Events in Wildomar today

Keep pet care simple and affordable at the Vet Clinic at KAHOOTS Fallbrook. Most veterinary services are available without an appointment, including preventative care such as vaccinations, testing, microchipping, and nail trims. Teeth cleanings for dogs and cats require scheduling with the local KAHOOTS. Care is provided in-store by Advanced Pet Service, a team of veterinarians and technicians, making routine services accessible at budget-friendly prices.

This casual night centers on Grand Archive and features free entry. Participants receive a promo pack for taking part. Proxies are allowed.

The Menifee Trading Post Night Market returns with a lively marketplace showcasing more than 60 local vendors, a tasty mix of food options, a dedicated kids area, and live music. Presented by Made Local Market.

Friends of the So Cal Fair Foundation presents a casino-themed fundraiser in support of the Southern California Fair. Beginners and seasoned players alike can try their luck at poker, blackjack, craps, and roulette. Prizes are planned, and food and drinks will be available. Proceeds benefit the Foundation’s mission to advance agricultural education and community development, making an evening of games count for a good cause.

Experience Argentine tango through ladies styling with Ana Maria at The Temecula Ballroom and Latin dance studio in Temecula. These classes focus on feminine technique and expression within the dance and are offered on a recurring basis. Pricing options include an early bird rate of $60 for a four-lesson package, a regular package at $80 for four lessons, or a $25 drop-in. Free parking is available. For details or questions, send a message via Facebook Messenger or text 2489498522.

The entry fee is $10, and all entry fees are returned to participants as store credit. Store credit prizes are awarded to records of 2-2 or better.

Temecula Valley Players presents Something Rotten at The Old Town Temecula Community Theater, a musical set in the 1590s about brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom, playwrights determined to create a hit while living in the long shadow of the era’s most famous bard. Guided by a soothsayer who predicts theatre’s future will combine singing, dancing, and acting at the same time, they attempt what could be the first musical. As opening night approaches, they learn that real success starts with staying true to themselves. The production features a book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell, with music and lyrics by Karey Kirkpatrick and Wayne Kirkpatrick, and is presented through a special arrangement with Musical Theatre International. Tickets are $32 for Orchestra, $30 for Parterre, $28 for Balcony, and $25 for Thursday performances, with discounts for seniors 65+, students, and military personnel with ID. Discounts are not available for Thursday shows.

Explore a pop-up thrift boutique from Chapel ReStore set up outside Chapel Coffee in downtown Murrieta. Find brands like Free People, O'Neil, Lulu, White House Black Market, Wrangler, Levis, Zara and more, with most items priced at $5 or less. Kids clothing and shoes are $2. Bring a tall kitchen bag filled with clothing to donate and receive a free drink coupon redeemable inside Chapel Coffee. Donation guidelines request no stained items, no kids clothing and no linens. All proceeds from the sale support Lily Kelly Ministries.

Country Strong is a no-cost weekend fitness program for active duty military, veterans, first responders, and their families. Sponsored by the Daniel Ferguson Memorial Foundation, Saturdays are hosted by Wholly You Fitness and Sundays are hosted by Reins Therapeutic Horsemanship, both in Fallbrook. Each session is created by veteran coaches from multiple branches, focusing on functional training, camaraderie, and genuine motivation. All fitness levels are welcome, no prior experience is needed, and the environment is supportive and free of judgment. Participants can build strength, connect with others who understand their service, and finish feeling stronger in both body and spirit. Family members and friends are welcome.

Explore a farmstand offering fresh produce alongside curated local goods like pickles, honey, and sourdough bread.

A splash-filled charity celebration at Country Kennels in Murrieta features pool time for dogs, tacos, and shopping from local businesses, all in support of H.E.A.L., a nonprofit that provides lifetime medical insurance for police K9s. Activities are organized into three time slots based on dog size.

Indoor skydiving offers a lively extracurricular experience that challenges the body and engages the mind. This kids club welcomes ages 5 to 17 to build body flight skills with guidance from top-tier instructors and to spend time with peers who love to fly. Each session lasts about 60 to 90 minutes and takes place every other Saturday. Space is limited to 10 participants per session, all necessary equipment is provided, and the cost is $95 per child for each session.

Explore Argentine tango in a welcoming class created for absolute beginners with instructors Ana Maria and Jose in Temecula. Hosted at The Temecula Ballroom and Latin dance studio, each class runs 60 minutes and is intended for those just starting out. Pricing options include an early bird rate of $60 for four lessons, a regular rate of $80 for four classes, and a $25 drop in for a single class. Parking is free and plentiful. For more information, text 2489498522.

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Enjoy classic rock and dancing at Temecula Beer And Wine Garden.

Entry costs 10 dollars. Players compete and their match record determines prizes. A winning record earns credit with the store, and even if you end up with a losing record you will still receive a booster for taking part.

This monthly stand up series at The Merc showcases nationally touring headliners with TV and film credits on HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central, and Showtime. Performances are popular and often sell out, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended. Tickets are $25. The material is intended for adults and attendees must be 16 or older.

A relaxed group motorcycle ride heads to MotoDoffo via Ortega Highway, then everyone watches the MotoGP race from MotorLand Aragón together before riding back on the same road. There is no cost to participate, and the ticket link functions only as an RSVP. Before departure, a mandatory safety meeting outlines the route and expectations. Riders are asked to travel at a pace that suits their abilities, avoid passing on the right, and follow instructions shared during the briefing. A sweeper supports the back of the group, and planned stops allow the group to regroup so no one feels pressured to keep up. Participants are encouraged to review group riding best practices and standard hand signals in advance. Taking part is voluntary and at personal risk, and attendees agree to be responsible for their own safety and property. Having an in case of emergency contact set up on a phone or placed on the bike is recommended.

This one-time sale features a surplus of beautiful Seramas available for placement in good homes. Shopping takes place inside an air-conditioned office for a comfortable experience. Refer to the flyer for more details.

A free educational workshop on Medi-Cal planning for long-term care. It explains how Medi-Cal can help pay for care, clarifies eligibility rules, shares ways to safeguard a home and other assets, outlines what estate recovery means and how to plan for it, and points out common mistakes that could put benefits at risk. The session aims to make a complex topic easier to understand and to offer practical guidance so families can prepare financially and make informed choices ahead of time.

Pokemon Standard Mondays offers one Pokémon pack for participating, with an additional pack per player added to the prize pool. Prizes are awarded to players who finish with a positive record. Prize pack options may vary based on availability and will be confirmed on the day of the event. Prizing may change based on attendance and records.

The event has a $10 entry fee. Participants earn a pack for each win, and a promo pack is provided for participating.

This community speaker series at Temecula Valley Hospital features talks on recognizing heart and stroke symptoms, how conditions are diagnosed, and available treatments. Attendees can take part in heart health learning, enjoy a heart-friendly lunch, practice compression-only CPR, get a blood pressure check, and pick up giveaway items. The gathering takes place in the Heroes Community Room at the hospital.

This free casual open play session at Tier 1 Games brings the local gaming community together for friendly matches and shared fun. Participants can bring Magic, Lorcana, One Piece, Union Arena, or any other favorite game to play with others. It takes place on Tuesdays.

Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital and the Temecula Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance host a free peer support group for people living with mood disorders. Participants can expect community, hope, education, and support with a focus on overall wellness at no cost to attend. Refreshments will be provided. The meeting will be held at the Temecula Valley Hospital Operations Center.