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Soak up the last bit of summer with Labor Day weekend fun! From a gelato festival to community parades and more, we have you covered on neighborhood happenings. Check out LA’s top weekend events!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | Labor Day Weekend 2025 

Gelato Festival World Masters

When: August 30 – August 31 

Where: Hollywood

What: Celebrate Labor Day weekend with a sweet escape at the Gelato Festival World Masters, taking over Ovation Hollywood on August 30 and 31 from 10am to 7pm. Ten top gelato chefs from across the country will showcase inventive, custom flavors made fresh onsite inside the world’s largest mobile gelato lab. General admission includes family-friendly games, demos, and tastings, while an upgraded ticket lets you sample the competition entries and vote for your favorite. The winning chef earns a coveted medal and advances to the global finals.

Cyndi Lauper

When: August 29 – August 30

Where: Hollywood

What: Cyndi Lauper brings her farewell tour to a close at the Hollywood Bowl, marking her first major tour in over a decade. The pop icon and Kinky Boots composer is set to perform beloved anthems like “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” and “Time After Time” during two unforgettable nights at this legendary venue.

Shucked

When: Until September 7 

Where: Hollywood

What: A “farm to fable” musical with a satirical twist, this Broadway comedy follows a rural town that turns to a slick city outsider for help. Expect laughs, heart, and a whole lot of corn—literally. Don’t miss what critics called a four-star standout during its New York run.

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | Labor Day Weekend 2025 

Cinecon Classic Film Festival

When: August 29 – September 1 

Where: Beverly Hills

What: Calling all film lovers: this hidden gem of a festival has been championing rare and under-the-radar cinema for over 60 years. Skip the usual classics and discover obscure and overlooked features and shorts during a four-day lineup at the Writers Guild Theater in Beverly Hills. Expect filmmaker Q&As, special guest appearances, and a Dealer’s Room filled with collectible posters and cinematic memorabilia.

Pageant of the Masters

When: Until August 29 

Where: Laguna Beach

What: At Laguna Beach’s Festival of Arts, iconic works of art come to life as real people pose in elaborate recreations of classic paintings, statues, and murals. This year’s theme, “Gold Coast: Treasures of California,” showcases monuments and masterpieces from local institutions like the Getty, LACMA, and the Norton Simon, brought to the stage with orchestral music, narration, and theatrical lighting.

Oogie Boogie Bash

When: Until October 31 

Where: Anaheim 

What: Oogie Boogie Bash is back at Disney California Adventure, transforming the park into a spooky wonderland for a special after-hours Halloween celebration. Held on select nights from late August through October, the five-hour event features trick-or-treat trails, live shows, the Frightfully Fun Parade, and the immersive Villains Grove—all with shorter ride wait times and seasonal overlays like Monsters After Dark.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | Labor Day Weekend 2025   

Evening Sound Bath & Journal Session

When: August 29 

Where: Tansy | 2120 West Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank

What: Take a pause for self-care during this peaceful evening of sound healing and guided journaling led by Reanna Shay. Surrounded by nature, guests will be immersed in the calming tones of crystalline sound bowls designed to restore energetic balance. Bring your cozy essentials and journal for a night of reflection, relaxation, and rejuvenation—open to all levels.

Movie Nights in the Beer Garden: A Minecraft Movie

When: August 31 

Where: Lawless Brewing Co. | 5275 Craner Avenue

What: Settle in for a blocky outdoor movie night as Lawless Brewing Co. screens A Minecraft Movie under the stars in the Beer Garden on Sunday, August 31 at 7:30PM. Enjoy craft beer, snacks, and a pixel-packed adventure that’s fun for all ages. Tickets are $10 with chair rental or $7.50 if you bring your own blanket—no outside chairs allowed.

Paint ‘n’ Sip: Balloon Puppy

When: August 29 

Where: Dave & Buster’s Northridge | 9301 Tampa Avenue #Suite 212

What: No painting experience? No problem! This two-hour guided session includes all materials and step-by-step instructions to help you create a masterpiece. Every ticket includes a $10 Power Card, and while the class is recommended for ages 12 and up, younger participants are welcome at the parents’ discretion.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | Labor Day Weekend 2025   

Simi Fall Days Carnival

When: August 29 – September 1 

Where:  Simi Valley Town Center

What: The Simi Fall Days Carnival returns to the Simi Valley Town Center from August 29 to September 1, 2025, with four days of thrilling rides, family-friendly fun, local shopping, and live entertainment. Enjoy free admission and parking as you soak in the festive atmosphere and classic carnival vibes. Open from 5–10PM on Friday and 2–10PM Saturday through Monday, it’s the perfect Labor Day weekend outing for all ages.

Santa Paula Labor Day Parade

When: September 1 

Where: 7th and Main Street, Santa Paula

What: Celebrate the holiday with community spirit at the Santa Paula Labor Day Parade on Monday, September 1, 2025, starting at 10AM. Marching down Main Street from 7th to the gazebo at Santa Barbara and Mill, the parade features floats, live music, equestrian groups, and work-themed entries honoring the contributions of laborers. Sponsored by the City of Santa Paula, Rotary Club, and the Labor Day Parade Committee, all are welcome to join in or cheer from the sidelines.

Ventura Nationals at VC Fairgrounds

When: August 30 

Where: Ventura County Fairgrounds, Ventura

What: Head to the Ventura County Fairgrounds on Saturday, August 30, 2025, for the 22nd Annual Ventura Nationals Car and Motorcycle Show. From 9AM to 5PM, enjoy a full day of custom cars, motorcycles, live music, local vendors, food, and family-friendly entertainment. This beloved SoCal event draws gearheads and vintage lovers alike for one of the coolest showcases on the coast.

Los Angeles is a city where the wine bar culture is as diverse as its neighborhoods. From the sun-drenched streets of Santa Monica to the artistic vibes of Highland Park, each spot offers a unique experience for both the casual sipper and the connoisseur. Below is a curated list of some of the city’s most distinctive wine bars, each bringing its own flavor to the table, whether you’re seeking a lively atmosphere, a quiet retreat, or a place to discover new favorites.

Wife and the Somm

Location: 3416 Verdugo Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90065

In Glassell Park, Wife and the Somm feels like a hidden gem. This intimate wine bar offers a well-curated selection of wines paired with simple yet satisfying bites. From cheese and charcuterie to hearty dishes like braised short ribs, it’s a go-to spot for both a relaxed evening or a leisurely brunch on the patio.

Good Clean Fun

Location: 868 S Olive St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Downtown’s Good Clean Fun is anything but your standard wine bar. The focus on natural wines pairs seamlessly with the vibrant atmosphere, where you might find a DJ spinning tracks while you indulge in a plate of seasonal white pesto rigatoni or pasta pomodoro. Wednesdays bring an added treat—a $15, three-glass wine flight that draws in both locals and visitors.

Adams Wine Shop & Wine Bar

Location: 5357 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016

Adams Wine Shop & Wine Bar, established by the late sommelier Ruben Morancy, is a tribute to diversity in winemaking. With a focus on wines crafted by women and BIPOC, the selection ranges from splurge-worthy to budget-friendly. Regular happy hours make it a neighborhood favorite, with food available from Alta Adams whenever the kitchen is open.

Stanley’s Wet Goods

Location: 9620 Venice Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232

Stanley’s Wet Goods in Culver City is as much a social hub as it is a bar. Regular tastings and events, often featuring producers from esteemed regions like Sonoma or Spain, keep things lively. Pair your glass with a charcuterie board or meatballs, and grab a seat—whether indoors or out—on a first-come, first-served basis.

Esters Wine Shop & Bar

Location: 1314 7th St, Santa Monica, CA 90401

A decade since opening, Esters Wine Shop & Bar remains a Santa Monica favorite. Whether you’re in the mood for an informative chat at the bar, a joyful happy hour with friends, or a simple yet satisfying dinner, Esters offers a welcoming space to enjoy great wine and good company. Choose your own adventure, and let the evening unfold.

1010 Wine and Events

Location: 1010 N La Brea Ave, Inglewood, CA 90302

Sisters Leslie and LeAnn Jones have brought Inglewood its first wine bar with 1010 Wine and Events, creating a gathering place for locals to stay close to home while enjoying sips. With nearly 90 percent of bottles coming from Black-owned producers, the selection is thoughtful and inclusive. The menu also boasts Champagne, beer, and dishes like salmon sliders and Creole-style shrimp risotto.

Mirabelle Wine Bar

Location: 12518 Burbank Blvd, Valley Village, CA 91607

For a touch of romance in the Valley, Mirabelle Wine Bar in Valley Village is a charming choice. Owned by David Gibbs, the bar leans towards Old World wines that exude classic elegance. Whether inside at the bar or outside on the expansive patio, it’s an ideal spot for an intimate evening under the glow of string lights.

Baby Battista

Location: 3111 Glendale Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90039

Tucked beneath Nico’s in Atwater Village, Baby Battista offers a cozy escape with its vintage decor and laid-back atmosphere. The build-your-own meat and cheese plates are a highlight, perfectly complementing the eclectic wine list. Keep an eye on their event calendar for community gatherings that make this underground spot a true neighborhood favorite.

Craving one last, glorious dose of alfresco music before Labor Day? Here’s your curated, luxury-leaning guide to summer concert series in Los Angeles from Monday, August 18 through the end of the month—blending iconic ticketed nights at the Hollywood Bowl with polished, free series around the city. We’ve included box-seat vs. lawn strategies so your blanket, bubbles, and skyline selfies feel effortlessly VIP.

Hollywood Bowl: “Maestro of the Movies” with John Williams (Aug 22–24)

End-of-August concert series at the Bowl belongs to the movies. Maestro of the Movies: Celebrating the Music of John Williams runs August 22–24—a beloved tradition led by the LA Phil with film favorites under the stars (Friday & Saturday 8pm; Sunday 7:30pm). It’s one of the Bowl’s most celebratory weekends and a perfect excuse to elevate your picnic game. 

Box-seat strategy: If you’re in Garden or Terrace boxes, pre-order “Supper in Your Box Seats”—a full-service meal from Suzanne Goin & Caroline Styne, delivered right to your box (orders due by 6pm the day before). For all ticket holders, pre-orderable Picnic Boxes and 14 on-site picnic areas make it easy to dine in style. Note that outside wine/beer is welcome at LA Phil–presented events (like this one), and containers must fit the 15”×15”×22” size limits. 

 

Free Fridays: Jazz at LACMA (Aug 22 & Aug 29)

Keep it chic and cost-free with Jazz at LACMA, the free summer concert series at the Smidt Welcome Plaza—Friday, Aug 22 (Gil Castellanos) and Friday, Aug 29 (Trevor Ware & Positive People with Sidney Jacobs), both 6–8pm. Seating is first-come; many guests bring blankets or low chairs for a comfortable, gallery-adjacent evening. Arrive a little early, browse exhibitions, and plan a post-show bite in Miracle Mile. 

Lawn strategy: Stake out an edge along the Plaza for easy in-and-out, and keep your picnic minimalist for breezy crowd navigation. (LACMA’s free Friday jazz runs May–October; these two Fridays are the last of August.) 

DTLA Skyline Sessions: Grand Performances Finale Weekend (Aug 22–23)

At California Plaza, Grand Performances closes its summer concert series season with a two-night downtown flourish: Dave Iwataki’s “J-Town Bronzeville Suite” on Fri, Aug 22 (7–9pm), followed by the GRAND FINALE: Oro Sólido on Sat, Aug 23 (6–10pm). Expect a festive crowd, sweeping views, and a cosmopolitan mix of music—all free and outdoors. 

Bring-your-own (done right): GP explicitly invites picnics; capacity is large but prime spots go fast. Bleacher and plaza seating are generally first-come, with blankets and low-back chairs welcome so long as you keep walkways clear. Consider a pre-show aperitivo at nearby Grand Central Market or a nightcap at one of Bunker Hill’s rooftops. 

 

Community Saturdays: Levitt LA at MacArthur Park (through Aug 30)

For a lively, family-friendly (and still luxe-if-you-want-it) Saturday soundtrack, Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles runs free concerts through August 30 at MacArthur Park—often with dance-ready sets and neighborhood flavor. The 2025 series culminates on Sat, Aug 30, with a KCRW-presented rock-leaning lineup—an energetic way to close your summer calendar. Pack a blanket, plan rideshare, and enjoy golden hour by the lake. 

Bench vs. Box, Lawn vs. Plaza: How to Choose Your Night

• Go Box (Bowl): Choose Garden or Terrace boxes if you want hosted service and elbow room for composed salads, chilled rosé, and that “we live here” glow. Pre-order meals by 6pm the day prior; for LA Phil events, outside wine/beer is allowed (not for leased events). Coolers must fit under your seat/box.
• Go Bench (Bowl): Love the energy? Upper sections offer sweeping views and room for a BYO picnic at a friendlier price point. Swing by a designated picnic area up to 4 hours before showtime to dine without juggling plates at your seat.

• Go Plaza (DTLA): For Grand Performances, arrive on the earlier side with a blanket; pack a light spread and plan for an easy exit via rideshare on Olive/Grand. Picnics are encouraged; seating is first-come.
• Go Museum Lawn (LACMA): Target the 6pm downbeat and bring low chairs to stay comfortable while preserving sightlines. Stroll Wilshire for a polished pre- or post-show bite. 

From cinematic scores to free Friday jazz and downtown finales, the last two weeks of August are stacked. Pick your format, polish your picnic, and let L.A.’s late-summer soundtrack play you into September.

Explore what’s happening in your neighborhood August 15 through August 17 with our weekend round-up of fun events! From concerts at the Broad to the Camarillo Air Show and more, we have you covered on local happenings. Check out LA’s top events!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | August 15 – August 17 

Summer Concerts at the Broad

When: August 16 – September 20 

Where: DTLA

What: The Broad’s popular after-hours series returns this summer with live music both inside the museum and on its outdoor plaza. Curated to complement the Jeffrey Gibson exhibition, the lineup features contemporary Native artists across genres like hip-hop, electronic, soul, and more. Catch performances from Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Black Belt Eagle Scout, M’lynn, Joe Rainey, and others on select Saturday nights.

Friday Night Wine Tastings

When: Until September 26 

Where: Los Feliz

What: A beloved L.A. summer tradition, Barnsdall Park’s Friday night wine tastings offer boutique pours from Silverlake Wine atop the scenic west lawn of the historic Hollyhock House. Guests can enjoy sweeping sunset views, bring a picnic or grab a bite from on-site food trucks, and even tour the house for an added fee. Now a 21+ event, it’s an ideal date night that supports local art programs and preservation efforts.

Spinning Sunset: A Vinyl Wax Fair

When: August 16 

Where: West Hollywood

What: On August 16, the Sunset Strip turns up the volume with a free vinyl and music memorabilia market in the Pink Dot parking lot, featuring local record shops, vintage vendors, and all-vinyl DJ sets. The celebration continues with specials along the Strip, a photo gallery pop-up at Sunset House LA, a happy hour at the Andaz, and an after-party at Hotel Ziggy. Reservations are encouraged for entry and a chance to win giveaways.

 

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | August 15 – August 17  

Midsummer Scream

When: August 15 – August 17 

Where: Long Beach 

What: Midsummer Scream returns to the Long Beach Convention Center for one of the nation’s largest horror conventions. Expect panels with top names in the genre, photo ops, autograph signings, and seriously spine-chilling cosplay. Shop hundreds of vendors selling spooky merch, collectibles, and ghoulish gear to keep the Halloween spirit alive year-round.

CicLAvia—Culver City Meets Venice

When: August 17 – December 7 

Where: Culver City

What: CicLAvia returns with a 6.75-mile, car-free route stretching from Culver City to Venice Beach, inviting Angelenos to cruise by bike, skateboard, stroller, or anything else non-motorized. This open-street event transforms city roads into a festive playground with music, performances, food trucks, and pop-up specials from local businesses. Leave the car behind and soak in the community spirit on wheels.

Sunday Sessions at the Malibu Pier

When: Until September 14 

Where: Malibu

What: Cruise the reopened PCH to Malibu Pier and show your support for local businesses as they recover from the Palisades Fire. Every second Sunday this summer, enjoy free live music from Aviator Nation Dreamland, delicious food and drinks, and pop-ups from local vendors along the boardwalk. A portion of all purchases benefits California State Parks—making it a perfect way to spend your Sunday by the sea.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | August 15 – August 17   

Baby Goat Sound Bath + Snuggles + Bottle Feeding

 

When: August 16 

Where: Valley Glen

What: Unwind with the ultimate cuddle session at this baby goat snuggle party, where you’ll bottle-feed, pet, and pose with the sweetest little companions around. Then, stay for a one-of-a-kind outdoor sound bath, where gentle goat nuzzles meet the soothing vibrations of crystal bowls, gongs, and chimes. This sensory healing experience blends nature, sound, and pure joy for a truly unforgettable evening.

Running Workshop

When: August 17 

Where: 18509 Valerio Street

What: Level up your run game at this exclusive seminar on Saturday, August 17, at 10AM in Reseda. For just $10, gain expert tips on running form, injury prevention, race-day nutrition, and more—plus a live Q&A. Open to all fitness levels, whether you’re race training or just looking to run smarter.

 

Natural Wine Making Workshop

When: August 16 

Where: Reptacular Ranch | 8828 Gold Creek Road

What: Learn the art of ancestral winemaking from one of North America’s top fermentation experts at this hands-on workshop in the Los Angeles forest. Held at Reptacular on Saturday from 10AM–2PM, the day includes a plant walk, wild snacks, and a full winemaking session using elderberries, blackberries, and natural yeast—no chemicals, just nature. Ideal for foragers, home cooks, bartenders, and fermentation lovers eager to create delicious, wild wines at home.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | August 15 – August 17   

44th Annual Wings Over Camarillo Airshow

When: August 16 

Where: Camarillo Airport, Camarillo

What: Mark your calendars for August 16–17, 2025, as the Camarillo Wings Association presents the annual Wings Over Camarillo Air Show at Camarillo Airport. This high-flying weekend features thrilling aerobatic performances, classic warbirds, military aircraft, a car show, STEM exhibits, and a tribute to veterans complete with pyrotechnics. Gates open at 9am with aerial shows from noon–4pm; tickets start at $15.75 for youth and $38.50 for adults.

Bulldog 50K and 25K Trail Runs at Malibu Creek State Park

When: August 16 

Where: Camarillo Premium Outlets | 740 Ventura Blvd

What: Take on the rugged terrain of the Santa Monica Mountains at the 2025 Bulldog Trail Runs on August 16. Choose between the 25K or the grueling 50K Ultra Run, both offering breathtaking views and challenging climbs through Malibu Creek State Park. The 50K kicks off at 7am, followed by the 25K at 8am—register at UltraSignup to secure your spot. 

Heritage Square Summer Concert Series in Oxnard

When: Until August 22 

Where: 715 South A Street | Oxnard

What: Oxnard’s Heritage Square Summer Concert Series returns in 2025 for another 10-week run, from June 13th to August 22nd. Concerts start at 6 pm and end at 8:30 pm, with a half-hour break at 7:00 pm. Concert tables can be reserved in advance for a fee. Individual tickets will be available on the day of the show, starting at 5 p,m for $10. Unreserved spots on the lawn are available free of charge (donations appreciated).

Explore what’s happening in your neighborhood August 8 through August 10 with our weekend round-up of fun events! From wine tastings to summer movie series and more, we have you covered on local happenings. Check out LA’s top events!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | August 8 – August 10 

Jurassic Park in Concert

When: August 8 – August 9

Where: Hollywood Bowl

What: It’ll be hard not to get emotional during the iconic “Welcome to Jurassic Park” scene as Gustavo Dudamel leads the L.A. Phil in a live performance of John Williams’s soaring score from the original—and still the best—installment of the dinosaur saga.

Friday Night Wine Tastings

When: Until September 26 

Where: Los Feliz

What: A beloved L.A. summer tradition, Barnsdall Park’s Friday night wine tastings offer boutique pours from Silverlake Wine atop the scenic west lawn of the historic Hollyhock House. Guests can enjoy sweeping sunset views, bring a picnic or grab a bite from on-site food trucks, and even tour the house for an added fee. Now a 21+ event, it’s an ideal date night that supports local art programs and preservation efforts.

Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival

When: Until August 31 

Where: Griffith Park 

What: Every summer, Shakespeare lovers flock to Griffith Park’s Old Zoo to experience classic plays under the stars, thanks to Independent Shakespeare Co.’s long-running free series. Now in its 15th year, the tradition continues with Love’s Labour’s Lost and Doctor Faustus, staged in the intimate dell area while construction on a permanent main lawn stage is underway. Space is limited this season, so while admission remains free, advance reservations are a must—don’t forget your picnic blanket!

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | August 8 – August 10  

The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior-Princes of Ancient Greece

When: Until January 21, 2025

Where: The Getty Villa

What: The Getty Villa reopens following a months-long closure with a landmark exhibition on the Greek Mycenaean civilization—the first major North American show dedicated to this Late Bronze Age culture. Featuring artifacts from the kingdom of Pylos, including discoveries from the Palace of Nestor and the famed Griffin Warrior tomb, the exhibition showcases gold cups, clay tablets, intricately carved weapons, and stunning sealstones. A must-see for fans of ancient history and Homeric epics.

Summer Movie Series at Ivy Station

When: Until October 3 

Where: The Skirball Cultural Center

What: Catch classic high school flicks under the stars at Culver City’s free summer movie series, held on the lawn next to the E Line Metro stop. This season features favorites like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Clueless, 10 Things I Hate About You, and Mean Girls. Enjoy complimentary popcorn and two hours of free parking with your ticket.

Sunday Sessions at the Malibu Pier

When: Until September 14 

Where: Malibu

What: Cruise the reopened PCH to Malibu Pier and show your support for local businesses as they recover from the Palisades Fire. Every second Sunday this summer, enjoy free live music from Aviator Nation Dreamland, delicious food and drinks, and pop-ups from local vendors along the boardwalk. A portion of all purchases benefits California State Parks—making it a perfect way to spend your Sunday by the sea.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | August 8 – August 10   

DIY Soil Remediation for Native Gardens with Lynn Fang

When: August 9 

Where: Theodore Payne Foundation

What: Learn how to detoxify post-fire soils in this hands-on ecological sock workshop led by soil experts Lynn Fang and Maggie Smart-McCabe. Using compost, microbes, and mycelium, you’ll create filtration traps designed to minimize contaminants and restore garden health. All materials are provided, and you’ll leave with your own soil-reviving sock and new insights into regenerative practices.

Full Moon Nature Night Hike

When: August 8 

Where: Griffith Park | 2700 N Vermont Ave

What: Join naturalist Jason Wise for a guided sunset-to-night hike near Griffith Park, inspired by his popular Yosemite program for kids. Explore how plants and animals like bats, owls, and night-blooming flowers adapt to darkness, all while hiking without headlamps to let your eyes adjust naturally. This fun and educational evening adventure includes interactive games and a deeper look at nocturnal ecosystems.

Macrame Bracelet Making Workshop

When: August 9 

Where: Tansy | 2120 West Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank

What: Tap into your creativity at this hands-on macramé bracelet-making workshop, perfect for beginners and craft lovers alike. Choose from colorful cords and unique charms as you learn basic techniques and create a custom bracelet with step-by-step guidance. All materials are provided, and you’ll leave with a personalized keepsake and a new skill.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | August 8 – August 10  

Friends Bookshop Sale

When: August 9 – August 10

Where: Thousand Oaks Grant R. Brimhall Library

What: Shop an out-of-this-world selection of sci-fi and fantasy books during the Friends of the Thousand Oaks Library book sale, happening August 9–10 at the Grant R. Brimhall Library. Timed to coincide with the LibCon pop culture convention, the sale will feature everything from Star Wars and Manga to Magic Treehouse and comic books, plus DVDs and video games. Most items are priced at $1 or less, with all proceeds supporting community library programs.

Ventura County Fair

When: Until August 10 

Where: Camarillo Premium Outlets | 740 Ventura Blvd

What: The Ventura County Fair returns this week, at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, with 12 days of family fun, food, live music, carnival rides, farm animals, exhibits, and entertainment. Enjoy grandstand concerts from stars like Diplo, Flo Rida, and Scotty McCreery, tribute bands nightly, plus special themed days like $5 admission, Youth Day, and Community Heroes Day. 

Dallas Cowboys Training Camp

When: Until August 13 

Where: 2501 Ventura Road, Oxnard

What: The Dallas Cowboys return to Oxnard for their 2025 Training Camp from July 22 to August 13 at the River Ridge Playing Fields. Fans are invited to attend open practices for free, with no tickets required, and enjoy live entertainment, autograph signings, and Cowboys merchandise. Highlights include Cowboys Back Together Weekend on July 26 and Heroes Appreciation Day on July 31, with optional VIP experiences available for purchase.