Events in Riverside County today

Cars & Coffee Corona brings together enthusiasts at Dos Lagos in Corona for an open meet welcoming all types of wheeled vehicles. During the holiday season the gathering may move to different parking lots, but it is currently held at Dos Lagos. To help protect the show, attendees are asked to avoid revving, speeding, and burnouts, drive slowly through the city, and be respectful of the property and surrounding neighborhood.

At AutoZone in Riverside, used motor oil is accepted for recycling and participants can exchange up to two used oil filters for new ones at no cost. An email voucher claimed in advance is required. Bring the voucher, up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container, and as many as two used oil filters to receive up to two new oil filters of equal or lesser value. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Riverside.

Participants come together for a pink-themed walk on El Paseo with Palm Springs Cruisin’ Association, showing support for the Desert Cancer Foundation and for local families impacted by cancer. This community event centers on solidarity and awareness as people walk side by side.

Autozone in San Jacinto hosts a used oil recycling and filter exchange where participants can recycle motor oil and swap up to two used oil filters for new ones. To take part, first obtain a voucher for two free filters, then drain and store up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. At the event, present the email voucher along with the container of used oil and up to two used filters to receive up to two new filters of equal or lesser value. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of San Jacinto.

WBV presents its annual pancake breakfast fundraiser at Wildomar VFW. Enjoy a hearty plate of pancakes with eggs and sausage, plus coffee. DeJong's milk and chocolate milk will also be available. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children 8 and under.

At Perris Indoor Skydiving, Wind Warriors offers targeted coaching that links indoor flight to outdoor skydiving for newly licensed jumpers and students cleared for solo. Free coaching led by Perris Organizers is available on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, creating a consistent, supportive path that carries from the tunnel to the sky with Perris L.O.s involved throughout the day. Participants can sharpen belly and back flying skills, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches within the Skydive Perris community. Sessions require a minimum of 10 minutes of flight time, with options priced at $135 for 10 minutes, $250 for 20 minutes, or $360 for 30 minutes, and tips for coaches are welcome. Flight time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional $10 plus tax. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Spend a full 12 hours immersed in scrapbooking and crafting at a studio-hosted open crop that emphasizes simplicity, creativity, and community. Each crop is limited to 15 participants and is priced at $40 for the day. A prepay option is available in which purchasing six crops provides a seventh at no cost with code PREPAY6FOR7. Every attendee receives an individual workstation that includes a 5-foot table, a comfortable chair, a light source, power, Wi‑Fi, and a trash can. On-site amenities feature a full-size refrigerator with filtered water and ice, a coffee maker and Keurig, and a microwave, along with complimentary coffee, cream, sweetener, and snacks. Bring your own lunch and dinner or pick up food locally. A shared tools area provides access to trimmers, border punches, a border maker system, a custom cutting system, a Cricut, die cut and embossing machines, self-healing mats, a cutting table, an iron and ironing board, a quilt design board, and scrapbooking supplies by CM.

Explore a farm stand filled with fresh produce and curated local items, including pickles, honey, and sourdough bread, all in one convenient stop.

This annual Armies on Parade event showcases hobby boards and armies within a display area up to 2' x 2', and smaller layouts are welcome. All entries must use Games Workshop miniatures painted to at least Battle-Ready standards, with bases finished. Each participant may submit one entry per category and may also take part on multiple teams within the team category. Categories include Skirmish Warband for full teams from skirmish games such as K/T, Warcry, Necromunda, Underworlds, and Blood Bowl. Battlehost covers Combat Patrol, Spearhead, Battlemarch for Old World, and Zone Mortalis for Horus Heresy, and Combat Patrols can be drawn from 10th or the new 11th edition forces. Armies on Terrain highlights miniatures presented on a diorama style board with terrain and can feature any number of models without requiring a full army. Team features a board painted by two or more people and can include terrain or be terrain free. Youngbloods is for entrants ages 16 and under with parent or guardian permission and can be a single model, any size force, or a diorama. Please remain with your display. The store is not responsible for damage or loss of miniatures. All boards must be collected the same day.

An indoor skydiving club for ages 5 to 17 brings young flyers together to learn from experienced instructors, sharpen body-flying skills, and spend time with peers who share their interest. Equipment is provided. Each session is limited to 10 participants, and the price is $95 per child per session. To reserve a spot, call (951) 657-1664.

La Raza Run 2026 presents vintage motorcycles along with music, food vendors, and craft vendors. Hop on, hop off train rides are included with admission.

Connect with new people through board games at an LGBTQ+ social group that welcomes beginners and seasoned players alike. Whether you prefer quick party picks or deep strategy, there is an inviting table for you to play, chat, and have fun. Feel free to bring a favorite game or a snack to share, or simply come as you are.

Enjoy live acoustic music at Galleano Winery.

Learn the essentials of Medicare in a small round table discussion focused on clear, practical guidance. Attendance is limited to 12 participants to keep the conversation personal in an office conference room setting. Topics include whether you need to enroll at 65, how to choose between Medicare Advantage and a Medicare Supplement, whether your doctors will be covered, and how to avoid costly mistakes and penalties. The session is strictly educational with no sales pitch and no pressure.

Yum Food Fest returns to The Shops at Palm Desert with two days of global night market inspiration, turning the center into a culinary adventure where food, culture, and community meet. Celebrating its sixth year, the festival brings new interactive food experiences, memorable flavors, and a lineup of vendors from across Southern California and beyond. Expect live entertainment, artisan vendors, a full beer garden, and family-friendly activities, continuing an annual tradition in the Coachella Valley. General admission is $7 in advance online plus fees or $10 at the door if available. Children 12 and under, first responders, veterans, and seniors receive free entry. Live performances, experiences, and participating food trucks and vendors will be announced. Presented with support from the City of Palm Desert.

The Fellowship Committee of Faith Lutheran Church presents a free bingo gathering in the church’s Fellowship Hall. Enjoy friendly games with snacks and opportunities for fellowship. All are welcome, and friends are encouraged to come along.

Marking 26 years, this medieval themed fundraiser offers an evening of entertainment, silent auction baskets, and raffle prizes while benefiting Queen of Hearts Therapeutic Riding Center. The event supports individuals with special needs, Veterans, and First Responders. Proceeds go to Queen of Hearts Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 33-0907556.

This event features a $10 entry and a straightforward prize structure. Players who finish with a positive record, two wins or more, receive store credit. Those who end with a negative record receive a booster pack for participating.

A night of makeup, mayhem, and metal ignites the Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre as tributes to Kiss, Alice Cooper, and Black Sabbath deliver arena-sized spectacle and sound. Dressed to Kill recreates the full Kiss experience, from iconic makeup and costumes to fire-breathing, tongue-wagging, and blood-spitting theatrics, with hits like "Rock and Roll All Nite," "Detroit Rock City," and "Shout It Out Loud." Pretties for You channels Alice Cooper’s horror-rock, complete with guillotines, snakes, and dark humor, featuring "School’s Out," "Poison," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," and "Welcome to My Nightmare." A Black Sabbath tribute brings crushing riffs and a brooding vibe on "War Pigs," "Iron Man," and "Paranoid." Guests can arrive early to enjoy the courtyard’s full bar with craft cocktails, beer, and wine, along with food vendors and mountain views at sunset, then take their seats in a natural stone amphitheatre that has been creating memories since 1923. Parking is available in adjacent paved lots for $5 per vehicle, with accessible parking and seating offered in limited amounts. The event is rain or shine, evenings in the canyon get cool, and an extra layer is recommended. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, professional equipment is not permitted. Outside food or beverages in glass containers, and outside alcohol, are not allowed. Tickets are non-refundable but transferable, and venue-canceled events receive full refunds. This is a tribute concert featuring tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

Every Sunday evening, Augustine Casino hosts live music from The MYX, adding vibrant energy to a fun night out in Coachella. Known in the Coachella Valley for a friendly atmosphere, exciting gaming, and tasty dining options, the venue provides a welcoming setting where dinner, drinks, and live tunes come together to make the weekend feel special.

Relive the songs that defined a generation with Classic Journey, a Journey tribute from Los Angeles that highlights the band's signature anthems and ballads. Led by Chad Smith on lead vocals and supported by musicians devoted to every detail, this fully live performance brings back the sound, look, and feel of the era fans know best.

Doors open ahead of the game, and the game begins afterward.

EZ Band takes the stage at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a live performance. Attendees ages 3 and older are welcome, and every guest, including children, must have a ticket.

A Peaceful Easy Eagles Tribute brings the music of the Eagles to the stage with rich vocals and precise musicianship. The band features veteran performers, including players who have performed with members of the original lineup, and they deliver careful recreations of the group’s signature hits. The show flows from gentle acoustic tunes to high energy rock, celebrating the harmonies, spirit, and enduring place of the Eagles in American music.

Enjoy an evening of Chicago blues beneath the desert night sky at The River at Rancho Mirage. The groove leans toward the dance floor, so consider wearing comfortable shoes for moving to the music.

Hip hop and R&B set the tone at Temecula Sports Lounge as DJ Zeze takes the decks with a crowd-pleasing mix. There is no cover, and the full bar and club-style atmosphere create a lively night out in Temecula. Expect upbeat energy, familiar hits, and a dance floor ready for good times.

The 9th Annual Fight for the Cure Women’s Charity Breast and Ovarian Cancer Judo Tournament takes place at the Riverside Convention Center in Riverside, CA. This all-female competition is entirely charity focused, with all proceeds benefiting The Pink Ribbon Place and The CARE Project, Inc. Described as the only tournament of its kind in the United States, it features Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced divisions, along with Adaptive Judo levels 1 through 5 and a Moms Judo newaza only bracket. Participation reached 350 female competitors last year, and approximately 400 are expected.

Learn how to arrange the elements in your frame to strengthen your photographs in a focused two hour session on composition. The session covers essential guidelines including the rule of thirds, the use of leading lines, and thoughtful framing, offering practical ways to elevate the impact of your images.

Easy Quilting Corner celebrates 12 years with a Halloween-themed anniversary gathering filled with fabric, shopping, vendors, treats and food, raffle prizes, and plenty of quilting fun. Special anniversary fabric sales are planned, along with Halloween surprises. A witchy costume gives you a chance to win a prize. Treat bags and meal tickets are available with a minimum purchase of $40. Sale specials, raffle prizes, and additional details will be shared as the celebration approaches. This milestone honors 12 years of fabric, quilting, friendship, and fun at Easy Quilting Corner.

Experience a high-energy tribute to the Red Hot Chili Peppers as the Red Hot Cholo Peppers deliver the hits with a uniquely Southern California twist. Bandanas, flannels, and a party-ready attitude meet tight musicianship and funky rock grooves to create an atmosphere built for dancing, singing along, and celebrating decades of songs. This four-piece group of seasoned performers shapes each show to keep the crowd engaged and may even weave in a few unexpected covers for extra fun, all with a focus on sharing the joy of live music. This event is for guests 21 and over. All seating is general admission. Outside containers, beverages, and food are not allowed. A limited selection of charcuterie and snack cups will be available for purchase.

Lowell Bergman, a 60 Minutes producer whose story was brought to the screen in The Insider with Al Pacino portraying him, appears on stage to talk about the film and answer questions from the audience.

Settle in for a calming sound bath that encourages stress release and gentle rejuvenation for body and mind. Bring a mat and pillows so you can get comfortable as the tones of singing bowls, gongs, and other sacred instruments fill the space. The session runs about 50 minutes. Plan to arrive a little early to choose a comfortable spot and settle before it begins.

Temecula Sports Lounge in Temecula hosts a smooth R&B and jazz open mic with a relaxed lounge atmosphere. The session is guided by host Daryl William, with DJ Kuddah providing the sounds. Live performances feature artists rooted in the local scene as well as talent from across the country. There is no cover charge.

Part of the Original Cast Spooktacular Tour, this event features original cast member Nell Campbell, known for playing Columbia, for a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show presented in a new 4K restoration with a live shadow cast and interactive audience participation. A costume contest is included, along with additional fun. A $100 V.I.P. Meet & Greet option provides seating in the VIP Meet & Greet section, a special Rocky Horror VIP laminate, a photo with Nell Campbell taken on your own camera, and an autograph on either a personal item you bring or a photo selected from her collection.

The original Columbia, Nell Campbell, appears for a screening of the movie presented in a new 4K restoration, complete with a live shadow cast and audience participation. A costume contest adds to the festivities. V.I.P. Meet and Greet tickets offer the opportunity to meet Nell Campbell, take a personal photo, and receive an autograph.

This community gathering in Cathedral City brings together a club clean-up and a health resource fair. Volunteers, whether participating solo or as part of a group, can roll up their sleeves to help spruce up the space and work together. Blood donation appointments are available, and advance sign-up is offered.

A relaxed mahjong meetup takes place at The Social Cafe & Lounge in Palm Springs. The session is open-ended, and all participants are required to purchase something from the cafe, such as coffee, tea, a snack, or lunch.

Gather with fellow game enthusiasts for friendly board game nights. A variety of board and card games will be available to play, and participants may also bring their own games to share and enjoy with the group.

This Pokemon event features simple and transparent prizing. Each participant receives a Pokemon pack, and one additional pack per player is added to a shared prize pool. Prizes go to players who finish with a winning record. Available pack options depend on current inventory and are confirmed on the day of the event. Prize distribution may be adjusted according to attendance and final standings.

Discover the story of the Spanish Borderlands in North America, covering the years 1565 to 1846, in a concise historical talk hosted by Hemet Heritage Foundation and Hemet Museum at the Historic Hemet Theatre. The speaker is Jeffery Harmon, president of the Murrieta Valley Historical Society, a certificated substitute teacher with the Murrieta Valley Unified School District, and the author of Tales from Southwest Riverside County (2019). This free program includes refreshments, a brief update from the Hemet Museum, and a raffle drawing. Museum memberships will be available, with new or renewed options offered for $15.

Begin your Argentine Tango journey with a welcoming series created for first-time dancers and newer students. This progressive program focuses on building solid basics, graceful posture, musical awareness, and comfortable movement for real-world social dancing rather than performance. No partner or prior experience is required, and curiosity is the only thing you need to bring. Each session includes guided technique to develop balance, walking, connection, and other core skills, followed by a social tango segment that explores flow, improvisation, musicality, and floorcraft. A complimentary practica is available for enrolled students to apply what they have learned in a supportive setting. Pricing options include a $15 drop-in, a 6-class package for $70, and a 10-class package for $120. Payment is accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Prepaid punch cards can be used at both Beaumont and Riverside locations, and each site offers different material so you can experience a wider range of concepts while using the same card. Wear comfortable clothing. Special tango shoes are not required, and dance socks, jazz shoes, ballet shoes, or any smooth-soled footwear work well. Because tango is danced in close embrace, good hygiene is appreciated.

Entry is ten dollars. Get a pack for each win, and receive a promo pack just for participating.

Explore new art forms each month with activities such as journaling, drawing, clay projects, and mini crafts. The focus is on creative self expression across different mediums. All library programs are free. Registration is required. Call or visit the Information Desk to register or learn more.

Enjoy a free, casual open play gathering at Tier 1 Games where players connect for friendly matches. Bring Magic, Lorcana, One Piece, Union Arena, or any other game you would like to share, and spend time playing with others in the community.

Taco Tuesday at Corona Elks Lodge #2045 in Corona features a festive taco night with your choice of ground beef or chicken. The menu offers tacos, taco boats, or tostadas for $3, quesadillas for $5, quesadillas with meat for $7, bean and cheese burritos for $5, burritos with meat for $7 with a wet option available, and a taco salad for $8, plus cold drinks and a lively community atmosphere.

AWE Studio G is providing free lessons in band instruments and voice for community members. This opportunity offers a no-cost way to learn and practice music.

Yu-Gi-Oh! duelists are invited to a weekly Advanced format tournament with best of three matches. The entry fee is $10. Prizes are awarded based on record, with a 3-0 finish earning 5 packs and a 2-1 finish earning 3 packs. A bonus pack from the newest set is provided at entry while supplies last.

Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital and the Temecula Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance offer a no-cost peer support group for individuals experiencing mood disorders. Participants can find community, hope, education, encouragement, and an emphasis on overall wellness. Complimentary refreshments are available. The gathering is held at the Temecula Valley Hospital Operations Center.

Trivia Night at Dave & Buster's in Rancho Mirage features an interactive game with a live host and a competitive mix of questions, including image and music rounds. Players use their phones to submit answers, collect points, and watch the leaderboard to see how they rank. Teams of up to six can collaborate on questions spanning pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Prizes are awarded to top finishers. The setting offers a lively atmosphere with games, food, and beverages to keep the fun going.

A progressive Argentine tango series in Riverside welcomes both newcomers and experienced dancers, focusing on solid technique, elegant posture, and graceful footwork. Sessions start with dedicated technique work, then shift to social tango practice that develops flow, improvisation, connection, and floorcraft. Drop-in attendance is $15, with pre-paid options of six classes for $70 or ten classes for $120. Payments are accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Comfortable clothing is encouraged, and specialized tango shoes are not required, as dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes are suitable. Because tango is danced in close embrace, good hygiene is important. Classes take place at Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School inside the Platt College building in Riverside.

An easygoing introduction to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for adult beginners awaits at EDJ School of Jiu Jitsu Riverside. Created for anyone curious but hesitant to step onto the mats, this session offers a welcoming, low pressure environment to explore the fundamentals of what is often called the gentle art. Attendees discover how leverage and sound technique support practical self defense, along with a functional workout that builds core strength, flexibility, and endurance. The focused practice is a refreshing way to reset after a long day and provides a chance to connect with a supportive community of adults. Experienced instructors lead a 90 minute class that begins with an overview of core principles, continues with simple movement and warm up drills, and concludes with instruction in two to three foundational self defense techniques.

The Rush Tribute Project brings a live performance to the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside, CA. This is an all ages event with reserved seating. Tickets are on sale now and available online. Guests ages 3 and up require a ticket, and every person must have their own ticket to enter.

Ingrid Michaelson appears in a cozy trio tour performance alongside Allie Moss and Hannah Winkler. The Grammy and Emmy nominated singer, songwriter, and composer is known for a soulful folk pop sound and for releasing music through her own Cabin 24 Records, including the studio album For the Dreamers. Her catalog features gold and platinum hits such as "The Way I Am," "Girls Chase Boys," and "You and I." She has contributed songs to television including Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere, which earned an Emmy nomination, and Tiny Beautiful Things. She also served as executive music producer for Apple TV+'s Slumberkins, creating original songs for the series. On Broadway, she appeared in Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812 and made her composing debut in 2024 with The Notebook, writing the music and lyrics, and co produced the Grammy nominated Notebook Original Broadway Cast Album. Tickets are available.

A weekly karaoke party hosted by Michael Malfavon brings singers together at Hunters Palm Springs in Palm Springs. The event welcomes both first timers and seasoned performers, offering a friendly vibe and lots of music for an evening of memorable performances.

Create your own glass pumpkin in a hands-on, one hour workshop suitable for first timers and returning participants. Work one on one with Jason and Nicole McQuaid, who bring more than 35 years of combined glassblowing experience, as you choose your colors and help shape the piece using traditional methods. Each session runs about an hour. Because the pumpkin must cool slowly in a kiln, finished pieces will be ready for pickup at the Old Town Artisan Studios reception desk 48 hours after the workshop. For safety, secure long hair and wear closed toed shoes.

A baby-focused storytime centers on bonding between caregivers and little ones. Enjoy songs, a shared book, gentle movement, and playful activities that support early communication and fine motor development. Presented with support from the Friends of the La Quinta Library. All library programs are free to attend.

A.B.C. Storytime nurtures early literacy and encourages movement with songs, books, rhymes, and music. A bilingual edition is offered on the first Wednesday. Presented with support from the Friends of the La Quinta Library. All library programs are free.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. provides a weekly food pantry in Riverside with free groceries for the community. Onsite registration is available and no ID is required. Bringing wagons, carts, boxes, or bags can help with carrying items. Fresh produce is frequently available. Some days offer hot meal service for unhoused guests. For information, call (951) 977-6560.

Pawsitive Readers invites children to build confidence and strengthen reading skills by sharing stories with shelter pets at the Western Riverside County/City Animal Shelter. In this encouraging program, young readers practice reading aloud while the animals enjoy soothing interaction and valuable social time. It is a simple, heartwarming way for kids to grow as readers and for pets to receive comfort and connection.

This free bingo night at Polly's Pies Hemet offers two sessions with opportunities to win prizes. Attendees may come with friends, family, or on their own, and can enjoy dinner and a slice of pie alongside the games.

Enjoy a midweek boost with a bingo gathering that welcomes families, friends, and solo players alike. It features two sessions of play, opportunities to win prizes, and the option to pair the fun with dinner and a slice of pie. Held every Wednesday, participation is free.

Temecula Sports Lounge in Temecula offers a weekly lineup where each night brings a different vibe. Wednesdays feature Dylan’s Juke Joint with live sounds and plenty of energy. Thursdays highlight Latin Night with salsa and reggaeton. On the first Friday of each month, variety events switch things up with new experiences. Saturdays focus on Hip Hop and R&B with DJ sets and a high-energy atmosphere. Sundays close the week with an Open Mic that welcomes live music, professional artists, casual singers, and a DJ. Good drinks and a vibrant feel carry through the entire week.

Get in the spooky spirit with a paint and sip at Red Robin hosted by LiaNardo Mobile Paint & Sip. Create Boo-Boopty-Boo, a playful, witchy, Betty-inspired piece that includes a glow element for extra magic at night. No experience is needed, as instructors provide step-by-step guidance while you sip and mingle. The price is $39 per person, or buy two and get one free, and the first drink is included. Seating is limited.

Magic: The Gathering players are invited to compete in Warhol, a community-created, post Modern format that revisits beloved Standard eras. Deck construction is limited to cards from the original Innistrad block through Eldritch Moon, with no additional ban list beyond that card pool. Expect strategies ranging from mono-colored devotion to intricate Esper control, as long as they fit within those sets. Entry is $10, and players who finish 2-0 or better receive store credit. Proxies are not permitted.

Midweek Modern at Tier 1 Games offers a weekly spot for competitive and friendly Modern play. The event uses three Swiss rounds with a $10 entry. All entry fees are paid out as store credit to participants who finish with a positive record. Whether tuning a top-tier list or piloting a favorite brew, players can refine their skills and aim for rewards in a relaxed midweek setting.

A D&D Adventure League session welcomes both experienced players and newcomers. Entry is $7. New participants can meet the DM, learn the basics, and build a character before the game begins. The same support is available if you are attending these D&D nights for the first time.

Each Thursday, Roadrunner Kitchen + Bar features great food and beverages.

Roadrunner Kitchen + Bar hosts Pass the Ace, a lively, easy-to-learn card game that pairs cards and conversation. Newcomers are welcome, and the table often includes a spirited group of ladies. The cost is $1 per game, with two to three games typically played per session. No advance sign-up is required. It offers a relaxed way to try your luck, connect with others, and enjoy some friendly competition.

Classic car enthusiasts from the Inland Empire meet on the third Thursday of each month for a community gathering centered on classic automobiles.

Riftbound Nexus Nights is a weekly gathering centered on fun, friendly competition, and building skills. Whether you are new or a regular, it offers a chance to play, meet the community, and try out new strategies. Entry is $10, and the full amount collected is returned as store credit. Prizes are awarded to players who finish with winning records, making every match count.

Aída Cuevas brings a landmark celebration of five decades on stage to McCallum Theatre as part of her 50th Anniversary U.S. Tour 2025. Often hailed as the Queen of Ranchera Music, her powerful and expressive voice anchors an evening that revisits beloved classics such as “El Pastor” and “Quizás Mañana,” presented with grace, artistry, and heartfelt authenticity. Backed by a distinguished mariachi ensemble, the program blends vibrant rhythms, tender ballads, and vivid stage visuals that evoke the spirit of Mexico. Across 50 years, Cuevas has served as a leading ambassador for Mexican and Latin American music. She is the only woman in the mariachi genre to hold both a Grammy and a Latin Grammy, with two Grammy wins, eleven nominations in the Best Mariachi or Ranchero Album category, 43 recorded albums, and more than 11 million copies sold worldwide. Her storytelling and commanding presence shape an immersive concert that honors a remarkable legacy. Prices start at $54.

A relaxed Grand Archive casual night with no entry fee. Participants receive a promo pack, and proxy use is permitted.