Events in Simi Valley, CA

Geoff Green, CEO of CalNonprofits, leads a Leader Lunch conversation on how state and federal policies shape the work of community nonprofits and affect residents across Ventura County. The session also looks at practical approaches to nonprofit advocacy and explores why a sector that earns high public trust is so often excluded from policy decisions. The content is relevant to nonprofit leaders, board members, volunteers, and community members who want to stay informed about these issues.

Hosted by the Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce, this monthly lunch meetup gathers Chamber members, local professionals, entrepreneurs, and community leaders at Porcellino's Italian Market & Deli. Connect over a relaxed meal, build relationships, and share referrals while expanding your business network. Bring plenty of business cards and plan for friendly, productive conversations.

This league highlights tribal and kindred strategies in Commander. Bring a deck built around one creature type with at least 25 creatures of that type. Changelings do not count toward the minimum unless the list is a dedicated changeling deck. There are no brackets and no budget limits, so expect high powered builds at the tables. Entry is free and there is no commitment. Play matches to earn points, then trade them in at the end for prizes such as promo packs, store credit, snacks and drinks, booster packs, and more.

Trivia Tycoon brings a free-to-play, gamified quiz night to The Paddock Sports Bar and Horse Racing in Thousand Oaks. The setting blends horse-racing flair with favorites from the kitchen, including stone-fired pizzas and Grandstand Pretzels. Expect a lively format with featured segments like the Lightning Round, Oh My Word! word puzzles and scrambles, the Mindsweeper Round, and Hear Me Out, an audio-based challenge. Teams test their knowledge in a friendly, high-energy sports bar atmosphere.

Bob & Kurt return for Tour Support Tuesday at Ric's Restaurant and Sports Lounge in Camarillo. Fans and friends are welcome for this installment at the lounge. Early reservations are recommended.

Things start at an easy pace, then the energy can rise into a spontaneous sprint. Presented as a therapy session, this outing blends a mellow warmup with the possibility of a lively chase.

Karaoke is on at Roxanne’s Lounge/Bar/Grill in Long Beach. Pick a favorite song and step up to the mic to share your voice in a welcoming setting.

Attendees of any age are welcome, and a ticket is required for each person. A bag policy is in place allowing bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches. All bags will be checked at the entrance, and nonclear bags may receive extra screening. Cameron Whitcomb is partnering with PLUS1 and Project Healthy Minds on this tour, with one dollar from every ticket supporting efforts to expand access to mental health services across the country. Tickets are available through a general public sale as well as multiple presales, including artist, Live Nation, Citi Cardmember, Spotify, and VIP package options. Event details, including the schedule and any supporting performers, may change.

Test your knowledge at a lively trivia night at SoCal Vibes Surf Club in Santa Monica. Participation is free, prizes are up for grabs, and teams of up to six players can compete together. Arriving early is recommended for the best seats. Enjoy food and drinks while taking on brain-teasing questions with friends.

almost monday brings THANK GOD IT'S ALMOST MONDAY to The Belasco. This all-ages show takes place in a standing room only setting. The venue offers a designated area for guests who use wheelchairs and their companions, available on a first-come, first-served basis. For questions about accessibility or to request accommodations, contact THEBELASCO@LIVENATION.COM or (213) 531-0580. The schedule and support acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket access includes presale options such as Artist, Citi Cardmember, Citi Cardmember Preferred, and Live Nation, along with a public onsale.

Modest Mouse brings a live performance to The Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. Guests of all ages are welcome. Event specifics, including any supporting acts, may change without notice. Premier Parking vouchers are valid for this event, and early on-site parking access is not guaranteed. Trust for Public Land serves as the tour’s charitable partner. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, including Ice Cream Party, Spotify, Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, VIP Package, and Fan Club, along with a public onsale and a VIP package onsale.

A no-cost, interactive beginner guitar workshop welcomes veterans in Los Angeles County at the Santa Clarita Elks Lodge. Guided by the Veterans Guitar Alliance, the session focuses on core fundamentals to help newcomers begin playing with confidence. No prior experience is required, and guitars can be provided on loan for participants who need one. It offers a supportive start for veterans looking to open a new chapter through music.

At Westside Music Conservatory, trumpeter Kris Tiner and pianist Cathlene Pineda appear as a duo that has grown from more than fifteen years of collaboration. Their shared history began in Pineda’s quartet and continued in ensembles led by Vinny Golia and Chris Schlarb, shaping an easy musical rapport built on close listening. Performing under the name Triple Dip, they offer a set focused on melody and contrast. The music connects Jimmy Giuffre’s intimate, exploratory chamber jazz with a spirit of improvisation, and the harmonic palette reflects diverse currents of 20th century art music alongside European and American jazz traditions.

Tuesday nights at The Barrel begin with a featured performer, followed by sign-ups for the music open mic, then the open mic takes the stage. Food is available for purchase out back. Performers can make use of a keyboard, three instrument cables, two vocal microphones, an instrument mic, and an aux cord.

St. Brendan School presents its inaugural golf outing at Roosevelt Golf Course, supporting the Parent-Teacher Board, SBS Athletics, and improvements to the school play yard. The event features a two-player scramble over nine holes with a shotgun start, with flights available for men, women, and mixed teams. The day includes arrival and check-in, a round of golf, a lunch reception, then awards and prizes. Registration is $150 per player and includes lunch. Roosevelt is a walking-only course, and pull carts are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Complimentary on-site parking is limited, so carpooling or ride share is encouraged. Registration, sponsorships, and golf polo preorders are available.

A welcoming social gathering where participants can make new friends while enjoying good food, entertainment, games, and more. It takes place twice a month. The cost is $10, with a $5 rate for AJCC members. RSVP is requested.

Caring for someone with dementia often brings complex emotions, including anticipatory grief, the pain of losing parts of a person who is still here physically but absent in memory or emotion. This free support group provides a caring setting to talk openly, connect with others who understand, and discover practical tools for coping. The meeting takes place at Goebel Adult Community Center and centers on shared experiences, empathy, and guidance for navigating this difficult stage.

Taking place at Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery (Long Beach Atlantic Ave), this free midweek bingo night features two sessions for players to participate with friends, family, or on their own. Prizes are available to win, and dinner and pie are part of the experience.

This four-day intermediate wheel throwing course is led by teaching artist Jynell Dimalanta and is designed to deepen skills at the wheel. Participants explore techniques for collaring to shape bottles and other closed forms, create lidded jars, refine handles, and experiment with surface decoration. Instruction includes working with colored slip and sgraffito, throwing larger and more consistent forms, and building confidence in both throwing and glazing. Techniques may vary based on the group. The course is intended for students who can center and throw a basic cylinder and bowl and who are comfortable working with 2 to 2.5 pounds of clay.

This standing-room-only, general admission show welcomes attendees of any age, and every person will need a ticket to enter. Supporting performers will be announced, and the lineup may change. The Trust for Public Land is the charitable partner for Modest Mouse’s tour. Ticket access includes fan club and Citi cardmember presales, a Live Nation presale, VIP package options, and a public onsale.

Frankie Cosmos marks a decade of Next Thing with a special set that puts the album front and center. For the first time since its release, the current lineup performs the record start to finish, reflecting a journey that has included world touring, a gold milestone, shifts in band members, and sonic growth while keeping Greta Kline’s distinctive voice at the core. In addition to the full album, the band refashions selections from newer material through the Next Thing lens, using a pared down setup of a simplified drum kit, a single Casio keyboard, and a Danelectro guitar with no pedals. The show supports an anniversary vinyl remaster that includes three previously unreleased demos from the album’s era. Fans who experienced Frankie Cosmos in 2016 can look forward to a nostalgic return to that moment.

Presented by Minty Boi, The Rose Hips perform live at El Cid in Los Angeles. The group is a two-person indie rock outfit made up of vocalist Dane Schumacher and guitarist Michael Gryffin, friends since childhood who grew up in Palo Alto before moving south to focus on music. They create everything themselves, from writing and singing to production, blending classic rock, folk touches, and contemporary pop into tight harmonies and melodic songs with a modern alternative feel. Their debut single, "Spacey," written and recorded during their first session together, went viral and introduced a warm, guitar-led sound that rises into breezy hooks, followed by "The Sound," an early sign of a fully realized approach from the outset. This all-ages show showcases how a duo can deliver the scope and cohesion often associated with a larger band.

This midweek flashback spotlights a tale of unintended vows. A timid groom rehearses his wedding promises within earshot of a deceased young woman, who then emerges from the grave believing he has married her.

A run of shows by My Chemical Romance is scheduled at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, with multiple evenings planned at the same venue.

General Admission Restaurant hosts a trivia night built around Trivia Tycoon, a gamified format featuring multiple rounds. Participants face the Lightning Round, Oh My Word word puzzles, Mindsweeper, and Hear Me Out, an audio challenge, with additional games in the mix. There is no cost to participate. The venue offers happy hour deals and a menu that includes Buffalo Cauliflower.

An informal information session at Moor Park library invites anyone curious about fostering to learn more. The support team will be available to talk through what fostering involves and to answer questions.

Golden Future Senior Expo brings its West San Fernando Valley edition to The Odyssey with a lively mix of resources, activities, and entertainment for older adults and the people who support them. Admission and parking are free. Explore more than 60 exhibitors, spend time in Livin’ Life Lane for social connection, and take part in educational seminars and workshops. Complimentary offerings include health screenings, makeovers, haircuts, and nail manicures, along with guidance on finances and retirement. Enjoy bingo, live entertainment, and arts and crafts, plus more than 20 chances to win door prizes. Every attendee receives a Golden Future tote bag, and five lucky guests will discover a Golden Ticket inside worth a $100 gift card. For over 15 years, this expo has focused on informing, connecting, and celebrating seniors and their communities. It is designed for seniors, caregivers, friends and family, aging professionals, and local residents. Pre-registration is encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome.

This free Playful Parent class is offered every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday and focuses on sensory and motor development, meaningful parent‑child connection, and social interaction for families. Activities unfold in a safe, clean, and encouraging environment and provide a playful introduction to gymnastics. Attend a single session or choose multiple days each week.

Kilnhouse Records, UK promoters, present their debut U.S. event on the West Coast with Lucky Me and Spiral at Towne Ave in Los Angeles. RSVP for details.

At the Bixby Knolls Farmers Market, a single sip says everything, hinting at a flavorful experience that speaks for itself. Do not miss this market.

Riftbound Nexus Night focuses on League of Legends: Riftbound TCG with a clear entry and prize structure. Registration is $10 and includes a Nexus pack while supplies last. For prizes, one and a half booster packs per participant are added to a shared pool and awarded to top finishers, with the option to take store credit instead. Participants should have a Riot account and a Carde.io account linked to the same email. Riftbound is transitioning to the Riftbound Gaming Network, which will require creating a separate account.

Moroccan Lounge hosts The Paradox with support from Meet Me @ The Altar. This all ages concert offers $25 advance tickets and $27 at the door.

A playful mix of spooky and sultry energy sets the tone for a women-centered evening at Grounded Studios, featuring a beginner-friendly heels combo set to Beyoncé’s Haunted. Expect light treats, a warm space to connect with others, and a raffle for official Grounded Studios merchandise. Admission is $30, and treats plus professional filming are included. Heels, costumes, and being on camera are optional yet encouraged. No previous dance experience is required, only an open mind and a bit of curiosity. Instruction is led by JadeMiracle.

Lauren Ash takes the stage at Teragram Ballroom with Maudlin Strangers opening. Tickets are priced at $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the show, and the event welcomes all ages. A $100 VIP add on is available and includes a chance for a photo with Lauren captured by a photographer using your phone, a signed CD of the Call Me When You Get This album, an exclusive VIP lanyard, and a Lauren Ash drawstring backpack. The VIP add on does not include entry to the concert, so a separate show ticket is required.

Put your knowledge to the test at a lively trivia night at Wall ST Pizza in Los Angeles. Participation is free, prizes are available, and teams of up to six can compete together. Enjoy food and drinks while you play, and consider arriving early to snag the best seats.

Everclear brings the Lucky 7 Tour to The Bellwether for an all ages concert. A presale is available with the password “fluffy,” followed by a general on sale. For an additional $85.00, attendees can upgrade to the Looking Glass Lounge, which provides access 30 minutes before and during the show, with limited availability. The Virginian offers a pre-show Happy Hour one hour before doors with food and drinks. Door and show times may change.

Weatherday, the noise pop project helmed by the mononymous songwriter Sputnik, turns a fascination with hornets into a fully realized world on Hornet Disaster, a sweeping follow-up to the 2019 debut Come in and a spiritual successor to the 2022 collaboration Weatherglow. Shaped from an initial burst of more than 70 songs and guided by a clear narrative that ties back to earlier work, the album opens with a bristling title track that hurtles forward with volatility and playfulness while hinting at new approaches to writing and production. Lead single Angel, paired with Heartbeats, underscores that evolution, one as a punchy, springy emo anthem and the other a sleek, downtempo piece that nods to The Knife and expands Weatherday’s sonic palette. Across nineteen tracks, the motion, color, and shape of hornets weave through whirlwind melodies and sudden turns, making room for varied detours like a Swedish-language winter tribute in Pulka, the airy shimmer of renaissance flute on Green Tea Seaweed Sea, and the folktronica experimentation of Ripped Apart By Hands. The result is a bustling collection where songs jostle like insects in a swarm, stirring tension and release while maintaining purpose and familiarity, extending the knotted intensity of Come in with an all-in spirit that reflects an artist fully settled into a distinct voice.

This self care themed sound bath at Knead 2 Stretch features an evening of relaxation, guided meditation, and sound healing led by Angela. Crystal singing bowls, a gong, and other therapeutic instruments create gentle vibrations that calm the mind, release tension, and support deep rest. No prior experience is required. Cost is $40, and attendance is limited to 12 guests.

Movies Under the Microscope revisits the 1980s, a decade when sci-fi hits and quirky cult favorites grappled with real breakthroughs in science, Cold War anxieties, and bold ideas about the future. This edition at the Natural History Museum showcases Real Genius (1985), paired with a pre-film gathering and a conversation that teases apart what the genre got right and what it got delightfully wrong. The discussion features Dr. David Saltzberg, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at UCLA and science consultant on The Big Bang Theory and Oppenheimer, Cody Ziglar, comic and writer for Futurama and Rick and Morty, Jason Patrick Galit, Lead Consultant for InterMyth and pop culture educator, and Beth Werling, Senior Collections Manager of History (Material Culture) at NHM, with moderation by Joel Quizon of NHM. On screen, freshman prodigy Mitch Taylor teams with brilliant senior Chris Knight at Pacific Tech to develop a powerful laser. Their unlikely partnership sparks a breakthrough, then reveals a troubling secret behind the project. Directed by Martha Coolidge, known for Valley Girl and Rambling Rose, and featuring Gabe Jarret and Val Kilmer.

A live night of tribute performances unfolds at The Redwood Bar, with Linkubus honoring Linkin Park and Incubus, Mused celebrating Muse, Pony1 saluting Deftones, and City of Sevenfold paying tribute to A7X. This multi-band showcase takes place in DTLA.

Rocknite LB is back at Alex's Bar in Long Beach, CA, featuring Sex Motel, Bloodsugar, and Light Dazed on one bill.

Presented by Goldenvoice, the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy World Tour comes to El Rey with Sawyer Hill. The Fayetteville, Arkansas rocker is known for a rich baritone and a modern twist on 90s guitar grit shaped by Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains. His audience on Instagram and TikTok has grown to nearly 400,000, and the single Look At The Time reached the top of the Spotify US Viral Chart on the strength of a sharp, memorable hook. He is finishing a debut EP and bringing that momentum to the stage after filling 200 to 300 capacity rooms in Arkansas, Dallas, and Austin. This all ages concert takes place in Los Angeles.

Beach Boys founder Al Jardine leads the Pet Sounds Band in a heartfelt salute to the music of Brian Wilson, featuring selections associated with Pet Sounds and Love You. Often regarded as the creative engine of the group, Wilson shaped the melodies and lyrics that defined its sound and touched listeners across the globe. Following his passing, the band reflected that together they shared a spirit of optimism, joy, and freedom with the world. This concert honors that legacy while celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Pet Sounds album, creating a warm atmosphere where friends and fans sing along to timeless songs. Billed as a one-of-a-kind Los Angeles performance, the program is supported by Jeff and Linda Abell and Mike and Charlene Sievers.

Celebrate the publication of Secret Daughter by Veronica Gonzalez Peña with a conversation featuring Chris Kraus. The novel follows a girl sent from her extended family in Mexico City to live in the United States at the age of six, a move meant to shield her from her mother’s severe mental illness. She grows up in a Midwestern college town with an affectionate yet ineffectual uncle and his unsympathetic wife, while long summers back in Mexico leave her moving between two homes and two worlds. At twelve she is abruptly told that the man she believed was her father is not, and that her biological father is his close friend, a disclosure that deepens her sense of being in between. As an adult, she enters psychoanalysis to examine a lifelong feeling of loss and dislocation. The book interweaves memory, analysis, and keen observation to bring the textures of childhood close, tracing how early fractures reverberate into later life. It pieces together a life from shards of experience, with its revelations resonating against Mexico’s turbulent history. The novel has earned praise from writers including Chloe Aridjis and Colm Tóibín, who note its intelligence, its probing of secrecy and half-truths, and its clear-eyed journey toward freedom and self-knowledge. Veronica Gonzalez Peña is a writer and filmmaker, author of twin time: or how death befell me and The Sad Passions, and director of Lawrence Weiner: Writing on the Wall and Pat Steir: Artist. Secret Daughter is her third novel with Semiotext(e). Chris Kraus is the author of The Four Spent the Day Together, serves as Visiting Faculty at Deep Springs College, and is a co-editor of Semiotexte with Hedi El Kholti.

A trivia night at Zero Lounge in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles offers free entry, prizes for winners, and team play for groups of up to six. Early arrival is recommended to secure the best seats.

This free meeting features a sponsored breakfast and a welcoming environment open to all. Attendees can network, hear updates on current news, and take part in educational segments. Time is set aside for property pitches and sharing buyer needs, and the program includes participation from REALTOR members, affiliates, and guest speakers.

Start your Mah Jongg journey with a beginner series from the Mahj Club, built on more than 30 years of playing experience and grounded in the game’s traditions. This thorough introduction follows National Mah Jongg League guidelines and covers the essentials, from recognizing and naming tiles to arranging your rack so you can spot hands on the league card, along with the core rules needed to play. An official National Mah Jongg League card is included with enrollment. The series aims to leave newcomers feeling more connected to the game and excited to keep playing. The fee is $210, with a $180 rate for AJCC members.

Bring your used camera gear to Tuttle Camera in Long Beach, CA, where buying experts will be on-site to evaluate and purchase equipment with on-the-spot quotes. This event welcomes anyone looking to sell gear they no longer need or prepare for an upgrade. Please bring a valid photo ID, along with a charged battery and charger, since cameras without these items may receive a lower offer. Items they typically do not buy include Polaroid cameras, most video cameras unless they have an SD card slot, darkroom equipment or supplies, light stands, old studio lights, and most point and shoot film cameras unless they have a fixed lens. For questions, advance quotes, or shipping instructions if attending is not possible, contact the show buyer, Nelson Coppedge, at usedphotopro@gmail.com.

Experience an exclusive Insider Tour at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County that opens doors to its renowned dinosaur collection. Gain rare access with museum scientists, watch how real fossils are prepared and stored, and hear lesser-known stories behind the museum's iconic dinosaurs. The tour includes a special visit to the Dinosaur Institute. Space is limited and advance reservations are recommended. The length of the tour may change.

Meowloween 2026 takes over Feline Good Social Club as the biggest celebration of the year, with lounge cats suiting up in festive looks and a mix of daytime and evening sessions. Daytime brings relaxed, all ages fun with chances to meet the resident kitties in their festive best, and guests are welcome to wear cat themed outfits, add spooky touches, or go all out in costume for a shot at raffle prizes. In the evening, settle into a cozy atmosphere with live jazz, friendly felines, and wine flights from Chateau Gato Wines. Another night centers on a calming black cat themed yoga experience that invites participants to breathe, stretch, and unwind among the sleek resident black cats. Capacity is limited to keep the cats happy, comfortable, and safe, so spots are expected to go quickly.

Classic and collector vehicles roll into Old Town Camarillo as this car cruise series returns. At Studio Channel Islands Art Center, more than 200 classic cars are expected to be on display, creating a lively showcase for auto enthusiasts and families. Enjoy the sight of vintage rides, polished chrome, and timeless design in a welcoming community setting.

Leading drivers and powerful cars take on a tight street course at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, set beside the Terrace Theater, for an evening of tandem drifting at close range. The layout keeps the action compact and loud, with outcomes decided by precision, angle, speed, and steady control on every pass. Expect quick transitions and head-to-head showdowns as competitors push the limits to hold the perfect line and maintain balance under pressure.

In Sherman Oaks, Adam’s Garden hosts a high-energy kids dance party inside its indoor playground, featuring upbeat music, playful balloon activities, glow lighting, and plenty of chances to move. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming for all ages in a safe, kid-focused space. Members attend at no cost. For non-members, admission is 25 dollars per child and 20 dollars for each additional sibling. Infants 9 months and under are free, and parents or caregivers are not charged. Socks are required while in the play area, and no reservations are necessary. Parking is plentiful, and validation is offered for up to three hours.

Saosin honors the 20th anniversary of its self-titled album with a performance that also reaches beyond that release. The lineup features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez. This is a general admission, standing-only show. It is open to all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Supporting sets come from Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us, and all acts are subject to change.

Teaching artist Andi Meyer leads a hands-on felting workshop centered on sculptural vessels. Participants work with wool, soap, hot water, and friction, then use resist techniques to shape a sturdy container rich with color and texture. This single-session class welcomes all skill levels, is designed for ages 16 and up, and includes all materials. The fee is $42 per person. Advance registration is required and capacity is limited. The workshop takes place inside SPAM’s Cole Creativity Center. Free parking is available behind the building and entry is available through either the front or back door. For questions, call (805) 525-5554 ext. 104 or email creativity@santapaulaartmuseum.org.

Artist Lia leads a relaxed painting session at Dog Haus Canoga Park centered on a spooky pumpkin bouquet. Attend with friends or family, or come on your own. Step-by-step instruction makes it beginner friendly, and all supplies are provided. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere with food and drinks from Dog Haus as you paint your own piece.

Post Sex Nachos headlines a standing room only, general admission concert at House of Blues Anaheim. This event welcomes all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Hannah Geller and Ear Ringers are slated to open, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes several presale options, including artist, Spotify, VIP package, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember opportunities, along with a public onsale.

Justin Nozuka performs at The Teragram Ballroom, with Sara Diamond also on the bill. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are $30 when purchased in advance and $35 if bought on the day.

Open to all ages at The Belasco, this event takes place in a standing room only setting. A designated area is reserved for wheelchair users and their companions and is available based on arrival order. For questions about accessibility or to request accommodations, please contact the venue. An early entry lounge is planned before doors open and the performance begins. The schedule and any supporting acts are subject to change without notice.

High Street Arts Center presents Disney’s Frozen, the Broadway musical that brings the beloved story of Arendelle to the stage with the film’s familiar songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez alongside new music written for theater. With a book by Jennifer Lee, the tale follows sisters Anna and Elsa as a mysterious winter grips their kingdom, sending Anna on a quest with Kristoff, his reindeer Sven, and the cheerful snowman Olaf to reunite their family. This production is rated PG. The creative lineage includes original Broadway direction by Michael Grandage and production by Disney Theatrical Group, with the stage version based on the film written by Jennifer Lee and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee. At High Street Arts Center, the production team features Director Katie McTyre, Producers Kathee Boyer and Ken Rayzor, Music Director Eric Schultz, Choreographer Amie Woolweber, Assistant Director Indigo Runge, Costume Designer Barbara Mazeika, Technical and Lighting Director Patrick Duffy, Stage Manager Kathee Boyer, and Assistant Stage Manager Angela Tamayo. The cast includes Sophia Bellefeuille as Elsa, Lilli Babb as Anna, Brennen Kiltzner as Kristoff, Jack Cleary as Hans, Taylor Bass as Olaf, R. Shane Bingham as Oaken, Jacob Stromsoe as Weselton, Ruby Jimenez as Young Elsa, Maiya Sycamore and Audrie Trojan as Young Anna, Melanie McQueen as Queen Iduna, Eddie Spiers as King Agnarr, Benjamin Mitnick as Pabbie, Madison Bales as Bulda, and Eric Eckels as the Bishop. Understudies include Maya Puterbaugh for Elsa and Emma Yarian for Anna, with the ensemble of townspeople, guards, hidden folk, and Oaken’s family and friends featuring Alexander Beneski, Shanelle Brooks, Tami Keaton, Kayla Newkirk, Brandon Parker, Jules Patrick, Maya Puterbaugh, Josephine Riley, Alexis Rivera, Dennise Sagrado, Brian Tash, and Emma Yarian. Tickets are priced from 28 to 30 dollars for adults and from 25 to 27 dollars for seniors, teachers, students, and military.

Goldenvoice hosts Foster the People at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, with Goth Babe on the bill. This is an all ages concert.

At Hudson Theatre in Hollywood, Limitless Live featuring The Voice Inside offers a multimedia evening that blends a film screening with live music and heartfelt storytelling. The program highlights autistic individuals and those with related conditions, focusing on resilience, community, and boundless potential. Audiences will experience the award-winning The Voice Inside alongside musical performances and first-person accounts shared by the artists. After performances in Florida that received standing ovations, the production comes to the West Coast for its California debut. Admission follows a contribute-what-you-can approach, with donations helping create paid opportunities for autistic artists and bringing the mission to more communities. Sponsorships are available for individuals, businesses, and organizations, with recognition and partnership benefits.

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

Presented by Goldenvoice, this event features The Adicts. It is open to attendees of all ages.

Celebrate Halloween with a high energy costume party and dance night at Corbin Bowl in Tarzana, featuring live sets from The Baby Goats, Paradise Vultures, and Bluto. All ages are welcome, and parking is free. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the show. Capacity is limited, so door availability is not guaranteed.

Monster Dash features 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances in a welcoming setting for beginners and seasoned runners alike. Registration includes a custom finisher medal, a drawstring goodie bag, instant finish line results, complimentary race videos, and free photos that can be searched by bib number. Enjoy cinematic highlight reels along with an assortment of post race snacks and samples, all within a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Participants can earn trophies and digital achievement badges for milestones, view an Ascend Index ranking across events, and use Ascend Crew tools to follow friends and compare times. Access to the free A Better World Running app is included to keep track of races, photos, and videos. Age group awards are available for pickup at a race only and are not mailed. Pricing is designed to be affordable and family friendly. Group discounts for three or more are automatically applied on Race Ascend, with an additional option available for groups of five or more.

A free Playful Parent Class invites parents and young children to build sensory and motor skills together while strengthening their bond. Families can connect with others in a safe, clean, and encouraging setting that offers a playful introduction to gymnastics. The experience promotes social interaction for both kids and adults and keeps things fun and supportive. Sessions take place on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and you can attend a single day or participate on all three.

This two-day program in Los Angeles offers a structured immersion in Kriya Yoga. The first day begins with check-in and a formal initiation into Kriya Yoga, followed by a vegetarian lunch with time for seva and rest. The afternoon focuses on technique instruction and closes with a guided meditation session. The second day reinforces the practice through a review of technique and additional guided meditation, with a vegetarian lunch and seva in between. A dedicated Q&A precedes a concluding guided meditation. Initiation offering information and other details are shared by email after registration. The program is led by Yogacharya Richard Peterson.

This Reiki training invites a sense of community with a shared potluck and a ceremonial gathering that honors the healing energy present in the world. The cost for individual levels is 260 dollars for Reiki 1, 390 dollars for Reiki 2, 520 dollars for Reiki 3, and 650 dollars for Reiki Master, with an Integration option priced at 260 dollars. A pay-in-full option of 1,800 dollars is available and represents a savings of 280 dollars compared to purchasing levels separately. Payments can be transferred to another person, however they are not refundable.

Now in its 25th year, the Angels Spotlight on Style Fashion Show takes place at Four Seasons Westlake Village. This silver anniversary edition offers a glamour-filled celebration that honors a quarter century of style alongside impact.

The 4th Annual Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser brings a day of tasting and friendly competition in a warehouse setting. Guests can sample entries from competing teams while enjoying music, food, and raffles. Teams can compete for a $30 entry fee, with ingredients not included. Meal tickets are $20 per person and include a bowl of chili, cornbread, and a drink. Opportunities to participate as a vendor or sponsor are also available.

Whatever the weather, volunteers assemble weekly grocery boxes for community distribution. No identification or income verification is required, and anyone can pick up a box by stopping by.

Lluvia y Fuego Mariachi Academy offers a guitar class that builds skills in chords, rhythm, and songs in a supportive setting. It is suitable for beginners and players at any level. Space is limited. For more information, call 818-425-0757.

AL'OFA'S DAY is a free, family event honoring culture, community, unity, and love. The day features live music and entertainment, Pacific Islander performances, and a wide selection of food, merchandise, and information vendors. Children can take part in activities and trick or treating. The atmosphere is friendly and positive for all ages. The celebration is held at the Recreation Park Bandshell.

Experience an intuitive arts fair focused on spiritual healing and empowering guidance, with skilled providers offering different modalities to support personal insight. Each session lasts about 15 minutes and costs $20, payable in cash. Please note that a SoundBath will not be available at this installment due to a scheduling conflict.

A 90 minute spiritual well-being session invites intention setting, self-reflection, journaling, gentle all-levels yoga, and a restorative sound bath within a supportive, like-hearted community. The experience centers on creating a safe space to simply be, encouraging personal practices such as self love and gratitude through guided journaling, grounding through time spent in quiet presence, and trauma-informed mindful movement that focuses on feeling each posture with care and moving with full awareness of body, mind, and spirit. The sound bath meditation offers an acoustic healing journey designed to calm the body, clear the mind, and activate natural restorative processes. Instruments may include frosted crystal bowls tuned to 432 Hz, a gong, Koshi chimes, an ocean drum, and a rain stick, and participants commonly report increased clarity, focus, relaxation, and peace. Guests are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blocks if desired, a beach-style towel, a blanket, comfortable layered loungewear or workout apparel, socks, an eye cover, a journal, a pen, and any personal comforts that support rest. In-person registration is available, and payment can also be made via Zelle to Christine Bryant with a memo that includes Just Beee Experience and the month and day of the ticket. A late policy is in effect, and anyone arriving more than 15 minutes after the start will not be admitted. This event is scheduled at Nena’s Organics in Baldwin Hills Crenshaw in Los Angeles.

The Thousand Oaks Halloween Pageant offers a lighthearted, enjoyable experience at Best Western. Each participant is awarded a trophy or crown.

Guided by Kat’s Floral Design, this creative, hands-on workshop shows how to turn fresh flowers into wearable art. You will make a fresh floral tattoo and a floral ring with real blooms while learning professional techniques, step-by-step guidance, and designer tips so your pieces feel uniquely yours. No floral design experience is required. Just bring your creativity and have fun with flowers. Tickets are $45 per person and include all fresh flowers, materials, and instruction, and you will leave wearing your one-of-a-kind creations. It is a great option for a friends day out, a mother and daughter outing, a creative date, or anyone eager to try something different.

An open studio welcomes artists and art lovers in Long Beach. You can make your own piece, just remember to bring the materials you prefer to work with. Watching the creative process is also encouraged. Admission is free with an RSVP. For details or to reserve a spot, send a message on Instagram to @YEYOARTE or @ARTMUSICANDCULTURE. Un estudio libre recibe a artistas y público en Long Beach. Puedes crear tu obra y se recomienda traer tus propios materiales. También es posible asistir solo para observar el proceso creativo. La entrada no tiene costo con reserva. Para información o para reservar, envía un mensaje por Instagram a @YEYOARTE o @ARTMUSICANDCULTURE.

On the fourth Saturday of the month, children can strengthen their reading skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs from the BARK program.

This community pop-up centers on uplifting local women in business and highlights collaboration across neighborhoods and civic groups. The announcement recognizes the South Gate Chamber of Commerce, Compton Chamber of Commerce, The Wall Las Memorias, California Community Foundation, GFWC Women's Club of Huntington Park, Southeast-Rio Vista YMCA, Walnut Park Elementary, the South Central Neighborhood Council, Florence Firestone Merchants Association, West Coast Ravens Football & Cheer, SGJAA South Gate Junior Athletic Association, Ajua, Empower Gateway, SALUD CON IMMUNOTEC by Arturo Camacho, and Miriam Burbano's Cantando Medio Siglo, along with community members Gloria Medina, Memo Flores, Luisa Fernanda W, Georgina Holguin, Amparo Mendoza, Vivian Castro, Luis E. Ayala, Jessica Zepeda, and Joey Zovich. The focus is on community solidarity and visibility for women-led enterprises.

A community golf tournament takes place in Saugus in Santa Clarita, offering a full round for players and a dinner-only option for those who prefer to skip the course. The player entry is $160, while the meal-only plan is $40. For more information, call 661-210-8475 or 818-825-8218.

At the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, Blippi and Meekah bring a new Be Like Blippi tour experience to the stage in a live, high energy production packed with music, laughter, and surprises. Enjoy favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me as the audience moves, plays, and explores in true Blippi style. The show invites families to put on orange glasses, look at the world with fresh curiosity, and see that anyone can be like Blippi.

This day party brings salsa and bachata to MAKE in Anaheim, right next to the Anaheim Packing District and not inside the main hall. It begins with a $15 salsa class, followed by a free social dance. No partner is required. Look for food and drinks, a historic atmosphere, and a busy dance floor. Parking options include valet for $9 and free street parking, along with free parking at nearby locations such as behind City Hall and the Kraemer Building.

Lesbians Aboard returns with a Halloween themed group cruise on the West Coast, departing from Los Angeles for five nights aboard Virgin’s newest ship, Brilliant Lady. The voyage includes stops in Ensenada, San Diego, and Catalina Island, pairing coastal exploration with the connection and community the group is known for. Halloween at sea comes alive with costume contests, themed activities, delicious dining, and an energetic atmosphere among women who enjoy cruising. Group benefits include 10 percent off Sea Terrace cabins, a $100 Bar Tab, a swag bag, hosted dinners and meetups, and cruise hosts who coordinate gatherings and assist with any hiccups along the way.

Swap puzzles with fellow enthusiasts in the Claim Jumpers parking lot, using the side behind Vons now that the nearby vet clinic is open. Check in with the organizer upon arrival to share your name, a brief description of what you are wearing, and where your vehicle is parked so it is easier to find one another, then pick up a name tag. Set out your puzzles in your trunk, on a folding table, or on the ground, and walk around to see what others have brought. If you spot a puzzle you want, speak with its owner to arrange a trade rather than taking it. Label each box with a sticky note that lists your name and whether it is complete, missing any pieces, or was not finished by you. Extra sticky notes, pens, and name tags will be available, though bringing your own is appreciated. Keep pieces secure by bagging them or taping boxes closed, and make sure puzzles are taken apart before swapping. Please wait to begin trading until the event is underway. Arriving early is recommended since exchanges can happen quickly, but there will still be plenty to browse and a free table for those who get there later. Visit the tables hosted by Alyssa or Niki for a name tag or questions. Any trade agreed upon by both parties is welcome, with a suggestion to exchange items of similar quality and value. First-time swappers are invited to let someone know so others can help. Kindness and a spirit of generosity are encouraged throughout.

Explore wheel throwing in a single-session workshop led by teaching artist Tara Weber. Participants will practice core techniques on the pottery wheel and make small bowls. Designed for ages 16 and older, this class welcomes all experience levels and includes all materials. The fee is $80 per person, preregistration is required, and space is limited. After the session, the instructor will trim and glaze each piece, with about 4 to 5 weeks needed for finishing. Kiln Tech Jynell Dimalanta will email to arrange pickup when work is ready. The workshop takes place at the Cole Creativity Center, where free parking is available behind the building and entry is possible through the front or back door. For questions, call the Museum at (805) 525-5554 ext. 104 or email creativity@santapaulaartmuseum.org.

Westfield Fashion Square and My Valley Pass are bringing back the Totally Valley Block Party with a lively blend of food vendors, DJ and MC hosted music and entertainment, outdoor games, giveaways, and other fun activities. Festivities take place on the first level near Kura Sushi. Admission is free with registration, and each registration includes a raffle ticket for prizes. Produced by @myvalleypass, @gecevents, and @westfieldfashionsquare.

Enjoy a safe, family-friendly Trunk or Treat with candy from decorated trunks, games for all ages, and plenty of tasty options. Hot dogs, baked goods, and beverages will be available, kids can play on a bounce house and slide combo, and a photo booth will be on hand for keepsake snapshots. The focus is on fun without the fright, with no haunted houses and no long-distance walking required. Everyone is welcome.

This third annual Halloween wine party brings a festive night to Nectar of the Dogs Winery and Tasting Room with live classic rock and dance tunes from Vinyl Gypsies, featuring lead vocalist Tiffany Fuller. The evening includes a costume contest, and River’s Pizza will be available. There is no cover with a $25 spend.

The Teragram Ballroom hosts a performance by Cheekface, with Waitress opening. This all-ages show offers advance tickets for $27.50 and tickets on the day of the show for $30. Ticket access includes an artist presale and a Cheekface Discord presale, along with a public on-sale.

At Long Beach Arena & Convention Center, 7 Bridges teams up with the Long Beach Symphony for a symphonic tribute to the Eagles led by conductor Kevin Babuder. Praised by Rolling Stone as a leading Eagles tribute, the band draws from classics such as Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado, and New Kid in Town, along with selections like Wasted Time and Pretty Maids All in a Row arranged to spotlight the orchestra. The performance leans into the Southern California country rock spirit with close harmonies, skilled playing, and a 1970s-inspired stage look. Featured performers include Max Struthers as Glenn Frey, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Jason Hoffman in the roles of Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl as Joe Walsh, and Blake Hall as Don Felder.

Presented by Relevé Dance Group, this new social dance night brings together dance music billed as the best in Los Angeles, a beautiful studio setting, and a loyal community of welcoming amateur dancers. Attendees will find gated parking in a quiet neighborhood, light snacks and refreshments, and support on the floor from professional general dance hosts along with four professional private dance hosts. The environment is inclusive and welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community. Veterans and first responders, including police, fire, and EMTs, are invited to attend for free in gratitude for their service.

A showcase of unscripted comedy from The Conejo Improv Players, where prompts from the audience spark speedy games and on-the-spot scenes. This local ensemble brings a lively format influenced by favorites like Whose Line Is It Any Way?, Second City, The Groundlings, and Upright Citizen's Brigade. Performers include Frank Bonoff, Eric Bram, Jean Bridges, John Eslick, Shelby Fry, Patrick McGrath, Brandy Paolini, Rey Sailer, Kevin Schultz, and Scott Shrum, teaming up for a live experience built on quick wit and lots of laughter.

Two Friends brings an all-ages show to The Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. The Vinyl Room opens before the main music hall, and Premier Parking vouchers are valid prior to doors opening, with earlier on-site parking access not guaranteed. Please note that the schedule and any supporting acts may change without notice.

Settle in for a cinematic night beneath the stars with music shaped by two forward-thinking artists from the contemporary South Asian scene. Lifafa makes his North American debut with his sole scheduled U.S. appearance, threading disco grooves, sampled loops, spacey guitar, and folk instruments into modern electronic textures. He sings in Urdu and Hindi, sharing personal songs that challenge expectations for Indian musicians and gesture toward future sounds from the region. Composer, vocalist, and modular synthesist Arushi Jain draws on Indian classical traditions, blending live performers with dance floor rhythms to connect New York and New Delhi. Her influences range from Terry Riley, Aphex Twin, and The Cocteau Twins to traditional ragas and talas, and her work has earned praise from Pitchfork, Fader, and The Guardian. Produced in partnership with Discostan, a Los Angeles based event producer, record label, and creative project that spotlights music from the Subcontinent, North Africa, Central Asia, and the Arab world. For 15 years, Discostan has presented programs from Lahore to Los Angeles with DJs, musicians, film screenings, and performance art, elevating imaginative and underrepresented voices from the SWANA diaspora. This performance is supported in part by the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture. Programs, artists, prices, and availability are subject to change. Ticket limits may apply. All sales are final.

A Halloween edition 2000s hip hop party spotlighting hits by T-Pain, Usher, Lil Jon, Missy Elliott, Nelly and 50 Cent. Dress in 2000s-inspired costumes to amplify the Y2K vibe. This is a tribute dance night, and the artists mentioned are not performing or affiliated. Updates, photos and song requests are shared on Instagram at @pauzpresents. From the creators of Sorry For Party Rocking LA.

Goldenvoice presents Victory Live at Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles with Madeon. Hugo Leclercq, the Grammy-nominated artist behind the project, first drew global attention as a teenager with Pop Culture, a live mashup built from 39 songs. He went on to release his debut album Adventure, contribute production for artists including Lady Gaga and Coldplay, and collaborate with Porter Robinson on the single Shelter. His next chapter, Good Faith, showcased a fully self-crafted vision, with Madeon writing, producing, and singing on every track. The album reached the top of Billboard’s Dance and Electronic Albums chart and received a Grammy nomination. Entry is for ages 18 and over with a valid government ID.

Change begins with a single ride. At Finish The Ride, every mile helps advance safer streets, supports survivors, and honors those affected by traffic violence. Cyclists from across Southern California gather for route options of 12, 25, or 62 miles as part of a fast growing road safety event in California. The experience focuses on advocating for safer streets, standing with survivors and families, and riding alongside a community dedicated to change. Expect Halloween flair with costumes, music, food, and a memorable celebration at the finish line.

Celebrate the third annual Halloween-themed Trick or Trot 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon in Long Beach, CA. The event features a course certified by USATF, chip timing with live results available through Athlinks, and free race photos. Awards will be given to overall and age group finishers in every distance. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest and prizes, along with themed photo areas for memorable snapshots. A kids run is included, and the finish line festival offers a DJ and music, snacks and drinks, family seating, shaded viewing, and special anniversary surprises from the CaliFlow Runs community. Parking options include free street parking and beach lots available at an hourly rate.

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.

The community garden opens its gates for open hours, welcoming anyone interested in lending a hand, taking a tour, exploring the current harvest, or spending time in nature. Organized by the Granada Hills Salad Bowl Garden Club, the event supports community self-sufficiency and healthy living while sharing practical gardening skills. Visitors may volunteer on tasks such as weeding, removing grass, mulching, planting, composting, harvesting, and assisting with new projects as needed. You can also drop off vegetable scraps for composting and ask questions about garden plot availability. No experience is required. Because activities take place outdoors, come prepared with a sun hat, long pants and sleeves, and comfortable closed-toe shoes. Tools and gloves will be provided. Bring your own drinking water. Dogs are not permitted. Street parking is available, and walk-ins are welcome.

Southern California black and brown belts come together for focused training at the CSULB Shotokan Karate Club in Long Beach. Practices are led by a rotating group of regional yodans and godans, with an emphasis on kata, kihon, and kumite drills from the monthly training calendar. The kata of the month are Tekki Nidan and Tekki Sandan, and the leader for this session is to be announced. Fees are $10 for brown belts and $15 for black belts, with all proceeds supporting the Shotokan Ohshima Dojo maintenance fund. A campus parking permit is required for a daily fee, and pay stations are available. Some curbside parking nearby is free. A lunch gathering follows practice. Health guidelines recommend vaccination, masks are optional, and anyone with symptoms or recent exposure should refrain from attending. Open to Southern California black and brown belts, as well as visiting black and brown belts from other regions.

Find a new furry companion at an adoption event at Petco in Woodland Hills. Rescued dogs will be on site, ready to meet prospective families. No appointment is required, and you can also book ahead to reserve a particular pup for a meet and greet. Each dog comes with medical records and has received veterinary care such as vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter. Adoption fees vary by dog and begin at $250, counted as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps the charity care for more than 500 dogs. For information, call or text 888.508.8943.

DrumatiX brings an award-winning percussive production to The Ford, an iconic outdoor venue in Los Angeles presented by LA Phil. The performance blends tap dance, body percussion, drumming, found objects, and invented instruments with humor and interactive moments, turning everyday materials into a lively world of sound and connection. This edition features expanded visual elements, including larger set pieces such as ladders and a suspended sound sculpture crafted from common items, creating a high-energy fusion of music, movement, and playful theatricality.

Tonga Hut hosts the thirteenth Monsters and Mai Tais, featuring a festive mix of a parking lot sale, a curated art show, the fifth edition of the annual Mutt Strut, and plenty of tiki flair. Enjoy sets from DJ Cerina Siren, bites from Durango's Tacos, a live performance by Dark Entities, and the unveiling of a limited edition Eekum Bookum mug. Drink specials will highlight Kuleana Rum Works, and shipping for the mug is not available. The marketplace features Nelson's Tiki Hut, Dave Eck, Black Sands Tiki, SpookiTiki, Dark Hibiscus Cove, Abby Normal Hangings, First Wave Tiki, Happy TIki Shop, The Golden Idol Tiki, Tikiadventura, Jungle Ginger, Eric October, Polynesian Punk, Virago's Village, HilTop Pots, Kapalua Designs, Tiki Teddy, House of Modern Antiquities, That Tiki Guy, Tiki Fish, Tiki Hag, Tiki Hoarder, Drunken Squid, Red Wolf Ceramics, and GROG/Kirby. Pups take the spotlight in the Mutt Strut costume contest. Advance email registration is requested, and there will be two sessions this year due to high demand. Participants may request a preferred session while space remains. Dogs must stay leashed or in a carrier, remain with their humans at all times, and be comfortable around crowds and other dogs to keep the event stress free for everyone. Artists interested in the art show can email Eric October to submit work. All guests must be 21 or older with a valid ID.

At LA Plaza, this free with RSVP Día de los Muertos family day focuses on remembrance through live performances, hands-on art making, a community ofrenda, and special guests from Oaxaca, with food available to buy. Festivities open with workshops and music from DJ Curator, then move into a showcase of Oaxacan traditions. Grupo Folklórico Princesa Donaji presents pieces from the Mixteca, Valles Centrales, Costa, and Sierra Sur regions, including Jarabe Mixteco, Ejutla de Crespo, sones and chilenas from Pinotepa Nacional, and jugos y chilenas from Santa Catarina Juquila. Familia Zapoteca de Villa Hidalgo Yalalag performs Danza de los Cuerudos and Danza de los Negritos, Los Elejidos de Asís brings Danza de los Diables, Alejandra Hernández shares Oaxacan songs in Spanish and indigenous languages, and Banda Filarmónica Los Alebrijes adds to the musical lineup. Workshops explore tradition through creative activities. Calavera Colorida features papier maché mask painting. A floral accessories session led by Ni Santas, a women of color art collective, guides the making of crowns or boutonnieres. Manojitos del Recuerdo, facilitated by Marlene Aguilar, Urban Gardener and cocinera, highlights how plants, scent, and memory help honor loved ones. Children can collect stamps as they participate and receive a giveaway after completing the series. The community ofrenda centers on gathering places as spaces of shared remembrance and love, with opportunities to honor those who have passed at Paths that Remain: Community Ofrendas, Caminos que permanecen, ofrendas comunitarias. Vendors include Tamales Veracruz y Más and Sammy's Elotes y Más.

Family Day in Highland Park features good food, arcade games, and fun for the whole family. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A portion of Family Day token sales benefits Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through the power of video games and the gaming community.

Hosted by Coterie Social Club, this all you can eat brunch with bottomless mimosas rolls into a lively day party. Named the top post pandemic brunch in Los Angeles, it features a broad bar selection, subject to availability, with premium labels such as Hennessy, Dusse, Remy Martin, Casamigos, Don Julio, Jameson, Malibu, Patron, Ciroc, Titos, Grey Goose and Crown Royal, plus assorted beer and wine. The menu is served all you can eat and spans breakfast favorites, vegetarian choices and seafood. Options, subject to availability, include shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, an omelette station, pasta, salad, bacon and turkey bacon, lobster mac and cheese and salmon, with more to discover. After brunch, the celebration continues with a day party, and a day party ticket is discounted 50 percent from the brunch ticket so guests can extend the experience with continued food and drinks. Top DJs set the soundtrack with hip hop, R&B, Top 40, reggaeton and dancehall. Live sports will be shown, and team pride is welcome. Birthday celebrants receive a complimentary ticket. Dress in photo ready Sunday best. Please enjoy responsibly. Photos and video may be captured for promotional use, and refunds are not available.

Discover Tai Chi in a supportive, beginner friendly class hosted by Sierra Holistic Collective. Sessions take place on the grass beside the water at Marine Stadium, offering a calm setting to slow down, quiet the mind, and recharge. Instruction centers on the Yang style, with thoughtful adjustments that support balance and help prevent falls. Expect gentle, flowing movement that nurtures physical health and overall well-being. Dress for the weather, and note that yoga mats are not needed. Free parking is available nearby. If it rains, class will be cancelled. Friends and family are welcome. Plan to drink water after class to stay hydrated. Progress comes with patience, so newcomers can learn at a comfortable pace. Those who are pregnant or managing injuries or medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional before attending. These beginner classes are offered at no cost, and optional donations help sustain the nonprofit mission of Sierra Holistic Collective to strengthen community, ease stress and anxiety, and support mental and physical wellness.

Skin + Spirit Reset is an immersive, in person gathering that centers restoration, recalibration, and reconnection. This evening experience weaves together skin health, nervous system support, and ritual based care in a setting designed for presence and intention. Expect a grounding sound bath, a guided ritual focused on rose, a custom juice bar with supplement infusions, and tiny tattoos provided by the Zensa team. Every element is curated to nurture both inner and outer renewal. The atmosphere encourages slowing down, softening, and connecting with yourself and the community, with sensory moments and meaningful exchanges in a beautiful Los Angeles setting. Space is intentionally limited to uphold the intimacy and care of the experience.

A One Piece event featuring a $10 entry fee that includes a tournament pack. Prizes may include booster packs from the latest sets, store credit, and additional tournament packs. Register through Bandai+ before paying the entry fee.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic takes place at Pet World in Anaheim, offering convenient mobile services for dogs and cats. Vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and more are available at budget-friendly prices with no appointment required. For safety, bring dogs on leashes and transport cats in carriers.

At Avalon Hollywood, celebrate the Art-E Awards 2026 with an elegant evening honoring legendary talent, iconic figures, and extraordinary creativity. Wear your most polished, glamorous look and enjoy a progression from red carpet arrivals to dinner, followed by the awards presentation, then a celebratory after party at Bardot. The event is presented by the ART-E FOUNDATION.

As autumn arrives, Southern California Master Chorale presents a choral program steeped in mystery and atmosphere. Voices surge and whisper through works such as the powerful Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi, the playful spooks of This Is Halloween and Grim Grinning Ghosts, and the somber colors of Come Sweet Death. The journey continues with the bewitching Double Trouble, the timeless ballad Loch Lomond, and the harvest tale The Reapers All with Their Sharp Sickles. Together these selections trace the season’s darker hues, blending drama and delight into an evening that lingers in the imagination.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip with Adonna at Oak & Iron, created to welcome the fall season. Participants will work with acrylics on an 11 by 14 canvas. The price is $45 per person and includes all supplies plus one happy hour beverage. A reservation and payment are required to secure a spot. For inquiries, email Inspiration@artistrybyadonna.com.

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.

Experience a candlelit tribute to two chart-topping bands at Hyatt Regency Valencia in Santa Clarita, where a string quartet from Range Ensemble in Los Angeles reimagines their biggest hits in an intimate setting. The program features Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Fix You, The Scientist, Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and feelslikeimfallinginlove, alongside Imagine Dragons tracks including Radioactive, Believer, Thunder, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Eyes Closed. The performance lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. The event welcomes ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult, and the venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Adventure Rock outfit Bear Ghost delivers a playful blend of virtuoso chops, intricate melodies, rich harmonies, punchy riffs, and pop-ready hooks designed to get bodies moving. After amassing nearly 200 million streams worldwide, the band spent 2024 and 2025 on the road, meeting fans across four U.S. legs, serving as direct support for The Dear Hunter on select 20th anniversary dates, playing Furnace Fest, and capping it with an eight-date UK run that sold out across the board. The group now celebrates its third self-released album, Tiny Hitman, with a fall North American tour, with plans to revisit the UK and extend into Europe and other regions in 2027.

Tapped Out Gaming hosts a recurring Gundam trading card game tournament featuring head to head, single game matches. Entry is $10 and includes a tournament pack along with additional promo items while supplies last. Rounds are 30 minutes with a five minute turns extension. One booster pack per participant goes into the prize pool, and if attendance reaches 16 the payout shifts to a full booster box. Store credit options are available. Please complete registration in the Bandai+ app before the tournament begins. For details, call 661-294-2736.

A full moon gathering centered on a fire ceremony invites participants to release outdated stories and limiting beliefs into the flames, honoring lessons learned and welcoming renewal. By symbolically turning these patterns over to spirit, the experience focuses on transformation, deep healing, and a sense of rebirth at the level of the soul. The ceremony takes place at a personal residence. Exchange is $25, or $275 for a set of twelve, which saves $25. Exchanges are transferable but not refundable.

Switchfoot performs live at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Magic: The Gathering players can take part in a Reality Fracture prerelease that begins with 45 minutes to build a 40-card deck, then continues with Swiss-style, best-of-three matches in 50-minute rounds. The entry fee is $35. Participation includes three booster packs, and every player also receives two prize packs at the end of the final round regardless of results. The winner earns one collector rare. A Companion ID is required to participate.

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.

Part of the Candlelight series in Los Angeles, this concert pairs the music of Fleetwood Mac with an intimate, candlelit atmosphere at the Hyatt Regency Westlake. A string quartet, Range Ensemble from Ventura County, performs favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The program lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and there is no late entry once it begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Recommended for ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

The 29th Annual Fall Harvest Festival features an expansive pumpkin patch, a pick your own experience for fruit, vegetables, and flowers, and daily tractor wagon rides around the farm. The festival grounds are set up for family fun with games, rides, photo spots, live entertainment, themed weekends, bands, and more. Weekend schedules include performances, demonstrations, and full entertainment, while visits to the Animal Center and time with the animals are available every day. Weekday admission is sold at the gate and not offered online. Weekend admission is available online only, and guests should have their tickets ready on a phone or printed for entry. Online weekend tickets are issued for a specific date and entry window, and entry is allowed from the start of that window until the next one begins. Tickets are nonrefundable, but they may be transferred to another available date or timeslot of equal value within the festival through the account management system. All visitors will go through a security screening at entry. With 50 acres to explore, there is room to spread out. Timed entry on weekends is designed to space arrivals and is not a private tour. Popular attractions can have lines at peak times. Walk-ins on weekends are not guaranteed admission. Weekdays can be a more relaxed time to visit, though school tours may make mornings busy and holidays and Fridays often bring larger crowds. Traffic can slow at arrival and departure due to a single entrance and exit, and staff are working with local agencies to keep vehicles and pedestrians moving safely. Children under 2 and parking are free. Seniors 65 plus, military, veterans, and emergency first responders receive a weekday admission discount with valid ID at the gate, and ID must be shown for any discounted online tickets to be valid on weekends. Current Season Pass holders and Full Frequent Farmer Card holders receive free admission on weekdays. Food and snacks are offered on weekdays by Code 3 Concessions and We Bee Grindin', and drinks and snacks are available at the Farm Markets, the Country Store, and a mobile snack cart. On festival weekends, food booths serve a wide range of favorites including tri tip sandwiches, hot dogs, hamburgers, roasted corn, sandwiches, fish tacos, chicken strips, loaded potatoes, quesadillas, shaved ice, kettle corn, donuts, pumpkin pie, and more. Acres of pumpkins, fruits, and vegetables are open for picking, and details on what is currently available are shared on the PYO page. For everyone’s comfort and safety, no dogs or other outside animals are permitted. Coolers are not allowed, and only small standard backpacks, purses, and diaper bags may be brought in. Smoking and e cigarettes are prohibited, and weapons are not allowed. All bags will be checked at security, and guests are asked to have bags and pockets open before reaching the screening area.

Taste Of Chaos comes to House of Blues Anaheim with a standing room only, general admission setup. The bill features Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue, and the lineup may change. This is an all ages event, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. Ticket options include several presales, including Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember, along with VIP packages.

Enjoy Monday Night Football paired with an annual trunk or treat. Families are welcome. Booth space is available for those interested in participating.

Monday Trivia Night brings brainpower to Blue Palms Brewhouse with Trivia Tycoon, a gamified trivia experience that is free to play. Featured rounds include the Lightning Round, Oh My Word! with puzzle and scramble challenges, the Mindsweeper Round, and Hear Me Out, an audio round, plus more. The atmosphere pairs with happy hour deals and a menu that includes the Brew Burger, creating a fun setting for quick thinking and friendly competition.

Great Lake Swimmers spotlight Caught Light, their ninth album, a collection shaped by quick, intuitive sessions that mirror the way light shifts in nature. Founder Tony Dekker created it in the Ganaraska Forest with producer Darcy Yates and engineer multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Bowskill, chasing the warm glow of classic folk, pop, and rock while nodding to the spirit of Gordon Lightfoot, Dory Previn, and John Martyn. The recording moved swiftly, with songs tracked in a few days and only brief overdubs that included harmonies from Colleen Brown. Yates selected the studio and the band, marking the first time Dekker handed production to someone else. Bowskill’s touch is everywhere, from pedal steel and mandolin to fiddle, bouzouki, and guitar, all while engineering the sessions to give the music a glowing, string-rich character. Drummer Gary Craig anchors the rhythms with veteran finesse. The album opens with two standouts. One More Dance Around the Sun hums with open-road ease and a deep sense of place and community. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong seeks comfort in a confidant, a gently swinging country shuffle lit by a shimmering pedal steel solo. Running Out of Time leans into purpose with a hint of psychedelia, and both the title track and Endless Detours welcome life’s surprising landings, inspired by childhood memories of skydivers touching down wherever the wind carried them. With a renewed focus on clarity and directness, Caught Light gathers longtime collaborators and fresh voices into a nimble, heartfelt set that balances tenderness, momentum, and a steady moral compass.

Lumen Experiences hosts a complimentary Halloween-themed Monday night film series at Farmers Park, turning the lawn into an outdoor cinema with a large LED screen and surround sound. Early arrival makes it easy to settle in and pick up seasonal snacks and drinks from the Packing District’s international restaurants. Organized by Anaheim resident Naeem Yeager as a relaxed community gathering, it invites friends, families and neighbors to stretch out on the grass and enjoy family-friendly favorites such as Beetlejuice, Casper, The Addams Family and Hocus Pocus, with hopes of becoming a tradition people look forward to each year. Free parking is available in nearby garages by Anaheim City Hall and the Downtown Community Center, a short walk from the park.

Tom Jones appears at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA.

Produced by Goldenvoice, the Deep End World Tour brings Julia Wolf to the stage alongside Bee Blackwell. This show welcomes attendees of all ages.

Gary Clark Jr. takes the stage at THE ORPHEUM THEATRE in Los Angeles with special guest Xavier Lynn. The performance follows a phone-free policy to keep focus on the music. Cell phones, cameras, and recording devices are not permitted for use inside the theater. When you arrive, your device will be secured in a Yondr pouch that stays with you and is unlocked once the event concludes. If you need to check your phone, designated Phone Use Areas are available inside the venue, and devices will be re-secured before you return to the event space. Anyone seen using a non-permitted device during the show will be escorted out. For purchases at the venue, a credit card is recommended. Your cooperation helps maintain an unplugged atmosphere.