Events in Victorville today

Join in for a fun, hands-on 3D archery session where you can test your skills by aiming at lifelike targets in an outdoor setting. The event runs for about two hours and welcomes archers of all levels, whether you bring your own gear or rent equipment on-site.

Learn hands-on how to properly clean your handgun with an instructor-guided clinic. You’ll go over why regular cleaning matters for reliability and longevity, how to prepare for cleaning, how to break down your specific firearm (field strip), what to inspect while you clean, and what to oil and why. The clinic starts in the Apple Valley Gun Club Adobe Classroom and then moves to the indoor range for the actual cleaning practice. You’ll bring one handgun and your owner’s manual, and clear safety glasses are required (a pair can be provided). Your class fee includes a basic cleaning kit and supplies you’ll take home.

This beginner-friendly sewing class is all about making a Hello Kitty mini tote. You will learn sewing machine basics and safety, practice on muslin, and then complete your own mini tote project during the session. Materials and equipment like sewing machines, needles, thread, and fabric are provided, and no prior experience is needed. Doors open at 9:40 AM, and the class runs for about 3 hours. Suitable for adults and children ages 9 and up with a parent or legal guardian.

Apple Valley Community Center hosts a dance event where line dancing begins the program, then square dancing alternates with the line sessions for the remainder of the event. The dancing is set for Plus and Mainstream levels and features David Mee and Sandy Butler.

Race trucks are rolling back onto the track at Orange Show Speedway. The field is open to all trucks, including ARTS, SWTT, Pro Truck, Spec Truck, IRT, King Taco Truck, LMTS, and Thunder Truck. Rules for each truck type are available on the Orange Show Speedway website. There will also be a return as part of a Monster Truck event, and racing is planned at Havasu 95 Speedway later in the year.

Deon Cole delivers an easygoing stand-up set filled with quick wit and crisp punchlines that keep smiles going from start to finish. The vibe stays relaxed while the humor lands smoothly for steady, effortless laughs.

Explore a neighborhood garage sale in Victorville, California, offering a broad selection of household and specialty goods. Browse lighting for the home, including table, floor and desk lamps, plus wall sconces and ceiling fixtures. Find digital and video cameras with tripods, frames for photos, and bar tools such as cocktail shakers and jiggers. There are car accessories like phone holders and seat covers, clothing including jackets and shirts, and tech items such as wireless mice, phone cases, Wi‑Fi extenders and routers. Home essentials like door locks, thermostats and smoke alarms are also available. Only cash is accepted, and all purchases are final.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. offers a free weekly pantry that provides fresh groceries and staple food items for individuals and families facing need. Bring a wagon, cart, boxes, or reusable bags to carry your items. Registration is available on site, and no ID is needed. Support for this outreach is welcomed through Venmo at @lighthouseofhope or Zelle at (951) 977-6560. For questions, call (951) 977-6560.

This book study of Becoming Supernatural features group reading and discussion focused on applying the book’s principles in everyday life. Complimentary coffee and light refreshments will be available. A love offering will be accepted.

An informal American Sign Language meetup brings friends and neighbors together to practice and connect. All are welcome, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing community members, hearing attendees, newcomers, and students. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with social time and games, a chance to make new friends, build skills, and enjoy learning together without pressure.

CCRC’s Nurturing Fathers series in Victorville offers an evidence-based parenting program for fathers and father figures. Across 13 weeks, participants focus on positive parenting, emotional awareness, and responsible fathering to nurture father-child bonds, reinforce family stability, and support children’s well-being. Each session provides a welcoming space to connect with other dads for conversation and reflection, and dinner is included.

Explore Argentine tango, a social dance celebrated for its beauty and passion. This progressive series welcomes both first-time and experienced dancers, focusing on building solid technique, refined posture, and smooth, confident footwork. Each class blends dedicated technique practice with social tango essentials such as flow, improvisation, connection, and mindful floorcraft. Pricing options include a single drop-in for $15, six classes for $70 prepaid, or ten classes for $120 prepaid, with payment accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Specialized tango shoes are not required, and dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes are suitable. Because the dance is often practiced in close embrace, good personal hygiene is important. The venue is Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School.

A singing group is seeking additional voices. Vocalists interested in participating can get details by leaving a message or calling Sandy at 951-836-0760.

Each week, Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. provides free groceries to the Riverside community through its food pantry. Guests can register on site and no ID is required. Bring a wagon, cart, boxes, or reusable bags to carry items. Fresh produce is often available. On select days, hot meals are offered for unhoused guests. For details, call (951) 977-6560. To support this outreach, contributions are accepted via Venmo @lighthouseofhope or Zelle at (951) 977-6560.

Join this in-store YA book club where you’ll discuss the young adult book selected for the month. The session is designed for regular meetups on the second Wednesday, with updates on what to read shared by the store. Contact the store for the current book topic.

This gathering focuses on forming real connections, learning practical ways to network, and uplifting local nonprofit work. It opens with a brief, hands-on session on intentional networking that runs about 10 to 15 minutes, followed by structured conversation rounds where participants can practice introductions and plan thoughtful follow ups. A featured nonprofit will share a snapshot of its mission and results, and there will be chances to give, volunteer, or explore corporate partnership options. Sponsors will also share useful insights drawn from their industries. Attendees can expect to turn casual chat into productive business relationships, meet professionals from a range of fields, and do it all in a comfortable, business casual environment while contributing to meaningful community impact. The facilitator, Irene Gaulke, leads The Classy Dame Professional Development as CEO and brings extensive experience as a coach and connector. She works with business owners and professionals to build purposeful referral networks, strengthen effective business systems, and shape ideal market strategies through one-on-one coaching, group programs, and interactive workshops. Sponsor and vendor opportunities are available, and the organizers are actively seeking nonprofits to highlight and support through this event.