papas, Judy Collins, Cat Stevens, and more. This tribute to Joni Mitchell blends beloved songs with the stories and spirit behind them for an engaging evening of music. The performance features Kim Eberhardt, Steve Siegel, Greg Emigh, and Kevin Herrera. Tickets are $20 with a one drink minimum. Seating is first come, first served, and parking is free.

Ramon Ayala brings "Historia De Un Final" to Toyota Arena. The lineup features Ramon Ayala. All ticket purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges.

The Sunglasses Band brings a night of 80s dance tunes to Glendora Continental. Expect upbeat music that keeps the dance floor moving. Dancing shoes and shades are encouraged.

Children can delve into the art of coil pottery in a hands-on clay activity created in honor of Native American Heritage Month. Young makers will shape and stack clay coils to build their own small pots while learning about one of the oldest ceramic techniques practiced by Indigenous cultures. As part of Second Saturdays, this relaxed and welcoming program is designed for families to create together, explore curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. The event takes place at Victor Valley Museum. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and museum members receive free admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Presented by BeckOnStage Productions, The Best of Broadway invites audiences on a musical tour of songs that have resonated across generations, from classics to today’s hits. The program features selections from South Pacific, Fiddler on the Roof, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and West Side Story, along with modern favorites from Wicked, Dear Evan Hansen, Hamilton, and Ragtime. A cast of powerhouse vocalists performs with a dynamic live band as vivid projections set the mood for each number, delivering a blend of emotion, spectacle, and high-energy showmanship. Whether someone has loved Broadway for years or is experiencing it for the first time, this performance offers a wide-ranging celebration of the stage.

The lineup features The Sugarhill Gang in a general admission, standing room only show. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged. The event has been moved to a new date, and tickets previously purchased for the earlier date will be honored.

The Dogs make their way back to Hi Brow Pub for a night of food, drinks, dancing, and spirited revelry. Arrive early to secure a table and enjoy a set filled with nostalgic favorites.

Sensory Hours offers a quieter way to explore the San Bernardino County Museum, and this month the focus at the Hall of History’s History Cart is a pinch pot activity. Museum educators will lead hands-on experiences inspired by Native American Heritage Month, such as shaping pinch pots, trying out seed crushing, and taking part in calming sensory play connected to traditional materials and cultural practices. During this time, lighting is dimmed and overall sound is lowered to support a comfortable, low-sensory visit. The environment is especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and it is open to anyone who prefers a relaxed pace. Each month the education team introduces fresh sensory activities in a different exhibit space, which may include tactile exploration, art projects, or opportunities to handle natural materials related to the museum’s collections. Activities change monthly and are designed to spark curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive setting. Admission is 10 dollars for adults, 8 dollars for military guests or seniors, 7 dollars for students, and 5 dollars for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free. Museum Foundation members receive 50% off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Celebrate the cult favorite CLUE: The Movie with a special Ultra High Definition screening hosted by original star Lesley Ann Warren, who portrayed Miss Scarlet. The program features an onstage conversation, behind-the-scenes stories, a Q&A with attendees, and more. This comedy mystery, inspired by the classic board game, showcases a star-studded cast that includes Eileen Brennan as Mrs. Peacock, Tim Curry as Wadsworth, Madeline Kahn as Mrs. White, Christopher Lloyd as Professor Plum, Michael McKean as Mr. Green, Martin Mull as Colonel Mustard, and Lesley Ann Warren as Miss Scarlet. The whodunit unfolds in 1954 at a New England mansion where six strangers gather for dinner, drinks, and a twist of murder.

An ASL social gathering in the Corona area that extends the Colton ASL Night Social. All signing levels are welcome. Attendees can bring snacks, table games, and friends. Everyone is asked to be respectful of all participants.

Only one day remains in the Black Friday event, and items are available in limited quantities until inventory runs out.

This Tiki Kings special event from Speed Track Roller at Thankscrimmage, hosted by Prison City Roller Derby at The Rinks Corona Inline, is a Dash mini competition with time trials for seeding followed by heats, quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals. It culminates with the crowning of the Speed Track Roller Derby Speed Track Thankscrimmage Champion.

Settle into a calming, hands-on chunky blanket workshop led by Christina’s Calm Creations, where you will hand knit a cozy throw without using needles. Beginners and seasoned makers are equally supported as Christina guides everyone through each step to complete a full-size blanket, roughly 40 by 60 inches. Work with plush, thick yarn in warm, earthy tones such as ivory, light gray, brown or beige, or sage, with projects completed in a single color. Everything needed to make one blanket is provided, along with friendly instruction. The gathering takes place at Mt. Baldy Brewing, creating a festive backdrop with holiday music and creative energy, making it a great pick for a friends night out, a date, a girls night, early gift making, or simply an easygoing evening before the season gets busy. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue, and outside drinks are not allowed. Seating is limited, and tweens are welcome when accompanied by a ticketed adult.

The Avalanche Sale brings a multi-day ski and snowboard marketplace to the Ontario Convention Center. Attendees can shop alpine skis, snowboards, boots, bindings, and a wide selection of winter clothing and accessories such as helmets, gloves, and goggles to gear up for the season. Only new merchandise is offered, and used customer gear is not accepted.

Phat Cat Swinger brings lively retro showmanship to Redlands Bowl in a holiday concert crafted to be memorable.