Events in Yucaipa, CA

Experience an upbeat Zumba workout in Santa Ana, Orange County with Instructor Teo Reyes. New students can enjoy one class at no cost. Expect lively Latin music, easy-to-follow moves, and an encouraging environment that welcomes all ages and fitness levels, with no prior experience needed. Each session can burn up to 600 calories, strengthen the whole body, support heart health and endurance, and ease stress while boosting energy. Teo Reyes brings years of teaching experience to a high energy, results-focused class where everyone feels supported and motivated. Space is limited, and the complimentary offer is a one-time opportunity for first-time attendees.

At Disney California Adventure Park, this separately ticketed Halloween celebration brings villainous fun to every corner. Ticket holders have access to early entry and can explore treat trails themed to infamous foes with immersive character moments, meet rarely seen Disney villains, and enjoy the Frightfully Fun Parade. Villains Grove transforms the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail into a thematic walkthrough, and candy lovers will discover unlimited sweets along the trails. Seasonal food and Halloween merchandise add to the experience, and attraction waits are generally shorter than on a typical park day. Costumes are welcome for guests of all ages in accordance with Disney guidelines. Tickets are priced at $169 USD per guest ages 3 and up. During Halloween Time at the park, additional offerings include Guardians of the Galaxy Monsters After Dark, Mater's Graveyard JamBOOree, and Luigi's Honkin' Haul-O-Ween.

All ages are welcome at this show. Please note that schedules and supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

Group swing dance lessons are returning with an updated schedule at The Dance Center. This is a group-format class, and the fee is $25 per person.

Full Throttle Recovery is a Narcotics Anonymous meeting focused on recovery.

Explore Argentine Tango through a friendly progressive series of classes focused on building solid technique, refined posture, and polished footwork. Sessions include foundational work and social tango skills such as flow, improvisation, connection, and floorcraft. The format supports both absolute beginners and continuing dancers, encouraging connection, creativity, and confidence on the social dance floor. Classes take place at Riverside Ballet Arts Dance School inside the Platt College building. Drop-in pricing is $15, with pre-paid options of six classes for $70 or ten for $120, and payment is accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash. Wear comfortable clothing; specialized tango shoes are not required, and dance socks, jazz shoes, or ballet shoes are suitable. Because tango is danced in close embrace, good hygiene is important.

Designed for adults who are new to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, this introductory workshop at EDJ School of Jiu Jitsu Riverside offers a welcoming, no pressure setting to learn the foundations of the gentle art. Participants explore how leverage and technique support practical self defense without relying on brute strength, while also getting a functional, full body workout that builds core strength, flexibility, and endurance. The focused training provides a healthy way to clear the mind and encourages connection with others who support each other’s progress. Over a 90 minute session, instructors cover the basics of BJJ philosophy and how it works, lead simple movement and warm up drills, and teach two to three fundamental self defense techniques.

At this monthly Perris Chamber of Commerce gathering, President Jerry Sepulveda shares what is ahead for 2026, outlining new programs, initiatives, and expectations for the year. The program highlights upcoming workshops and events geared toward growth, offers a clear look at how the Chamber works, and includes time for questions. It is also an opportunity to connect with local professionals and community leaders. Everyone is welcome to attend, and Chamber membership is not required for participation.

Lighthouse of Hope Foundation Inc. provides free groceries to the Riverside community each week through its open food pantry. Onsite registration is available and no identification is required. Attendees are encouraged to bring a wagon, cart, boxes, or bags to carry items, and distributions often include fresh produce. On select days, hot meals are offered for unhoused guests. For details, call (951) 977-6560. Those wishing to support the outreach can contribute via Venmo at @lighthouseofhope or by using Zelle with (951) 977-6560.

Children build confidence and strengthen reading skills by reading aloud to shelter pets in a supportive setting at the Western Riverside County/City Animal Shelter. The Pawsitive Reader program helps kids practice reading while giving the animals valuable socialization and comfort. It benefits both children and pets, encouraging participants to read, connect, and make a positive difference.

Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery in Santa Ana hosts a free bingo night featuring two sessions of play. Prizes are up for grabs, and guests can enjoy dinner and pie during the fun.

A free bingo night offers two sessions with chances to win prizes. Enjoy dinner and pie alongside the games. Welcomes individuals, families, and groups.

Blonde Redhead performs at The Observatory Orange County in an all-ages concert. The roster of supporting acts may change. Tickets will be available through a general public sale, with additional access via artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, plus a Citi cardmember preferred option.

This monthly grief support group offers guidance and a caring space for those navigating loss. Conversations focus on understanding what grief is, offering mutual support and sharing, learning ways to cope with difficult feelings, discovering meaning after loss, and honoring memories and remembrance. It is free to attend and open to the public. For more information, contact the organizer.

Each Thursday features a karaoke night. Take the microphone and sing, or simply enjoy the performances.

Fey brings the Forever 17 Tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium for an all-ages event. A ticket is required for every attendee, including children, and the balcony can only be accessed by stairs. Event details are subject to change.

Experience a live performance featuring Patrick Myers as Freddie Mercury. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person must have a ticket to enter. Event timing is subject to change.

An all-ages show at The Observatory Orange County featuring oskar med k with support from Lilya Mandre. Tickets are available through artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, along with a public on sale. Supporting acts are subject to change.

Instructor Teo Reyes leads a free Zumba class in Santa Ana, Orange County, offering an upbeat workout in a welcoming setting. It is a great fit for newcomers and those returning to fitness, with lively music and an encouraging atmosphere. No dance experience is required, and all ages and fitness levels are welcome. First-time students can attend at no cost. Space is limited.

The Morris Cup Grand Prix brings a three day, grassroots Grand Prix-style race weekend to Apex Motorsports Park. The first day centers on open practice with live timing provided on site by SGPRA, the second day features official practice and qualifying, and the final day wraps up with sprint races, Grand Prix main events, and a concluding champion race. Riders are encouraged to review all event specifics before registering, including the lap-time running group structure, bike class details, youth rider placement policy, live timing information, safety gear requirements, and the full race weekend format. Registration, entry payments, rider information, and overall registration management are handled through MotorsportReg, and an early-bird entry option is available. The experience emphasizes more racing, improved systems, and the same enduring grassroots spirit.

Golfers come together at Golden Era Golf Course to support the Valley Community Pantry through rounds that make a difference for local families. Options include 9 holes for $25 or 18 holes for $30, and the cart fee is included. Punch cards are available for frequent players, and participants can look forward to monthly raffle prizes. Suitable for both newcomers and experienced players, each round helps stock pantry shelves in the community. For tee times and details, call (951) 392-8287.

Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg take the stage at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a live show. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every attendee will need a ticket. Please note that the balcony is accessible only by stairs. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional presales offered by Live Nation, SPT, and KF.

Adam’s Polishes Anaheim hosts a trunk-or-treat filled with automotive flair and Halloween spirit. Families can explore customized cars and creative builds while kids collect sweets from trunks along the way. Expect festive costumes, candy in abundance, and plenty of photo opportunities. Guests are encouraged to dress in costume, and participants may decorate their trunks. The event is family friendly, free, and open to all.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Smudgepot Brewing Company with a different roster at each show. Look for comedians with television appearances and popular podcast credits, delivering a fresh mix of acts every time.

Experience a special screening in a newly restored 4K presentation featuring Nell Campbell, the original Columbia. A live shadow cast performs alongside the film, and audience participation is part of the event. The event is open to ages 3 and up. Every attendee requires a ticket, regardless of age.

La Mafia brings Epic Tour 46 to House of Blues Anaheim with a fully seated concert experience. The show welcomes attendees of every age, and each person will need their own ticket for entry. Opening performers will be announced, and the lineup may be updated.

Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show delivers a commanding live set from one of country music’s leading stars. Look forward to a night of soulful vocals, standout songs, and memorable entertainment.

Ozzmania brings a high-energy tribute to Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath to Mill Creek Cattle Company in Mentone. Expect three hour-long sets filled with classics, tight vocals, and searing guitar work for a full Ozzy-style experience. Make it a dinner-and-concert night with comfortable table seating and full service. The kitchen highlights slow smoked barbecue, generous portions, and hearty comfort favorites, with ice cold drinks to round it out. Tickets are $20. Reservations are strongly recommended. Call Alicia at 951 840 7521 to reserve a table.

Set at UCI Campus in Aldrich Park, this fundraising event offers options for every pace. Choose a 5K run or walk, ride road routes of about 14, 35, 60, or 100 miles, or take on a 20-mile mountain bike course. Funds raised support cancer research at the UCI Health Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center and Rady Children’s Health, and many participants move in tribute to survivors and in memory of loved ones. Families, friends, and teams will find distances that fit their goals, with miles that roll across Orange County roads and meaningful moments shared along the way.

At AutoZone in Riverside, this used oil recycling and free filter exchange offers a convenient way to dispose of used motor oil and pick up new filters. AutoZone is collecting used oil and will swap up to two used oil filters for new ones. To participate, claim an email voucher online, then drain and store up to five gallons of used motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the voucher, your container of used oil, and up to two used oil filters to receive up to two free oil filters of equal or lesser value in exchange. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Riverside.

The Anti-Cancer Challenge features Team Rodriguez.

At Perris Indoor Skydiving, Wind Warriors offers targeted coaching that links indoor flight to outdoor skydiving for newly licensed jumpers and students cleared for solo. Free coaching led by Perris Organizers is available on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, creating a consistent, supportive path that carries from the tunnel to the sky with Perris L.O.s involved throughout the day. Participants can sharpen belly and back flying skills, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches within the Skydive Perris community. Sessions require a minimum of 10 minutes of flight time, with options priced at $135 for 10 minutes, $250 for 20 minutes, or $360 for 30 minutes, and tips for coaches are welcome. Flight time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional $10 plus tax. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

This seasonal nature walk is led by a local nature specialist, highlighting tree species from many parts of the world, a wide range of birds, and other wildlife that live in Fairhaven Memorial Park. RSVP by emailing Emily.Alvarez@sci-us.com.

This introductory class focuses on the fundamentals of rod building as you assemble a 7 foot medium light spinning or casting rod. All tools and materials used during the class are provided and are yours to keep so you are prepared for future builds. Throughout the process, you receive step by step guidance from experienced instructors.

Modern Makers Mart presents a Halloween Market at Woodbury Town Center in Irvine, where families can dress up in festive attire and spend two days discovering local makers. Browse more than 55 handmade and small business vendors, enjoy live music, and take part in family-friendly activities in a welcoming community setting that celebrates the season. Kids can get creative at a craft station with Halloween themed projects, and pets are welcome too. Admission is free, all ages are welcome, and it is a simple way to shop local and support handmade.

Families can gather at Victor Valley Museum for a hands-on craft session where children create paper bag monster puppets. Kids will customize their creatures with eyes, teeth, and other quirky or spooky touches to bring each puppet to life. As part of the museum’s Second Saturdays, the setting is relaxed and welcoming, encouraging families to make art together, spark curiosity, and engage with science and culture in meaningful ways. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under and museum members receive free admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

STEAM Saturdays transforms the STEAM Lab with a Monster Mash theme, featuring a series of simple, hands-on crafts created for young learners and their families. Children can build playful monsters from clothespins, coffee filters, and paper bags, experiment with a watercolor spiderweb using a white crayon resist technique, and celebrate Halloween by painting a Frankenstein portrait with a fork. These age-appropriate projects nurture curiosity about paleontology, fossils, and prehistoric life while supporting early learning through play and creativity. Families can explore together, ask questions, and spark a lasting interest in science and discovery. Activities take place during regular STEAM Lab hours, and access is covered by general admission. Timed entry is in place for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands available at Guest Services.

Enjoy free admission and raffles at this buy, sell, and trade event. Parking is $15, and the first 500 trick-or-treaters receive a free pin.

An indoor skydiving club for ages 5 to 17 brings young flyers together to learn from experienced instructors, sharpen body-flying skills, and spend time with peers who share their interest. Equipment is provided. Each session is limited to 10 participants, and the price is $95 per child per session. To reserve a spot, call (951) 657-1664.

Stop by Petco in Santa Ana, CA to meet adorable adoptable dogs who are hoping to find their forever families. You can come without an appointment, or arrange ahead to reserve a specific pup so they are available to meet in person. Each adoption includes medical records, and dogs receive vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and are treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For more information, call or text 888.508.8943.

La Raza Run 2026 presents vintage motorcycles along with music, food vendors, and craft vendors. Hop on, hop off train rides are included with admission.

The Fellowship Committee of Faith Lutheran Church presents a free bingo gathering in the church’s Fellowship Hall. Enjoy friendly games with snacks and opportunities for fellowship. All are welcome, and friends are encouraged to come along.

A night of makeup, mayhem, and metal ignites the Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre as tributes to Kiss, Alice Cooper, and Black Sabbath deliver arena-sized spectacle and sound. Dressed to Kill recreates the full Kiss experience, from iconic makeup and costumes to fire-breathing, tongue-wagging, and blood-spitting theatrics, with hits like "Rock and Roll All Nite," "Detroit Rock City," and "Shout It Out Loud." Pretties for You channels Alice Cooper’s horror-rock, complete with guillotines, snakes, and dark humor, featuring "School’s Out," "Poison," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," and "Welcome to My Nightmare." A Black Sabbath tribute brings crushing riffs and a brooding vibe on "War Pigs," "Iron Man," and "Paranoid." Guests can arrive early to enjoy the courtyard’s full bar with craft cocktails, beer, and wine, along with food vendors and mountain views at sunset, then take their seats in a natural stone amphitheatre that has been creating memories since 1923. Parking is available in adjacent paved lots for $5 per vehicle, with accessible parking and seating offered in limited amounts. The event is rain or shine, evenings in the canyon get cool, and an extra layer is recommended. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, professional equipment is not permitted. Outside food or beverages in glass containers, and outside alcohol, are not allowed. Tickets are non-refundable but transferable, and venue-canceled events receive full refunds. This is a tribute concert featuring tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

EZ Band takes the stage at Riverside Municipal Auditorium for a live performance. Attendees ages 3 and older are welcome, and every guest, including children, must have a ticket.

Deer Tick takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages show. Admission is general entry with standing room only, and the schedule as well as any supporting acts may be updated. Ticket access includes a general public sale along with several presale options such as artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember offers, plus VIP packages.

Phillip Phillips takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing-only concert with support from Elias Hix. The event is open to all ages, and every guest must have a ticket for entry. Lineups are subject to change.

A Peaceful Easy Eagles Tribute brings the music of the Eagles to the stage with rich vocals and precise musicianship. The band features veteran performers, including players who have performed with members of the original lineup, and they deliver careful recreations of the group’s signature hits. The show flows from gentle acoustic tunes to high energy rock, celebrating the harmonies, spirit, and enduring place of the Eagles in American music.

Marco Antonio Solis brings a live concert to Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Stage Red Fontana presents a live music showcase headlined by Oingo Boingo Former Members with Dramarama also on the bill. The lineup may be adjusted without prior notice. All ticket purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges available.

Celebrating women in the sport, this tournament is the only women-only judo competition in the United States and is entirely charitable, with all proceeds benefiting The Pink Ribbon Place and The CARE Project, Inc. Divisions include Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced, plus Adaptive Judo levels 1 to 5 and a Moms Judo newaza-only category. Last year saw 350 female competitors, and about 400 are expected this year. Registration is available through Smoothcomp.

Pet World in Anaheim hosts an affordable pet vaccine clinic inside Anaheim Marketplace near the right side of the main entrance. A mobile team provides vaccinations, microchipping, flea control, and other basic pet care at affordable rates. No appointment is required. Please keep dogs on leashes and cats in secure carriers.

Diles Que No Me Maten comes to The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages performance. Tickets are general admission with standing room only. Please note that scheduling and any supporting acts may change.

The Rush Tribute Project brings a live performance to the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside, CA. This is an all ages event with reserved seating. Tickets are on sale now and available online. Guests ages 3 and up require a ticket, and every person must have their own ticket to enter.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Honda Center, featuring guest Jamie MacDonald. The set includes songs such as This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from the album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven.

Dinosaur Jr. brings its Fall Tour 2026 to House of Blues Anaheim with Stef Chura as the supporting act. The show is general admission with standing room only. It is open to all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket for entry. The lineup is subject to change.

Horror Nights and Mosh Fights Tour 2026 brings So This Is Suffering, Fatalist, and EyeKnives to The District, joined by additional artists for a stacked night of live music. This tour stop gathers multiple bands on one stage for a high energy showcase from start to finish.

Rock takes over Sun Lakes Country Club in an energetic showcase delivered with fierce intensity.

At The Mitten Building, musicians who have never performed together are randomly grouped into several bands to create original music. Attendees can experience a wide range of performances as these new lineups share their work, along with food, drink specials, live screen printing by Skool Boiz and a Creative Marketplace. Admission is $5 with an RSVP, and the event is open to all ages.

Bumpin Uglies brings the Orange Crush Tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages show. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales through the artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember options, plus Citi Cardmember preferred tickets. Event details and supporting acts are subject to change.

Harry Connick Jr. performs live at Yaamava Theater inside Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California. Enjoy an evening of music in a theater setting.

Experience a beloved musical phenomenon brought to life on stage as sisters Anna and Elsa navigate secrets, distance, and a storm that changes everything. When Elsa’s coronation reveals powers she has long tried to keep hidden, she retreats to the mountains and Arendelle is locked in ice. Determined to repair their bond and save the kingdom, Anna embarks on a courageous quest with a few helpful companions. Filled with heart, humor, a touch of stage magic, and a sweeping score, this production celebrates sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

Early registration is open for a two-day Bike MS ride connected with Major Taylor Los Angeles’ Bike MS Team. Participants will ride 50 miles each day, traveling from Irvine to Carlsbad on the first day and from Carlsbad to San Diego on the second for a total of 100 miles. A 50 percent discount code, CLUBK26, is provided. The announcement lists Tony Wright as the point of contact for more information, with additional details to be shared.

Affordable, convenient pet care is available in Irvine at the Irvine Animal Care Center. No appointment is needed, and walk ups are welcome. Services include dog and cat vaccinations, including $15 rabies vaccines, microchipping with lifetime registration, flea and tick prevention, and wellness exams. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. Cash and all major cards are accepted, with a 3 percent card fee. Attendance is open to everyone. You do not need to be a resident of the city.

Monster Mash is an annual Halloween celebration presented by the City of Beaumont at the Albert A. Chatigny Sr. Community Recreation Center. Families can look forward to complimentary games, a spooky haunted maze, and a variety of offerings from vendors and food trucks. The festivities are suitable for all ages and aim to create a fun, welcoming atmosphere. For details, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Phoenix Rising FC travels to face Orange County SC at Championship Soccer Stadium at Great Park in Irvine. The setting keeps spectators close to the field with an energetic local crowd, creating a dynamic stage where subtle tactical changes and standout moments can quickly shift momentum. This is a competitive USL showdown in a relaxed, outdoor environment that brings fans near the heart of the action.

At Canyon Crest Towne Centre, Pawlished Paws hosts a Halloween-themed celebration featuring a pet costume contest, a kids costume contest, trick-or-treating with merchants, and a magic show. A total of $3,500 in prizes and giveaways will be awarded, and participants receive complimentary goody bags. Costume categories highlight especially cute, funny, and creative looks. The event offers free family fun and is hosted by Pawlished Paws.

A.K. Smiley Public Library’s Southern California in Film series celebrates the area’s on-screen heritage by presenting movies that highlight local scenery and history. This edition spans beloved comedies and landmark works from classic Hollywood to more recent decades, with titles such as The Karate Kid, Devil in a Blue Dress, The Naked Gun, The Player, We Bought the Zoo, The Graduate, The Ring (1952), Poltergeist, Blade Runner, and A Star is Born (1954). Screenings take place in the Contemporary Club. Admission is free thanks to supporters of Smiley Library, events are open to the public, and some films may not be suitable for all audiences.

Disney's Frozen the Musical brings the story of sisters Anna and Elsa to the stage at California Theatre of the Performing Arts. Sheltered in their castle and growing apart, the sisters face a turning point when Elsa becomes queen and her long-hidden ice powers overwhelm her, sending her into the mountains. As an intense winter settles over Arendelle, Anna sets out on a far-reaching journey to find Elsa and bring her home, joined by a few friends along the way. The show blends magic, humor, and a stirring score while exploring sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

An adaptive social dance created for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering a welcoming place to enjoy music, themed celebrations, and time with peers who share similar experiences. This session features a Halloween theme and encourages friendship, confidence, and joyful community engagement as part of Count Me In Adaptive Sports and Recreation. The gathering takes place at Hemet United Methodist Church in a supportive setting designed for those who benefit from structured social and recreational opportunities. Free meals and refreshments are available while supplies last. Community partners include the San Jacinto Lions Club, Central County United Way, Count Me In Adaptive Sports and Recreation, The Hemet Beat, and Joseph Mekael Page Ministries. Attendance is intended for individuals who require adaptive recreation and social support due to intellectual or developmental disabilities.

All entries for the 2026 contest will be judged, celebrating the theme Harmony in Humanity. Participation is limited to youth ages 11 to 13. The winning poster will receive a prize and advance to the next level of the competition.

An evening marketplace at the historic Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre, Ramona Market is a free, family-friendly gathering. Local artisans and makers present handmade goods and distinctive gifts, and a rotating mix of food trucks and pop-up kitchens serves savory bites and sweet desserts. Live music and performances create an upbeat atmosphere in the scenic foothills. A bar offers craft cocktails, beer, and wine as daylight fades. Newly rebranded from the Bertling Ranch Market, this monthly event blends local culture, shopping, and entertainment. Admission is free and tickets are not required.

This community appreciation day offers free admission for all at the Museum. People who live, work, or attend school in the City of Perris, as well as Museum Members, receive complimentary train and trolley rides, with regular weekend pricing applying to others. The experience features live entertainment, local merchandise vendors and exhibitors, food vendors, and a curated Museum Store to explore. Rides run throughout the day, with mainline trains on a set schedule, the loop line available on demand, and a mainline electric option when available. Pre-registration is encouraged.

Benise brings 25 Years of Passion to Fox Performing Arts Center. The event welcomes guests age 3 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee. Ticket availability includes a public on sale, a VIP package, and a Live Nation presale. Please note that the schedule is subject to change.

The Los Tigres Del Mundo Tour brings Los Tigres Del Norte to Honda Center.

Stage Red Fontana hosts La Original Banda El Limón with Equipo Activo also performing. General admission is standing room only. Refunds and exchanges are not available.

Now in its 25th year, the Inland Empire Walk & Roll to Cure ALS brings people together at Miller Park to honor those living with ALS, remember loved ones lost, and support the broader ALS community. Participants walk or roll in a meaningful, uplifting atmosphere that balances purpose with enjoyment. Funds raised through the event help drive research and progress toward treatments and cures for ALS.

Disney's Frozen the Musical brings the story of sisters Anna and Elsa to the stage at the California Theatre of the Performing Arts. Raised within their castle and growing apart, the sisters face a turning point when Elsa becomes queen and her secret ice powers overwhelm her, sending her into the mountains. With Arendelle gripped by winter, Anna sets out to find Elsa and bring her home, meeting a few friends along the way. The production blends stage magic, humor, and a dynamic musical score in a tale of sisterhood, acceptance, and the true meaning of love.

Turnstile brings The Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 to The Observatory Orange County with an outdoor performance set on the Observatory Festival Grounds in the venue parking lot. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket benefits the Norooz Clinic Foundation and its work to expand affordable, accessible, and culturally responsive mental health care and therapy for individuals and families in the community. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

Experience a live performance by Young Dubliners at Stage Red Fontana. Entry is general admission and does not include seating, and all ticket purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.

A third seasonal installment focused on approximately 40-way sequential dives, created in the spirit of the Winter Fling and in a more compact format than the Spring Fling. Across four days, participants will take on a mix of dives that build one or multiple points, with imagery captured throughout. The package includes 18 jumps from 16,500 feet AGL with oxygen for $1,260 USD, subject to a possible fuel surcharge, and also covers video and still photos plus an event T-shirt. Registration is available through the tickets section.

Enjoy a quieter museum visit during Sensory Hours at the San Bernardino County Museum, featuring a minerals-focused activity at the Mineral Cart in the Hall of Earth Sciences. Museum educators will guide hands-on exploration in the Minerals Rocks! exhibit space on the second floor, where visitors can use magnifiers, handle and smell a variety of mineral specimens, and dig through kinetic sand bins for sensory play. During this time, lighting is softened and the environment is kept calmer to support a comfortable, low-sensory experience. Sensory Hours are especially welcoming for people with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and they are open to anyone who prefers a more relaxed way to explore the museum. Each month the education team introduces new tactile activities in a different exhibit hall, which may include art-making, touchable experiences, or interactions with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections, all designed to inspire curiosity and playful learning. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under enter free, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Hovvdy performs at The Observatory Orange County. This is an all-ages event. All tickets are general admission and standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change.

Saosin honors the 20th anniversary of its self-titled album with a performance that also reaches beyond that release. The lineup features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez. This is a general admission, standing-only show. It is open to all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Supporting sets come from Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us, and all acts are subject to change.

Rise Against performs live at Great Park Live in Irvine, CA. The band takes the stage at this Irvine venue for a concert.

Connect with others who want to learn American Sign Language in a relaxed, friendly setting focused on fun. Everyone is welcome, and no prior experience is required.

Foreigner performs at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Foreigner performs live at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Wind Warriors at Perris Indoor Skydiving is a coaching program for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared to jump solo, designed to connect wind tunnel practice with time in the sky. Organizers from Perris offer complimentary instruction that builds skills, confidence, and genuine connections with experienced coaches in both environments, all within Skydive Perris, recognized for having one of the sport’s strongest LO programs. Coaching is free and tipping is welcome, and the guidance continues from the tunnel to the sky with the organizers available for the day. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice can be added for $10 plus tax. Session pricing is 10 minutes for $135, 20 minutes for $250, or 30 minutes for $360, with a minimum of 10 minutes per session. Purchased flight time is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days. Activities focus on belly and back flying. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Explore the largest outdoor railroadiana swap meet in Southern California, a destination for anyone interested in railroad history and antiques. Browse a wide range of items from vendors, including railroad collectibles, artwork, books, scale models, and toy trains. Learn from historians and preservationists who will share insights into Southern California’s rail heritage. This is a family friendly outing with plenty of opportunities to discover, learn, and take home unique finds.

Modern Makers Mart brings a two day Halloween themed marketplace to Woodbridge Village Center in Irvine, featuring seasonal shopping and family friendly activities. Discover handmade finds from more than 30 local makers and small businesses, enjoy live music, and let kids get creative at a dedicated craft station. Costumes are encouraged with a contest for anyone eager to show off spooky style. Friendly pets are welcome, and entry is free, offering an easy way to pick up fall décor and gifts while supporting the local creative community.

Big Orange Classic II is a marching band competition at Riverside City College presented in partnership with the California State Band Championships.

Spooky Squares Square Dance adds a Halloween twist to the dance floor with upbeat music, spirited calls, and seasonal square-dance fun. Costumes are encouraged, so arrive in your scariest outfit to match the theme. This event features MS/PLUS.

Comedians from across the country bring an evening of laughs to Moreno Valley at the Moreno Valley Civic Center. Look forward to a fun night of comedy.

At Fox Performing Arts Center, Mariachi Los Camperos presents a performance celebrating the heritage of mariachi with concert-style flair. Known throughout the United States for innovative productions, the ensemble has captivated audiences for more than six decades on stage and on television, with highlights that include PBS specials, In Performance at the White House, and connections to films such as Sex in the City 2, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jerry Maguire. The Grammy-winning group has released over 20 albums, recognized for powerful voices and demanding arrangements, with wins in 2005, 2008, and 2020, and continues to champion mariachi music and culture around the world. This event welcomes ages 3 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee.

Eclipsed By The Wall presents a transportive celebration of Pink Floyd, bringing the band’s signature atmospheres to life in a faithful live concert. Expert musicians deliver expansive guitar solos, layered vocals, and meticulously arranged renditions that reflect the nuance and power of the originals. Moving from intimate, ambient passages to sweeping, climactic moments, the show channels the emotional depth and sonic detail that defined Pink Floyd’s legacy. It is crafted to resonate with devoted followers as well as those discovering the music for the first time.

HorrorBuzz’s Horror Movie Night presents a 40th anniversary celebration of Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 at The Frida Cinema. Late-night radio host Stretch captures a recording of a vicious attack by the Sawyer family, then teams up with Lieutenant “Lefty” Enright, portrayed by Dennis Hopper, to venture into the clan’s underground hideout and try to stop the killing. The evening features a themed HMN video preshow, trivia and games with prizes, and a horror short from HorrorBuzz’s The Screaming Room Film Festival at Midsummer Scream, all leading into the feature presentation.

Foreigner brings a live show to Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino. Experience the band on stage at this venue.

At AutoZone in Beaumont, used oil recycling and a free filter exchange will be available. AutoZone will collect used motor oil and provide up to two new oil filters of equal or lesser value in exchange for up to two used oil filters. To take part, claim two free oil filters and bring the email voucher, a plastic container holding up to five gallons of used motor oil, and up to two used oil filters. This program is funded by CalRecycle and operated in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Beaumont.

A tour stop at Stages features performances by So This Is Suffering, Fatalist, EyeKnives, along with additional bands, for a mosh-ready showcase of live music.

Taste Of Chaos comes to House of Blues Anaheim with a standing room only, general admission setup. The bill features Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue, and the lineup may change. This is an all ages event, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. Ticket options include several presales, including Hollywood Undead, In This Moment, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember, along with VIP packages.

In Riverside, CA, the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center presents a recurring Community Cat Spay/Neuter Day centered on Trap Neuter Return, a humane and effective approach to stabilizing community cat populations. Cats are safely trapped, vaccinated, microchipped, sterilized, and ear tipped, then returned to their outdoor homes. This service is offered on the fourth Tuesday of each month. No appointment is required, and capacity is limited to 40 cats. Each cat must arrive in a covered humane trap labeled with the cat’s name and the trapper’s name. Carriers, boxes, and crates are not accepted, and it is one cat per trap. There is a limit of four community cats per person. The fee is $65. Support is available for first-time trappers, including a downloadable TNR guide and cold weather shelter tips. Traps can be rented from the center for $5 per day or $20 per week, with a $75 deposit refunded upon return.

This free Halloween celebration is designed for preschoolers five and under and their parents. Children can trick-or-treat through the CRC Gym, collecting candy and other treats from Senior Center members. Please arrive 5 to 10 minutes early to line up, and come in costume. Suitable for the whole family. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

This show welcomes guests ages 3 and up. Every attendee needs their own ticket, regardless of age. There is a Live Nation presale as well as a public on sale. If you plan to sit in the balcony, please note it is accessible only by stairs.

Violet Grohl takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages concert. Entry is general admission with standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

Tom Jones takes the stage at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino in Highland, California.

Escape Psycho Circus will take over NOS Event Center in San Bernardino for a two-night edition featuring a massive lineup. The artist lineup will be announced soon.

Lenny Pearce brings the Toddler Rave World Tour to Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person needs a ticket regardless of age. The balcony is only accessible by stairs. Ticket opportunities include a public onsale, Live Nation presale, artist presale, VIP package presale and onsale, and a Disney+ Perks presale.

Jay Webb brings The Homesick Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing-only show. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every guest, regardless of age. Caitlynne Curtis is scheduled to perform in support. All acts are subject to change.

Experience The Black Angels on the Passover 2026 Tour at The Observatory Orange County. All ages are welcome. Details such as the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes early purchase windows through the artist, Bandsintown, Spotify, and Live Nation, plus presale and preferred options for Citi cardmembers, followed by a general public sale.

Step into A Nightmare on 80s Street, a Halloween bash powered by big-hair attitude and a loaded lineup of ’80s rock anthems. Costumes are encouraged, whether glammed up or spine-chilling. A costume contest will take place during intermission, giving standout looks their moment. Expect a thrilling blend of nostalgia and fright, driven by the era’s fiercest hits.

Skydive Perris marks half a century with a weekend honoring skydiving heritage, friendships, and milestone moments. Generations of jumpers, staff, organizers, competitors, and supporters come together to celebrate the place that grew into one of the world’s best known skydiving destinations. The program features Perris Legends presentations and forums that share stories, memories, and behind the scenes insights from people who helped shape the sport. Daytime entertainment includes live music and poolside DJ vibes, and the festivities also feature a 70s themed party. A complimentary poolside barbecue is planned, with food and drinks available throughout the weekend. Highlights include jumps from a DC-9 jet, aircraft displays tracing Perris history, and a spirited 50 year reunion that brings teammates and longtime friends together to share unforgettable tales.

Presented by the Harvey Girl Historical Society, this autumn Victorian tea takes place inside the Fred Harvey Exhibit. Guests can enjoy tea paired with gourmet sandwiches and pastries, and each attendee receives a Harvey Girl keepsake to take home. Capacity is limited.

Beaumont Parks and Recreation hosts the annual Trunk or Treat at Beaumont Sports Park. Local businesses and organizations line the parking area and hand out candy and small goodies as children and families walk through in costume. Families, businesses, community groups, and student organizations are welcome to take part by distributing treats. Creativity is encouraged with a Best Trunk contest that adds a bit of friendly competition.

Riverside Municipal Auditorium hosts Wage War on the Emergency Broadcast Tour. Attendees ages 3 and up are welcome, and every person must have a ticket. The balcony can be reached only by stairs, so plan seating accordingly. Ticket access includes artist and Live Nation presales as well as VIP package options, followed by a public onsale.

Working toward a B license after earning an A license includes completing water training. This Water Training Course at Skydive Perris helps you prepare for the unlikely scenario of a water landing and fulfills the water training requirement for the B license. Learn what to do if that situation occurs so you are ready. Register through the tickets option or by calling the school at (951) 657-1664.

The lineup features Armand Hammer, Open Mike Eagle, Kenny Segal, and Human Error Club. All ages are welcome. This is a general admission show with standing room only. Presale opportunities are offered through Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember programs, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets are available. Set times and the supporting lineup may change.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson brings the tour’s third leg to Fox Performing Arts Center, showcasing new songs from her album STARS alongside God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and the multi-week No. 1 My Jesus. Aodhan King and Peter Burton perform in support, and the concert features music and worship along with a glimpse of what is ahead. For ages 3 and up, and a ticket is required for every person.

Prepare for a hard-hitting rock experience that pushes the energy to the limit. Fierce, high-voltage vibes set the tone for a full-throttle good time.

Fall-tastic brings the STEAM Saturdays spirit to the season with easy, make-and-take autumn projects created for young children and their families. Kids can explore textures with leaf rubbings, turn thumbprints into acorns alongside trees, build a whimsical pie from a paper plate, and try printmaking with apple stamps. These thoughtfully designed activities inspire creativity, encourage noticing nature, and invite sensory exploration in a supportive museum setting. Families can create side by side and nurture curiosity through hands-on discovery. Projects run in the STEAM Lab during its regular hours and are covered by general admission. Timed entry applies for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands available at Guest Services.

Beaumont’s Día de los Muertos celebration honors cherished memories with a colorful day of culture, music, and community at the Albert A. Chatigny Sr. Community Recreation Center. The gathering is free to attend and welcomes all ages. Attendees can bring photos of beloved pets who have passed to contribute to a shared ofrenda, enjoy mariachi performances and dancing, and take part in themed crafts and traditional face painting. A Catriń/Catrina showcase features simple walk on and pivot presentations, with judging focused on costumes and consideration for makeup, presentation, and creativity. Food vendors will be available, and a kids zone offers activities for children. Fees apply for vendors and for some kids activities.

A two-piano celebration of Elton John and Billy Joel fills the Ramona Bowl with the songs that turned the piano into a rock powerhouse. Kenny Metcalf as Elton: The Early Years channels the most daring and imaginative period, complete with the signature costumes and glasses, and favorites like "Rocket Man," "Tiny Dancer," "Crocodile Rock," "Bennie and the Jets," "Your Song," and "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." All Key'd Up brings Billy Joel’s catalog to life with a distinctly New York spirit, delivering "Piano Man," "Uptown Girl," "Just the Way You Are," "New York State of Mind," "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant," and "Vienna." Expect a sing-along soundtrack that has accompanied school dances and weddings, road trips and breakups. This is more than a concert. It is a full evening experience in an open-air, natural stone amphitheatre that has welcomed audiences since 1923. Arrive early to enjoy the courtyard with a full bar offering craft cocktails, beer, and wine, and a variety of food vendors. As the sun sets and the mountains turn to silhouettes, take your seat and feel the excitement build before the first chords ring out. Parking is available in paved lots for a $5 fee, with accessible parking and seating options provided. The event is rain or shine, and evenings can feel cool after sunset, so bring a light layer. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but professional equipment is not permitted. Outside alcohol is not allowed, and no outside beverages in glass containers. Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred, and events canceled by the venue are fully refunded. This is a tribute concert featuring tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

Aeromyth performs a live tribute to Aerosmith at Hemet Theatre, focusing on classic songs from the band in concert.

Paul Cauthen performs at The Observatory Orange County in an all ages show. Schedule details and any supporting acts may change. Ticket options include general public availability, preferred access for Citi cardmembers, and a VIP package.

Buena Vista Orchestra brings a performance to Fox Performing Arts Center. Guests ages three and up are welcome, and every attendee will need their own ticket. The event schedule is subject to change. Ticket access includes a general public sale, along with presales through Live Nation and the artist.

This intimate speakeasy experience in Santa Ana reimagines Edgar Allan Poe’s most celebrated works through atmospheric theater, live music, and dramatic storytelling. Tickets include four carefully crafted cocktails that complement the evening’s tales. Presented at Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary, it delivers an immersive blend of macabre mood and literary intrigue. This event is known to sell out quickly.

NEHT Golf organizes a two day semi pro tournament at Soboba Springs Golf Course, a venue noted for its layout and a history of hosting many Nationwide and Korn Ferry events as well as several state opens. With a full field, the purse is expected to top $10,000.

Daughtry marks two decades with an intimate acoustic set that puts the focus on a stripped back sound. Ticket options include a general sale, early access for fan club members and the venue, and VIP packages with both presale and regular release.

Discounts are available all day for military members and veterans. Additional information will be shared as the event approaches.

Miranda Lambert takes the spotlight with a headlining performance at Yaamava' Resort & Casino.

At California Theatre of the Performing Arts, Evan Hansen, 17, has spent most of his life feeling unseen. After a devastating event rattles his community, he is suddenly pushed into the center of attention and given a chance to become someone new. What begins as an attempt to help and to fit in grows complicated as small untruths pile up. When everything starts to come apart, Evan must face the reality that being accepted can carry a heavy cost.

Build life-saving skills through an in-person, group CPR and first aid course certified by the Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA). The training is led by Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) and focuses on essential techniques to respond confidently in emergencies. The cost is $95 per person, with a 10 percent discount for groups of six or more. Refunds or transfers are not available for no-shows. Qualified child care providers may be eligible for reimbursement if funding is available.

Wind Warriors offers coaching for newly licensed skydivers and students cleared for solo, linking skills learned in the tunnel to performance in the sky. Free coaching is provided by Perris load organizers, with support that carries from wind tunnel sessions to jumps, helping newer jumpers refine technique, build confidence, and connect with experienced coaches in a structured environment at Skydive Perris. Optional food is available, with a breakfast sandwich and coffee or juice offered for an additional $10 plus tax. Tunnel time can be purchased in 10, 20, or 30 minute blocks priced at $135, $250, and $360, with per minute rates of $13.50, $12.50, and $12. Each session requires at least 10 minutes of flight time, which is valid only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be used within 60 days of purchase. Coaching covers belly and back flying. To schedule a session, call 951-940-4290.

The MMRF Southern California Walk brings the Team for Cures community together at William R Mason Regional Park to support the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. Participants walk in solidarity to help speed the search for cures, advance research, and empower people living with multiple myeloma. Each step reflects a shared commitment to a future free of this disease.

Children can delve into the art of coil pottery in a hands-on clay activity created in honor of Native American Heritage Month. Young makers will shape and stack clay coils to build their own small pots while learning about one of the oldest ceramic techniques practiced by Indigenous cultures. As part of Second Saturdays, this relaxed and welcoming program is designed for families to create together, explore curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. The event takes place at Victor Valley Museum. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and museum members receive free admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

The eighth Mentone CA International Film Festival is gearing up with submissions now open. Screenings may be presented in a theater this year, offering a classic moviegoing experience. Local schools and colleges are encouraged to submit, building on momentum from last year when a film from REV High School stood out and the winner was presented with the Orange Reel during the announcements. A new promotional video is on the way, and highlights from last year’s adventures will be shared to set the stage for the next edition.

Dancestation, in association with Camp O.G., The Menasco’s, and I-Candy Entertainment, presents a Family Picnic with a Dancegiving twist at Hunter Park. This free, family-focused park gathering spotlights house, techno, drum and bass, electro, and more from DJs across Southern California, powered by all-new sound and lighting from I-Candy Entertainment and captured by live media. The lineup features Dyl Pickles (Camp OG / House Party), Eric Menasco (The Menasco’s / The Body Electric), and Family Picnic residents Pablo Luano and Abstract, with a special guest DJ and additional artists to be announced. Expect a warm community atmosphere with a canned and dry food drive, giveaways, merchandise vendors, and eats and treats highlighted by Havee’s Tacos as the featured food vendor. On-site conveniences include parking, restrooms, two kids playgrounds, and basketball courts to round out the family vibes. For more than a decade, Dancestation has nurtured daytime dance gatherings in the Inland Empire, celebrating talented Southern California DJs while bringing people together through music, dance, and positive energy.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to the Observatory Festival Grounds in the venue’s parking lot. Admission is general admission for all attendees, and the event is open to all ages. Ticket access includes several presale opportunities, with options noted for Artist, BIT, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmembers, along with a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment.

State Champs performs at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and older are welcome, and every person will need their own ticket. The balcony can be accessed only by stairs. Ticket options listed include a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, and VIP packages offered through both presale and onsale.

The lineup features The Sugarhill Gang in a general admission, standing room only show. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged. The event has been moved to a new date, and tickets previously purchased for the earlier date will be honored.

At California Theatre of the Performing Arts, this production follows Evan Hansen, a 17-year-old who has spent years feeling invisible. When a tragedy upends his community and suddenly places him in the middle of a growing controversy, he grasps a chance to reinvent himself. As the consequences of his well-meaning untruths begin to surface, Evan is compelled to face how high the cost of belonging can be. The story examines identity, loneliness, and the fragile line between truth and acceptance.

Follow the journey of Evan Hansen, a 17-year-old who has spent much of his life feeling unseen. After a tragic event rattles his community and unexpectedly thrusts him into the spotlight, he seizes a chance to reinvent himself. As the consequences of his well-intended lies come to light, he must reckon with difficult truths about identity, honesty, and the true cost of belonging.

At the Grove of Anaheim in Anaheim, Matt Fraser presents a 90 minute live mediumship experience. The New York Times bestselling author, billed as America’s top psychic medium, delivers messages from the spirit world in real time and moves through the audience to offer readings. He shares specific names, memories, dates and details that loved ones would recognize, creating moments of comfort and healing along with laughter and tears. Whether a message reaches you directly or you witness someone else’s reading, many find that what comes through resonates personally. Every seat offers a close connection to the experience, and each event unfolds differently, shaped by the audience in the room. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Sensory Hours offers a quieter way to explore the San Bernardino County Museum, and this month the focus at the Hall of History’s History Cart is a pinch pot activity. Museum educators will lead hands-on experiences inspired by Native American Heritage Month, such as shaping pinch pots, trying out seed crushing, and taking part in calming sensory play connected to traditional materials and cultural practices. During this time, lighting is dimmed and overall sound is lowered to support a comfortable, low-sensory visit. The environment is especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and it is open to anyone who prefers a relaxed pace. Each month the education team introduces fresh sensory activities in a different exhibit space, which may include tactile exploration, art projects, or opportunities to handle natural materials related to the museum’s collections. Activities change monthly and are designed to spark curiosity, discovery, and playful learning in a supportive setting. Admission is 10 dollars for adults, 8 dollars for military guests or seniors, 7 dollars for students, and 5 dollars for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free. Museum Foundation members receive 50% off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Enjoy fellowship and a meal at Faith, with all food provided. Everyone is welcome.

GWAR brings its Gor Gor Must Die show to House of Blues Anaheim. This is a standing room only, general admission event. Attendees of all ages are welcome, and everyone will need a ticket to enter. Atomic Rule, Mac Sabbath, and Midnight are slated to perform in support, and the lineup may change. Ticket options include a public onsale, an artist presale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, and a Live Nation presale.

This Thanksgiving luncheon, hosted by Family Services Association, offers seniors a classic holiday meal, friendly conversation, and lighthearted games in a warm community setting. It highlights gratitude, connection, and a feast served with care and festive cheer. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Open to attendees of every age, this show welcomes fans for an evening where the schedule and any supporting acts may be adjusted. Ticket access includes several presale options such as an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember opportunities, followed by a general public sale.

Of Mice and Men performs a high energy rock concert at The Observatory Orange County. Experience the band live on stage.

Nikki Glaser performs live at Yaamava Theater at Yaamava Resort & Casino. Enjoy a theater show set within the resort and casino.

From LUE Productions, Spin, Scratch & Win: IE DJ Battle unites the Inland Empire DJ community in a high-energy showdown that bridges generations. Competitors are divided into two groups, with New School entrants having less than five years of experience and Old School entrants having five or more. The battle is followed by an after party. Winners in each division receive $500 in cash along with a trophy. A panel of industry professionals evaluates every set, with scoring evenly distributed across technical skills, creativity and originality, crowd engagement, music selection, and stage presence, each counting for 20 percent. All contestants receive promotional support through LUE Productions platforms. Performance time slots and the battle format are provided upon confirmation of registration. A $50 registration fee applies, and winners are selected from both categories.

Explore the Turtle Rock area on a guided outing that welcomes newcomers. Depending on the number of leaders and participants, the group may split into easy and moderate options. Experienced leaders who have spent decades on these trails will shape routes that could circle French Hill, follow the Shady Canyon Trail, or continue toward Bommer Canyon to keep things varied. Bring water and wear light hiking boots. Meet at Turtle Rock Community Park and use the parking lot off Turtle Rock Drive; leaders will be in that lot rather than by the tennis courts. Please, no dogs.

Four powerhouse tribute acts share one stage for a marathon of hard rock anthems, performed in consecutive sets that celebrate AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, Motley Crue, and Aerosmith. Dirty Deeds fires up AC/DC favorites like Back in Black, Highway to Hell, You Shook Me All Night Long, TNT, and Thunderstruck. Lies and Roses delivers Guns N' Roses staples including Sweet Child O' Mine, Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City, and November Rain. Hollywood Crue cranks up Girls Girls Girls, Kickstart My Heart, Dr. Feelgood, and Home Sweet Home. Aerosmythe closes with Walk This Way, Dream On, Sweet Emotion, and Dude (Looks Like a Lady). Make a night of it at Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre. Arrive early to relax in the courtyard, pick up a craft cocktail or a cold beer from the full bar, and choose from on-site food vendors while the sun paints the surrounding mountains. When the wooden amphitheatre doors open, step into a natural stone setting that has welcomed audiences since 1923 and settle in for an evening built for volume. Helpful details: parking is available in paved lots for $5 per vehicle, with accessible parking offered in limited spaces near the main entrance. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and no outside alcohol or glass containers. Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but professional photography gear is not permitted. The show goes on rain or shine, and the canyon can cool after sunset, so bring a layer. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are non-refundable and fully transferable, and venue-canceled events receive full refunds. This is a tribute concert performed by tribute artists, not the original recording artists.

A second annual gala and awards evening will shine a spotlight on remarkable individuals and organizations making an impact. Nominations are open across a wide range of fields, including music, film, community heroes, businesses, non-profits, and more. The focus is on recognizing outstanding achievements and celebrating excellence across industries.

At Loud Burger, Sugar Rush delivers a high-energy show meant to keep people dancing all night. Burgers and drinks complement a fun, upbeat atmosphere for a lively night.

Elmo and the Sesame Street friends bring a brand new Sesame Street Live show to the stage filled with singing, dancing, and interactive fun. Families can clap along to familiar favorites such as "Sunny Days," "Elmo's Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day" while sharing laughs, learning together, and making memories that last. This event welcomes all ages. Children younger than 2 may attend without a ticket when seated on a parent's lap, and everyone else will need a ticket. Special effects used during the performance include flashing lights, haze fog, and confetti.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing room only performance. This all-ages event requires a ticket for every attendee, regardless of age. Support will be provided by Big Wreck and Tim Montana, and the lineup may change. Ticket options include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

Now in its 14th year, this community meal effort brings people and partners together to provide nourishment for those experiencing homelessness. LUE Productions and LUE Productions Community Umbrella Services coordinate the event with support from collaborators including the Southern California Black Chamber of Commerce, YouthBuild Charter School, and Youth Power Community Solutions. The aim is simple, to ensure no one goes hungry during this season, echoing the spirit of Proverbs 22:9. To help assemble complete meals, the organizers are seeking donations such as 30 boxes of mashed potato mix, 30 large cans of green beans, 30 large cans of corn, rolls, cranberry sauce, food containers, gravy packets, resealable bags, napkins, utensils, cakes and pies, foil, and 500 bottles of water. There are designated windows for dropping off contributions and for cooks to pick up supplies. Monetary contributions are also welcome via CashApp at $Lueproductions or through Zelle at 909-567-1000.

Freshly prepared Thanksgiving meals are delivered to seniors who are homebound, bringing the holiday spirit to their homes with help from caring volunteers. The aim is to ensure older adults feel remembered and supported, creating moments of connection, comfort, and gratitude for those who might otherwise spend the day alone. This family-friendly effort welcomes all ages to share in the spirit of the season. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

The Dickies perform at The Observatory Orange County, and the show welcomes all ages.

Presented by Innova Champion Discs, this annual memorial at Yucaipa Disc Golf Course honors cherished members of the disc golf community, including William “Billy Goat” Delaney of Yucaipa, Bert Cotton from the Low Desert, Keith Gregori from the Low Desert, David Anaya from the High Desert, Greg “Cheeky” Arimura of San Diego, Killian from Big Bear, Fossil from Prado, Greg Hanlon of Ford Park, Brad “Lumpy” of Huntington Beach, Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles, Donald D’Angelo of Big Bear, Robert Hadley “RoHad” of Sylmar, Matt Neal of Bandimere Park in Ann Arbor, Harlan Medina of Martha McLean DGC, and Mr. Black of Murrieta DGC. The competition features two rounds in one day and is a PDGA sanctioned C-Tier with a 95 player pro and amateur field. This is a trophy only event, and divisions require at least two players to award a trophy. Amateur entrants receive a player pack that includes a premium Innova disc, a custom pin, a custom sticker, a YDGC mini, and a custom Billy Goat hat. Pro divisions pay out 85 percent or more of net entry fees. Players who register by the stated deadline receive a custom tournament tee, while later registrations receive a generic item of equal value. Sponsorship tee signs are available for $25 to support the event. As part of the SoCal Series, members receive a $5 discount and points earned apply to the series. Pass-through fees per player include a $10 greens fee based on a full field of 95 players and subject to change, a $2 PDGA fee, a $2 SoCal Series fee, and a tournament director fee up to $2. Park entry is $10 per vehicle or $3 for walk-ins, with San Bernardino County Pass holders excluded.

Ashley McBryde brings the Into The Wild Tour to House of Blues Anaheim for a standing room only, general admission concert. This is an all-ages event, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Trey Pendley is scheduled to open, and the lineup is subject to change. Tickets include several presale options, such as artist, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Hosted by the Fellowship Committee of Faith Lutheran Church, this bingo gathering takes place in the Fellowship Hall and offers games, snacks, and time to connect with others. Admission is free. The event is open to everyone, and guests are welcome.

Randall King takes the stage at House of Blues Anaheim with support from Kylie Frey. This is a standing room, general admission show. The event welcomes all ages, and every guest must have a ticket to enter. The lineup is subject to change. Ticket access includes a public onsale and several presales, including Ticketmaster, HOB Foundation Room Member, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation.

Experience the Roaring Twenties at a Great Gatsby themed senior dance featuring 1920s style, classic music, and an elegant setting. Attendees are encouraged to dress in period-inspired attire and enjoy an evening of dancing, mingling, and vintage charm. Enjoy a stylish celebration and create keepsake moments with a Jazz Age twist. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

Phat Cat Swinger brings lively retro showmanship to Redlands Bowl in a holiday concert crafted to be memorable.

Inland Dance Theatre presents Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, following Clara as a midnight transformation brings the Nutcracker to life, a battle unfolds between mice and tin soldiers, and the journey leads to the Land of Sweets for a festive celebration. Marking 50 years, this long-running annual production features signature moments including the clash with the Mouse King, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and the enchantment of the Land of Sweets. More than one hundred performers, from children as young as four to professional dancers, bring the holiday ballet to the stage at the historic California Theatre in downtown San Bernardino.

STEAM Saturdays brings a Winter Wonderland theme to December with simple, hands-on projects created for young learners and their families. Children can cut and craft snowflakes, mix up DIY snow using baking soda and shaving cream for sensory play, and make seasonal collages such as an ugly sweater or a cozy winter hat. Each activity is designed for age-appropriate exploration and encourages creativity, tactile discovery, and imaginative play in a welcoming museum setting. Winter Wonderland projects are available in the STEAM Lab during regular hours and are included with general admission. Timed entry is in place for the STEAM Lab, with wristbands provided at Guest Services.

Celebrate the holidays with a festive night of music and merriment featuring 2nd VERSE Band alongside DJNRY at Golden Sea Restaurant & Banquet. Enjoy live entertainment with a DJ and full band, plenty of dancing, delicious food and drinks, fun games with prizes, and a cheerful seasonal atmosphere throughout the night. General admission is 60 dollars and includes the DJ and band, food and beverages, complimentary parking, and continuous holiday tunes. For tickets or sponsorship inquiries, call 562-458-9845 or 562-310-5128.

The 103rd season closes with a salute to the moment rock and roll became art, featuring a tribute concert honoring The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, and Jimi Hendrix. Tribute performers, not the original recording artists, revive the spirit, invention, and audacity that reshaped popular music. The Who Generation channels the band’s seismic energy and sing-along power. Like Zeppelin unleashes blues thunder and mystic grandeur. Mojo Rising leans into The Doors’ moody poetry and keyboard-driven creativity. Power of Soul captures Jimi Hendrix’s revolutionary guitar voice and soulful finesse. Expect era-defining riffs, psychedelic flights, and crowd-rousing anthems that trace the DNA of so many favorites. The Ramona Bowl experience turns the occasion into more than a concert. Arrive early to relax in the courtyard, choose from food vendors, and visit the full bar as the mountains glow with color. When the wooden doors open, settle into a natural stone amphitheatre that has been creating memories since 1923, then enjoy music under crisp skies and bright stars. The event proceeds regardless of weather, and the canyon cools after sunset, so a light layer helps. Practical notes: paid parking is available in paved lots near the venue, accessible seating and parking are offered, personal cameras and phones are welcome while professional gear is not, and outside alcohol is prohibited. Please do not bring outside food or drinks in glass containers. Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred.

Internationally recognized Elvis tribute artist Scot Bruce presents a high-energy live show that salutes the music and legacy of Presley. With a faithful sound and a classic look, he channels the charisma and hit-making magic that defined the King. The set spans everything from early rockabilly standouts to enduring favorites, creating a celebration of timeless rock and roll.

Working toward a skydiving B license and already have your A license? This water training course at Skydive Perris covers what you need to know for an unexpected water landing, which is required before earning a B license. While a water landing is unlikely at this dropzone, the course focuses on preparation so you are ready if it ever happens. To register, use the link under tickets or call the school at (951) 657-1664.

Faith Lutheran Church hosts a movie matinee featuring a sing-along screening of the film White Christmas. Admission is free, and popcorn, candy, and drinks will be available. The story follows Bob Wallace and Phil Davis, former Army buddies who become a hit musical comedy duo on Broadway. While touring in Florida they meet sister performers Betty and Judy, and a mix of romance and show business unfolds. The tale concludes on Christmas Eve with cheers for the show and a welcome snowfall. Open to everyone, including families and friends.

Elías Medina appears at Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Guests ages 3 and up are welcome, and a ticket is required for each person. The balcony is accessible only by stairs, so plan accordingly.

Whitechapel marks two decades with a stop at House of Blues Anaheim for a general admission, standing room only concert. The event is open to all ages, and a ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age. Chelsea Grin, The Acacia Strain, and Netherwalker are slated to perform in support, and the lineup may change. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as artist, Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, and Blabbermouth, followed by a public onsale, with Citi Cardmember preferred tickets also available.

At AutoZone in Banning, participants can drop off used motor oil and swap up to two used oil filters for new ones. Start by requesting two complimentary filters online. Next, drain and capture up to five gallons of motor oil in a plastic container. Bring the email voucher along with the container of used oil and up to two used oil filters. In return, you will receive up to two new filters of comparable or lower value. This effort is funded by CalRecycle and delivered in partnership with WRCOG member jurisdictions, including the City of Banning.

At Perris Indoor Skydiving, Wind Warriors offers coaching tailored to newly licensed skydivers and students who are cleared to jump solo. The program strengthens the link between wind tunnel practice and skydiving by providing complimentary guidance from Perris load organizers, with coaching that continues from the tunnel to skydives at Skydive Perris, a setting recognized for a strong organizer program. The focus is on building skills, confidence, and connections with experienced mentors in a supportive environment. Coaching is free and tips are welcome. An optional breakfast sandwich with coffee or juice is available for an additional 10 dollars plus tax. Tunnel time is offered at 135 dollars for 10 minutes, 250 dollars for 20 minutes, and 360 dollars for 30 minutes. Each visit requires at least 10 minutes of flight time. Purchased time can be used only during Wind Warriors sessions and must be redeemed within 60 days of purchase. Training centers on belly and back flying. To schedule, call 951-940-4290.

Second Saturdays at Victor Valley Museum features Christmas Karaoke, a family-friendly celebration where guests can sing along to favorite holiday tunes in a welcoming museum environment. Whether stepping up to the mic or cheering from the seats, it is a bright way to share the spirit of the season and make memories together. The Second Saturdays series is intentionally relaxed and inclusive, encouraging families to create side by side, spark curiosity, and connect with science and culture in meaningful ways. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under and museum members receive free entry. Parking is complimentary, and the museum is accessible to people with disabilities.

Beaumont’s annual Blizzard Bash and Holiday Light Parade transforms Beaumont Towncenter into a cheerful celebration of the season. A holiday market features handmade gifts such as jewelry, candles, yard art, and crafts, along with food from local eateries, making it easy to find something special while supporting local vendors. Beyond shopping, the event offers live music, local entertainment, a Kids Zone with giant inflatable slides, and a DJ providing music throughout. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be available for free photos. For safety reasons, the artificial ice rink that was planned will not be included after the surface was found unsuitable. As evening arrives, the Holiday Light Parade brings illuminated floats, marching groups, and sparkling displays for all ages.

This relaxed, three hour dinner gathering brings together the Duchenne community at Morton's The Steakhouse in Santa Ana. It offers time to share family experiences and to discuss health and wellness, coping strategies, and managing the condition. The meal is free for the community thanks to sponsor support.

The Hall of Biodiversity hosts a pine tree themed sensory activity at the Biodiversity Cart, where visitors can explore natural textures, scents, and materials while discovering how pine trees support biodiversity and the wider environment. Sensory Hours offer a gentler way to experience the San Bernardino County Museum, with softer lighting and a quieter atmosphere that creates a comfortable, low sensory setting for those who prefer it. These hours are especially welcoming for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including people on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing differences, and they are open to anyone who enjoys a more relaxed pace. Each month, the museum’s education team presents new hands-on activities in different exhibit halls. Guided experiences may include tactile exploration, art making, and opportunities to engage with natural materials connected to the museum’s collections, with offerings changing monthly to inspire curiosity, discovery, and playful learning. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for military personnel or seniors, $7 for students, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children five and under are free, and Museum Foundation members receive 50 percent off admission. Parking is free, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.

A cheerful Christmas luncheon for seniors features a tasty meal, playful reindeer games, and prize giveaways. The gathering is designed for connection and laughter, with the warm spirit of the season creating a welcoming backdrop for good company and new memories. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 769-8524.

This annual Makeup Blowout Sale in Anaheim, CA takes place at Hotel Lulu Anaheim with discounts on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Guests receive a free eyeshadow upon arrival. Admission is free, kids are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted. Savings are advertised at up to 75 percent off across a wide selection of beauty products.

Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to DigAlert Grove of Anaheim. This performance is designated phone-free, and photography, video or audio recording, screenshots, and live streaming are not allowed. Guests who attempt to record may be removed from the venue without notice or refund, a policy intended to preserve the live experience. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, promoter, venue, and Ticketmaster presales. VIP Meet & Greet options and an Aisle Seat Offer are also available.

A Christmas themed square dance fundraiser brings together Sunkissed Square of Redlands and dancers from across the Inland Empire. All proceeds from the event will be donated to Ronald McDonald House in Loma Linda.

Private Eyes delivers an energetic salute to Daryl Hall and John Oates, celebrating the duo's classic pop and soul sound. The performance spans hit singles and deep cuts, with soulful vocals, tight harmonies, and polished musicianship that capture the essence of the originals. Expect a show full of familiar melodies, upbeat grooves, and plenty of nostalgia.

At The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, HorrorBuzz wraps up a year of 40th anniversary screenings with Horror Movie Night featuring the Director’s Cut of the musical Little Shop of Horrors. The story follows shy flower shop employee Seymour Krelborn, played by Rick Moranis, who discovers a strange plant after a solar eclipse and names it Audrey II in honor of his coworker Audrey, portrayed by Ellen Greene. This unusual specimen prefers blood over sunlight or water, and as it grows from a tiny sprout into a fast-talking menace, Seymour must choose between personal gain and doing what is right before the creature’s appetite gets out of control. The night includes a themed HMN video pre-show, trivia, games, prizes, and a horror short from HorrorBuzz’s The Screaming Room Film Festival at Midsummer Scream.

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