Events in Tustin today

A free Zumba fitness class is available in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by instructor Teo Reyes. The session features upbeat Latin music and easy to follow dance moves for a full body workout that can help burn up to 600 calories, build strength, support cardiovascular health and endurance, reduce stress, lift your mood, and connect you with other participants. It is open to all ages and fitness levels, and no prior experience is needed. The free offer is a one time opportunity for first time students only. Space is limited, and advance sign up is required.

The Pacific Motor and Spirits Festival offers an Orange County showcase that pairs standout automobiles with food and cocktails. Categories span vintage classics, modified builds, early muscle, exotics, and motorcycles. Limited remaining space is available for all vehicle types.

Beginner Kizomba Bootcamp with Rome at ATOMIC Ballroom welcomes first-time dancers who want a friendly, focused introduction to the style. The session builds comfort quickly by covering the essentials that define Kizomba, including posture, timing, connection, and the characteristic walking feel, along with clear lead and follow techniques. Participants work through beginner-friendly patterns, develop a better feel for the music, and leave ready to continue into Kizomba 1 with confidence. No dance experience is required and no partner is needed. Solo attendees are welcome. Please wear secure shoes that stay on your feet. The class flow features check in and registration followed by segments on Kizomba foundations, walking and weight transfers, leading and following essentials, and preparation for social dancing. Pricing options include a presale, at-the-door entry, the ability to use two class credits, and free admission for VIP members. ATOMIC Ballroom also offers a new student special with 10 group classes for 99 dollars, with styles such as Ballroom, Swing, Salsa, and Argentine Tango taught by experienced instructors.

Join a special KCON weekend celebration for TXT and &TEAM at a fan-focused cupsleeve event. There will be custom TXT and &TEAM cupsleeves to collect, plus a stamp rally, raffle prizes, and vendor booths with fan-made goods. You can also bring freebies to trade with other fans during the event.

Join an in-person, beginner-friendly class to create your own illuminated epoxy sign, combining woodworking, colored epoxy resin, and LED lighting. In the first session, you’ll design and cut a custom name or design using the Shaper Origin, pour the colored epoxy, and build the display box. In the second session, you’ll sand and polish the epoxy piece and install it with battery-powered LED lighting for a glowing finish. All materials, tools, and instruction are included, with note that the sign style may be limited by CNC machine constraints.

A celebratory gala at the Hilton Irvine brings together Afghan American entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders, and successful businesses for an evening centered on excellence and connection. Attendees can enjoy a red carpet experience, an exclusive fashion show, and opportunities for powerful business networking. The program honors excellence and achievement, features inspiring speakers, and includes live entertainment. Designed for business owners, professionals, and supporters of the Afghan American community, it highlights success, unity, and the future of Afghan American businesses.

Woodbridge Community Park becomes a lively outdoor concert setting for Irvine’s Summer in the City, showcasing music across a range of genres. Bring picnic fare or pick up snacks from local food trucks. All concerts are free with no tickets or pre-registration required. Seating is first come, first served, so pack low-back chairs and blankets, and consider layering for changing temperatures. Additional parking is available at Woodbridge High School and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

KNAC night returns to Stages in Santa Ana with a full-scale tribute showcase. FAIR WARNING, the Van Halen Experience, teams up with WHOLE LOTTA ROSIES, joined by OZZY BLOODY OZZY, HOODOO MANIACS, LA CULT, DREAM WARRIORS, HOLLYWOOD SLEAZE, and DARK THOR. Marking the first KNAC night in Orange County in decades, the new KNAC brings back the classic spirit fans remember, and the evening includes an Attitude Check.

This is a no cost performance suitable for audiences of all ages, offering an easy way to enjoy entertainment together.

This show is open to all ages. Tickets are available through a general public sale, with additional presales offered through Beach Bunny, The Beths, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember programs, including a Citi cardmember preferred option. Please note that set times and any supporting performers may change.

OC Animal Care in Tustin hosts an affordable pet vaccine event on select Sundays. No appointment is required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. Pricing details are available on the organizer’s website. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

Attendees can meet adoptable rescue dogs at Petco and discover a new best friend. Walk-ins are welcome, and those who prefer a set time can schedule an appointment through the rescue’s website to reserve a specific dog to meet. Each dog is adopted with health records and has received comprehensive medical care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that supports the charity’s care for more than 500 dogs.

Explore how Pilates can improve the way you move and feel in a complimentary introductory membership class led by instructor Brittany K. This low-impact, full-body session emphasizes core strength, better posture, increased flexibility, and overall alignment. It is suitable for all fitness levels and can help reduce everyday aches, support injury prevention, and build confidence in daily movement. The experience is designed to help you feel stronger, more balanced, and energized.

A one-afternoon pop-up choir at ATOMIC Ballroom for musical theater fans, former choir kids, a cappella enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys show tunes, focused on singing in two-part harmony. No audition or prior experience is needed, only the ability to match pitch and a willingness to learn. Over three hours, participants work together on a medley from the Broadway musical Hamilton, blend voices in a welcoming group setting, rehearse parts, and refine harmonies. Sheet music and a vocal practice track are provided in advance so singers can get familiar with the material, and a performance video is recorded at the end to commemorate the session. Open to teens and adults. Facilitated by Jessica Wilbert, with assistance from Chris Fore and Brigitte Bellavoine. Pricing options include $40 pre-sale or $45 at the door, 4 class credits, VIP Membership at 50 percent off, and Atomic Campus Access Members or teens at $15 pre-sale or $20 at the door.

Anaheim’s Really Really Free Market brings neighbors together at Pearson Park, between the tennis courts, to share goods, skills, and services at no cost. There is no money, bartering, or trading involved... everything is free. Participants can bring items that are clean, useful, and safe, including craft supplies, books, toys, clothing, shoes, plants, housewares, small furniture, electronics, and non-perishable food. If you plan to set out items, bring a blanket or tarp. Please give people space to finish setting up before browsing, take home anything that is not picked up to keep the park clean, and do not resell items found at the market. Those interested in offering a free service like haircuts, nail care, mending, simple repairs, or teaching a skill such as crochet, a game, or yoga can contact @rrfm_anaheim. A Food and Essentials Drive runs alongside the market on a give-what-you-have, take-what-you-need basis. Items especially helpful to the community include diapers size 3 and up, wipes, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. The location meets ADA standards and offers accessible restrooms, mostly flat ground with no stairs or steps, dedicated accessible parking spots, a wheelchair ramp, and wide doorways and walkways.

A special screening of Winter Hymns arrives at The Frida Cinema in Orange County, followed by a Q&A with writer and director Nathan Deming. The film follows a palliative care doctor in the Midwest as she meets with a series of dying patients and their families. Tickets are available through The Frida Cinema website.

Pet World hosts a walk-in mobile clinic that makes essential pet care more accessible for dogs and cats. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other options at affordable rates. No appointment is required. For safety and comfort, dogs should arrive on leashes and cats in secure carriers.

Strolling Magic is back every Sunday at Stowaway Tiki from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM, featuring the Enchanted Escape Show team. Expect a mix of live magic entertainment, plus food and drink from the menu. There is no admission fee, and reservations are recommended.

Paint under the glow of a moonlit meadow in this regular paint party class. You’ll be guided through creating your own artwork during the session, so come ready to paint and have fun.

This milestone gathering honors the club's 70th anniversary at Highway 39 Event Center, celebrating seven decades of its legacy.

GCW Battleground brings live professional wrestling to the Orangeville Curling Club with a charity showcase featuring a two ring steel cage and action from wrestling superstars from across Ontario. General admission is $25 for kids 12 and under and $30 for adults, with front row reserved seating available for $40 online only. VIP tickets are offered with either general admission or front row seating and include a GCW gift bag with two GCW pins, a GCW program book, and more for an additional $25. Attendees are encouraged to support the community food bank by bringing non-perishable items, earning one raffle ticket per item up to a maximum of ten, and being sure to check expiry dates. High-demand donations include kids school snacks, juice in boxes or large containers, canned vegetables and fruit, canned pasta, cereal, toothpaste, soap, pet food, diapers, and other baby supplies. During intermission there is a chance to meet favorite superstars, pick up a limited edition GCW program and have it signed, browse a wide selection of lucha wrestling masks, and shop authentic GCW merchandise such as T-shirts, hats, and more. Presented by a promotion that has been part of Ontario wrestling since 2004.

RemiX powers up the Downtown Disney District with a lively fusion of funk, R&B, and crowd-pleasing classics. It is an outing fit for family and friends, with grooves that keep everyone moving. Bring your best dance moves, clap to the beat, and soak in the RemiX experience.

Enjoy a free Zumba class led by instructor Teo Reyes in Santa Ana, Orange County. Expect upbeat Latin music and easy to follow dance moves in a high energy workout that welcomes all ages and fitness levels, with no experience required. The class aims to help burn up to 600 calories, build strength and tone throughout the body, improve cardiovascular endurance, and boost your mood while connecting with a friendly community. The free offer is for first time students and is limited to one class per person. Spots are limited.

Young builders dive into a Minecraft world building camp that nurtures creativity and practical design skills. Participants progress from basic structures to ambitious projects such as castles and cities, learning core building techniques along the way. Each day features collaborative builds, hands-on challenges, and guided creative sessions that strengthen teamwork, problem solving, and design thinking. Activities span Creative Mode exploration and Redstone experimentation, giving campers tools to plan, prototype, and bring ideas to life inside the game. Early drop off and late pick up are included. Designed for ages 7 to 15.

Young creators in grades 3 through 8 immerse themselves in an intensive color sketching camp that blends fine art, digital creation, and hands-on projects. Through step-by-step study and practice, they work on still lifes and animal portraits, along with focused studies of drapery, vases, and the human figure. Participants learn to observe and depict light, form, and negative space, strengthen hatching and shading techniques, and put color theory to use. Working with both traditional media and digital tools such as Procreate, campers build confidence in rendering a range of materials, realistic textures, and vivid color.

Coach Juan leads summer tennis camps at University Community Park in Irvine for kids ages 5 to 14. The weekly cost is $240. An all-day option is available that adds chess.

Wicked Part 2 Camp is a performing arts theater camp for kids ages 5-14. It runs Monday through Friday, with daily sessions in the late morning through early afternoon. Campers will spend the week focused on theater and performing arts training and activities.

Learn the basics of miniature painting in a free, hands on session. Supplies are provided... paints, a brush, and, for first timers, a miniature to practice on. Beginners can get comfortable with core techniques, and experienced painters can use the space for in store painting. Put a fresh look on tabletop armies or brighten up the minis from board games.

A weekly Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County features upbeat Latin music and accessible choreography led by instructor Teo Reyes. The session is open to all ages and fitness levels, and no prior experience is required. It is promoted as burning up to 600 calories per class, helping to tone the whole body, support cardiovascular health and endurance, ease stress, and boost energy, all within a friendly community atmosphere. Teo Reyes brings years of experience teaching in Santa Ana and across Orange County, creating high energy classes where participants feel supported, motivated, and celebrated. One complimentary class is available to first time students, limited to a single free visit per person, and space is limited.

A Magical Millennium theme sets the tone for a flavor-filled celebration at Orange County’s original food hall. Guests explore with a tasting passport that unlocks a variety of specials from favorite kitchens and bars. Each ticket includes seven tastes, and a petite option with four tastes is available while supplies last. If tickets remain at the door, day-of pricing is higher. Highlights include a color-shifting Mood Ring Lemonade from Mini Monster, with a complimentary mood ring for the first 100 attendees. Expect choices such as Quesabirria or cauliflower tacos from URBANA, mini Mediterranean bowls with chicken shawarma, falafel, or gyro, mini steak frites with house chimichurri, raclette-smothered nachos over potato chips with salami bits or pickles, a special from Chef Shachi at ADYA, a Japanese yellowtail tostada or the Kuzco Cup available as a cocktail or spirit-free with cacao nib pisco, Meyer lemon, absinthe, and vegan egg white, crispy rice with tuna, garlicky noodles with Cajun sausage served in brown paper boats marked with Y2K stickers, French desserts, assorted mini donuts, chicken sliders with pickles and slaw on a brioche bun, a peach crostini paired with peach frozé, smoked wagyu, a wagyu barbacoa mini sope, petite sliders with pork or beef, portabella fries or a pastrami slider, Moroccan favorites like bourrek, bastilla, honeyed lamb, and lemon chicken, and Roman-style pizza by the slice.

An accessible yoga class with options to engage seasoned practitioners is guided by Amairani Valle, MA, a 500-hour registered yoga teacher and therapist with AMFT and APCC credentials. The practice focuses on supporting nervous system regulation and everyday embodied well-being. Participants can expect a gentle, purposeful flow, time to tune into the body and deepen self-trust, opportunities to nurture presence and inner steadiness, and space for pausing, integrating, and reflecting. Arrive as you are and finish feeling grounded, steady, and refreshed. Cost is $20.

Kids and their caregivers can move together in a playful fitness class created just for young children. The session begins with warmup stretches, adds quick interval sprints and relay-style games to build gross motor skills, and finishes with an obstacle course challenge. It is geared to ages 2 to 6, but everyone is welcome. The fee is $20 per child, paid in person on the day of class, or included at no additional cost with a monthly membership. This class takes place each week.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery (Santa Ana) hosts a bingo night with free entry. The event includes a pair of rounds, opportunities to win prizes, and pie. Guests can enjoy dinner from the restaurant and take part with friends, with family, or on their own.

Join a Monday/Wednesday time-based run with a 45-minute run for all paces, and walking is welcome too with a walk/jog option. The group heads out together so you can move at your own pace and still stay part of the workout.

Bandalos Chinos performs at The Observatory Orange County in an all-ages show. The schedule and any supporting artists may change. Ticket access includes a Live Nation presale, a Citi cardmember presale, and a Citi cardmember preferred option, followed by a public on sale.

Lilah Juergens appears at The Ugly Mug. A Los Angeles-based artist who works as a poet, chef, and musician, she is also an activist, healer, and transsexual priestess sharing messages from the far side of the k-hole. Her set balances unguarded vulnerability with biting comedy, shaping her experiences as a bipolar trans woman into stories designed to connect and restore. Her first book is expected later this year. The cover is $5, cash only. No outside food or drinks. Open to ages 12 and up unless otherwise specified.

Storylady Lisa Cohen turns storytime into an interactive adventure. With the help of her Magic Book, playful puppets, lively songs, and a hands-on craft that matches the featured tale, children explore books in a way that builds early literacy skills. The reading list mixes cherished children's classics with original stories written by Lisa Cohen. Created especially for ages 2 to 6, yet open to all. Cost is $20 per participant, payable on site the day of the class, or covered by a monthly membership.

Join us for Storytime in the Children’s Department at The District Tustin Legacy, where we’ll read favorite picture books together. Feel free to drop in for this family-friendly reading session.

This monthly grief support group provides a compassionate setting to navigate loss alongside others. Guided discussions cover what grief means, opportunities to give and receive support, practical ways to understand and cope with difficult emotions, paths to finding meaning after loss, and thoughtful remembrance of loved ones. It is free to attend and open to everyone. For more information, contact Cynthia Adair at Cynthia.Adair@dignitymemorial.com or 714-922-2953.

Instructor Teo Reyes leads a free Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County. Ideal for first timers and returning students alike, this energizing session takes place in a friendly, supportive environment. No prior dance experience is needed, and all ages and fitness levels are welcome. The first class is complimentary for new participants. Capacity is limited.

Foxtide brings an all-ages concert to The Observatory Orange County. Entry is general admission with standing room only throughout the venue. The timetable and any supporting performers may be adjusted. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional access through a Live Nation presale and a Citi cardmember presale, along with a Citi cardmember preferred option.

Built in 1898 by Hiram Clay Kellogg, one of the first Neoclassical Victorian homes in Orange County holds a storied past and lingering mysteries. After his first wife died, Kellogg created the mansion as a gift for his second wife, Helen, and his fascination with tall ships inspired a three-story spiral staircase that wraps around a central mast with a bottomless crow’s nest. Hiram died in 1921, and Helen remained for another 42 years before passing away in the same home. Today, reports of unexplained activity suggest the Kellogg family may still be present in this uniquely designed residence.