Events in San Bernardino County, CA

DJ Pete hosts live karaoke at Hesperia City Center District in Hesperia City Center District, CA. This family friendly event invites music fans to step up to the mic, sing favorite songs, and enjoy a supportive atmosphere for all ages.

At The Mitten Building, musicians who have never performed together are randomly grouped into several bands to create original music. Attendees can experience a wide range of performances as these new lineups share their work, along with food, drink specials, live screen printing by Skool Boiz and a Creative Marketplace. Admission is $5 with an RSVP, and the event is open to all ages.

Friday night karaoke happens every week at the American Legion in Highland, California.

Harry Connick Jr. performs live at Yaamava Theater inside Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California. Enjoy an evening of music in a theater setting.

Experience a beloved musical phenomenon brought to life on stage as sisters Anna and Elsa navigate secrets, distance, and a storm that changes everything. When Elsa’s coronation reveals powers she has long tried to keep hidden, she retreats to the mountains and Arendelle is locked in ice. Determined to repair their bond and save the kingdom, Anna embarks on a courageous quest with a few helpful companions. Filled with heart, humor, a touch of stage magic, and a sweeping score, this production celebrates sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

Jay Buchanan takes the stage at Stage Red Fontana in Fontana, California. General admission is for standing only, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Late night gets a refresh with After Dark, a weekly Friday and Saturday experience featuring DJs spinning favorite tracks, drink specials, and classic board games. Expect a lively soundtrack for dancing and sing-alongs, hourly raffles with prizes, and friendly competition over throwback titles. Every second Saturday adds a themed twist. A rewards program is available that lets members earn points on food and games, with 50% off bowling or karaoke offered upon enrollment.

A full day centered on the connection between people and animals, this pet fair features a range of vendors, an affordable vaccination clinic, microchipping, food, contests, live music, and more. Dog licensing is available for the Town only. Embracing a Hollywood red carpet theme, adoptable pets take center stage as the stars of the show.

STEAM Saturdays transform the STEAM Lab into a playful workshop filled with monster-themed projects created for young learners and their families. Kids can build clothespin, coffee filter, and paper bag creatures, try a white crayon resist spider web in watercolor, and add a Halloween twist with a Frankenstein picture made using fork painting. Each activity is designed to spark curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while supporting early learning through hands-on creativity and shared exploration. Families can learn together, ask questions, and nurture a lasting interest in science and discovery. These activities run during regular STEAM Lab hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, and wristbands are available at Guest Services.

Discover a Women’s Health and Resource Fair in Ontario, connecting attendees with local organizations offering free health resources, screenings, wellness information, and community services for women and families. Free mammograms will be available, with appointments encouraged and walk-ins accepted as space allows. The event will be held at Anthony Muñoz Park.

A.K. Smiley Public Library’s Southern California in Film series celebrates the area’s on-screen heritage by presenting movies that highlight local scenery and history. This edition spans beloved comedies and landmark works from classic Hollywood to more recent decades, with titles such as The Karate Kid, Devil in a Blue Dress, The Naked Gun, The Player, We Bought the Zoo, The Graduate, The Ring (1952), Poltergeist, Blade Runner, and A Star is Born (1954). Screenings take place in the Contemporary Club. Admission is free thanks to supporters of Smiley Library, events are open to the public, and some films may not be suitable for all audiences.

Disney's Frozen the Musical brings the story of sisters Anna and Elsa to the stage at California Theatre of the Performing Arts. Sheltered in their castle and growing apart, the sisters face a turning point when Elsa becomes queen and her long-hidden ice powers overwhelm her, sending her into the mountains. As an intense winter settles over Arendelle, Anna sets out on a far-reaching journey to find Elsa and bring her home, joined by a few friends along the way. The show blends magic, humor, and a stirring score while exploring sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

All entries for the 2026 contest will be judged, celebrating the theme Harmony in Humanity. Participation is limited to youth ages 11 to 13. The winning poster will receive a prize and advance to the next level of the competition.

The event features a meet-and-greet with Scoop or Cookie, the sweetFrog mascots, with plenty of opportunities for photos and cheerful memories. Free tickets are available to let the organizers know who plans to attend.

Family Assistance Program’s yearly gala highlights the stories behind every step, bringing guests together for a cocktail reception, live entertainment, dinner service, a fundraising auction with silent bidding, and plenty of time on the dance floor. The evening centers on helping people rebuild their lives, protecting young people, and opening doors to second chances.

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.

The High Desert Spades Society brings a masquerade themed night to Victorville, blending Spades and Dominoes with music, food, laughter, raffles, and prizes for a mysterious spin on friendly competition. Face masks in masquerade style are encouraged, along with polished attire and atmospheric lighting, creating a lively scene where playful trash talk and good vibes set the tone. A table for beginners will be available for those still learning the count, while seasoned players can test their skills and keep the banter rolling. Attendees are asked to contribute a bottle for the group, and nonalcoholic options like juice, soda, water, or mixers are welcome. Entry is $10, which supports the event and includes food, raffle access, and prize opportunities. Digital payments via Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo are accepted, and checks are not. Those without funds will be accommodated. Expect dedicated Spades and Dominoes tables, plenty of music, community energy, and a playful challenge to hold your own at the cards. The exact location is provided after registration.

Stage Red Fontana hosts a show featuring La Original Banda El Limón and Equipo Activo. General admission is standing room only, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Now in its 25th year, the Inland Empire Walk & Roll to Cure ALS brings people together at Miller Park to honor those living with ALS, remember loved ones lost, and support the broader ALS community. Participants walk or roll in a meaningful, uplifting atmosphere that balances purpose with enjoyment. Funds raised through the event help drive research and progress toward treatments and cures for ALS.

Disney's Frozen the Musical brings the story of sisters Anna and Elsa to the stage at the California Theatre of the Performing Arts. Raised within their castle and growing apart, the sisters face a turning point when Elsa becomes queen and her secret ice powers overwhelm her, sending her into the mountains. With Arendelle gripped by winter, Anna sets out to find Elsa and bring her home, meeting a few friends along the way. The production blends stage magic, humor, and a dynamic musical score in a tale of sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

Experience a live performance by Young Dubliners at Stage Red Fontana. Entry is general admission and does not include seating, and all ticket purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Enjoy a no-cost visit to Frosty’s Forest & Pumpkin Patch in Chino Hills for a day of seasonal fun. Admission is free, and guests can wander a four-acre corn maze at no charge, relax at Corn Cob Beach, and stroll a path designed for photo opportunities. Parking and a shuttle are complimentary, and concessions will be open. Tickets for inflatable and mechanical rides, carnival games, and animal attractions are available for purchase on-site. The Haunted Harvest is offered as a separate, ticketed experience with general admission and fast pass options. Pony rides will not be operating.

Enjoy a welcoming group run open to all paces. The route is a touch under four miles and finishes at A Snail’s Pace with light refreshments. Try the Eleos 2 or the Mira Nude ST, and consider arriving early to secure your size. Routes may change, and a Strava map will be available on site.

Spend three nights at a 3.5-acre, Santa Fe inspired retreat space in the high desert of Joshua Tree, created for women who have been carrying a lot and are ready to pause and reset. The pace favors presence over productivity. Each day weaves together therapeutic yoga, breathwork, and deeply restful yoga nidra with group life coaching circles. Complementary healing experiences include Reiki and sound healing, along with a guided hike in Joshua Tree National Park and private stargazing. A private chef prepares every meal so participants can fully relax. The villa offers spaces for movement and reflection, including an outdoor yoga pavilion and indoor studio, a saltwater pool and jacuzzi, a contemplative labyrinth, a rooftop patio, and a boulder fire pit beneath wide open desert skies. The retreat is led by Karley, an ICF-certified life coach and 500-hour yoga therapy specialist based in San Diego. Group size is intentionally limited to ensure personal attention and a truly supportive experience.

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.

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.

At Central Park in Rancho Cucamonga, this Walk to End Alzheimer’s event brings the community together to raise awareness and funds. The event begins with a ceremony, then transitions into the walk. Arriving early provides time to explore booths and capture photos with alumnae and collegiate sisters. Anyone who cannot attend in person can take part virtually and help fundraise for the cause.

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.

Apple Valley Animal Services partners with Kahoots Feed and Pet in Hesperia for an adoption event that offers relaxed meet-and-greets with pets and opportunities to connect with animals looking for homes. The event is suited for those considering adoption as well as anyone who simply wants to spend a little time with the animals.

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.

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.

A rock concert fundraiser benefiting the Rock the Paws Foundation, a 501c3 that raises funds to support shelters and 501c3 rescues in San Bernardino County. Attendees can enjoy live music with band lineups and set times noted on the event flyer, along with food, vendors, adoptable dogs, and opportunity drawings that include Disneyland Park Hopper tickets for two. Frogees Bar is hosting the event.

Set at Kemper Campbell Ranch LLC in Victorville, this retreat includes six meals and two nights in hotel-style accommodations. Participants may also register for classes. Registration requires a $50 nonrefundable deposit. Retreat Guest pricing for ages 11 and up is $400 for double occupancy, with the option to choose a roommate, or $550 for single occupancy. A $150 Family option for ages 3 and up covers food and lodging without retreat classes in double occupancy. A $150 Daytripper option provides food and classes without lodging for Saturday attendance only. Family pricing and scholarships are available by emailing info at griffindyeworks.com. After placing a deposit, rooming details and possible discounts can be arranged. A referral saves $50 when you bring someone attending for the first time or returning after 2020. Choosing fewer meals by opting out of breakfasts and lunches takes $50 off. Payment plans are available. There is no space for vendors at this location. Teachers have materials costs reimbursed, and there are no additional discounts. Class proposals are welcome.

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.

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.

After years of quiet, Hilda’s Haunted House is opening to the public once more. Inside, the lights go out, the doors lock, and there is no telling what might find you. This eerie return also supports a meaningful cause, with every donation going entirely to Make-A-Wish.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Escape Halloween features the return of Escape Psycho Circus for two nights at Escape. Passes will be available for purchase.

An expo focused on stamping and scrapbooking welcomes enthusiasts to the Ontario Convention Center, with everything happening inside Exhibit Halls A and B.

Celebrate the season with a multi day crafting getaway at Azure Hotel & Suites Ontario Airport. Enjoy open crop time across three days for $185 per person, along with festive highlights such as a Halloween costume contest and a Halloween themed table decorating challenge. It is a short walk to the Ontario Convention Center for those planning to visit the SSBE Expo, and this event is not affiliated with SSBE. Registration includes complimentary Wi-Fi, access to electricity, free parking, a water station and snacks, and a dedicated six foot table for each attendee, with table depth dependent on hotel availability. Dining and a bar are available on site, and there are additional restaurants nearby. Day crafters are welcome, and those who wish to stay overnight can make use of a room block under Glitter On Top Retreats. Hotel accommodations are not included in the crop fee. Expect additional costs for lodging, meals, and shopping, and plan time to browse crafting supplies from Rockin' Paper Designz. Payment details include a $92.50 deposit at registration with the remaining balance due 90 days before the event. The crop fee is nonrefundable, though it may be transferred to another attendee with advance notice for a name change. Participants must be at least 18 years old, and groups can indicate seating preferences so they can sit together.

A Halloween edition of Escape Psycho Circus will take place at the NOS Event Center with a large artist lineup planned. Full talent details will be announced.

Piff the Magic Dragon brings a one of a kind blend of dry humor, deft sleight of hand, and an offbeat dragon persona to the stage. He jokes about an America’s Got Talent setback, yet his résumé tells another story... Magic Castle Magician of the Year, winner of TBS’ Tournament of Laughs, and recognized by Variety among the Top Ten Comics to Watch. In Las Vegas he swept the Best of Las Vegas Awards for Best Comedian, Best Magician, and Best Headliner. Sharing the spotlight is Mr. Piffles, a chihuahua who performs magic and is touted as the only one of his kind. Piff has headlined the Flamingo Hotel and Casino, entertaining more than half a million guests and building a devoted following. With a dragon suit, sharp banter, and precisely timed illusions, the show reimagines what a magic act can be... clever, surprising, and just ridiculous enough to spark big laughs. Content advisory... the dragon may charm audience members into offering treats.

Kissed Alive returns to Apple Valley for a pre-Halloween party at Hilltop Tavern and Inn, bringing a high energy KISS tribute concert paired with a lively costume contest. Costumes are encouraged, whether inspired by KISS or anything else, and winners will be announced from the stage during the show. Guests can reserve rooms at the inn to stay after the performance. Now in its fifteenth year, Kissed Alive has toured across North America since 2012. Additional event details and a new concert video from the band are on the way.

The Annual Hallelujah Carnival is a free, family friendly celebration. Enjoy a variety of activities in a safe, welcoming setting.

An affordable mobile pet vaccine clinic at Pet Supplies Plus in Upland offers vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more for dogs and cats. No appointment is required. Bring dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers. For questions, contact Vet Care Pet Clinic. Spanish-language assistance is available.

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 and Ballet Folklórico del Río Grande unite for Eternamente, a Día de los Muertos spectacular that honors life, remembrance, and cultural heritage. Live mariachi fills the stage while folklórico dancers bring color, precision, and storytelling to every scene, creating a vivid homage to loved ones who have passed. The program pays tribute to Mexico’s legendary voices, including Vicente Fernández, Pedro Infante, and Lucha Villa, weaving their legacy into a heartfelt musical journey. Carefully crafted and deeply moving, this production invites reflection and celebration in equal measure. Two separate performances are planned.

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.

Plans include a caravan or shared van to Pro-Line & Axial by the Fire, paired with camping and a crawling adventure. It is a group-focused outing centered on traveling together and time at camp.

RMK - Proline By the Fire takes place at Horsemans Center Park in Apple Valley, California.

RES Concepts heads to Axial by the Fire at Horsemens Center in Apple Valley for an RC crawling gathering. After uniting more than one hundred drivers alongside several local groups last year, the team is aiming even higher this time. An early stop at Applebash RC Raceway across the road is part of the plan, with a focus on supporting local businesses. RES Concepts is gathering input from the community on potential features such as a meet-the-team workshop, a crawl session or mini competition, a dedicated setup and tuning day to dial in rigs, and a show and shine with a raffle. The team is also open to collaborating with clubs and groups, sharing trails, or pitting nearby.

This low stress vet clinic keeps routine care simple and budget friendly with a wide range of vaccines and testing to support pet health. Services are provided in partnership with Advanced Pet Service, whose veterinarians and technicians visit the store to make care convenient. Along with individual vaccines and value packages, offerings include microchipping and nail trimming. No appointment is needed for most services. Teeth cleaning for dogs and cats requires an appointment, which can be arranged by contacting the local store.

Designed for homeschooling families, this welcoming meetup centers on discovery, play, and connection. Expect hands-on activities that spark curiosity for learners of all ages, along with opportunities for parents and students to meet, network, and build community. A picnic-style lunch area is set aside for conversation and resource sharing, and attendees should bring their own lunch. This is not a drop-off event, so adults must remain present with their children.

Dazed and Confused #22 is moving to Prado Regional Park near Prado Dam. Expect a van run with a playful dam theme at this new location on the same weekend as before. More updates are on the way, including flyers and pre-registration information.

Next Stop Comedy brings a fresh stand-up lineup to Smudgepot Brewing Company, delivering a lively night of jokes in an intimate setting. This edition features comedians from across the country, with sets by Heather Winter and Daniel Alvarez, and Ilina Cortes as host. Whether planning a date night, chasing your comedy fix, or heading out with friends, expect high energy sets and easygoing vibes in a neighborhood venue.

This fall market offers a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping. Pampered Chef will be in attendance.

Bring an unwrapped toy or make a donation to support the Victorville Salvation Army in brightening the holidays for children and families in the High Desert who need it most. The event features vendors, food, and prize raffles.

Fall-tastic brings the STEAM Saturdays spirit to the season with easy, make-and-take autumn projects created for young children and their families. Kids can explore textures with leaf rubbings, turn thumbprints into acorns alongside trees, build a whimsical pie from a paper plate, and try printmaking with apple stamps. These thoughtfully designed activities inspire creativity, encourage noticing nature, and invite sensory exploration in a supportive museum setting. Families can create side by side and nurture curiosity through hands-on discovery. Projects run in the STEAM Lab during its regular hours and are covered by general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands 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.

An evening of songs, stories, and the unmistakable sound of a devoted homage to Joni Mitchell. This concert celebrates the classic hits of the 1960s and early 1970s, spotlighting the music of Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, the Mamas and the Papas, Judy Collins, Cat Stevens, and other favorites from the era. Performing are Kim Eberhardt, Steve Siegel, Greg Emigh, and Kevin Herrera. Tickets are $20 with a one drink minimum. Seating operates on a first come, first served basis, and parking is free.

Toyota Arena hosts a show featuring Ramon Ayala. The lineup highlights Ramon Ayala. All ticket sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges.

The Western Horse Company presents a small-group class devoted to connection and to leading and matching in hand, with an emphasis on presence, consistency, and mutual understanding. Across three hours, participants observe how horses seek relationship through softness, timing, and trust, learn to mirror energy to create harmony, practice ground-leading that prioritizes partnership over control, and engage in guided, hands-on time with the horses. The session underscores connection as the basis of every relationship, offering mothers practical ways to deepen trust with their children by meeting them where they are while providing calm, steady leadership. Auditor spots are available for those who prefer to watch. Pricing is $90 for active participation and $25 to audit, with a discount available for those registering for multiple classes. Space is limited. This class is part of a wider series that includes attunement, emotional regulation in two parts, boundaries, self expression, and relationship building. To reserve a spot, email maneandmotherhood@gmail.com.

Miranda Lambert takes the spotlight with a headlining performance at Yaamava' Resort & Casino.

Anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats focus on fresher breath and cleaner teeth, with sessions completed in under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required before the cleaning. This is a single-day event with a limited number of appointments. For full details, please refer to the ticket information.

This family-friendly program lets children bring a favorite stuffed animal for an after hours museum experience. Activities include a playful scavenger hunt, milk and cookies, a bedtime story, and tucking stuffed friends in for the night. After children head home, the toys continue the fun with their own overnight adventure. In the morning, families can pick up the stuffed animals and see photos of everything that happened while they were away. An adult must remain with each child for the entire event, and pajamas are encouraged for extra comfort.

At California Theatre of the Performing Arts, Evan Hansen, 17, has spent most of his life feeling unseen. After a devastating event rattles his community, he is suddenly pushed into the center of attention and given a chance to become someone new. What begins as an attempt to help and to fit in grows complicated as small untruths pile up. When everything starts to come apart, Evan must face the reality that being accepted can carry a heavy cost.

Build life-saving skills through an in-person, group CPR and first aid course certified by the Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA). The training is led by Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) and focuses on essential techniques to respond confidently in emergencies. The cost is $95 per person, with a 10 percent discount for groups of six or more. Refunds or transfers are not available for no-shows. Qualified child care providers may be eligible for reimbursement if funding is available.

American Cruisers MC is organizing its yearly toy collection. Community members are welcome to contribute by bringing an unwrapped toy to donate.

Browse a cheerful mix of handmade goodies, unique gifts, festive decor, and one-of-a-kind treasures from talented local vendors and crafters. It is a convenient way to check off your holiday shopping list or pick up something special for yourself, with offerings that include baked goods, quilts, embroidery, laser engraved items, permanent jewelry, home decor, holiday items, clothing, skin care, and more. Delicious food vendors will serve tasty treats throughout the event. Start with breakfast from Jitters Mini Donuts, Coffee & MORE, then stay for lunch with Finn & Whistler or Tortas el Chato. Bring friends and family, get into the holiday spirit, support local creators, shop, mingle, and make some merry.

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.

The eighth Mentone CA International Film Festival is gearing up with submissions now open. Screenings may be presented in a theater this year, offering a classic moviegoing experience. Local schools and colleges are encouraged to submit, building on momentum from last year when a film from REV High School stood out and the winner was presented with the Orange Reel during the announcements. A new promotional video is on the way, and highlights from last year’s adventures will be shared to set the stage for the next edition.

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 4th Annual Sneaker Ball at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds focuses on giving back to the High Desert Region, directing all funds raised to local residents. The foundation’s impact includes 26 scholarships, awards and gifts for 71 student athletes, free community events with giveaways, angel donations and financial support for local organizations, plus a snacks and backpack giveaway and a Toys for Champions giveaway. Ticket purchases and sponsorships help advance efforts that enrich the lives of youth and families across the region.

The program features an alternating rotation of lines and squares, with sessions offered at Plus and Mainstream levels.

Hockey Fights Cancer returns to Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA for a night of hockey and community support. Relay For Life teams can raise funds, earning $5 for each ticket sold through their team. Highlights include the American Cancer Society group helping hold the American flag during opening ceremonies, a Zamboni ride for one cancer survivor, and a Nonprofit Spotlight for the American Cancer Society during halftime. The evening blends on-ice action with meaningful moments that honor survivors and spotlight the fight against cancer.

The Sugarhill Gang performs at Stage Red Fontana in Fontana, CA. This is an all-standing general admission show. The event has been rescheduled, and tickets purchased for the previous date will be honored. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

At California Theatre of the Performing Arts, this production follows Evan Hansen, a 17-year-old who has spent years feeling invisible. When a tragedy upends his community and suddenly places him in the middle of a growing controversy, he grasps a chance to reinvent himself. As the consequences of his well-meaning untruths begin to surface, Evan is compelled to face how high the cost of belonging can be. The story examines identity, loneliness, and the fragile line between truth and acceptance.

Follow the journey of Evan Hansen, a 17-year-old who has spent much of his life feeling unseen. After a tragic event rattles his community and unexpectedly thrusts him into the spotlight, he seizes a chance to reinvent himself. As the consequences of his well-intended lies come to light, he must reckon with difficult truths about identity, honesty, and the true cost of belonging.

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.

Explore practical urban gardening techniques with The Root 66 Garden during an in-person session at the Cooper Museum in Downtown Upland. This program focuses on turning small city spaces into productive plots using sustainable methods. Expect guidance on what to plant each season, how to build and maintain healthy soil, and why supporting native ecosystems matters. The presenters draw on their experience in local agriculture and their work advancing food sovereignty across the Inland Empire to show how growing food at home benefits the environment and community health. The material is suited to both longtime gardeners and those just getting started. Admission is free for museum members, seniors 55 and older, and youth under 18. General admission is $10.

Nikki Glaser performs live at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino. Enjoy a theater show set within the resort and casino.

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.

Agile Paws Dog Sports has been approved to host an NW1, L3C, and L3I trial at Ontario Masonic Hall in Ontario, California. To protect the integrity of the site and respect those who use it daily, please do not visit, contact, or train at the venue before the trial. These locations are active, real-world settings where people live, work, and attend school, and early visits can jeopardize future access to the site. Premium information, including the entry opening date, will be available on the host’s website.

Meet adoptable pets alongside Apple Valley Animal Services at Kahoots Feed and Pet in Hesperia. Guests can spend time with animals, enjoy a few cuddles, and learn more about welcoming a new companion. Visitors are welcome whether or not they plan to adopt.

From LUE Productions, Spin, Scratch & Win: IE DJ Battle unites the Inland Empire DJ community in a high-energy showdown that bridges generations. Competitors are divided into two groups, with New School entrants having less than five years of experience and Old School entrants having five or more. The battle is followed by an after party. Winners in each division receive $500 in cash along with a trophy. A panel of industry professionals evaluates every set, with scoring evenly distributed across technical skills, creativity and originality, crowd engagement, music selection, and stage presence, each counting for 20 percent. All contestants receive promotional support through LUE Productions platforms. Performance time slots and the battle format are provided upon confirmation of registration. A $50 registration fee applies, and winners are selected from both categories.

The Arrow Room in Rancho Cucamonga is the setting for a bill featuring Lil Rob and Mellow Man Ace. San Diego born rapper, producer and actor Lil Rob reached mainstream attention with the 2005 album Twelve Eighteen Part I. Summer Nights earned him nationwide airplay, peaking at No. 36 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 13 on Hot Rap Tracks, while the follow up Bring Out The Freak In You rose to No. 85 on the Hot 100 and No. 20 on the rap chart. That visibility led to roles in Dirty and Big Stan, and collaborations with 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. Earlier in his career, he and Mr. Shadow performed together as Mayhem Click. Mellow Man Ace brings a lovers rap sensibility, mixing urban hip hop with occasional bilingual flows and a knack for playful, novelty rhymes. His Capitol debut Escape From Havana included production by the Dust Brothers and Def Jef and yielded the hit Mentirosa, which climbed to No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100. His body of work spans The Brother with Two Tongues, From the Darkness into the Light, Vengo a Cobrar, Ghetto Therapy with his brother Sen Dog of Cypress Hill, Restoring Order, and the single South Gate. He is also noted as a founding member of Cypress Hill and a member of the Latin Alliance project.

High Desert Spades Society brings a Spades-Giving edition to Victorville that blends spades, dominoes, food, music, raffles, prizes, and plenty of laughs for a night centered on gratitude and community. The focus is on good food, good people, and appreciation for the connections made around the table, with a welcoming seat for both regulars and first-timers. Expect Thanksgiving-inspired dishes, fall vibes, friendly competition, great music, and the kind of legendary trash talk that makes game night memorable. Spades and dominoes tables will be ready, and a Newbie Table is available for those still learning to count it up. Guests are asked to bring a bottle to share and leave it behind, with nonalcoholic choices like juice, soda, water, or a favorite mixer encouraged. Bring all the banter you want, but take losses in stride. Entry is 10 dollars, which includes food, raffles, and prizes and helps support the event. Payments are accepted via Zelle, Cash App, or Venmo, and checks are not accepted. If covering the entry is a challenge, attendance is still welcomed. Look forward to games, good eats, music, raffle excitement, prizes, and a warm community atmosphere.

At Loud Burger, Sugar Rush delivers a high-energy show meant to keep people dancing all night. Burgers and drinks complement a fun, upbeat atmosphere for a lively night.

Now in its 14th year, this community meal effort brings people and partners together to provide nourishment for those experiencing homelessness. LUE Productions and LUE Productions Community Umbrella Services coordinate the event with support from collaborators including the Southern California Black Chamber of Commerce, YouthBuild Charter School, and Youth Power Community Solutions. The aim is simple, to ensure no one goes hungry during this season, echoing the spirit of Proverbs 22:9. To help assemble complete meals, the organizers are seeking donations such as 30 boxes of mashed potato mix, 30 large cans of green beans, 30 large cans of corn, rolls, cranberry sauce, food containers, gravy packets, resealable bags, napkins, utensils, cakes and pies, foil, and 500 bottles of water. There are designated windows for dropping off contributions and for cooks to pick up supplies. Monetary contributions are also welcome via CashApp at $Lueproductions or through Zelle at 909-567-1000.

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

This event features fresh beer and great music.

A motorcycle event at VFW Post 8680 and Auxiliary in Rancho Cucamonga features a poker run called With a Vengeance along with live music.

Discover a new special featuring an Egusi and Jollof combo, available while supplies last. This limited promotion is open for orders by phone at 909-521-7027.

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.

Keep pets protected at a community rabies vaccination clinic that welcomes any resident. Payment is cash only. Town residents can complete same-day license renewals. Permanent microchipping is available for $20, and additional vaccines will be offered at reduced cost, with options depending on availability.

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.

Inland Dance Theatre presents Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, following Clara as a midnight transformation brings the Nutcracker to life, a battle unfolds between mice and tin soldiers, and the journey leads to the Land of Sweets for a festive celebration. Marking 50 years, this long-running annual production features signature moments including the clash with the Mouse King, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and the enchantment of the Land of Sweets. More than one hundred performers, from children as young as four to professional dancers, bring the holiday ballet to the stage at the historic California Theatre in downtown San Bernardino.

Apple Valley Animal Services partners with Kahoots Hesperia for an adoption event where visitors can meet adoptable pets and enjoy plenty of furry cuddles. The gathering welcomes animal lovers even if they are not currently looking to add a new family member.

The Town of Apple Valley is bringing back a festive 5K that welcomes participants to walk, jog, or run into the holiday season with family, friends, and the community. Holiday attire is encouraged to keep the spirit bright. All paid participants receive a Santa hat. Registration includes a general entry fee of $15, and walkers can take part for free, with the note that the free option does not include a hat. Pre-registration is available and may close once capacity is reached.

STEAM Saturdays brings a Winter Wonderland theme to December with simple, hands-on projects created for young learners and their families. Children can cut and craft snowflakes, mix up DIY snow using baking soda and shaving cream for sensory play, and make seasonal collages such as an ugly sweater or a cozy winter hat. Each activity is designed for age-appropriate exploration and encourages creativity, tactile discovery, and imaginative play in a welcoming museum setting. Winter Wonderland projects are available in the STEAM Lab during regular hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry is in place for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands provided at Guest Services.

American Cruisers MC hosts its annual toy drive. A spaghetti lunch will be served, and donations of an unwrapped toy are accepted.

Immerse yourself in a classic holiday ballet as Inland Pacific Ballet brings The Nutcracker to the stage in collaboration with the Lewis Family Playhouse. Lavish scenery, elegant costumes, and a sizable ensemble set the scene for Clara’s adventure, sparked by an unexpected present that whisks her from a festive home to the shimmering Land of Snow and the enchanting Kingdom of Sweets. Along the way, toy soldiers clash with playful mice and the Sugar Plum Fairy presides over a world of wonder. Tchaikovsky’s iconic music and vibrant choreography create a joyful experience for audiences of every age, offering a chance to start or continue a treasured family tradition.

Hard Luck, based in Upland, CA, brings a high-energy classic and alternative rock set to Jd Allisons Bar & Grill. With more than a decade of performances, the band delivers favorites from Led Zeppelin, Journey, Alice in Chains, and The Killers, along with a hint of 80s nostalgia. Expect a lively show that aims to get the room moving and keep the music going.

At Yucaipa Disc Golf Course, a singles tag match will be played on a 19 hole layout with divisions for Open, Advanced, Intermediate, Recreational, Women’s, and Novice. A players meeting precedes a shotgun start. The ace pot is up for grabs and the amount will be announced. Members of both clubs are eligible for 100 percent of the ace pot, members supporting only one club are eligible for 50 percent, and non members are eligible for 25 percent. To be eligible, tags must be turned in before the round begins. 2026 Yucaipa tags are $15 and include a sticker. Amateur entry is $15 with $11 to payout, $2 to the ace pot split between the two clubs, and $2 to the clubs. Pro entry is $25 with $21 to payout, $2 to the ace pot split between the two clubs, and $2 to the clubs. Please be courteous to others in the park. If someone is in the fairway, avoid yelling and ask politely before throwing.

At the stroke of midnight on a snowy Christmas Eve, the Nutcracker springs to life and guides Clara from a battle of mice and toy soldiers into the Land of Sweets. Inland Dance Theatre brings Tchaikovsky’s classic to the stage as a long-running holiday tradition that now marks 50 years, with more than a hundred performers ranging from young children to professional dancers. Highlights include the confrontation with the Mouse King, the elegance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, and a journey through the Land of Sweets. Presented at the California Theatre, a historic venue in downtown San Bernardino.

An invitation from Santa sets off a North Pole adventure inside a bustling toyshop, where eager elves meet Captain Golly, Dr. Holly, and Chef Jolly while discovering whether they are Makers, Bakers, Decorators, or something even more extraordinary. The story follows four young apprentices as they uncover their talents, learn the true meaning of friendship, and find their place on Santa’s team. This upbeat, family-friendly musical sparks laughter, invites sing along moments, and encourages a little seat dancing, sending audiences of all ages out with plenty of holiday cheer.

Second Saturdays at Victor Valley Museum features Christmas Karaoke, a family-friendly celebration where guests can sing along to favorite holiday tunes in a welcoming museum environment. Whether stepping up to the mic or cheering from the seats, it is a bright way to share the spirit of the season and make memories together. The Second Saturdays series is intentionally relaxed and inclusive, encouraging families to create side by side, spark curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. 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 complimentary, and the museum is accessible to people with disabilities.

Winter Wonderland brings a lively mix of dance to Apple Valley Community Center with Dan Nordbye and Sandy Butler. It starts with line dancing. Square dancing then alternates with the lines. Plus and Mainstream levels are offered.

Experience live acoustic performances at Jd Allisons Bar & Grill.

All-4-One takes the stage with the romantic R&B sound that made them a household name. The Grammy-winning group is known for enduring hits such as “I Swear,” “I Can Love You Like That,” and “So Much in Love,” songs that became part of countless love stories. In 1996, their album I Can Love You Like That reached platinum status, reinforcing their influence in R&B. Their music has continued to resonate over the years, appearing in films like Despicable Me and The Social Network, and they have collaborated with icons including Julio Iglesias and Kenny Rogers. Celebrating three decades together, they continue to tour the world with the original members, sharing signature harmonies and favorites that connect with multiple generations. Arriving for the holiday season, this performance also includes festive selections that add a cheerful spark to the evening.

The Hall of Biodiversity hosts a pine tree themed sensory activity at the Biodiversity Cart, where visitors can explore natural textures, scents, and materials while discovering how pine trees support biodiversity and the wider environment. Sensory Hours offer a gentler way to experience the San Bernardino County Museum, with softer lighting and a quieter atmosphere that creates a comfortable, low sensory setting for those who prefer it. These hours are especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including people on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and they are open to anyone who enjoys a more relaxed pace. Each month, the museum’s education team presents new hands-on activities in different exhibit halls. Guided experiences may include tactile exploration, art making, and opportunities to engage with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections, with offerings changing monthly to inspire curiosity, discovery, and playful learning. 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 are free, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Ana Gasteyer lights up the season with a holiday concert that blends quick-witted comedy and expressive vocals. She first rose to fame over six seasons on Saturday Night Live, and her career now spans television, music, and the stage. Her credits include Fox’s live productions of A Christmas Story and Grease, Showtime’s Reefer Madness, and Broadway roles in Wicked, The Rocky Horror Show, and the Tony-nominated revivals of The Royal Family and The Threepenny Opera. She also charmed viewers as The Tree on The Masked Singer, showcasing both range and humor. Her holiday album Sugar & Booze combines classic favorites with original songs in a vintage jazz style, earning praise from Billboard for its lively throwback spirit, warmth, wit, and vocal finesse. The performance promises a festive, good-humored showcase that highlights her versatility and unmistakable charm.

A Christmas themed square dance fundraiser brings together Sunkissed Square of Redlands and dancers from across the Inland Empire. All proceeds from the event will be donated to Ronald McDonald House in Loma Linda.

High Desert Spades Society brings a Bah Humbug Edition to Victorville, blending holiday cheer with playful Grinch energy for the final gathering of the year. Whether you are here for Christmas vibes or just the food, drinks, and card games, the tables are open to all. Expect lively Spades and Dominoes, music that ranges from seasonal classics to party tracks, holiday treats, raffles and prizes, and plenty of good-natured end-of-year banter. Festive looks and ugly sweaters are encouraged, and there is an optional White Elephant gift exchange for those who want to swap surprises. Simple house rules keep the fun rolling. Bring a bottle and leave a bottle... non-alcoholic options count. Talk all the trash you like, but take losses with a smile. If you are new to counting cards in Spades, there is a table set aside for beginners. Entry is $10, which helps feed the crowd and covers food, raffles, and prizes. Zelle, Cash App, and Venmo are accepted, and anyone short on funds is still welcome. The evening also includes year-end recognition for standout players, big personalities, top-tier trash-talkers, and unforgettable moments. It is a community-centered celebration with cards, music, food, and a little holiday mischief in Victorville.

The Hot Sardines deliver a high-spirited holiday jazz showcase that channels the charm of classic seasonal movies, from White Christmas to It's a Wonderful Life. With a vintage swing feel and nods to icons such as Louis Armstrong, Edith Piaf, and Duke Ellington, this festive program blends timeless melodies with lively, old-school flair.

Disney On Ice brings Disney stories to life as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy guide an adventure powered by a Magical MousePad. Enjoy fast paced fun from Zootopia, explore the feelings of Inside Out 2, and set sail with the newest chapter of Moana 2. Revisit Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto alongside appearances by Disney Princesses. Watch for playful chaos when Stitch gets hold of the Magical MousePad. This family friendly spectacle celebrates cherished memories while creating new ones for all ages. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.