Events in Simi Valley, CA

Desperado brings a tribute to the music of the Eagles to Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. The performance features five vocalists and multi-instrumentalists playing live with no backing tracks, spanning the band’s catalog from 1972 onward. All sales are final, and tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged.

The Canyon Club & Special Events Center hosts The Long Run, a seasoned tribute to the Eagles performing since 2000. Widely recognized across North America, the band was selected by Mark Cuban and Ryan Seacrest’s AXS TV for a 90 minute live concert on The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, a broadcast that reached millions in five countries and achieved the series’ top ratings, resulting in two additional invitations to return. Expect rich vocal harmonies, careful musicianship, and a faithful nod to classic recordings with the group’s own live personality. Guests under 18 must attend with an accompanying adult.

Presented by Pacific Dressage, this schooling show showcases classical dressage and western dressage, and also includes working equitation at Conejo Creek Equestrian Park.

A program of classic film songs featuring a tribute to the late Asha Bhosle, presented in support of Sri Venkata Krishna Temple in Newbury Park. Tickets are required for all attendees, no matter their age, and children younger than 3 will receive a lap-child ticket upon entry. All purchases are final, and tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Taking place at Los Robles Greens, this garden party promises an elegant evening with a generous dinner, a robust silent auction, an energetic live auction, and other engaging activities, along with time to connect with colleagues, friends, and loved ones. The program honors the 2026 Oncology Heroes and the recipients of the Founders’ Distinguished Service Award, with honorees to be announced ahead of the event. A joyful atmosphere is planned, and strong interest is anticipated.

Hosted at Moorpark Country Club, this Golf Classic offers a day on the course centered on friendly play, networking, and giving back to benefit young people in the community. Player participation, sponsorships, and donations help provide opportunities to over 1,700 youth each year through academics, STEM learning, leadership development, career readiness, healthy living, and other enriching experiences that support future success. Details about sponsorship opportunities will be shared soon.

Recognizing how healthcare touches every business, family, and community, the State of Health Care Summit brings together healthcare leaders from across Ventura County for a forward-looking conversation about current challenges, new opportunities, and the future of care in the region. Hosted at the Reagan Library, the program also offers sponsorship options ranging from Bronze to Title Sponsor for organizations seeking meaningful visibility while supporting this community dialogue. Information about attending or sponsoring is available through the event’s QR code.

A relaxed, family-friendly meet and greet for the Jeep community. Spend time with fellow enthusiasts to share trail ideas, plan rides, and get build advice directly from the GenRight Off Road crew at their world headquarters. Knowledgeable team members will be available to answer questions about your setup, and there is food from Rock N Roll Cafe Simi Valley. Open to all Jeeps, with plenty of opportunities to park, talk, and show off your rig.

Enjoy an evening of music from rock and roll legends, featuring two leading tribute acts. The show starts with the classic hits of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, then continues with favorites from Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. A paid ticket is required for every person entering, regardless of age or seating needs, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Spanish Guitar Ent presents Benise at Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. The Emmy Award-winning composer and guitarist marks 25 years on stage with a high-energy production featuring an international ensemble and a troupe of choreographed dancers. This two-hour performance moves through Spanish flamenco, Cuban salsa, Brazilian samba, Parisian waltz, and driving percussion, offering a vivid journey across sound and dance. Alongside new material, the set includes fan favorites from his street-performing beginnings and reimagined rock classics such as Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir and AC/DC’s Thunderstruck. He also lends his signature style to timeless pieces like Ave Maria, Moonlight Sonata, and Vivaldi’s Summer from The Four Seasons.

Benise, the acclaimed Spanish guitar virtuoso, presents a theatrical concert that blends flamenco, vivid cultural storytelling, and dazzling stagecraft. Live guitar intertwines with energetic dance and striking visuals to create an immersive journey that carries audiences to new places. Suitable for all ages, this showcase highlights Benise’s virtuosity and brims with passion and excitement.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Nectar of The Dogs Wine, featuring a rotating roster of comedians with credits on television and popular podcasts. Each show offers a fresh lineup, so the experience is new every time.

American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Conejo Valley brings the community together to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones, and support research and patient programs. This 28th annual gathering begins with an optional noncompetitive 5k fun run around the California Lutheran University campus. After runners return, opening ceremonies with local civic leaders and volunteer organizers set the tone, and survivors at every stage of their journey take the first lap. Throughout the day, fundraising teams offer games and activities for all ages, local bands provide live music, and food is available with proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society. A car show will also take place on site. Open to survivors, caregivers, and community members, the event centers on teamwork, remembrance, and hope.

Thousand Oaks Pizza Cookery sets the stage for a jukebox-style live band that spans decades of rock and pop, steering from 50s and 60s classics to 70s and 80s favorites and into 90s and 2000s dance hits. Hear songs made famous by The Isley Brothers, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Kinks, The Rolling Stones, Boston, The Doobie Brothers, The Pretenders, Pink Floyd, The Stray Cats, Chicago, The Dazz Band, Oingo Boingo, U2, The B-52's, The Bangles, INXS, Sublime, The Go-Go's, Harvey Danger, Alien Ant Farm, Avril Lavigne, Britney Spears, The Killers, Fall Out Boy, Jimmy Eat World, Bruno Mars and more. The lineup features Ralski on drums, Celiaflor on vocals, Justin on bass and Chris S. on guitar.

Fast Times brings an all-out 80s celebration to The Canyon Club & Special Events Center, delivering a high-energy tribute packed with era-defining hits, vibrant retro costumes, tight choreography, and playful onstage humor. The set spans songs from Depeche Mode and Journey to Guns N’ Roses and Motley Crue, capturing the sound and spirit of the decade. Guests younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Experience a community walk at Lakefront Promenade Park, Area A that centers on hope and celebration while advancing support for people facing bladder cancer across Canada. Survivors, families, healthcare advocates, and supporters come together with a shared commitment to raise essential funds and increase awareness. Participants can make an impact by donating, volunteering, or amplifying the message, with every action directly helping patients nationwide. Register or donate to support the Mississauga Bladder Cancer Walk. Use promo code FACEBOOK26 to receive $10 off the registration fee, or start your fundraising with a $100 self-donation to have the $25 fee waived.

At Moorpark Country Club, this annual For The Troops golf tournament supports deployed U.S. service members by helping send care packages to those serving overseas. Golfers of any skill level can take part, whether they are eager to play or simply wish to further the mission. Registration covers 18 holes, a cart and range balls, a catered dinner, raffle prizes, a silent auction, and on-course contests with surprises. Participants can register as an individual or as a foursome, become a sponsor, contribute items or services, or volunteer. Space is limited.

Golden State Dermatology is hosting a Day of Beauty at its Simi Valley location with once-a-year savings on skincare and cosmetic services. Enjoy 20 percent off all skincare products and 15 percent off cosmetic and esthetician services. You can shop in person on the event day or place an order by phone. For assistance or to order, call 805-522-3300 or text 818-505-9300.

Movies at the Park adds a touch of magic to Thousand Oaks with a free outdoor screening of Wicked: For Good at Thousand Oaks Community Park. Activities for all ages take place before the film, followed by an open-air showing. The movie continues the tale of Elphaba and Glinda, highlighting memorable music and the bonds of friendship. Guests are welcome to bring blankets and lawn chairs for a relaxed, family-friendly night out.

At Conejo Players Theatre, Beetlejuice JR brings the beloved movie to the stage as a spooky, high-spirited musical. Lydia Deetz, a teen grieving her mother and intrigued by the afterlife, moves into a home inhabited by a newly departed couple and the unruly demon Beetlejuice. When she asks him to drive out the living, his tricks spiral into chaos and crack open a gateway to mischief from the Netherworld. This production is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International. A sensory friendly performance is included in the run. Directed by Ritchie Filippi and produced by Dana Marley-Kolb.

Presented by The Canyon, blues rock guitarist Orianthi takes the spotlight with the fiery playing and soulful vocals that have defined her 25-year career. To mark this milestone, she wrote, produced, and recorded her single First Time Blues at Robby Krieger’s Love Street Sound studio for Woodward Avenue Records, cutting it live after honing it on stage. The track features Justin Andres on bass and vocals, Carey Frank on keyboards, Nick Maybury on electric and acoustic guitar, and Elias Mallin on drums, with a second guitar solo contributed by three-time Grammy nominee Joe Bonamassa. Australian-born and based in Los Angeles, Orianthi began performing professionally at thirteen and has collaborated with Carlos Santana, Steve Vai, Alice Cooper, Richie Sambora, and Dave Stewart. She was chosen for Michael Jackson’s This Is It tour and appears in the concert film, has released multiple solo albums since her 2005 debut Violet Journey, performed on American Idol, and played the Grammys alongside Carrie Underwood. Her achievements include recognition by Elle magazine among its 12 greatest female electric guitarists and Guitar International’s Breakthrough Guitarist of the Year honor. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Billed as America’s largest interactive comedy murder mystery dinner experience, The Dinner Detective brings its whodunit to Thousand Oaks. Attendees dig into a challenging case while enjoying a complete dinner. The culprit could be hidden among the crowd, so anyone might suddenly find themselves under suspicion. Admission includes dinner, the live mystery entertainment, gratuity for the service team, a prize for the best investigator, and more. A cash bar will be open, and an ATM is available throughout the event. Tickets and pricing are organized by show date.

Geoff Tate brings the final chapter of Operation: Mindcrime to The Canyon Club & Special Events Center, pairing the music with a live string ensemble and a laser light show. Guests under 18 must attend with an adult. A Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum singer and songwriter, Tate is known as the longtime lead vocalist and a driving creative force behind Queensrÿche. Over more than three decades, the band sold over 20 million albums and toured in more than 50 countries, earning a reputation for ambitious, influential rock. The 1988 concept epic Operation: Mindcrime became a touchstone that drew comparisons to classics like Tommy and The Wall. Its successor Empire surpassed three million copies sold and delivered Silent Lucidity, the group’s first Top 10 single and a Grammy-nominated hit. After his departure, Tate launched projects under the Operation: Mindcrime banner, releasing a trilogy of concept albums between 2015 and 2017, and he continues to tour internationally celebrating this legacy.

The ETI Corral 37 Ranch Horse Show takes place at Conejo Creek Equestrian Park. This event focuses on ranch-style horsemanship in a show setting.

Experience an evening devoted to the music of Steely Dan featuring actual current and former band members. Special featured guest artists include Denny Dias on guitar, a Steely Dan co-founder, and Jeff "Skunk" Baxter on guitar, also a co-founder. The lineup also includes Royce Jones on vocals, Keith Carlock on drums, Bob Shephard on saxophone, Grant Geissman, lead guitarist with Chuck Mangione, Oz Noy on guitar, Yaron Gershovsky on keyboards with Manhatten Transfer, and Will Lee on bass from the Late Show with David Letterman. A full backing band with vocalists will perform the music like the original recordings. The Michael Lemmo Band opens the show.

Menopause The Musical brings a burst of laughter and sisterhood to the stage with a comic look at life during The Change. In this upbeat parody set to familiar songs from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, four women who meet at a lingerie sale connect over hot flashes, night sweats, memory lapses, and the ups and downs of intimacy. Expect a lively atmosphere that has audiences laughing, cheering, and even getting on their feet. Celebrated by more than 17 million fans worldwide over 25 years, this long-running favorite continues to resonate with humor and heart.

New West Symphony brings a program of Beethoven and Copland to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. The performance features Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21, alongside Copland’s Old American Songs and Appalachian Spring. Pacific Festival Ballet, led by Kim Maselli, and Los Robles Children’s Choir, led by Emma Roche, take part in the program. A paid ticket is required for all attendees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Presented by Pacific Dressage, this schooling show highlights classical and western dressage and also includes Working Equitation. Set at Conejo Creek Equestrian Park, it offers a focused showcase of these disciplines in a schooling environment.

Safely dispose of old documents at a monthly community shredding service providing secure on-site destruction. The cost is $10 per standard banker box, about 12 by 10 by 15 inches. Cash is accepted, and checks may be made payable to Paper Cuts. For a fast drop-off, place papers in banker-size boxes, mark each box with SHRED, set the boxes in your trunk or back seat with payment in an envelope on top, and remain in your vehicle while volunteers handle the unloading. For questions, contact the Chamber at (805) 526-3900.

Showroom Intl Production presents ELVIS: In Person at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. This concert spotlights Matt Stone, an Elvis tribute artist recognized by Graceland and the Elvis Presley Estate. Stone focuses on portraying Elvis in his prime, aiming to capture the energy and sound associated with that period. Members of Elvis Presley's inner circle have praised his performance, including stepbrother Billy Stanley, who described the resemblance as striking when listening with eyes closed.

The Canyon Club & Special Events Center welcomes Thelma Houston for a performance highlighting a storied career rooted in gospel and crowned by pop, R&B, and dance success. The Mississippi-born singer started in the 1960s with the Art Reynolds Singers, moved to Capitol Records for her first hit Baby Mine, and released her 1969 solo debut Sunshower with Jimmy Webb. A subsequent move to Motown brought her signature hit Don’t Leave Me This Way, a Gold record that earned the Grammy for Best R&B Female Vocal Performance and made her the first solo female Motown artist to receive that honor. She has appeared on major television specials, performed from the Hollywood Bowl to Las Vegas stages, and collaborated with artists including Chaka Khan, Mavis Staples, Morrissey, and dance producers Bimbo Jones. A member of the Dance Music Hall of Fame and honored as an Apollo Legend, she remains active on stage and in the studio, while supporting organizations such as the Human Rights Campaign, the NAACP, and AIDS-related charities. Guests under 18 require an accompanying adult.

Celebrate the season at a two day home and craft showcase featuring more than 70 vendors. Stroll the aisles to discover home improvement specialists, seasonal décor, handmade gifts, and unique finds from across Southern California. Connect with contractors and remodelers, compare windows and roofing options, explore energy upgrades and smart home technology, and browse creations by local artisans. Enjoy gourmet bites, snacks, and local treats, and catch live demonstrations and giveaways throughout the show. Admission is free with an advance RSVP through Eventbrite, and walk up entry is available for $10. Parking is free for all attendees both days. The event is family friendly, stroller and wheelchair accessible, with indoor and outdoor vendor areas.

The ETI Corral 37 Ranch Horse Show takes place at Conejo Creek Equestrian Park.

Explore tarot wisdom and creative expression in a hands-on workshop in Thousand Oaks, California led by tarot instructor Becky Zemlyn. Open to all experience levels, this session introduces the core meanings of the Major Arcana, helps each participant connect with a personally resonant card message, and guides you in crafting a one-of-a-kind soul card collage to take home. Becky, a tarot and astrology consultant who leads interactive groups and shares practical, time-tested insights, offers a welcoming setting for learning and discovery. Please bring your intuition, curiosity, and creativity. The class fee is $35.

At The Canyon Club & Special Events Center, Charity Karaoke-Sing for a Cause brings Conejo Valley together for a musical fundraiser and karaoke competition. Twenty singers perform with the Microphone Heroes live on stage, each representing a charity and aiming to earn prize dollars for their cause. The crowd helps decide the outcome by voting for the “Voters Choice” awards, and a panel of three judges selects the top five Best Performance winners. More than $20,000 in prize money will be awarded. Becca Hennesy serves as master of ceremonies. Guests under 18 must attend with an adult. Sponsors include Athens Services, Ventura County Credit Union, Ean Kleiger Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, Marc Feigen and Koss Real Estate, Kara Buss and HN Buss Investing, Team Rotary including Thousand Oaks Rotary Club, and The Pizza Cookery.

The School of Education will take part in the California Lutheran University Graduate School Fair, offering information on more than 20 graduate programs. Look for their booth in the quad near the flagpoles, with Soiland Arena designated as the location if it rains.

After a fun time last year, this event is back for another year. Returning attendees can expect the same enjoyable atmosphere that made the previous edition memorable.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up show at Nectar of The Dogs Wine, with a rotating lineup of comedians every time. The bill features performers with television appearances and voices from popular podcasts, delivering a fresh show with each edition.

Journey USA will be back at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks.

The Conejo Improv Players take the stage with an unscripted comedy show that turns audience ideas into fast paced games and scenes. The performance nods to Whose Line Is It Anyway, Second City, The Groundlings, and Upright Citizens Brigade, delivering a unique live show created in the moment. Performers include Frank Bonoff, Eric Bram, Jean Bridges, John Eslick, Shelby Fry, Patrick McGrath, Brandy Paolini, Rey Sailer, Kevin Schultz, and Scott Shrum.

At a new venue, this race day features four distances: 5k, 10k, 15k, and a half marathon. Participants can look forward to complimentary photos, posted official results, a scenic and enjoyable route, and swag bags. The event welcomes walkers and offers a family friendly atmosphere. Group discounts are available, and more races are on the way.

Candlelight presents an intimate, multi-sensory concert at Hyatt Regency Westlake that celebrates the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in the glow of candlelight. A string quartet from Range Ensemble performs favorites such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons hits including Radioactive, Thunder, Eyes Closed, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins and late entry is not permitted. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. The event is open to ages 8 and older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

UB40 delivers a reggae live show in a polished Thousand Oaks theater, where acoustics highlight the group’s close harmonies and detailed instrumentation with clear, full sound. Tender favorites such as Can’t Help Falling in Love carry extra emotion in this attentive setting, and the performance leans into warmth and melody from start to finish. As one of the more intimate and elegant California tour stops, it offers a focused, up-close experience.

This belly dance variety showcase at Cisco's Mexican Restaurant-Thousand Oaks highlights music, movement, and creative expression. Performers share their talents with the community while raising funds for the BFAK community. The event blends entertainment with a community-minded purpose.

Samantha Fish brings the Paper Doll Live World Tour to The Canyon Club & Special Events Center, showcasing bold songwriting, raw emotion, and the electrifying performances that have marked her as a standout guitarist of her generation. Her release Paper Doll, a collection of nine defiant, hard-hitting songs, earned her a second GRAMMY nomination. The live show channels the grit and intensity of the stage, where her music resonates most. Guests under 18 require an accompanying adult.

Candlelight transforms Samuelson Chapel into a glowing setting for a Halloween-inspired program performed by a Listeso string quartet from Ventura County. The evening features pieces such as Thriller by Michael Jackson, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the second movement of Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the Stranger Things theme by S U R V I V E, Danny Elfman’s Beetlejuice theme and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Addams Family theme by Vic Mizzy, John Carpenter’s Halloween theme, Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters theme, Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, and Time Warp by Richard O’Brien and Richard Hartley. Seats are allocated within each zone in order of arrival. The event welcomes ages 8 and up, and guests under 16 must attend with an adult. For accessibility considerations, the balcony does not meet ADA standards.

Samuelson Chapel hosts an intimate candlelit concert that celebrates the music of Queen and ABBA. A Listeso string quartet from Ventura County performs in a setting where candlelight and live sound create an atmosphere that engages the senses. The tentative program features ABBA favorites such as Dancing Queen, SOS, Money Money Money, Voulez Vous, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, and Gimme Gimme Gimme, alongside Queen classics including Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want to Break Free, Killer Queen, Don't Stop Me Now, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions. Seats within each zone are assigned in the order guests arrive. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The balcony does not meet ADA accessibility standards.

At The Canyon Club & Special Events Center, Oingo Boingo Former Members brings a high energy celebration of the band’s legacy. The group features original era players Johnny “Vatos” Hernandez, Sam “Sluggo” Phipps, and Carl Graves, with Steve Bartek, John Avila, and Doug Legacy appearing at times. They are joined by Brendan McCreary on vocals, Mike Glendinning on guitar, Freddy Hernandez on bass, Brian Swartz on trumpet, and Felice Hernandez on backing vocals. The performance draws from favorites like Dead Man’s Party, Weird Science, We Close Our Eyes, Only a Lad, Just Another Day, Stay, Out of Control, Who Do You Want to Be, Gratitude, and Private Life, along with more from the catalog. The band has filled well known California venues, including the Greek Theatre, and its devoted West Coast following has even earned civic recognition in Los Angeles. Radio host Richard Blade has praised this lineup as the definitive way to experience Oingo Boingo’s music. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

At Conejo Players Theatre, this stage adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame follows Quasimodo, the isolated bell ringer of Notre Dame, who longs for life beyond the cathedral walls. As Paris celebrates the lively Feast of Fools, he breaks free from the strict control of his guardian, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, and steps into the bustling streets. When the crowd turns cruel, only Esmeralda shows him compassion, capturing the attention of both Captain Phoebus and Frollo and setting off a dangerous clash of desire and authority. With the Roma people under threat, Quasimodo must summon the courage to protect them and find his own voice. Directed by Deidre Parmenter and produced by Patricia Rosenhauer, this production is presented under a special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

The New West Symphony brings Symphony Goes to Cirque to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks, led by conductor Michael Christie and featuring the artists of Troupe Vertigo. This return engagement pairs orchestral favorites with cirque artistry, uniting symphony with acrobatic performances that showcase power and finesse. Every attendee must have a paid ticket to enter, no matter the age or seating needs. All sales are final, and tickets are nonrefundable and not available for exchange.

Chicago co-founder and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Danny Seraphine brings his Take Me Back To Chicago Experience to The Canyon Club - Agoura Hills, backed by a seasoned band and a vibrant horn section. The set highlights the band’s signature sound with 70s favorites like “25 or 6 to 4”, “Feeling Stronger”, and “Saturday in the Park”, then moves into the 80s ballad era with “Hard Habit to Break”, “You’re the Inspiration”, and “Look Away”. Expect a showcase of classic hits spanning multiple decades. Tickets are priced at $24, $34, and $39 plus applicable fees. Table ticket holders are required to purchase dinner. A two drink minimum applies to everyone. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult. For safety, bags are not allowed unless they are clear with contents visible.

Danny Seraphine, co-founder of Chicago and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, brings his Take Me Back To Chicago Experience to The Canyon Club & Special Events Center for a concert centered on the band’s landmark songs. Backed by an accomplished group with a dynamic horn section, the performance spans decades of hits, from 70s favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Feeling Stronger, and Saturday in the Park to 80s ballads including Hard Habit to Break, You’re the Inspiration, and Look Away. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Leonid & Friends brings its 11-member, genre-crossing ensemble to Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks for a concert highlighting their uncannily faithful takes on the music of Chicago alongside energetic renditions of 1970s rock, pop, and jazz fusion favorites. Founded by producer and musician Leonid Vorobyev, the group unites standout vocalists and instrumentalists from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and beyond, all dedicated to celebrating this influential era. What began as a Moscow studio project took off online with spot-on video covers that earned praise from members of Chicago and propelled the band onto international stages across North America, Europe, and Asia. With over 500 million video views, multiple sold-out U.S. tours, and a devoted worldwide following, their live show blends exacting musicianship with the spirit of the originals for an evening of classic sounds delivered with vibrant energy.

MIKE MASSÉ brings his acclaimed acoustic take on classic rock to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. Known worldwide for turning beloved songs into intimate, powerful moments, he has earned more than 200 million views on YouTube, and even the artists he covers have taken notice. Toto has called his version of Africa their favorite, a performance that has surpassed 20 million views. Expect faithful yet fresh arrangements of music by the Beatles, Billy Joel, Elton John, Simon & Garfunkel, and Dan Fogelberg. What began with viral videos has grown into a touring concert across the U.S. and internationally, noted for precise, creative, and emotionally resonant arrangements that highlight his distinctive voice.

Experience a candlelit tribute to The Beatles at Samuelson Chapel in Ventura County, where a live string quartet performs in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. A Listeso ensemble from Ventura County brings beloved songs to life, with selections that may include I Want To Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, Come Together, Here Comes the Sun, Help!, Eleanor Rigby, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, A Day in the Life, Yesterday, and Let It Be. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not allowed. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Please note that the balcony is not ADA compliant.

Matt Fraser brings his interactive mediumship event to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. Known from television and as a New York Times bestselling author, he shares messages from the spirit world in real time. During this 90 minute experience, he moves through the audience to deliver readings, often calling out names, memories, dates, and details connected to loved ones who have passed. Attendees witness messages unfold in the moment, with many finding comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message comes through directly or during someone else’s reading, people often discover insights that feel personal. No two evenings are alike, since the energy in the room shapes what happens, and seating throughout the theater offers the chance to be close to the action. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out. Entry requires a paid ticket for each person. Attendees must be 18 or older due to mature and sensitive subject matter. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Melton Conference of Learners gathers at the Brandeis-Bardin Institute for a four-day program centered on the theme Jewish People at a Crossroads. Sarah Tuttle-Singer will share perspectives shaped by her writing and on-the-ground experience, encouraging thoughtful reflection and open conversation. Tuttle-Singer is the author of Jerusalem Drawn and Quartered and serves as New Media Editor at Times of Israel. She grew up in Venice Beach with influences ranging from Yiddish lullabies to Civil Rights anthems, and now lives in Jerusalem with her three children, often seeking stories in unexpected places and through conversations with strangers. She regularly addresses audiences across the spectrum, inviting them to grapple with challenging questions and recognizing the courage that takes. Over the course of the gathering, participants from near and far engage in learning, exploration, and community building around the conference theme.

This performance features culinary elements that involve shellfish, and exposure can happen by eating, by skin contact, or from cooking vapors in the air. Because shellfish allergies can cause severe reactions, including anaphylaxis, guests with these allergies should not consume any food served and should avoid sitting in the front row. Venue staff are available for assistance with questions or accommodations. Ticket access includes a presale and a general public on sale.

Filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer Sandesh Kadur shines a light on India’s lesser-known wild cats to support their conservation. The program explores habitats from the Himalaya to arid plains and dense jungle, revealing an exceptional diversity of felines. Attendees will discover the tiny Pallas’s cat with its famously grumpy face, the fishing cat that dives into water to capture its prey, and the elusive clouded leopard. Presented at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks.

The Canyon presents a heavy metal double bill at The Canyon Club & Special Events Center featuring Armored Saint and Metal Church. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Armored Saint, born in Los Angeles in the early 1980s, remains a cornerstone of American metal. Their sound blends hard-hitting guitars, soaring vocals, and a live intensity that has endured for decades while still feeling current. The album Punching The Sky captures their mix of muscular power, melodic hooks, and expansive songwriting, with vocalist John Bush joined by Joey Vera, Phil Sandoval, Jeff Duncan, and Gonzo Sandoval. Metal Church emerged from the Pacific Northwest in the same era and helped shape American heavy metal with a fusion of classic style and thrash-edged aggression. The band built a dedicated worldwide following with defining releases such as Metal Church, The Dark, and Blessing in Disguise. Expect thunderous riffs, high-reaching vocals, and an energized stage show from a group long celebrated for its impact and intensity.