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TodayTue 137 events
6 PMTour Support TuesdayRic's Restaurant and Sports Lounge, CamarilloMusic

Bob and Kurt return to Ric's Restaurant and Sports Lounge in Camarillo for another installment of Tour Support Tuesday. Reserve early to secure your table.

6 PMTuesday Trivia NightsThe Paddock Sports Bar & Horse Racing, Thousand OaksFreeGames & Entertainment

Trivia Tycoon brings its gamified quiz night to The Paddock in Thousand Oaks, a sports bar with a horse racing vibe. The game is free to play and features lively segments including the Lightning Round, Oh My Word puzzle and scramble, the Mindsweeper round, and Hear Me Out, an audio challenge. Known for stone-fired pizzas and Grandstand Pretzels, the venue offers a spirited setting for friendly competition as teams aim for the winner’s circle.

1301 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks

6 PMWestchester Pkwy RideLA Fire Station 5 - Westchester/Lax, Los AngelesOutdoor Recreation

This casual group ride sets out from LA Fire Station 5 - Westchester/Lax in Los Angeles. It rolls out easy and can turn into a lively chase, creating a head-clearing session with a hint of friendly competition.

8900 Emerson Ave, Los Angeles

7:10 PMElla LangleyGreek Theatre, Los AngelesMusic

Ella Langley brings The Dandelion Tour to the stage, presented by Goldenvoice, with performances by Kameron Marlowe and Laci Kaye Booth. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

2700 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles

8 PMSara BareillesDolby Theatre, Los AngelesMusic

Sara Bareilles is scheduled to appear at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

8 PMFinn WolfhardFonda Theatre, Los AngelesMusic

Presented by Goldenvoice, this stop on The Common Side Effects Tour brings Finn Wolfhard to the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, joined by Malcy. This is an all-ages show.

6126 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles

8 PMMetaphor: ReFantazio Orchestra ConcertPeacock Theater, Los AngelesMusic

A sweeping orchestral celebration of Chrono Trigger brings the beloved adventure to life with a full symphony performing new arrangements as iconic scenes from the game unfold on screen. Direct from its acclaimed 30th anniversary concert in Japan, this program arrives for North American audiences under the baton of conductor Nicholas Buc. At Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, expect favorite melodies transformed by the power of a live orchestra for an immersive tribute to a timeless journey.

777 Chick Hearn Ct, Los Angeles

TomorrowWed 1413 events
10 AMCalifornia Lutheran University Graduate School FairCal Lutheran University, Thousand OaksCareer

The School of Education will take part in the California Lutheran University Graduate School Fair, offering information on more than 20 graduate programs. Look for their booth in the quad near the flagpoles, with Soiland Arena designated as the location if it rains.

1 PMWest County Dementia Caregiver Support GroupLong Term Care Services of Ventura CountyFreeHealth & Wellness

Supporting a loved one living with dementia can bring deep and complicated emotions. Many people feel grief even before a loss, especially when someone is still present in body but changed in memory or emotion. This free dementia grief support group offers a supportive, compassionate setting to talk about what you are experiencing, connect with others who understand, and learn practical tools to navigate this challenging process.

2021 Sperry Ave, Ventura

6:30 PMFall Paint & SipNABU Wines, Westlake VillageWorkshops & Classes

Celebrate the season by painting a festive Highland cow at the winery. ArtWagon will provide all supplies and instruction. To be seated with a friend, purchase tickets together under one name. Wine will be available for purchase.

6:30 PMIntro to WoodworkingCollab MakerSpace, Los AngelesWorkshops & Classes

Ease into woodworking in a relaxed, beginner-friendly class at the Collab MakerSpace. This session blends clear instruction with plenty of hands-on practice so newcomers can get comfortable quickly. Start with the foundations, including wood types, how to prepare materials, and the essentials of safety gear and basic techniques. After a short overview, put the lessons to work using a table saw, band saw, miter saw, drill, and a selection of hand tools through learn-by-doing activities. By the end, participants gain confidence with the tools and safety practices and complete two take-home projects. All project supplies are included. Wear long pants and a long-sleeve cotton shirt, and secure long hair. Gloves, safety glasses, and a dust mask are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own. The session lasts two hours, and snacks or a beverage may be brought.

651 Clover St, Los Angeles

6:30 PMMonthly Meeting -OctoberFillmoreGroups & Meetups

This monthly Soroptimist club meeting centers on shaping the club’s direction, planning social gatherings, and advancing efforts that benefit women and girls. A Halloween theme creates a fun, festive atmosphere while keeping the focus on meaningful ways to create positive change.

1098 S Ventura St, Fillmore

7 PMPatrick DroneyThe Belasco, Los AngelesMusic

Patrick Droney takes the stage at The Belasco. This all ages show is presented in a standing room only setting. A designated area is available for wheelchair users and their companions on a first come, first served basis. An Early Entry Lounge will be offered. For accessibility questions or to request accommodations, contact THEBELASCO@LIVENATION.COM or (213) 531-0580. Support acts may change without notice.

1050 S. Hill Street, Los Angeles

7 PMSantiago CruzThe Bellwether, Los AngelesMusic

Santiago Cruz takes the stage at The Bellwether for an all-ages show. Presale access is available with the password "fluffy", followed by a general on sale. For an additional $85.00, the Looking Glass Lounge upgrade provides access before and during the show, subject to availability. Happy Hour is available at The Virginian before doors, with food and drinks. Door and show details are subject to change.

333 S Boylston St, Los Angeles

7 PMGiraffeLodge Room, Los AngelesMusic

Giraffe unites Dave Harrington (Darkside), Robert Walter (The Greyboy Allstars), Spencer Zahn, and Kosta Galanopoulos (Rio Kosta), a quartet drawing from psychedelic rock, jazz, improvisation, and experimental traditions. What began as a single fully improvised set at Gold-Diggers in Los Angeles grew into a group guided by instinct, trust, and shared exploration. A subsequent appearance affirmed their chemistry and led them to 64 Sound, where they recorded their debut, The Towering Inferno With Bongo Drums, in a single day. The album is now available through a co-release from Org Music and Aquarium Drunkard. The recording captures four seasoned players creating in real time, listening and responding as ideas emerge together. Instead of layering parts step by step, they favor spontaneity, allowing the music to move from cosmic psychedelia to groove forward improvisation, ambient color, and jazz informed interplay while maintaining a cohesive flow born in the moment.

104 N Ave 56, Los Angeles

7:30 PMThe Shining on the Big Screen!Regency Santa Paula 7Art & Culture

Flashback Wednesday brings a big-screen showing of a chilling story about a family spending the winter in a remote hotel, where a malevolent force pushes the father toward brutality. Meanwhile, their young son, gifted with psychic abilities, is plagued by terrifying visions that hint at both past horrors and looming threats.

542 W Main St, Santa Paula

7:30 PMCommunity SoundbathYoga Jones, VenturaFreeHealth & Wellness

All are welcome at this community sound bath in Ventura, a free offering centered on creating a safe and restorative space where you can arrive exactly as you are. Contributions are appreciated but optional, and no one will be turned away. Dress comfortably and feel free to bring a blanket or pillow. Blankets, mats, pillows, and eye masks will be available on site. This gathering takes place every Wednesday.

105 S Oak St, Ventura

7:30 PMLos Angeles Football Club vs. Austin FCBMO Stadium, Los AngelesSports

Los Angeles Football Club faces Austin FC at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. The stadium enforces a strict clear bag policy, and any bag that does not meet the stated guidelines will not be allowed inside. For a smooth arrival, review the stadium’s policy and parking information in advance.

3939 S Figueroa St., Los Angeles

8 PMJacob CollierLibbey Bowl, OjaiMusic

Jacob Collier performs at Libbey Bowl in Ojai, CA. The show features sounds of rock, pop rock, soft rock, arena rock, heartland rock, rock blues, and blues.

8 PMProphecyShrine Auditorium & Expo Hall, Los AngelesMusic

Goldenvoice and Framework bring Prospa’s Prophecy to Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles. Due to strong demand, a third night has been added. Entry is for guests 18 and older, and a valid government-issued ID is required for admission.

665 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles

ThursdayThu 1519 events
9:45 AMFREE Playful ParentCamarilloFreeFamily

This free Playful Parent class welcomes caregivers and young children for activities that nurture sensory exploration and motor development while strengthening family connection. It offers chances for both kids and adults to socialize in a safe, well-kept, and positive setting, and it provides a playful first taste of gymnastics. Sessions run every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, and participants may choose a single day or enjoy all three.

300 Lewis Rd, Camarillo

10 AMTrio of Pumpkins - Paint EventJoanne's Garden Whimsy, Thousand OaksWorkshops & Classes

Celebrate the season with a hands-on painting class focused on a trio of pumpkins. Create a colorful piece of fall décor on a 12 x 16 canvas using acrylics, exploring playful techniques that use both a brush and a fork. Seating is limited.

153 Tennyson St, Thousand Oaks

12:30 PMHomeschool Field TripUnderwood Family Farms, MoorparkFamily

At Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark, this field trip combines three educational activities into one outing. For $22 per person, attendees will pick strawberries and take home a one pound basket, harvest vegetables with a bag of produce included, and enjoy an animal presentation with the chance to feed the animals. Free parking is available. Only 13 spots remain.

3370 Sunset Valley Rd, Moorpark

1 PMVegan BBQVenturaFood & Drink

A pop-up celebrating vegan comfort classics brings the BBQ restaurant recognized by VegNews and USA Today as the nation’s top vegan BBQ to Ventura. The menu highlights Southern-style favorites and sandwich specials, featuring dishes such as fried chickun, slow-smoked plant-based meats, mac n cheeze, beer-cheeze battered Beyond burgers, jambalaya, po’ boy sandwiches, Cajun corn, and totchos, with more to discover. The offerings are nut-free, and there are gluten-free options available.

6 PMGeeseHollywood Forever, Los AngelesMusic

Geese brings its Getting Killed Again Tour to the Fairbanks Lawn at Hollywood Forever for a performance.

6000 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles

7 PMABATE Local 3 Monthly MeetingElks Lodge, Thousand OaksGroups & Meetups

Riders come together for a meeting centered on camaraderie, freedom, and motorcycle pride. Discussion includes upcoming rides, legislative updates, and ways to keep the community strong and united. Open to members and guests, including anyone curious about what ABATE stands for. There is time to share stories, connect with others, and support riders' rights in California. The meeting takes place at the Elks Lodge.

158 N Conejo School Rd, Thousand Oaks

7 PMRhinocerosOxnard College Performing ArtsTheater

The Oxnard College Theatre Department stages Eugene Ionesco’s Rhinoceros, translated by Derek Prouse and directed by Nicholas C. Pappas. This landmark twentieth century play portrays a small town upended when residents begin turning into rhinoceroses, eroding the social order as the phenomenon spreads. At the center is Berenger, the one person who remains unable to change his form or identity. Performances take place in the Oxnard College Performing Arts Building’s Black Box theatre, with three evening shows and one matinee. Tickets are $11, payable by cash or credit at the door, and advance online purchase is available. Parking is free for all performances.

4000 S Rose Ave, Oxnard

7 PMLP - All Is Not Lost TourThe Wiltern, Los AngelesMusic

LP brings the All Is Not Lost Tour to The Wiltern in Los Angeles for an all-ages show. Every attendee, including children, needs a ticket to enter. Bag guidelines allow items up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, with mandatory bag checks at the door and additional screening for non-clear bags. Supporting acts are subject to change.

3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles

7 PMTyler BallgameLodge Room, Los AngelesMusic

Presented by Lodge Room and KCRW, Tyler Ballgame brings a live show centered on full presence, treating each moment as a chance to put the digital world aside and connect person to person. His alternative indie pop blends colorful textures with sturdy melodies, stirring feelings of nostalgia and joy while celebrating the timeless craft of songwriting. He is preparing to release his debut album, For The First Time, Again, created with longtime creative partners Jonathan Rado and Ryan Pollie. The music leans on memorable hooks and nods gently to the classic writers of the 60s and 70s, inviting an experience built on melody, feeling, and genuine human connection.

104 N Ave 56, Los Angeles

7 PMHead Games Trivia NightWall ST Pizza, Los AngelesFreeGames & Entertainment

Put your knowledge to work at Head Games trivia at Wall ST Pizza in Los Angeles. There is no entry fee, prizes are up for grabs, and groups can play in teams of up to six. Enjoy food and drinks while tackling the questions. Arriving early is recommended to secure a good spot.

11955 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles

7 PMFIGHTMASTERThe Teragram Ballroom, Los AngelesMusic

The Teragram Ballroom hosts a night with FIGHTMASTER, joined by ill peach. FIGHTMASTER is the musical project of E.R. Fightmaster, a queer artist and advocate recognized for work in television and film, including Grey’s Anatomy, Shrill, and Sorry, Baby. Their songs mix sensuality and politics with humor and introspection, moving from personal stories to broader themes. The sound leans on rock with touches of country, pop, and funk. This is an all ages show, with tickets priced at $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show.

1234 W 7th St, Los Angeles

7 PMShakey GravesThe Bellwether, Los AngelesMusic

Shakey Graves brings the Fondness, Etc. Tour to The Bellwether in Los Angeles for an all ages show. For an additional $85, you can upgrade your experience with access to the exclusive Looking Glass Lounge before and during the performance, subject to availability. Enjoy food and drinks at The Virginian during a pre-show Happy Hour before doors. Door and show schedules are subject to change. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports Sweet Relief Musicians Fund and its work providing emergency financial assistance and other support to career musicians, road crew, and others who rely on the music industry for their income.

333 S Boylston St, Los Angeles

8 PMMicoFonda Theatre, Los AngelesMusic

Goldenvoice brings the Running From A Feeling Tour to the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, headlined by MICO and featuring Will Linely. This is an all-ages show. VIP add-ons are available.

6126 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles

8 PMEPIK HIGHThe Novo DTLA, Los AngelesMusic

Presented by Goldenvoice, EPIK HIGH appears as part of the 3.0 North American Tour. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

800 W Olympic Blvd a335, Los Angeles

8 PMFlower FaceZebulon Café Concert, Los AngelesMusic

Montreal’s goth folk artist Flower Face appears in Los Angeles with intimate, cinematic songs shaped by a devoted worldwide following and more than 200 million streams. Her album Girl Prometheus, released by Nettwerk in November 2024, captures the way she turns heartbreak into vivid, filmic soundscapes layered with poetic imagery and graceful melodies. The performance moves from quiet confession to sweeping atmosphere, drawing focus until everything outside the music falls away.

2478 Fletcher Dr, Los Angeles

8 PMRole ModelGreek Theatre, Los AngelesMusic

Presented by Goldenvoice, Role Model brings the Chuck On Tour to the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, joined by Samia. This concert is open to all ages.

2700 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles

8 PMProphecyShrine Auditorium & Expo Hall, Los AngelesMusic

Presented by Goldenvoice and Framework, Prospa brings Prophecy to the stage. Attendance is restricted to adults 18 and over, and a valid government ID is required for entry.

665 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles

8 PMMilitarie GunThe Regent, Los AngelesMusic

Militarie Gun leads the bill at The Regent with special guests Softcult, Shady Nasty, and Dazy. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are offered to the general public, with additional presale access available through the artist, Bandsintown, Ticketmaster, and Live Nation.

448 S Main St, Los Angeles

8:30 PMGunhild CarlingCatalina Jazz Club, Los AngelesMusic

Swedish musician and singer Gunhild Carling returns to Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood for a dynamic showcase of swinging jazz and multi-instrumental performances. Internationally recognized and followed by more than 70 million viewers, Carling moves from song to song while switching among trumpet, trombone, harmonica, oboe, harp, flute, recorder, and even jazz bagpipe. Her show also features juggling and tap dance. The finale includes a moment where she performs on three trumpets at the same time. Vintage attire and swing dancing are encouraged. Online ticket purchases receive priority seating, and a single entree or drink minimum applies to all tickets.

6725 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles

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