Events in Thousand Oaks, CA

Parents and children can share a free Playful Parent Class focused on growth and connection. Sessions encourage sensory exploration and motor coordination, create time for parents and kids to bond, and offer social interaction for everyone. The setting is safe, clean, and supportive, and there is a playful introduction to gymnastics. Multiple sessions are offered, and participants may take part in one or all three.

Savor the season’s freshest flavors at the Newbury Park Farmers Market, a weekly, family-friendly gathering that brings together local farmers, food producers, and artisans. Explore a variety of stands offering crisp produce, gourmet foods, baked treats, and flowers, along with unique handmade goods, all in one convenient stop.

The country’s biggest interactive comedy murder mystery dinner brings its immersive antics to Thousand Oaks at Los Robles Greens. Guests share a full dinner while piecing together clues to crack the case, and the culprit could be anywhere in the room. Expect surprises as audience members may be drawn into the investigation as suspects. Admission covers dinner, the live mystery entertainment, gratuity for the service team, and a prize package for the evening’s top detective. A cash bar will be open and an ATM will be available throughout the event. Pricing and ticket information are listed by show date.

Geoff Tate brings the culminating chapter of his Operation: Mindcrime project to the stage, featuring the music performed with a live string ensemble and accompanied by a laser light show. The multi platinum, Grammy nominated singer and songwriter is known as the longtime voice and creative leader of Queensrÿche, a band that sold more than 20 million albums worldwide and toured in over 50 countries. Their 1988 concept album Operation: Mindcrime is frequently referenced alongside classics like Tommy and The Wall, and the follow up album Empire surpassed three million in sales and delivered the hit single “Silent Lucidity,” which earned a Grammy nomination and became the group’s first Top 10 song. After leaving the band, Tate continued the story under the Operation: Mindcrime name with a trilogy of concept albums released from 2015 to 2017, and he continues to perform around the world celebrating this influential body of work. Guests under 18 require an accompanying adult.

The ETI Corral 37 Ranch Horse Show takes place at Conejo Creek Equestrian Park. This ranch horse show is set within an equestrian venue.

An evening dedicated to the music of Steely Dan comes to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. Current and former Steely Dan musicians lead the performance with a full backing band and vocalists, presenting the songs in the spirit of the original recordings. Special featured guest artists include Denny Dias on guitar, Steely Dan co-founder, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter on guitar, Steely Dan co-founder, Royce Jones on vocals, Keith Carlock on drums, Bob Shephard on saxophone, Grant Geissman, lead guitarist with Chuck Mangione, Oz Noy, solo guitarist, Yaron Gershovsky, keyboardist with the Manhatten Transfer, and Will Lee on bass from the Late Show with David Letterman. The Michael Lemmo Band opens the show.

Menopause The Musical brings a jubilant salute to sisterhood to Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. Four women who cross paths at a lingerie sale find unexpected kinship through a black lace bra, memory lapses, hot flashes, night sweats, and the highs and lows of desire. Powered by familiar songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, this cheeky parody keeps the laughs rolling and often gets audiences clapping and dancing along. With more than 17 million women and fans worldwide having shared the fun over 25 years, it stands as a lively celebration of women and the journey through The Change.

Menopause The Musical® marks its 25th anniversary with a lively tour that salutes laughter and sisterhood. The story brings together four women at a lingerie sale who discover they share the rollercoaster of menopause, from hot flashes and night sweats to memory blips and the changing rhythms of intimacy. Powered by witty parodies of well-known songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, the show blends big laughs with singalong energy. More than 17 million fans around the world have embraced this celebration over the past 25 years.

California Organic Center Field Day brings together researchers, farmers, and partners to explore biologically based approaches that reduce reliance on external inputs while building soil health, improving water quality, and supporting long-term farm resilience. The program features in-field demonstrations, conversations, and research presentations that look at options beyond plastic mulch, including high-residue cover crops and reduced tillage practices that work with natural processes. The day also includes guided field sessions, lunch, and a panel discussion focused on the future of regenerative organic agriculture.

Their Majesties King Liam and Queen Fara will preside as contenders compete to determine the next heirs of the Kingdom of Caid. Set by the coast with refreshing breezes, the Shire of Darach presents a full day of pageantry and armored combat. The tournament uses a two-of-three format for each round. The final is decided as three wins out of five with mixed weapons, progressing as follows: first, great weapon, second, sword and buckler, third, sword and shield, fourth, single sword, and fifth, fighter’s choice. Letters of intent are being accepted, and only submissions made through the online form will be considered. The day includes site setup and gate entry, the opening and closing of the lists, a presentation of consorts, the tournament, and then closing court before the site closes. Opening court will take place at the discretion of Their Majesties. Registration is $20 per adult, or $10 for adults with a current membership and proof of membership. Youth 17 and under attend as guests of the Barony. Payment may be made in cash or by check payable to SCA, Inc./Shire of Darach. This is a dry site. Pavilions and day shades are welcome, with stakes no longer than 8 inches. Onsite parking is available, and vehicles may not be driven on the grass to unload. Leashed dogs are permitted. To reserve eric space, email seneschal.officer@darach.sca-caid.org with the footprint of your pavilion including ropes. Event inquiries may be sent to seneschal.officer@darach-caid.org. The event steward is The Honorable Lord Richard MacCausland. Privy Council will be held at the Freedom Center in Camarillo near the Camarillo Airport.

New West Symphony presents a program celebrating Beethoven and Copland, featuring Pacific Festival Ballet under the direction of Kim Maselli and the Los Robles Children's Choir led by Emma Roche. The repertoire includes Beethoven's Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21 along with Copland's Old American Songs and Appalachian Spring. A paid ticket is required for every person entering the theater regardless of age or seating needs, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges.

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

Bring outdated paperwork to a community shredding service that handles documents on site for secure disposal. This recurring program takes place on the second Friday of each month, unless a holiday shifts the schedule. The fee is $10 per container, based on a standard banker box measuring about 12 by 10 by 15 inches. Payment can be made with cash or by check made out to Paper Cuts. For a fast drop-off, pack documents into banker-style boxes and write SHRED on each one. Place the boxes in your trunk or back seat with your payment sealed in an envelope on top, then remain in your vehicle while volunteers take care of 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.

Thelma Houston appears at The Canyon Club & Special Events Center. The Mississippi-born singer launched her career in the 1960s with the Art Reynolds Singers, moved into solo work at Capitol Records with the hit “Baby Mine,” and released the Jimmy Webb written and produced Sunshower before joining Motown. There she reached the top of the pop, R&B, and dance charts with “Don’t Leave Me This Way,” a Gold single that earned a Grammy for Best R&B Female Vocal Performance, marking the first time a solo female Motown artist received that honor. Her career spans notable television specials, collaborations with artists such as Chaka Khan and Mavis Staples, and performances around the world from the Hollywood Bowl to stages in Las Vegas. She is a member of the Dance Music Hall of Fame, has been honored as an Apollo Legend, and continues to record and perform, including recent work with Morrissey and dance producers Bimbo Jones. In addition to her music, she supports organizations such as the Human Rights Campaign, the NAACP, and AIDS-related charities. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

A two-day celebration of home improvement and handmade goods brings more than 70 vendors to Borchard Community Park, creating a major fall shopping weekend in Thousand Oaks. Explore contractors and remodelers, specialists in windows and roofing, energy upgrades, and smart home technology, alongside artisan-crafted gifts and seasonal décor from local makers and throughout Southern California. Expect gourmet food, snacks, and local treats, plus live demonstrations and giveaways. Admission is free with RSVP, and walk-ins are welcome for $10 at the door. Free on-site parking is available both days. The event is family friendly, stroller friendly, wheelchair accessible, and features vendor areas both indoors and outdoors.

The 23rd annual fundraiser for the Brain Injury Center of Ventura County gathers supporters at Las Posas Country Club for an elegant evening that powers vital programs for survivors and their families. The program features a reception with champagne, both silent and live auctions, a gourmet dinner, entertainment, and awards that recognize the commitment of brain injury survivors, professionals, and caregivers. Across Ventura County, thousands of children and adults live with lasting effects of brain injury from causes such as motor vehicle accidents, falls, sports injuries, military service injuries, stroke, and other illnesses. The Brain Injury Center serves more than 750 survivors and their families each year. Event proceeds help sustain services including individualized support, education, Care Transitions, Trabajador(a) de Salud, support groups, advocacy, and care coordination, ensuring these resources remain available at no cost to survivors and their families.

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 participate in the graduate fair at Cal Lutheran University, offering information on over 20 graduate programs. Find their booth in the quad area near the flagpoles. If it rains, the location will move to Soiland Arena. For questions, contact schoolofeducation@usfca.edu.

Following a fun outing last year, a full band returns to Tierra Rajada Golf Club for a public performance. The show features live music from the full ensemble and is open to everyone.

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.

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.

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.

Journey USA is back at Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks, returning for another appearance at this venue.

At Four Seasons Westlake Village, the 25th Annual Angels Spotlight on Style Fashion Show celebrates its silver anniversary with elevated glamour and a larger-than-ever celebration that honors 25 years of style and impact. This milestone gathering includes a festive toast recognizing the event’s enduring legacy.

The Conejo Improv Players deliver a fast-paced improvised comedy show where audience suggestions fuel quick games and spur-of-the-moment scenes. This local ensemble creates a unique experience with each performance, drawing on the spirit of Whose Line Is It Any Way?, Second City, The Groundlings, and Upright Citizen’s Brigade. The cast includes Frank Bonoff, Eric Bram, Jean Bridges, John Eslick, Shelby Fry, Patrick McGrath, Brandy Paolini, Rey Sailer, Kevin Schultz, and Scott Shrum.

A new location sets the stage for a Monster Dash offering 5k, 10k, 15k, and half marathon distances. Participants can look forward to complimentary photos, posted official results, a scenic course, and goodie bags. The event is welcoming to walkers and designed with families in mind. Group discounts are available, and more races are on the way.

Candlelight transforms Hyatt Regency Westlake into an intimate setting where a string quartet reimagines the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. Performed by Range Ensemble, this multi sensory experience pairs a gentle candlelit glow with familiar melodies. The 60 minute program features selections such as Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Thunder, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and entry is not permitted once it begins. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

UB40 appears in Thousand Oaks in a refined performing arts environment where rich vocal harmonies and tight instrumentation take the spotlight. Thoughtful acoustics add clarity and depth to every number. A song like “Can’t Help Falling in Love” lands with heightened emotion in this attentive setting, and the show leans into warmth and melody. Presented at the Fred Kavli Theatre, this California date ranks among the tour’s most intimate and elegant.

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.

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 concerts bring a live, multi sensory musical experience to Ventura County, and this special Halloween program fills Samuelson Chapel with music in the warm glow of candlelight. A Listeso string quartet performs favorites such as Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Multiple dates and times are available. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The balcony is not ADA compliant.

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 delivers a high energy celebration of the Oingo Boingo songbook with original 80s and 90s era alumni Johnny “Vatos” Hernandez, Sam “Sluggo” Phipps, and Carl Graves, with occasional appearances by Steve Bartek, John Avila, and Doug Legacy. 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 set spans fan 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, Private Life, and more. The group has performed to packed houses across California, including the Greek Theatre, and Oingo Boingo’s legacy was honored by the Los Angeles City Council with an official Oingo Boingo Day. Radio host Richard Blade has praised Oingo Boingo Former Members as the best Oingo Boingo band. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Conejo Players Theatre presents a stage adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, unfolding in fifteenth century Paris. The story follows Quasimodo, the isolated bell ringer who dreams of a life beyond the cathedral walls. Under the control of Archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he slips away to witness the revelry of the Feast of Fools, where the crowd mocks him until Esmeralda offers compassion. Her spirit captures the attention of Captain Phoebus and Frollo as well, setting off a clash of desire and power. When Frollo launches a relentless pursuit of the Roma, Quasimodo faces a choice that could save those he has come to care for. Directed by Deidre Parmenter and produced by Patricia Rosenhauer. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International.

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.

Danny Seraphine, Chicago co-founder and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, brings his Take Me Back To Chicago Experience to The Canyon Club in Agoura Hills. With a full band and a dynamic horn section, the show features Chicago classics from the 70s including “25 or 6 to 4,” “Feeling Stronger,” and “Saturday in the Park,” along with 80s power ballads like “Hard Habit to Break,” “You’re the Inspiration,” and “Look Away.” Tickets are priced at $24, $34, or $39 plus applicable fees. Table ticket holders are required to purchase dinner. A two drink minimum applies to all. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult. For safety, bags are not permitted unless they are clear and the contents are clearly 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.

At Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks, Leonid & Friends brings a widely acclaimed 11-piece lineup known for spot-on renditions of classic Chicago songs alongside high-energy takes on rock, pop, and jazz-fusion favorites from the 1970s. Founded by producer and musician Leonid Vorobyev, the group features elite vocalists and instrumentalists from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and other countries, brought together by a shared passion for the music of that era. Originally a studio project in Moscow, their note-perfect video covers went viral and earned praise from members of Chicago. That momentum carried them from YouTube to stages across North America, Europe, and Asia, supported by more than 500 million video views, multiple sold-out U.S. tours, and a devoted global fanbase.

Internationally acclaimed acoustic artist Mike Massé brings classic rock favorites to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks, reshaping songs by the Beatles, Billy Joel, Elton John, Simon & Garfunkel, Dan Fogelberg, and more into intimate, powerful performances. His YouTube catalog has earned over 200 million views, and his acoustic take on Africa has been praised by Toto as their favorite, with more than 20 million views. What began with viral videos has grown into a touring concert that balances faithfulness to the originals with fresh arrangements known for precision, creativity, and emotional impact. Look forward to familiar melodies delivered with a distinctive voice and a mission to cover the music, cover the world.

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.

Mariachazo presents Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan and Nuevo Tecatitlan Mariachi at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks. The concert showcases traditional mariachi with vibrant instrumentation, rich harmonies, and expressive vocals that honor the music and culture of Mexico. Expect lively performances and memorable melodies in a festive atmosphere.

An open drop-in at Moor Park library provides clear information about becoming a foster carer. Attendees can talk with the support team, ask questions, and learn about the steps involved in a welcoming setting.

The Canyon presents a night at The Canyon Club & Special Events Center featuring Venice with Pine Mountain Logs. Venice hails from Venice Beach, California and is a family band of two pairs of brothers who are cousins to each other, Michael and Mark Lennon alongside Kipp and Pat Lennon. Performing together since the 1980s, they blend classic rock and folk influences with pop instincts, pairing rich harmonies and personal lyrics with an energetic, communal stage show that has drawn enthusiastic responses and frequent encores from theaters to large festivals across the United States and Europe. Pine Mountain Logs deliver high energy classic covers with a mischievous twist. The Police's 'Message in a Bottle' might suddenly segue into the 'Gilligan's Island' theme, and the chorus of David Bowie's 'Fame' might flip into Irene Cara's 'Fame, I'm Gonna Live Forever.' Surprise tags like 'Solid Gold' can cap a tune, turning the set into a lively party. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a one time pop-up to Thousand Oaks near Home Depot and Target. The truck will serve hot favorites such as lobster rolls, lobster tacos, and tots. Order at the truck or place an order through the mobile app for same day pickup only. The app typically opens about an hour before the event after the previous stop concludes, and availability can be limited, but walk-up ordering is always available. Purchases earn rewards points. This is a cashless operation accepting credit, debit, and Apple Pay. Quantities are limited and items may sell out.

New West Symphony brings Too Hot to Handel The Gospel Messiah to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks, a reinterpretation of Handel’s Messiah in the Christianson and Anderson arrangement. Michael Christie conducts, with the New West Symphony Chorus led by Dr. Wyant Morton, and featured soloists Alfreda Burke, soprano, and Rodrick Dixon, tenor. The production has been noted by the New York Post for its jazzy and soulful character. Every attendee must have a paid ticket regardless of age or seating needs. All sales are final, and refunds or exchanges are not available.

Presented by Conejo Players Theatre, the Conejo Youth Improv team takes the stage for an all-ages show of quick skits, dances, spontaneous songs, and plenty of laughs. Audience suggestions are welcomed and incorporated into the scenes, making each performance one of a kind.

The Long Run, a nationally recognized tribute to the Eagles, brings its intimate Eagles Unplugged performance to the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center. Formed in 2000, the band has become one of North America’s leading tribute acts and was chosen by AXS TV, the network from Mark Cuban and Ryan Seacrest, for The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands. Their 90-minute live broadcast reached millions of viewers on five continents, delivered the best ratings in the show’s history, and led to two encore returns in later seasons. This acoustic evening features guitars and six-part vocal harmonies, along with stories and lighthearted conversation, all centered on classics such as Take It Easy, Witchy Woman, Hotel California, Lyin' Eyes, Peaceful Easy Feeling, Life In The Fastlane, One Of These Nights, Take It To The Limit, and more. Tickets are $48 for adults, $40 for seniors 60 and over and for students, and $38 for children 12 and under. A processing fee of $3 applies to each ticket whether purchased online or at the box office.

The Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center hosts THE LONG RUN, Experience The Eagles, for an intimate EAGLES UNPlugged performance. Active since 2000, the band ranks among North America’s top-drawing tribute acts and is widely regarded as a premier Eagles tribute. Selected by AXS TV, the network from Mark Cuban and Ryan Seacrest, TLR delivered a 90 minute live concert on The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands that reached millions across five continents, earned the series’ highest ratings, and led to two encore invitations in later seasons. This acoustic concert features guitars and six voices in harmony, along with stories and playful banter that highlight the music’s roots. The set includes favorites such as “Take It Easy”, “Witchy Woman”, “Hotel California”, “Lyin' Eyes”, “Peaceful Easy Feeling”, “Life In The Fastlane”, “One Of These Nights”, “Take It To The Limit” and more. Simi Valley audiences are familiar with this format, which showcases TLR’s acoustic side in a close-up setting. Tickets are $43 for adults, $37 for seniors 60 and above and students, and $35 for children 12 and under. A $3 processing fee applies to every ticket, whether purchased online or at the box office.