Events in Westminster, CA

At Bowers Museum, a lively quilt fair spotlights textile artistry with beautifully crafted quilts, participating artisans, and a welcoming community of crafters. Visitors can browse vendor booths offering handmade items, fabrics, and creative supplies, and enjoy activities designed for all ages, making it a family friendly outing. Whether you quilt often or simply appreciate careful craftsmanship, there is plenty of inspiration and opportunities to connect. Vendors can reserve space in advance to take part in the event.

Redneck Rodeo brings a 90s country set to SeaSalt Honky Tonk with a special opening performance by Ashely Felton. This event welcomes all ages and is pet friendly.

Subtract on the Pier marks the end of its 11th season, concluding an 11-year run of 95 shows as the pier prepares for a multi-year remodel. Danny Tenaglia, a veteran with more than four decades behind the decks and a reputation for marathon performances, takes the reins for an extended closing set. He also closed last year’s 10th anniversary of Love Long Beach Festival. Anton Tumas will set the tone with an extended opening set, reflecting his ties to Subtract, All Day I Dream, and Sudbeat. The dance floor will be phone free, and sound is provided by Subtract in partnership with Danley Sound Labs. High demand is expected.

Remix, Steel Rod, and Dub 8 come together at Garden Amp for a summertime showcase of funk, rock, and R&B, with all three bands sharing the same stage. The evening features high-energy performances and an upbeat, feel-good atmosphere.

Enjoy an easygoing summer evening with Pacific Symphony at the Bette and Wylie Aitken Arts Plaza. Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or lawn chair, and settle in for a free outdoor concert featuring well loved melodies, community sing alongs, and activities suited for families. Assistant Conductor Jacob Sustaita leads a mix of popular orchestral classics, pop favorites, and patriotic selections, with the audience invited to add their voices during a patriotic sing along. Arrive early for the Musical Playground, where kids can dive into hands on fun like crafting simple instruments and joining a drum circle. Children also have the chance to learn a few conducting basics from Maestro Sustaita and later step up to help guide the orchestra for one piece during the concert.

Steel Pulse, Long Beach Dub Allstars, Eli Mac, and Common Sense bring a live music lineup to Pacific Amphitheatre. Tickets include same-day admission to the 2026 OC Fair.

Little Sprouts Science Lab brings a playful science camp to Harbour View Park for children ages 4 to 6. Young explorers get hands-on with nature as they examine insects, observe weather, and learn about plants and soil through simple experiments and outdoor play. Activities highlight how living things grow, nurturing curiosity and discovery in an engaging setting. Parents are asked not to remain during class, and participants must be potty trained.

Kick off the week with a free Zumba session in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by Instructor Teo Reyes. New participants are invited to enjoy one complimentary class, available every Monday as a one-time offer for first-time attendees. Expect an upbeat workout set to lively Latin music, featuring simple, follow-along choreography suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The class aims to boost energy, burn calories, build strength, support heart health, and brighten your mood while connecting you with a welcoming local community. Teo Reyes is a seasoned instructor from Santa Ana with years of experience in the Orange County Zumba scene and a reputation for high-energy, positive classes. Space may be limited.

Gamma Ray Gun and Coup DeVille perform at Tiki Bar. There is a $10 cover.

This free miniature painting workshop welcomes both newcomers and experienced painters. Beginners will learn essential techniques with all supplies provided, including paints, a brush, and a miniature for first-timers. Those with experience can spend dedicated time painting in store. Give tabletop armies and board game minis a fresh look.

Captain Darryl Walker and the Captain’s Orders Band bring a Yacht Rock celebration to Spaghettini Fine Dining & Entertainment, filling the room with silky grooves, layered harmonies, and feel good vibes. The set highlights favorites from the late 70s and early 80s, featuring tunes associated with Toto, Hall and Oates, Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Little River Band, Ambrosia, and more. Expect first rate musicianship, lively energy, and nostalgic songs that connect generations, whether you are singing along, dancing in your seat, or savoring a memorable meal and drinks with friends.

Enjoy a complimentary Zumba workout for first-time students led by Instructor Teo Reyes in Santa Ana, Orange County. The class features upbeat Latin music and simple, follow-along choreography that welcomes all ages and fitness levels, with no prior experience required. It is designed to help burn up to 600 calories, tone and strengthen the whole body, support cardiovascular health and endurance, ease stress, and boost energy. Teo Reyes brings years of teaching experience in the local Zumba community, creating a high-energy, inclusive setting where participants feel welcomed and motivated. The free offer is limited to one class per new attendee, and spots are limited.

Stone Soul brings classic soul and Motown to Summer at the Shell Tuesdays at the Band Shell at Recreation Park Long Beach. This horn-driven, high-energy eight-piece band, known for sharp suits and faithful takes on timeless hits, performs songs by The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, The Four Tops, Otis Redding, and Smokey Robinson. Expect dance-ready rhythms that pair perfectly with steps like the Jerk, the Mashed Potato, and the Twist. The historic Recreation Park bandshell provides an inviting outdoor setting for all ages. There are more than 600 permanent bench seats available on a first-come, first-served basis, along with ample lawn space for blankets, lawn chairs, and picnics. Attendees can bring a picnic dinner, something comfortable to sit on, and shoes made for dancing. The venue is next to the dinosaur playground, adding extra appeal for families. Admission is free as part of this community celebration. Presented by the volunteer-based nonprofit Live at The Shell and supported by the Port of Long Beach, Kristina Duggan District 3 Councilmember, Janice Hahn 4th District L.A. County Supervisor, the Zaferia Business District, Snoofla Sound, and music lovers.

Enjoy an upbeat evening of salsa that begins with a lively lesson taught by Peter Araiza and Jenny Mee, followed by open social dancing. Dancers of all experience levels are welcome, and the music helps create a friendly, high-energy atmosphere. Come with friends or arrive solo, no partner is required, and look forward to meeting new people while you keep moving. Please note that activities are weather permitting.

Enjoy karaoke at Roxanne's Lounge/Bar/Grill, where guests are encouraged to take the mic and perform a favorite song.

Dive into an ocean-themed cookie decorating class at Brewing Reserve of California featuring beachside designs like whales, crabs, sailboats, and lighthouses. The experience is beginner friendly and designed for a laid-back night out, with the focus on creativity and fun rather than perfection. The cost is $50 and includes six themed cookies, a drink ticket, and all materials with step-by-step instruction. There is no baking required... just decorating, sweet treats, and a relaxed atmosphere. All supplies are provided, along with helpful guidance and a little encouragement if frosting choices feel tricky. Expect a friendly evening with fellow cookie makers. This series is held at the same venue on the third Tuesday of each month.

At Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Cameron Mackintosh presents a newly revitalized production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical. Lauded by London critics upon its 2021 return, The Phantom of the Opera is back to thrill audiences once again.

Experience Moonlight Movies on the Beach from Alfredo's Beach Club, presented by LBS Financial. Bring low-back beach chairs and towels, gather with family and friends, and enjoy a relaxed outing under the stars. Dinner, snacks, and popcorn are available for purchase from food trucks. Sponsors include the Port of Long Beach, Don Temple Storage, and Kristina Duggan.

This parent-and-child fitness class turns exercise into play with a kid-focused boot camp. Children warm up with stretches, try short sprints, build large motor skills through relay-style games, and take on an obstacle course challenge. It is designed for ages 2 to 6, and all are welcome. The cost is $20 per child, payable on site the day of class, or free with a monthly membership.

Free summer matinees showcase a mix of kids animated movies with environmental themes. The series continues through the season and offers a friendly way for young viewers to explore stories about the natural world.

At Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Huntington Beach, this free bingo night features two sessions, chances to win prizes, and the option to enjoy dinner and pie while you play. It welcomes groups and solo players alike for a relaxed dose of friendly competition.

This free midweek bingo night at Polly’s Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Cerritos features two sessions. Participants can compete for prizes, enjoy dinner, and savor pie while they play. It welcomes friends, families, and solo players.

At Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Santa Ana, bingo takes center stage with free fun, prizes and plenty of pie. Friends, families and solo players are welcome. The evening is organized into two sessions, giving you the flexibility to pop in for a quick round or stay for more. Enjoy a satisfying dinner while you play and cheer on the winners.

Polly's Pies Fullerton hosts a free bingo night featuring friendly games, prizes, and pie. Players can come with friends and family or on their own and enjoy a delicious dinner while they play. With two sessions available, there are multiple chances to participate and win.

A food festival turns 2nd Street into a tasting route, featuring bites from more than 30 local restaurants, retail specials, and live music for a festive coastal atmosphere. Attendees can sample along the way and discover new favorites as they explore the Shore. Tasting tickets are sold on site near Chase Bank during each event, and they are valid across all six Stroll dates. Tickets are available in sheets, with 18 tastings for $20 or 12 for $15.

Black Joe Lewis performs at The Observatory Orange County. The event welcomes all ages, and tickets are general admission with standing room only. The schedule and any supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket options include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi cardmember presale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Storylady Lisa Cohen and her Magic Book lead a lively, literacy-building session where stories come to life with puppets, songs, and a hands-on craft that matches each tale. Children explore a blend of classic children’s books and original stories written by Lisa Cohen. Designed for ages 2 to 6, with all welcome. The cost is $20 per participant, payable on site the day of, or included with a monthly membership.

This event is limited to adults. Reserved copies are available for pickup at the service desk, and the selection is also available through Libby. Participants can look forward to a spirited discussion of the book.

This farmers market centers on flavor, featuring a sip that makes its case from the first taste and a playful theme that celebrates bold taste.

OC Parks and the County of Orange present a free, all-ages summer concert at Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley, headlined by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy with an opening set from Bich Van and Sean Buhr. This show is part of the annual OC Parks Summer Concert Series, which brings nine complimentary performances to parks across the county, including Mason, Irvine, Craig, Mile Square, and Bluff Park at Salt Creek Beach. Bring blankets or lawn chairs to relax on the grass and enjoy food and drinks available from concessions. Admission and parking are free.

The second night of Sunsets at LBMA, Live and Local, spotlights an all-women lineup curated by Good Luck Vinyl Club, honoring the depth of Southern California’s music scene and shaping a soundtrack for an evening by the ocean. The night opens with Trankis from the all-women Chulita Vinyl Club, followed by a live set from Oralia, whose blend of jazz, bossa nova, and global influences creates an intimate sunset mood. Between performances, Good Luck Vinyl Club keeps the energy moving with vinyl selections. Headlining are The Aquadolls, the Mermaid Rock quartet from Long Beach, offering a chance to see a beloved local indie act in the setting of the Long Beach Museum of Art. The evening concludes with a vinyl set by Stoned Jett, who also leads Oralia, bringing the journey full circle. This thoughtfully assembled program highlights a commitment to elevating women in music, showcasing local talent, and fostering cultural connections through art, music, and place. Presented with support from the Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation and the RVCA Artist Network Program.

Ron Artis II turns a concert into a shared story, blending humor and heart until the room feels like a gathering of old friends. Raised on Oahu’s North Shore, this world-class singer and songwriter weaves soul, blues, rock, folk, gospel, and island influences into a sound that is uniquely his. Known for virtuosic musicianship, powerful vocals, and a joyful presence onstage, he has toured and collaborated with Jack Johnson, G. Love, Booker T. Jones, Mick Fleetwood, and Ben Harper, building a devoted audience around the world. Expect an intimate mix of heartfelt ballads, gritty grooves, and uplifting anthems, all delivered with authenticity and high energy. It is a family-friendly outing with dinner available and the Surf City Game Truck on hand for guests, creating a relaxed setting to enjoy live music from a gifted Hawaiian artist.

Enjoy a live performance by Sligo Rags at El Dorado Nature Center.

Trivia returns as Geeks Who Drink hosts a lively patio quiz at Deli Nerds. Teams and solo players are welcome to test their knowledge for prizes while enjoying scratch-made sliders, other bites, and cold drinks. Admission is free with no cover, and parking is plentiful. Expect a friendly crowd, spirited competition, and bragging rights for the winners.

Instructor Teo Reyes leads an energetic Zumba workout in Santa Ana, Orange County, California. It is a friendly, supportive option for beginners and returning participants. No dance background is needed, and people of all ages and fitness levels are welcome. First-time students can attend free. Space is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is encouraged.

RockStallion delivers a classic rock performance at The Lighthouse Huntington. The set centers on the signature riffs and melodies that define the genre.

Experience Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl as the full film plays while Long Beach Symphony performs the Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer score live in sync. Conducted by Susie Benchasil Seiter, the music fuels every twist of a story starring Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, and Keira Knightley, filled with mystery, intrigue, and swordplay. Set by the sea under the night sky at F&M Bank Amphitheater, this event blends big-screen adventure with the power of a live orchestra. A Blanket Ticket Offer includes a complimentary blanket, with pickup details to be announced. Presented under license from Disney Concerts.

A sensual bachata partnerwork class takes place at Beach Cities Dance Studio, offered as part of OC classes.

Live jazz by Darnell and Will sets the mood for Jazz on the Beach at Beach City Provisions. This event welcomes attendees of all ages and is friendly to pets.

RockStallion brings classic rock to Marni's with a live performance for fans of the genre.

All ages are welcome. Details for the schedule and any opening acts may change. Tickets are offered through several presales, including seated, Spotify, Live Nation, Citi cardmember, and VIP package options, followed by a general public release as well as Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Trace the evolution of the area north of Anaheim from late Victorian gold and rail beginnings to the community that took the name of George Fullerton. Haunted Orange County presents its seventh tour, a 90-minute walk through downtown streets and tucked-away alleys that shares the city’s historic and darker side. Hear tales of entrepreneurs who built thriving businesses, along with accounts of spirits said to linger in historic theaters and restaurants, including stories of ghostly performers and phantoms from the past. Comfortable shoes and a curiosity for the macabre are encouraged as the walk explores the heart of this bustling college town.

Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts hosts a soulful celebration featuring The Spinners and The Miracles, two cornerstones of Motown and R&B. The Spinners bring a storied catalog that includes favorites like I'll Be Around and The Rubberband Man, and were welcomed into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023. The Miracles, early architects of the Motown sound, keep audiences singing along to timeless hits such as Tears of a Clown and Shop Around. Experience the enduring legacy of both groups in one memorable night.

Discover a collection of history and true ghost stories while strolling through Old Town Orange, a place counted among the most haunted in Orange County. Pass by antique shops said to carry items with dark pasts or connections from beyond, and hear about restaurants where meals are rumored to come with spectral company. The path also includes a stop at a business that once housed the Orange Undertaker's morgue. Blending history, beauty, and the macabre, this tour offers a fresh way to look at familiar streets. Comfortable shoes are recommended, along with a steady backbone.

Discover the storied Kellogg residence, one of Orange County’s early Neoclassical Victorian homes built in 1898 by Hiram Clay Kellogg. After the death of his first wife, he created a grand mansion as a gift for his second wife, Helen, weaving his passion for tall ships into the architecture with a three-story spiral staircase wrapped around a central mast and a crow’s nest without a floor. Hiram died in 1921, while Helen remained in the house for another 42 years and passed away there as well. Today, reports of unexplained activity suggest the Kellogg family may still linger within this uniquely crafted mansion.

Enjoy an evening of salsa and bachata at a long-running weekly social hosted by OC Salsa. Expect a welcoming vibe, a surround sound system, and a smooth wood dance floor, with salsa, bachata, and cumbia keeping the music flowing. Classes are offered before the social for anyone looking to warm up or learn new moves. The party portion is $15. Guests may bring their own water and beverages. Street taco stands are available outside, and parking is free.

Shoreline Village hosts a free summer concert series with live music every Saturday and Sunday. Performances span R&B, funk, cumbia, roots reggae, rock en Español, 80s and 90s tributes, pop, top 40, blues, Caribbean sounds, and dance favorites, with DJs appearing throughout the season. The lineup features artists such as Sarah Daye, Michael Haggins, Upstream, Thieves Like Us, Harbor Groove, Intent, JLB, Sugarlips, Moving in Stereo, DJ Impeccable Styles, DJ Rome, Rory Seldon, Illunis, So Rad, Smooth, Idellix, Pop Vision, In the Red, Catfish and the Hollywood Hound Dogs, Natasha Remi, As IF, The Ponderosa Aces, Reaction band, and Jah Faith. Concerts take place at the Off Boardwalk Theater by the Funnel House. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Parking is additional, and discounted rates are available with validation at one of the shops or restaurants.

Enjoy a loop hike that starts at Canyon Park, follows the Santa Ana River through Talbert Nature Preserve to Fairview Park, and returns to the starting point. Drive into the park to the second parking lot, where leaders will be signing in participants. Bring water, sun protection, and a hat, and wear light hiking boots. The hike will proceed in light drizzle, so pack rain gear.

A beach day centered on French and English Bulldogs, featuring bulldog fun on the sand and by the water.

This two-day MotorClothes tent sale features discounts of up to 75 percent and licensed custom dealership tees for $15. Attendees can enter a drawing for a men's leather jacket, with the winner announced during the event. All promotions apply to in-stock items while supplies last. No purchase is necessary to enter, and the dealership can provide full details.

Awakened Magazine presents a two-day expo in Costa Mesa, California that centers on conscious living and personal growth. Explore more than 60 vendors offering crystals, wellness products, intuitive readings, gifts, and more. Attend 32 workshops covering topics such as channeling, mediumship, sound healing, somatic dance, psychic development, past life exploration, consciousness expansion, and a variety of healing practices. A limited-capacity VIP track features sessions with Darryl Anka, JJ Brighton, and William Henry. A special Sunday evening program highlights JJ Brighton, William Henry, and Sheila Seppi. All attendees receive a special print edition of Awakened Magazine, and the first 50 people each day receive swag bags that include the co-authored book “The Awakened Healer,” with authors available to sign copies. The weekend emphasizes reconnection, uplifting energy, and a sense of possibility, with additional surprises planned.

Enjoy a complimentary Zumba session in Santa Ana, Orange County with instructor Teo Reyes. This class blends lively Latin rhythms with simple, follow-along choreography for a fun cardio workout that can burn calories, build strength, support heart health, ease stress, and lift your mood. It welcomes all ages and fitness levels, and no prior dance experience is needed. The free offer is for first-time students only and limited to one class per person. Space is limited and registration is required. Teo is an experienced local instructor who brings energetic, positive guidance to each session and has worked with many participants across the Orange County community.

At SeaLegs in Huntington Beach, Vintage Vinyl curates a nostalgic soundtrack filled with 80s favorites along with select 70s songs that influenced the decade or carried into it through radio, movie soundtracks, and MTV. Guests can relax with a glass of champagne, enjoy the ocean breeze, and take in the music while savoring brunch specials and mimosas. The setting is family friendly and pet friendly.

Artists and Makers UUnite, an OCUUC small group for creatives, is taking a summer pause, with gatherings resuming afterward in the OCUUC community room. These meetups bring together painters, quilters, sketchers, crafters, and other makers to work on personal pieces or collaborate on shared projects. Everyone is welcome, whether a seasoned artist or just getting started, including OCUUC friends and newer community members. The group also shares news about workshops, exhibitions, materials, and techniques, and creates original-art greeting cards that the OCUUC caring committee sends to congregants who could use a thoughtful boost. Members have crafted bracelets to show support for the Ukrainian community. Ongoing efforts include curating art displays in the administration building lobby that showcase work by OCUUC members and friends, with past themes touching on travel and activism. A solo show of acrylic paintings by Elizabeth Kilchoer is on view, and an additional exhibition can be seen in the RE/admin building.

A free live performance by Hot Rod Trio complements a country brunch at High Horse Saloon. Craft food and a complete bar will be available, and all ages are welcome.

Long Beach Heritage presents a rare behind-the-scenes tour of the Historic Long Beach Airport led by historic consultant John Thomas, who worked on the project. Explore the 1941 Streamline Moderne terminal, view original mosaic tilework and other period details, and delve into aviation milestones connected to this site. The tour shares how the airport has welcomed generations of travelers while maintaining its architectural integrity, and why it is considered one of the best-preserved passenger terminals in the country. Space is limited. Parking is available in Lot B, and parking tickets will be validated. Sponsored by the Port of Long Beach.

In its 17th year, this culinary and cultural showcase presented by the Downtown Long Beach Alliance brings together local restaurants, live music, and DJs in a lively street festival set in the heart of Downtown Long Beach. Attendees can sample small bites alongside beer, wine, and craft cocktails from the community’s chefs, brewers, and mixologists. Interactive activities and experiences highlight the area’s creativity and character, offering a flavorful blend of food, culture, and community.

A live performance by Ashley Felton X Combs USA Tribute takes place at Honky Tonk. The event is open to all ages, and pets are welcome. For reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Fullerton Uncorked returns to the historic Hunt Branch Library with wine tasting, a craft beer garden, food from local restaurants, and live music from Sticks & Stones. Every pour and every plate supports the Fullerton Rotary Foundation and the dozens of local nonprofits and youth programs it funds in the community. General Admission is $95, and VIP Early Access is $125 with exclusive tastings, VIP parking, and priority table selection. This 21 and over event is presale only with no tickets available at the door, and capacity is limited.

Knobby Nite brings a grassroots evening of entry-level dirt bike racing to Costa Mesa Speedway, featuring dirt bikes on knobby tires, youth classes, and adult amateur classes. Short, high-energy heat races showcase developing riders, supporting a pathway from 85cc youth to future Division 1 competitors. There will be food and drinks, a live band, and motorcycle vendors, including Lifestyle Cycles. General admission for ages 11 and up is $30, and children under 10 are free. Parking is $15 for cars and motorcycles. This is a cashless event, cards only. The schedule and racing lineup are available on the Costa Mesa Speedway website.

Enjoy a community movie night at Bolsa Chica Park featuring live DJ music, trivia, games, raffle prizes, and complimentary popcorn while supplies last. The film will be chosen by attendees and announced before the screening. Families with young children can take part in the pre-movie activities even if they do not stay for the entire film. Pack a picnic or pick up takeout, and bring blankets and low-back lawn chairs since coastal evenings can be cool. This free community gathering is open to everyone. Presented by Laura Rose Homes & Associates, brokered by eXp Realty of California.

Black Marble performs at The Observatory Orange County. This is an all-ages event with general admission and standing room only. Event details and any opening acts may change. Ticket options include a public on sale and a preferred selection for Citi cardmembers.

Chamber music shaped by paintings and poetry anchors a program celebrating the meeting point of the arts. Produced by Golden Hour Chamber Music at Fullerton First United Methodist Church, the concert features Resonant, Couch Quintet, and Talon Quartet, with appearances by Eleanor Nunez, Richard, An, and Rachel Yeo. Admission is free and no RSVP is needed. Donations are welcomed at the door or online.

Gaslamp Long Beach presents a multi-artist tribute lineup led by The Iron Maidens, an all-female tribute to Iron Maiden. Special guests include Ozzmania paying homage to Ozzy Osbourne, Dirty Deeds saluting AC/DC, and Metal Health honoring Quiet Riot. Tickets cover entry only, and table seating requires a separate dinner reservation with the venue.

KOOL BREEZZZ appears at Phil Trani's Fine Food & Spirits for a night that pairs dining with dancing. To reserve in the lounge, call 562.426-3668.

Discover how a community north of Anaheim rose from the gold rush and the railroad as entrepreneurs built businesses and the city took the name of George Fullerton. Presented by Haunted Orange County, this seventh tour shares historic and darker tales of a lively college town during a 90-minute walk weaving through downtown streets and hidden alleys. Along the way, hear accounts of apparitions in grand theaters and local restaurants, traces of the people who helped shape the area. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and a curiosity for the macabre fits the mood.

At The Frida Cinema, HorrorBuzz’s 2026 series spotlights the 40th anniversary of Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer as a special Horror Movie Night presentation. Loosely based on the confessions of Henry Lee Lucas, the story follows drifter Henry, portrayed by Michael Rooker, and his unpredictable accomplice Otis through a grim Chicago backdrop. When Otis’s sister Becky moves in, Henry’s detached demeanor and erratic actions hint at something far more sinister beneath the surface. The program expands the evening with a themed HMN video pre-show, trivia, games, and prizes, along with a horror short featured from HorrorBuzz’s The Screaming Room Film Festival at Midsummer Scream. Viewer discretion is advised.

Enjoy a high-energy night at Kobe Steak House & Lounge as a continuous mix of funk, R&B, and New Jack Swing sets the tone. The music keeps rolling while you savor Kobe Steak House & Lounge’s celebrated cuisine, bringing lively flavors and grooves together for one memorable evening.

Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening comes to Pacific Amphitheatre.

Explore one of Orange County’s most storied and spooky areas on a relaxed walk that blends local history with true ghost tales. As the route winds through Old Town Orange, hear accounts tied to antique shops where the merchandise may carry unsettling pasts and to restaurants said to serve in the company of lingering spirits. The experience also includes a look at a local business that once housed the Orange Undertaker’s morgue, adding a chilling chapter to the narrative. With a mix of charm, heritage, and the macabre, this tour offers a fresh way to see familiar streets. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and a steady nerve will help.

This training features Eskrima De Campo JDC-IO, a Filipino martial arts system developed by Professor Ireneo Olavides. Recognized for its long-range emphasis while addressing multiple ranges, the session provides practice in the system's distinctive approach.

This event is a swap meet centered on model railroading, and the entry fee is $5 per person.

Explore Pilates and its benefits for everyday movement in a free introductory class led by instructor Brittany K. The session blends gentle, full body work with an emphasis on core strength, upright posture, flexibility, and aligned mechanics. It welcomes every fitness level and can help ease common aches, support injury prevention, and build confidence in daily activities. The experience promotes greater strength, balance, and renewed energy.

Enjoy a performance by Guns n Roses X Stone Temple Pilots on the beach. All ages are welcome, and it is pet friendly.

Beginner friendly Tai Chi in Long Beach offers a quiet pause from daily stress, inviting mindful movement and a fresh reset. Guided in the Yang style, the class blends gentle, flowing sequences with adaptations that promote stability and reduce fall risk. Practice unfolds on the grass beside the water at Marine Stadium, creating a soothing backdrop. The approach is meditative and supportive of physical health and overall well-being. No yoga mat is required. Free parking is available nearby. If it rains, class is canceled. Dress according to the weather, and consider drinking water afterward. Friends and family are welcome. Progress comes with patience, and it is normal to need time to learn the motions. Those who are pregnant or managing injuries or medical conditions should consult a doctor before attending. Presented by Sierra Holistic Collective, a nonprofit serving the Long Beach community for more than a decade, these beginner classes are free and voluntary donations are appreciated. An optional step by step online course is available to complement the in person sessions.

Redneck Rodeo headlines at SeaSalt Honky Tonk, with Nashville on the Coast opening the show. This event is all ages and pet friendly. For VIP reservations, email reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Now in its fifth year, the City of Santa Ana’s Chicano Heritage Festival brings a free, all-ages celebration to Centennial Park, highlighting the history and contributions of the Mexican American community. The day features live performances, a classic car cruise and showcase, a variety of food, community art displays, interactive craft activities, and a dedicated kids area, along with other activities. Please note that alcohol, overnight camping, grilling, and smoking are not permitted.

The Jim Flaherty Band returns to The Harp Inn to rock the stage.

This event honors American veterans, remembering those who have passed and recognizing those who are still with us. Organized by a non-profit foundation, it encourages community celebration and support to help make the gathering successful. Table reservations are available through the organizers.

Part of the Asian American Museum’s Rooted in Flavor series, this Filipino-inspired experience at Terrace by Mix Mix pairs a carefully designed four-course menu with wine pairings sponsored by Callaway Winery and a conversation exploring the depth and evolution of Asian American culinary identity. The program begins with a wine reception on the terrace, followed by dinner, a presentation, and guided conversations featuring Chef Ross Pangilinan, founder of Terrace by Mix Mix, and Oliver Wang, an authority on Asian American culture. Created as an immersive gathering, it invites learning and connection while honoring food as a source of storytelling, memory, and cultural preservation. Terrace by Mix Mix highlights Chef Pangilinan’s French, Italian, and modern Filipino influences, an approachable wine list with rotating craft beers, and a setting that includes a small wine bar, an open kitchen, and a chef’s table counter for an omakase-style tasting experience.

Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Codigo FN share the stage for a concert at Pacific Amphitheatre, offering a live performance from both groups.

This three-day event at OC Fair & Event Center features all-breed conformation and specialty competition. Highlights include conformation, the AKC National Owner-Handled Series, junior showmanship, and a 4 to 6 month beginner puppy event. Breed specialties are presented by the Cocker Spaniel Club of Southern California, the Dachshund Club of Santa Ana Valley, the Havanese Club of Southern California, and the San Bernardino Riverside Poodle Club. Designated specialties feature the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Southern California, the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of America, the Pacific Coast Pekingese Club, and the Schipperke Club of Southern California. A premium list is available with complete details and entry information.

Three days dedicated to Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers bring enthusiasts together for a showcase of the breed, with Wheatens competing in the ring. Hosted at Orange County Fairgrounds, this specialty emphasizes camaraderie and spirited competition. Jack Bradshaw serves as superintendent.

The Trip is back at the new Lighthouse location for an evening of live rock music, with drinks and dancing in the mix.

Southern California tribute act Just a Girl brings the music of No Doubt and Gwen Stefani to Rock & Brews Buena Park, presenting a spirited set filled with favorites from the band’s catalog alongside songs from Gwen’s solo career. All ages are welcome. Guests must be 21 or older with a valid ID to purchase or consume alcohol.

Experience a relaxed walking tour in Old Town Orange that shares local history and true ghost stories from one of Orange County's most haunted places. The route passes antique shops said to hold items with unsettling pasts and restaurants where legends tell of meals shared with the dead. The tour also stops at a business that once served as the Orange Undertaker's morgue, blending beauty, heritage, and the macabre to offer a fresh look at familiar streets. Comfortable shoes are recommended, along with a steady nerve.

Diana Ross performs at Pacific Amphitheatre for an evening show.

At Au Lac Fountain Valley, this free all-ages community gathering offers a soothing setting to unwind, restore, and connect with others. Gentle kirtan-style music meditation and guided breathwork support calm and clarity, and the environment is welcoming to newcomers with no prior experience. Free parking is available. Space is limited, so RSVPs are requested. Voluntary donations are welcome. An optional plant-based community lunch follows for those who wish to continue connecting after the session.

This event features classic rock.

Muse's Masque brings together the newest Arts and Sciences gathering in Caid for an evening social and non-competitive showcase that supports community growth through fundraising. The setting is the Banquet Hall of the David L. Baker Golf Course, with plentiful parking and reliable air conditioning. Admission is pre-registration only, with no sales at the door. Standard tickets are $50 for members and $60 for non-members. A limited Patron option at $100 or $110 includes an upgraded site token as well as recognition with name and arms on a Patron’s Roll of Arms. Food is included with an assortment of period party offerings served as social small plates rather than a formal seated feast. Dessert is part of admission, and a bonus potluck dessert table will offer additional sweets. The venue will operate an on-site bar with alcoholic beverages available for purchase. Expect lots of dancing accompanied by live music. In the lead-up to the event, dances will be taught in segments at various opportunities, with refreshers available on site. A dedicated parlor will feature historical games of skill and chance, with lighthearted wagering using baubles. Bauble bags will be available for $5, and free starter bags will be on hand for those who want to begin playing. A fundraising chess tournament will offer a $5 buy-in and a prize, and attendees are welcome to bring historical games to share. A non-competitive fashion show is open to individuals or teams, limited to twenty first-come, first-served spots for ticketed participants. Only one team member needs to hold a ticket at the time of registration. The showcase will take place after the third set of dancing. A silent auction will further benefit the arts community, with artisans invited, though not required, to contribute items. Wearable pieces may be highlighted during the fashion show, and a display table will present other works. Silent auction payments will be accepted via PayPal only. Leading up to the celebration, a variety of classes and workshops will support dance, music, and costuming to help participants prepare.

Trace the city’s roots to the late Victorian surge of the railroad and the gold rush, when entrepreneurs built businesses that turned the rural lands north of Anaheim into a thriving community named for George Fullerton. Haunted Orange County presents its seventh tour, a 90-minute guided stroll through downtown streets and back alleys that shares the history and darker tales of this bustling college town. Hear accounts of spectral performers and lingering spirits said to frequent grand theaters and local restaurants. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and a curiosity for the macabre will fit right in.

At Pacific Amphitheatre, Alison Krauss & Union Station perform with Jerry Douglass in a featured role, joined by special guest Theo Lawrence.

Bobby V's hosts a Judas Priest Tribute Night featuring Early Priest, slated to start right on time and kick off an evening centered on the band's music.

Dr. Adam Hawley brings a high-energy performance to Spaghettini celebrating the release of Electric. Recently honored as the 2025 Billboard Contemporary Jazz Artist of the Year and credited with 19 Billboard number one hits, he showcases modern jazz with soaring guitar lines, irresistible rhythms, and polished production. Chosen early in his career by Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire, Hawley has built a global profile as an artist, producer, and bandleader. He heads MBF Entertainment and keeps an active touring calendar, making this appearance a chance to experience his newest music in an intimate setting.

Portugal. The Man brings a live performance to The Observatory Orange County, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages. Please note that the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi cardmember presale, and a Citi cardmember preferred option.

A cruise departs with a lineup of legendary performers, including Morris Day & The Time, Charlie Wilson, The O'Jays, and Kool and the Gang.

Senior players take the spotlight in a monthly 8-ball tournament at Good Times Billiards, featuring a $20 buy-in, a double-elimination bracket, and a race-to-two-or-three format.

The Charlatans UK bring their North American tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages show. The schedule and any opening performers may be updated. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional access through artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, plus a Citi cardmember preferred option.

Car lovers gather at Buena Park Elks Lodge #2046 for a community car show that celebrates classic automotive culture. Admission is free for both spectators and exhibitors, and the show is open to the public with no Elks membership required. A wide range of vehicles is featured, including classic, muscle, custom, and vintage models, with an eye-catching mix of old-school VWs. Highlights include raffle drawings, trophies for standout cars, and music. Lonnie’s Grill serves barbecue favorites such as burgers, hot dogs, and desserts, and additional dinners are available inside the lodge. Situated about a mile north of Knott’s Berry Farm, it offers a welcoming setting to admire distinctive rides and enjoy food, music, and community.

West Coast icon Warren G brings his signature G-funk sound to Garden Amp for an evening of smooth grooves, fan-favorite anthems, and classic hip hop nostalgia.

BalletX, a leading contemporary ballet company from Philadelphia, presents fresh creations that blend inventive choreography with rigorous technique, highlighting athleticism, feeling, and poise. A cast of 16 versatile dancers brings to life works that expand on classical foundations to share today’s stories with energy, imagination, and heart. Recognized by The New York Times as among the best in the country, the company offers a vibrant display of creativity and excellence in dance.

Relive the rush of Beatlemania as 1964 The Tribute brings the early years of The Beatles to life. With vintage-style outfits and carefully matched harmonies, the group recreates the energy of an original Beatles concert with impressive authenticity. Praised by Rolling Stone as a premier Beatles tribute, this performance offers a vivid journey back to a landmark era in music. 1964 The Tribute is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Corps Ltd.

Sligo Rags appears at the Orange International Street Fair on Irish Street. Set times are available on the Orange Street Fair website.

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New Wave Nation brings a nostalgic focus to the music of Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys at Garden AMP. Devotional, West End Boys, Decode 3, and Past Action Heroes share the bill for an evening devoted to the new wave era.

Bone Thugs N Harmony performs live at Garden Grove Amphitheater in a high-energy concert featuring their classic hits. The renowned hip-hop group takes the stage for a set that celebrates their catalog.

All Shall Perish celebrates the 20-year milestone of The Price Of Existence with a concert at The Observatory Orange County. This is an all-ages event. Supporting acts are subject to change. Tickets include a public onsale and presales through Bandsintown, Blabbermouth, and Live Nation, plus options for Citi cardmembers, including a preferred selection.

Classic rock takes center stage, celebrating the sound that defined a generation. High-energy rhythms, melodic hooks, and the unmistakable vibe of the genre’s golden era set the tone.

Enjoy island vibes with Hawaiian music throughout the day, a marketplace of arts and crafts with unique finds, and easy access to food trucks serving shave ice. This family friendly fair welcomes all ages and features free admission and free parking. Organizers have clarified that any notices about a location change are incorrect and the event remains at its original venue, and vendors should use only the official contact provided by the organizers for inquiries and payments.

The seventh annual glow-themed fan meetup brings a burst of color and community spirit to Knott’s Berry Farm. Organized by One Big Knott’s Family Entertainment, a father and daughter duo, together with Knott’s Now and Then, it is hosted by Michael M., with Vince the Hatman and Julie as co-sponsors. Organizers note strong support from multiple fan groups, creators, and park community partners. All ages gather on the Boardwalk near the new Crafty Kitchen at the former Johnny Rockets location to get glow gear ready, then set off together for a glow parade. The plan continues with a group ride on the Calico Mine Train, a break, and a second ride takeover on the Calico Railroad, along with special guest appearances, theme park YouTubers, glow-themed giveaways, and live media coverage. According to the organizers, admission may be through a regular park ticket, an active 2026 Knott’s season pass, or a Six Flags Magic Mountain Prestige Pass. This is an unofficial fan event that is not hosted by Knott’s Berry Farm or Six Flags, with details shared by One Big Knott’s Family Entertainment on social media.

Boy George & Culture Club take the stage at Pacific Amphitheatre.

SeaLegs at the Beach in Huntington Beach hosts a shoreline party featuring GILLIGAN’S ISLAND (The Band) rocking with the Castaways. Live music and a sandy, oceanfront setting come together for a festive beach vibe.

Public Image Ltd presents This Is Not The Last Tour at The Observatory Orange County. Guests of all ages are welcome. Scheduling and supporting acts may be adjusted. Tickets roll out across several phases, including artist and Live Nation presales, a general on-sale, and special options for Citi cardmembers such as presale access and preferred tickets.

Auditions are being held for Bernard Pomerance’s The Elephant Man, directed by Tom Amen, at Stage West Theater. Set in 19th century London and inspired by real events, the play traces the life of Joseph Merrick, a young man with severe physical deformities who endures abuse in a brutal sideshow until he is taken under the care of physician Frederick Treves. Beneath his afflicted appearance, Treves discovers a thoughtful and sensitive person. As Merrick transforms from an object of pity to a curiosity among high society, he continues to strive for recognition of his humanity. The story examines exploitation, voyeurism, and hypocrisy while elevating themes of dignity, compassion, and faith. Please note, the production includes brief adult nudity, language, and mature situations and is intended for mature audiences.

Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' come together again as TajMo, touring in support of their new album, Room On The Porch. The two Grammy-winning artists, each with about fifty years of craft, offer a warm, high-spirited celebration of American roots music that moves through blues, jazz, folk, country, and more. Tickets are on sale now.

Creep It Real OC 2026 transforms Heritage Museum of Orange County into a celebration of Halloween’s early decades, from 1910s porch festivities through 1950s backyard fun. Expect old school seasonal charm with pumpkins aglow, period style costumes, playful chills, and a warm, spooky atmosphere. Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz from Disney’s Halloweentown will be on hand for autograph signings and photo opportunities for a small fee, along with a Magic of Halloweentown panel featuring both. More than 120 vendors offer eerie finds, retro inspired goods, macabre collectibles, handcrafted curiosities, Halloween décor, and treats around every corner. Live music, roaming characters, themed photo spots, food options, and cocktails complete the experience. Fans of classic Halloween and collectors of offbeat treasures will find a scene where pumpkins shine a little brighter and the music swings with vintage flair.

Neon Nostalgic brings a live, video-synced 80s music television experience to Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. The band times every moment of the show in real time with the original music videos to evoke the spirit of MTV’s golden era. Expect hits from The Cure, Prince, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Bon Jovi, U2, INXS, and more. Original MTV VJs Mark Goodman and Alan Hunter host, sharing insider stories and musical memories from the decade. Tickets are available.

This CSHA Region 12 rated gymkhana offers divisions 1 through 6, plus 7 Junior and 7 Senior, along with an Open option that does not carry a State Rating. Junior is defined as 13 and under, and Senior as 14 and over. The rated slate features Birangle, Big T, Skill Barrels, and Cloverleaf, with Single Pole included as an extra class. An entry booth and a rider meeting are part of the show day. For all events, FRR members pay $45 with early registration or $60 if submitted after the Wednesday cutoff. Non-FRR members pay $55 with early registration or $65 after Wednesday. Additional costs include $5 per run for Time Only runs for horses already entered, $15 per single event plus a $10 grounds fee, and Lead Line priced at $7 per event for three events plus a $10 grounds fee. A mandatory state rating fee of $2 applies per horse and rider combination, excluding Lead Line and Single Event entries, and a mandatory $10 grounds fee applies per horse and rider combination, excluding Time Only. Online registration with payment is available and includes a 3% convenience fee. Early registration means both entry and payment are submitted by the Wednesday before the show, and entries received after Wednesday are charged at the higher rate. Before competing, riders must complete and sign the 2026 Rider Participation Waiver & Hold Harmless Agreement. This annual form only needs to be submitted once per season. Riders under 18 must wear a riding helmet, and helmet rules can be reviewed in the 2026 Show Rules or the CSHA Rulebook. Questions can be directed to show management at shows@fullertonrecriders.org.

Eisenhower Park comes alive as the Seal Beach Lions Club presents the 48th annual celebration of handmade creativity, filling the seaside green with more than 100 artists from the region and beyond. Browse booths featuring hand painted signs, artisan jewelry, playful pottery, photography, textiles, and other unique finds, then meet the makers and discover gifts and keepsakes with a personal touch. A main stage showcases local youth with music, dance, and other performances that keep the energy high throughout the weekend. Young attendees can dive into a free hands on craft area where they create a project to take home. The Seal Beach Leos, the Lions youth group, serve grilled favorites at their food booth. Free and family friendly, this gathering blends shopping and entertainment with coastal views near the pier.

This in-person workshop in Garden Grove, California centers on identity, healing, and self-discovery for trauma survivors. Hosted by Sharon Angel, it offers an immersive experience that guides participants to reconnect with their core values and realign life decisions through exercises inspired by her #1 Amazon bestselling book. Participants work on clarifying what matters most, rebuilding a grounded sense of self, and cultivating the confidence to author their own path. The program covers creating a values-based direction for career and life, tuning out external pressures to trust an inner voice, and using practical tools to express an authentic identity. A complimentary workbook and refreshments are included.

Cat Power brings a live performance to The Observatory Orange County, and the event is open to all ages. Supporting acts may change. Tickets are available to the general public, with presale options through Live Nation and a Citi cardmember presale, plus Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Albert Lee takes the stage for a live performance highlighting the virtuosic touch that made him a Grammy winner from Britain. Renowned for dazzling fingerstyle and hybrid picking, he is a repeat honoree of Guitar Player Magazine’s Best Country Guitarist and has collaborated in the studio and on tour with Eric Clapton, the Everly Brothers, Bill Wyman, Emmylou Harris, Joe Cocker, Jackson Browne, Rosanne Cash, and others. His latest release, Lay It Down, recorded at London’s Konk Studios in March 2024, salutes the artists who shaped his sound. Tickets are selling quickly.

The long-anticipated Altrusa of Anaheim Drag Brunch is coming up.

Heartbeat of Mexico Festival celebrates Mexican and Mexican-American arts and culture with Aztec dance, vibrant mariachi, and a packed schedule of performances. For a decade, thousands from the community have come together to take part. Two stages host a full lineup of music and dance, creating engaging entertainment for attendees of all ages.

Two acclaimed artists share the stage at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts for an evening of soulful blues. Grammy winner Ruthie Foster brings a gospel-rooted blend of Blues and Soul, coming off her 2025 win for Mileage. Kim Wilson and The Fabulous Thunderbirds present a Tribute to Chicago Blues, honoring legends Wilson has performed alongside, including Muddy Waters and Jimmy Reed. Together they deliver a heartfelt celebration of the music.

The Pop 2000 Tour revives early 2000s pop with performances by Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO. The show features favorites like All or Nothing, On the Way Down, and Summer Girls, capturing the spirit of the MTV era. Revisit the soundtrack of those years as big choruses bring 2002 back to life.

Open to all ages, this show features The Exploited at The Observatory Orange County. Details may change, including any supporting acts. Ticketing notes list a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi cardmember presale, and Citi preferred tickets.

Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum singer and songwriter Geoff Tate, a longtime driving force in Queensrÿche with more than 20 million albums sold worldwide, performs Operation: Mindcrime from beginning to end. This Final Chapter presentation underscores the album’s landmark status and pairs Tate’s commanding vocals with socially aware storytelling. The show takes place at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts.

At Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, A.J. Croce brings his Croce Plays Croce tour to the stage with a set that blends his own charting songs with the timeless music of his father, Jim Croce. With more than thirty years of performing behind him and collaborations with Ray Charles, James Brown, and B.B. King, he showcases both musical skill and a storyteller’s touch. This heartfelt salute to his roots connects generations and continues to win over audiences across the country.

Fullerton College hosts the fourth annual Cruisin’ to College Car Show, welcoming all makes and models. Expect vehicle awards, live entertainment, food trucks, and family friendly games and activities. A programs fair will share information about Career and Technical Education, financial aid support, student programs, FC clubs, and more. All display spots are under solar panels, and drive-ups are welcome. Entry is $30 for cars and $20 for bikes, with all proceeds supporting Fullerton College students. Pay at check-in or mail a check to Fullerton College Outreach, made payable to Fullerton College. For questions, contact Jeannie Cutchlow at jcutchlow@fullcoll.edu or Pablo Garcia at pgarciaalvarez@fullcoll.edu.

AFI appears in an open-air setting at The Observatory Orange County, staged on the venue’s festival grounds in the parking lot. Ticket access is offered in phases, including options for Despair Faction fan club members, an AFI presale, Live Nation presale opportunities, and Citi cardmember offers, followed by a general public onsale.

Moonlight Cruisers and Gamblers Mark deliver an old-school rock and rockabilly showcase at Garden Amphitheatre. Expect retro tones, driving rhythms, and a cruise-night spirit from start to finish.

Expect an appearance by "Elvis" at the Tartan Room as part of the Elvis & More Show.

The Two Tracks deliver a live performance shaped by Wyoming's wide open spaces, blending vivid storytelling, soulful harmonies, and the spirit of the American West. The set features narrative-rich songs and close-knit vocals, carried by a warm, frontier-inspired sound. Tickets are in high demand.

Created to mark Musco Center’s tenth year, this one-night showcase gathers Musco Center alumni, local professional artists, and current Chapman University students for a collaborative program celebrating the artistic community that has grown over the past decade. The lineup features work from Backhausdance and Intuitiv Artship, with performances by Ashley Faatoalia and Kyla Stone, plus more.

Motown legends The Temptations and The Four Tops take the stage at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts for a concert featuring signature hits. Enjoy favorites such as My Girl, I Can’t Help Myself and Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone as two Rock & Roll Hall of Fame groups with multiple Grammy Awards perform together for one night of classic soul.

Surf City 10 delivers a beachside run in Huntington Beach, with courses along the Pacific Coast Highway and views of the ocean and sand. Participants can choose 10 miles, 10K, or 5K, with all routes finishing at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza. After the race, celebrate on the beach with live music and a lively post race party that captures the classic Surf City atmosphere.

Honky Tonk hosts a live performance by Country House Party. The show welcomes all ages, and pets are allowed. Reservations can be made by emailing reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Celebrate the golden era of soul, R&B, and classic oldies at Garden Amp as The Oldies Forever Tour features performances by Tierra Legacy, The Delfonics Experience, The Temptations, Norman Carter, Sly, Slick & Wicked, Aalon, and 2nd Chance. Enjoy hits that shaped a generation with friends and family. Ticket prices increase at the door.

Tickets are available for $49 or $59.

The 42nd Annual Los Angeles Marine Scholarship Golf Tournament at Old Ranch Country Club includes golf followed by an evening program that supports the scholarship endowment and concludes with the presentation of tournament awards.

Presented by the City of Westminster, this fifth annual Fall Festival brings a multi-day celebration to the Westminster Civic Center with carnival rides, live performances, and plenty of food. Admission is free. Attendance is expected to top 12,000 over the weekend. Opportunities for sponsors, entertainers, and vendors are available. Watch for announcements about discounted ride tickets and additional promotions.

At the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, the 1984 film Ghostbusters is shown on a large high-definition screen while an orchestra performs Elmer Bernstein’s Academy Award-winning score live on stage, precisely synchronized with the movie. This concert presentation blends cinema and live music for a fresh way to experience the classic.

This event centers on rock classics.

An immersive course at Knott's Hotel explores grief, loss, and end of life care. It offers time to reflect and tools for navigating bereavement, with guidance on practices such as hospice. Participants can take part in legacy songwriting with music, experience Ash Rose art, and find meaningful ways to honor life while learning practical approaches to support those in mourning. The program welcomes families and caregivers, along with professionals across health and social services, including registered nurses in specialties like emergency, hospice, pediatric, and forensic care, nurse practitioners, licensed vocational nurses, case managers, social workers, marriage and family therapists, healthcare administrators, and leaders from faith communities.

Strait Outta Texas showcases the music of George Strait at SeaSalt Honky Tonk. This event welcomes all ages and pets. For VIP reservations, contact reservations@prjktgroup.com.

Get the Led Out channels the sound and spirit of Led Zeppelin with a six-piece lineup that spans towering anthems and lesser known gems. With three guitars onstage, heartfelt delivery, and a dedicated acoustic segment, the group recreates the depth and detail of the original recordings. Often dubbed the American Led Zeppelin, GTLO delivers a high energy show that celebrates the band's timeless catalog and makes rock history feel alive.

This documentary-style concert at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts traces Phil Collins’ journey from his Genesis beginnings to his Grammy-winning solo career. Featuring accomplished performers, carefully designed lighting, advanced audio, and vivid projected visuals, this full-scale production brings his chart-topping songs to life while offering a personal look at the music.

Chasing Abbey takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for a concert open to all ages. Tickets are general admission with standing room only. Please be aware that the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket options include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a Citi cardmember presale, along with a public on sale and a Citi cardmember preferred option.

Brian Fallon brings a live performance to The Observatory Orange County, and all ages are welcome. Tickets will be available through several options, including artist and Live Nation presales, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, and a public onsale. Event details and any supporting acts may change.

Spyro Gyra performs at Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts with special guest Special EFX featuring Chieli Minucci. Emerging from a Buffalo jam in 1974, Spyro Gyra helped define a signature sound in jazz fusion, led by Jay Beckenstein on saxophone and known for hits such as Morning Dance and Catching the Sun. Special EFX, a Grammy-nominated group, adds more than forty years of artistry, over thirty albums, and recent Billboard number ones.

Hosted at Hotel Fera Anaheim, a DoubleTree by Hilton, this event honors another cast member with the DFC Disney Legends award and centers on a lunch. No evening activities are planned at this time, and plans may change. Pricing and registration will be announced, with discounted pricing available to DFC members. The Disneyana Collectibles Show and Sale takes place the following day with free admission.

The International Street Fair & Diversity Festival in the City of Artesia brings together cultures from around the world with international cuisine from food booths and trucks, a marketplace of artisan and retail vendors, stage entertainment and cultural showcases, and activities for all ages that welcome families, friends, and neighbors. The event is also accepting applications from craft vendors, food vendors, and food trucks. Prospective vendors apply through the City’s online registration system by completing a vendor interest application and submitting a $150 deposit for consideration. City staff review all submissions, and selected applicants are invited to finalize registration by paying the remaining balance.

English guitarist Mike Dawes takes the stage for a live performance that spotlights his approach to crafting and arranging music with several simultaneous parts on a single guitar. Tickets are in high demand.

RockStallion brings a live classic rock show to Roscoes Famous Deli Fullerton. The performance focuses on classic rock from start to finish.

More than 100 vendors gather at Hotel Fera Anaheim, a DoubleTree by Hilton, for a Disneyana show and sale featuring newly released collectibles, antique rarities, and unique hand-crafted pieces. The event also includes blind and silent auctions, multiple raffle drawings, and artist signings. Admission is free. DFC members receive early entry, with general admission to follow. Complimentary parking is available at the Block of Orange. A limited number of vendor tables are still available.

This event is open to all ages. Scheduling and supporting acts may change. Tickets are available through multiple options, including artist and Live Nation presales, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

The TACA National Autism Conference brings together families, caregivers, educators, and professionals from across the country for a weekend centered on practical support and learning. Attendees can choose from more than 40 sessions arranged into four learning tracks and explore an exhibitor hall showcasing autism-related resources, products, and services for every stage of the journey. Families will have chances to ask questions, hear hopeful personal stories, and connect with people who understand both the challenges and successes of raising and supporting individuals with autism. Whether facing a new diagnosis or navigating adulthood, participants can expect actionable tools, trusted information, and a supportive community that remains a resource long after the weekend ends.

90s Rockshow turns Garden Amp into a high octane salute to the era, powered by a 10 piece string section that brings a bold symphonic twist to familiar hits. Expect favorites by Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and more, building a start to finish celebration of the music that shaped a generation.

This Big Sit takes place at Morgan Run, close to the parking area by Ben Rose Lane in Carroll County. Participants remain within a fixed circle and record both the species observed and the number of individuals, similar to a seasonal bird count. Early coverage is encouraged to catch morning migrants settling in, with additional counters noting flyovers and local birds as the day goes on. To express interest and share availability, contact Fran Cincotta at 443-789-8236 or francincotta@gmail.com.

A high-spirited Dog Races and Pet Expo delivers a full day of tail-wagging fun. Dachshunds dash in wiener dog heats, corgis show off their speed and signature charm, and all-breed and mixed-breed contests ensure every pup gets a moment in the spotlight. Beyond the track, a pet-focused marketplace showcases vendors with treats, toys, apparel, accessories, handmade creations, and services for four-legged family members. Breed meet-ups invite dog lovers to connect while pups socialize with their own kind. A pupuccino bar offers handcrafted sips for canine companions as the festivities unfold. This family-friendly and dog-friendly outdoor event blends lively racing, community connections, and plenty of adorable moments for spectators and shoppers alike.

Turn back the clock for a 90s rock blowout at The Lighthouse Huntington in Huntington Beach. 90s Rockshow fills the night with the decade’s defining alternative, grunge, and rock anthems, including favorites from Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Green Day, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Expect big guitars, powerful vocals, and wall-to-wall hits that keep the energy high and the dance floor moving. Whether these tracks were the soundtrack of your youth or new discoveries, this tribute delivers a high-energy celebration from the first riff to the final chorus. Arrive early, stay late, and sing your heart out.

Founding Beach Boys member Al Jardine appears with The Pet Sounds Band for an evening of California sound at Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. The set draws on sunlit favorites like California Girls and Surfin’ USA along with deeper cuts from the 1970s, spotlighting vocals from Al and Matt Jardine. Framed as a salute to Brian Wilson, the performance honors the lush harmonies that shaped a generation and keeps The Beach Boys’ legacy alive with warmth and spirit.

Grammy and Emmy nominated singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson brings her soulful folk-pop sound to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. The performance features hit songs that reached gold and platinum status, including The Way I Am, Girls Chase Boys, and You and I, plus fresh selections from her album For the Dreamers. Expect an evening filled with heartfelt storytelling, sharp humor, and songs that have resonated with a generation.

WeSSt CoaSSt Gathering 21 takes place at Garden Grove Elks Lodge 1952 and features a Meat & Greet, activities at the lodge, a Show & Shine with lunch for registered participants, and an awards ceremony. Registration covers one car and one driver and includes a goodie bag, a dash plaque, and an event T-shirt, while breakfast at the awards ceremony is not included. Early, late, and on-site registration rates are to be announced. A wide range of awards will be presented, including top honors for best overall vehicle, paint, engine, interior, trunk, wheels, and LSx swap. Additional recognitions include People’s Choice, Club Participation, Dirty Deer, and Lost Deer for the longest-traveled B or D body. Audio and performance highlights feature Loudest Sound System with overall, wagon, and sedan winners, as well as a Loudest Engine award. Unique builds are celebrated with the Smutly Award for the most distinctive modification, an MVP B-Body award, and Grease Monkey trophies for Under Construction and Most Improved. Model classes include 1996 Impala SS Street and Modified, 1995 Impala SS Street and Modified, 1994 Impala SS Street or Modified, 1991 through 1996 Caprice Street or Modified, Wagon Street and Wagon Modified, and Stock across all models and years. Registered vehicles are required to carry automobile liability insurance with minimum limits of $15,000 and $30,000 for bodily injury and $10,000 for property damage. By entering, the car owner and any co-pilot or passengers grant the hosting clubs permission to use names and photos for publicity before, during, and after the event. Participation is at one’s own risk, some contests or activities may have limits, and entrants must be at least 18 years old.

Celebrating its 70th year at William Peak Park in Buena Park, this longtime community festival promises twinkling carnival lights, rides, and plenty of fair treats. Entry is free, and returning highlights include the Classics on the Green car show plus spirited contests like pie eating and the Mutt Show. The Buena Park Noon Lions Club will announce the finalized schedule and entertainment lineup when available.

Celebrate the harvest season at a welcoming community celebration featuring local vendors with distinctive goods and garden favorites. Look for special sales throughout the store while enjoying a relaxed, festive setting. It is a friendly gathering that encourages connections with fellow growers and neighbors, with something enjoyable for everyone and plenty of harvest-time cheer.

Garden Amp hosts a milestone celebration of The Rumblers turning 30, with an all-day mix of live performances, classic car culture, and an upbeat atmosphere. Commemorating three decades of The Rumblers, the event is suited to longtime followers and newcomers alike.

Garden Amp hosts a dark wave festival featuring tribute sets to Depeche Mode, Bauhaus, The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Joy Division. The main stage includes Joy Revision, Nocturna, Pictures of You, Eyeliner, and Ultra MODE, while the Locker Room stage features Warsaw Pact, Julian Shah-Tayler, Skyplant, Ghost in the Photo, Rowland Dark, Vertigo Shock, and Darkroads. It is an all-ages event with a full bar, food options, and dancing. Tickets are available. Free guest list passes are offered by sending full ID names to be held at the box office, and requests left in comments may be missed.

Brian Culbertson and his band appear at Spaghettini Grill and Jazz Club for a three-night run, performing three separate shows across those evenings.

Experience Jim Henson’s Labyrinth in a presentation that pairs the film with a live band performing the soundtrack in sync with David Bowie’s original vocals. Marking the 40th anniversary of the movie’s 1986 release, it blends fantasy and nostalgia and features songs like Magic Dance along with the score by Bowie and Trevor Jones. Tickets are on sale now.

At Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, TUSK honors Fleetwood Mac with a performance shaped by seasoned musicianship, faithful vocals, and careful attention to detail. Founded in 2008, the group’s five original members share more than forty years of friendship and time playing in original bands, jam groups, and songwriter circles, fostering a rare blend of chemistry, synergy, and intuition. That shared history fuels a natural onstage connection and an authenticity that makes the music feel alive. More than a conventional tribute, this close-knit ensemble celebrates one of rock history’s great catalogs with a show that captures the music’s spirit and allure.

A toy show dedicated to action figure collectibles. Admission is $5. For vendor inquiries, email contact@bestofusamarketing.com.

Penn & Teller take the stage for an evening of inventive magic and sharp humor. The famed partners combine sly comedy, head-scratching illusions, and thoughtful commentary, drawing on Broadway successes and an acclaimed Las Vegas run. Recognizable from the television series Penn & Teller: Fool Us!, they showcase quick wit and reality-bending feats refined over more than five decades, continuing to influence the world of magic.