Events in Rialto today

Help reduce community cat overpopulation through a Trap Neuter Return service day held on the fourth Tuesday of each month. The Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center humanely traps, vaccinates, microchips, spays or neuters, ear tips, and returns community cats to their outdoor homes to stabilize colonies and prevent new litters. To participate, bring cats in a covered humane trap labeled with the cat’s name and the trapper’s name. Carriers, boxes, and crates are not accepted, and there is one cat per trap. All community cats will be ear tipped. There is a limit of four community cats per person. No appointment is required, and admission closes when the maximum of 40 patients is reached. The fee is $65. Trap rentals are available from MSRPAC at $5 per day or $20 per week with a $75 deposit refunded upon return. Community cat resources are available, including a TNR guide for beginners and cold weather tips for building an outdoor shelter.

Explore the elegance and passion of Argentine Tango with a progressive, welcoming class series in Riverside. Each session is designed to build strong technique, refined posture, and confident footwork. New and experienced dancers can deepen connection and creativity for the social dance floor. The class is structured with focused technique training followed by guided social tango practice that develops flow, improvisation, partner connection, and thoughtful floorcraft. Pricing options include a $15 drop-in, a pre-paid package of 6 classes for $70, or 10 classes for $120, with payment accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Wear comfortable clothing, and specialized tango shoes are not required, as dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes are suitable. Because tango is danced in close embrace, attentive personal hygiene is important. Sessions take place at Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School inside the Platt College building.

Adults who are curious about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu can get started in a supportive, low-pressure workshop created for complete beginners. Hosted by EDJ School of Jiu Jitsu Riverside, it introduces the fundamentals of this gentle, technique-focused martial art, emphasizes practical self-defense that uses leverage instead of brute force, and delivers a functional full-body workout that builds core strength, flexibility, and endurance. It also offers a healthy way to relieve stress and a chance to connect with a community of adults who support one another. Over 90 minutes, instructors explain key concepts and how BJJ works, lead a straightforward movement warm-up, and teach a small set of essential self-defense techniques, typically two to three, so newcomers can take confident first steps on the mats.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. offers no cost weekly groceries for the Riverside community. On-site registration is available and no ID is required. Guests are encouraged to bring wagons, carts, boxes, or bags to carry food, and fresh produce is often included. Hot meals are provided on select days for unhoused guests. For details, call (951) 977-6560. To support the outreach, contributions can be made via Venmo at @lighthouseofhope or through Zelle at (951) 977-6560.

Rayland Baxter brings his live show to Farm House Collective in Riverside, presented by (((folkYEAH!))). The concert welcomes attendees of every age, and all purchases are final.

Dropkick Murphys light up the stage with thunderous rhythms, searing guitar riffs, and the signature cry of bagpipes. The result is a rousing, full-throttle concert experience that hits hard and stays with you. Expect volume, attitude, and a performance built to be remembered.

Bluey's Big Play is scheduled at Fox Performing Arts Center. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for every attendee. The event schedule is subject to change. Ticketing includes presale options, including Live Nation and Bluey presales, as well as a VIP package offering.

Karaoke night takes place every Thursday.

Riverside Municipal Auditorium hosts The Front Bottoms with 11 Years of Back On Top, welcoming attendees ages 3 and up. A ticket is required for every person, regardless of age. The balcony is accessible only by stairs. The schedule is subject to change. Ticketing options listed include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and an artist presale.

Experience a candlelit celebration of Maná’s music at First Congregational Church of Riverside, where a string quartet brings beloved songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The tentative setlist includes Oye Mi Amor, Labios Compartidos, En el Muelle de San Blas, Mariposa Traicionera, Amor Clandestino, Te Lloré Un Río, Bendita Tu Luz, El Rey Tiburón, Clavado en un Bar, Vivir Sin Aire, and Rayando el Sol. The performance lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Seating is arranged by zone and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Multiple dates and times are available. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artist or their representatives.

Families are welcome, as the event admits ages 3 and up, and every person will need a ticket to enter. There are designated door opening and show start times, though the schedule may change. Ticket access includes a public on-sale, as well as Early Bird and Live Nation presale options.

My Hero Academia in Concert comes to the Fox Performing Arts Center for an all-ages performance. Every attendee, including children, must have their own ticket to enter. Tickets are available through a fan presale, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale.

Baby Bash takes the stage at Stage Red Fontana. The event is general admission without reserved seating, and attendees should expect to stand for the show. All sales are final, with no refunds or ticket exchanges available.

Centered on the theme Our Health Matters, the 3rd Inland Empire Black Health and Fitness Business Expo is a free, family-friendly community event that celebrates wellness and empowerment. A dynamic group of panelists dedicated to advancing health in the Black community will share experience across fitness, nutrition, mental health, and holistic care, offering practical tools and personal perspectives. Conversations will acknowledge challenges, highlight victories, and present solutions that encourage healthier, more vibrant lives. The expo also features vendors and opportunities to connect with health and fitness businesses.

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.

The San Bernardino Card Show is a two-day card show in San Bernardino. Vendor tables can be purchased.

Take a new Harley for a spin, then receive a select Harley T-shirt to remember the experience. Knowledgeable staff will be available to answer questions, share tips, and help match bikes to your riding style. Attendees can also find special discounts on pre-owned motorcycles and licensed Harley gear. This is a free event, and an advance RSVP is encouraged to reserve a spot. For complete details, contact the dealer.

Renowned vocalist Robert Plant takes the stage at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland for a concert that spotlights his unmistakable voice and roots-rock drive. The set draws on blues, folk, and rock and includes classic songs that reflect his decades-spanning career. It is a powerful live experience that honors his rich musical legacy.

Choose from 5k, 10k, 15k, or half marathon distances at Ryan Bonaminio Park. Participants can look forward to complimentary photos and race videos captured by two photographers, official results, and a scenic course with a lively atmosphere. The experience is walker friendly and welcoming for families, and each entrant receives a drawstring bag filled with assorted goodies and snacks. Organizers highlight standout medals, competitive pricing, and a friendly community, with group discounts available. They also note that more races are on the way.

Men I Trust appears at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a live show. Guests ages three and older are welcome, and every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age. The balcony can be reached only by stairs, so plan accordingly for accessibility needs. The schedule is subject to change.