Events in Thousand Oaks today

Parents and young children can take part in a free, playful class that supports sensory and motor development, strengthens parent child bonds, and encourages social interaction for families. The setting is clean, safe, and welcoming, and activities offer a fun first taste of gymnastics. Sessions are available on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, and participants may choose a single session or attend all three.

The Newbury Park Farmers Market is held each week and welcomes families, featuring local farmers, food makers, and artisans. Shoppers will find seasonal produce, gourmet specialties, baked treats, flowers, and one-of-a-kind handmade goods gathered in a single marketplace.

Scouting America presents the second annual Pickle-Palooza pickleball tournament at the Pickleball Athletic Club. This fundraiser spans two days of play and welcomes participants of all levels. Brackets will be released the week before the event. PAC membership is not required to compete, and current members are eligible for discounted team pricing.

Scouting America’s 2nd Annual Pickle-Palooza Pickleball Tournament brings together players for a lively day of spirited matches and a welcoming atmosphere, all in support of youth programs across Ventura County. Whether you play regularly or are new to the sport, each rally helps advance a meaningful cause. Bring friends, bring your paddles, and enjoy pickleball with purpose. For questions, contact Anthony Arnello at anthony.arnello@scouting.org or 805-795-1549.

Open Studio is a drop-in, uninstructed art-making session where kids can freely experiment with different craft materials and explore creative ideas. Stations are set up with a variety of options such as paint, wire, beads, and collage, and there is also access to stocked materials shelves. Adults can join in optionally. This event is geared for ages 5 and up.

C.S. Lewis’ classic exploration of spiritual conflict takes the stage at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks in a theatrical adaptation told from a demon’s perspective. Set in a stylish infernal office where God is called the Enemy and the devil is Our Father Below, the story follows His Abysmal Sublimity, Screwtape, as he works to undermine the soul of an unsuspecting human. Directed by FPA Founder and Artistic Director Max McLean, the production runs 90 minutes with no intermission and is followed by a question and answer session open to all attendees. It is recommended for ages 13 and older, and children under 4 are not admitted. Lauded by major publications and seen by more than half a million people, the show has reached audiences in leading U.S. cities and in London. A $30 under 30 discount is available with ID at the box office, and group savings apply for parties of 10 or more via groups@fpatheatre.com. All tickets are subject to service and handling fees, and purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. There is only one opportunity to see this engagement.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck will be at the Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District Summer Concert serving lobster rolls, tacos, tots, and more. Enjoy live music alongside seafood favorites for a relaxed summer evening. The truck is cashless and accepts debit, credit, and Apple Pay. Ordering ahead through the mobile app is available and includes rewards, with app ordering opening an hour before service begins once the prior stop is finished. If the app is unavailable, place your order directly at the truck.

The Doobie Doubles bring the music of The Doobie Brothers to The Canyon Club & Special Events Center with a set filled with signature hits. Expect faithful takes on favorites like Listen to the Music, Black Water, What a Fool Believes, and Long Train Runnin', delivered with the drive and harmonies that defined the originals. Recognized for energetic shows and careful attention to detail, the band recreates the feel of a classic Doobies concert while showcasing each member’s personality. Attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Presented by Pacific Dressage, this schooling show brings together classical and Western dressage along with Working Equitation at Conejo Creek Equestrian Park.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to the Moorpark Motor Classic Car Show, pairing Maine-inspired flavors with a showcase of classic cars. The menu will be prepared to order and includes lobster rolls, tacos, and crisp tater tots. Guests can place orders ahead through the Cousins Maine Lobster app for same-day posted events and earn reward points with app purchases. Service is cashless, with debit, credit, and Apple Pay accepted. If the app is unavailable, walk-up ordering at the truck is available. Enjoy fresh seafood favorites while taking in the classic car atmosphere.

Come enjoy a day-to-night celebration featuring house and tech-house vibes with DJ and producer Lee Foss at Cielo Farms Vineyard & Wine Bar. The event runs from early afternoon into the evening, with elevated food options like charcuterie and brick oven pizzas, plus boutique wines and champagne. There’s also a special celebration noted for James Hall’s birthday. Please note that tickets are non-refundable and the event is for guests 21 and older.

Bring the family for Color, Craft, or More at Oak Park Library. There will be a crafting session from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, followed by coloring from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. All are welcome, and it is free to attend.

Dustin Ybarra is performing stand-up at Oxnard Levity Live. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:00 PM. This event is for ages 21 and up, and seating is general admission with first-come, first-served arrangements (with exceptions for groups and premium booths). Photography and video recording are not permitted during performances, and all sales are final.

Check out Anthony Green at Ventura Music Hall Reserved, with support from GOON and Keith Goodwin. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Adults on the autism spectrum can connect with peers in a supportive setting that offers both in person and virtual participation. The group welcomes participants 18 and older, providing space to share successes and challenges, exchange encouragement, and build community with others who understand. Sessions are facilitated by Grant LaVigna, LMFT, in collaboration with ASVC and The New Beginning Counseling Center. Participants must register in advance. For questions, call 805-496-1632 or email Supportgroup@autismventura.org.

Trivia Tycoon brings its fast paced, gamified trivia to The Paddock Sports Bar and Horse Racing in Thousand Oaks, blending a horse racing vibe with an energetic quiz night. It is free to play and features special segments such as the Lightning Round, Oh My Word word scrambles, the puzzle focused Mindsweeper Round, and Hear Me Out audio questions, with more surprises in the mix. The Paddock is known for stone fired pizzas and its “Grandstand Pretzels,” making it a flavorful spot to tackle questions between bites. Team up with friends and aim for the winner’s circle as you test your knowledge across lively challenges.

This community fun night centers on learning square dancing at Goebel Adult Community Center. Open to all ages, it encourages families and friends to experience the activity together and share the hobby.

Join in for Sunshine Storytime, a kids program for all ages at Moorpark City Library. Enjoy stories and a fun, family-friendly session that runs for about 45 minutes. This event is free.

At Freda's Pizza and Woodfired Kitchen, Trivia Tycoon brings a free to play, gamified trivia experience with featured rounds like the Lightning Round, Oh My Word with word puzzles and scrambles, the Mindsweeper Round, and Hear Me Out, an audio challenge. Pizza and beer are part of the scene, with NY style and brick oven pies on offer, and the trivia fun runs year round.

Ananda Thousand Oaks hosts a weekly meditation gathering offered on a donation basis. Beginners, seasoned practitioners, and Kriyabans are all welcome. The practice is shared as a natural and rewarding way to cultivate intuitive awareness and deepen spiritual growth. Ananda is a worldwide, nondenominational nonprofit dedicated to meditation, spiritual development, Kriya Yoga, and community, inspired by the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda.

At Conejo Players Theatre, Steel Magnolias unfolds inside Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, a lively gathering place where local women come for their hair and conversation. This production is directed by Jolyn Johnson and produced by Devery Holmes. It is presented through special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection.