JANUARY 2026 CALENDAR

JANUARY 2026 CALENDAR

  • Parisa Houshangi
  • 01/2/26

Surf City Splash Dec. 31-Jan 1.

Don’t miss an upscale 2-day shopping experience at the annual
Splash Vendor Village located at Pier Plaza. 1/1: Announcements,
recognition of sponsors and volunteers, speeches and
awards. Appearances by City Dignitaries and the Chamber
of Commerce. Costume Contest judging and awards. Water
Safety presentation by HB Lifeguards. 12pm: Participants lineup
on the sand for the SPLASH. After the SPLASH – announcement
of raffle and auction winners!
9am-12pm / Pier Plaza
www.thelocalhb.com/surf-city-splash

 

Winter Fest OC Through Jan. 4

SoCal’s largest winter festival, featuring ice tubing, ice skating
under the star, mini slides, snowball tossing and freshly falling
snow. Guests can also enjoy more than 30 carnival rides and
attractions, nightly tree lighting ceremonies, live entertainment,
holiday treats and immersive photo opportunities.
Lot A, OC Fair & Event Center
www.winterfestoc.com

 

2026 AIMExpo Jan. 7-9

The premier powersports industry event that connects,
engages, and inspires our passionate community of brands,
distributors, media, dealers, enthusiasts, and leaders through
networking, training, education, and sharing of best practices.
See website for schedule. / Anaheim Convention Center
949-517-7501 / www.aimexpousa.com

 

MAKE: A Portrait of Orange County Jan. 7-29

Inspired by Cynthia Daignault: Light Atlas, a monumental
project composed of 360 oil paintings the artist created after
driving the entire perimeter of the continental United States,
participants will use watercolor and drawing materials to create
portraits of meaningful places in Orange County. We invite
participants to return each day, Wednesday through Sunday, to
paint a new portrait!
11:30am-4:30pm / Orange County Museum of Art
https://ocma.art

 

Gold Medal Gymnastics 2026
California Grand Invitational Jan. 9-11

On behalf of Olympic Gold Medalist Amanda Borden, Gold
Medal Gymnastics and Coastal Gymnastics, we invite you to join
us at the California Grand Invitational in Anaheim, CA.
See website for schedule. / Anaheim Convention Center
www.goldmedalevents.com

 

Discovery Day at the Farm Jan. 9

Discovery Days at Centennial Farm are open to the public and
are perfect for mom groups, homeschool groups and more.
Groups may participate in the following activities: Self-guided
tours, Radish seed planting, Chick education, Oxen
demonstration, Crops education, Interact with livestock.
9am-12pm / OC Fair & Event Center
714-708-1500 / www.ocfair.com

 

Fiesta Association Hairiest Man Contest Jan. 10

You must come to the sign-ups clean shaven and ready to be
photographed for the “Most Wanted” poster. You then have 9
weeks to grow a beard or moustache that will be judged at the
Fiesta Grande in March.
11am-2pm / Swallows Inn, San Juan Capistrano
949-615-1920 / www.swallowsdayparade.org

 

Lake Forest SnowFest Jan. 10

Bring your friends and family to enjoy the snow, games, and a
sled ride down Mount Pittsford! The event starts at 10:30am
and offers 3 sessions for families. Wristbands are $10 per
person. Get your wristbands at the Lake Forest Sports Park and
Recreation Center today - they sell out fast!
10:30am / Pittsford Park
949-273-6960 / www.lakeforestca.gov

 

JAMZ 2026 Palms & Pyramids Jan. 11

Cheerleading and dance competition.
Anaheim Convention Center
800-920-4272 / www.jamz.com

 

The Wiz Jan. 13-25

This groundbreaking twist on The Wizard of Oz changed the
face of Broadway—from its iconic score packed with soul,
gospel, rock, and 70s funk to its stirring tale of Dorothy’s
journey to find her place in a contemporary world.
See website for schedule. / Segerstrom Center for the Arts
714-556-2787 / www.scfta.org

 

Aliso Viejo Children’s Concert Jan. 15

This is a free concert, geared towards children & their parents.
Make sure you bring your little ones on by for some musical fun!
Free Face Painting will be provided! Meet other parents for a
workout before the concert. Push your kids in your stroller and
join FIT4MOM for a FREE one hour full-body cardio/resistance
training workout from 9:30-10:30am.
9-11:30am / Grand Park/Town Center Amphitheater
949-243-7750 / www.avca.net

 

A Day at the Carnival Preschool Party Jan. 16

Step right up and join us under the big top for a party sprinkled
with magic and wonder! This one-hour party will include crafts,
storytime, games, and a snack. Parent/Guardian participation is
required. Limited space available; pre-registration is required.
Visit https://bit.ly/CarnivalPreschool
10-11am / Crown Valley Community Center, Laguna Niguel
949-425-5100 / www.cityoflagunaniguel.org

 

Cypress Teens Night Out: Game Zone Jan. 16

Round up your friends and take over an epic night packed with
games, prizes, and high-energy excitement. Challenge each
other to basketball, ping pong, and score big in prizes. Fuel up
with delicious pizza, hang out, and make awesome memories
that’ll start your year off right. 7th and 8th Graders Only!
6-9pm / Cypress Community Center
714-229-6700 / www.cypressca.org

 

Yorba Linda Family Art Experience Jan. 17

Each month will focus on one art form, such as acrylic painting,
watercolors, ceramics, culinary arts, jewelry making, and much
more! Each date consists of four 45-minute time slots to
choose from. Pre-registration is required online at YLRecOnline.
com. $15 per family.
9am-1:30pm / Yorba Linda Cultural Arts Center
657-242-4660 / www.yorbalindaca.gov

 

Blade Runner Jan. 22

Experience Ridley Scott’s multi-Academy Award®-nominated cult
classic, Blade Runner (2007FinalCut), on a vast HD screen while
Vangelis’ synthesizer-led score is performed by The Avex Ensemble
for the first time in-sync with the 1982 motion picture.
8pm / Segerstrom Center for the Arts
714-556-2787 / www.scfta.org

 

Garden Grove Community Cleanup Day Jan. 24

Residents may bring unwanted and unused items, such as
non-refrigerant appliances, furniture, mattresses, and carpets.
Electronic waste, including printers and computers are also
accepted. This will be a self-service event in which residents
will be unloading their own items on a first-come, first-served
basis until bins are full.
9-11am / Pacifica High School
714-741-5000 / www.ggcity.org/cleanup-days

 

The Notebook Jan. 27-Feb. 8

Based on the best-selling novel that inspired the iconic film,
The Notebook tells the story of Allie and Noah, both from
different worlds, who share a lifetime of love despite the forces
that threaten to pull them apart.
See website for schedule. / Segerstrom Center for the Arts
714-556-2787 / www.scfta.org

 

Taste of San Juan Jan. 29

Come and enjoy the best of San Juan Capistrano at the Taste
of San Juan. Help launch the kick-off celebration of the Fiesta
de las Golondrinas with 25 restaurants, under one roof!
6-9pm / San Juan Hills Golf Club
949-615-1920 / www.swallowsdayparade.org

 

2026 Surf City Marathon Jan. 30-Feb. 1

This award-winning, Boston-Qualifying, course is considered
one of the best courses in the country and is well known for
being scenic and flat. The race starts along the Pacific Coast
Highway and passes by the famous Huntington Beach Pier.
6:30am-1pm / Huntington Beach / www.runsurfcity.com

 

Surf City Nights Tuesdays

Main Street closes down traffic and opens up for fun! We
feature the only certified farmers’ market in Huntington Beach,
unique crafters, and specialty foods booths.
4-8pm / Main and PCH, Huntington Beach
www.hbdowntown.com/scn

 

Pretend City presents:
Family Autism Night 2nd Tuesdays & 4th Thursdays

Join us for a free evening where children and caretakers
are invited to play in a sensory friendly neuro-affirming
environment! On these nights, we dim lights in the museum,
turn off sounds, and offer a limited capacity of 250 guests.
5-7pm / 9 Hubble, Irvine
949-428-3900 / www.pretendcity.org

 

Good Morning CdM Second Thursdays

Join the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce, along with
community friends and neighbors for a very informative
monthly discussion group on hot topics in the community
pertinent to both business and residential interests.
8-9:30am / Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Corona Del Mar
949-673-4050 / www.cdmchamber.com

 

Harbor After Dark First Fridays

Visit Don Hansen Plaza and the Wharf for extended shop
hours, live music, and exclusive food & drink specials.
4:30-7:30pm / Dana Point Harbor
949-388-366 / www.danapointharbor.com

 

Cypress Kids Night Out Third Fridays

Kids (ages 5-12), get ready for a fun night out with friends and
our Recreation staff. This program includes games, crafts, a
movie, dinner and dessert! Parents, take this opportunity to
catch a movie, check out a new restaurant, or have a quiet
night at home. Register early, this program fills up!
6-10pm / Cypress Community Center
714-686-1434 / www.cypressca.org

 

San Clemente Village Art Faire First Saturdays

Our artisans offer a beautiful selection of hand-crafted work
which includes photography, fine art, jewelry, woodwork,
botanicals, apothecary, leather, wearables, ceramics, home
decor, fused/blown glass, metal work, and more.
10am-4pm / San Clemente Library
949-395-7008 / www.scdba.org/Village-Art-Faire

 

Downtown Santa Ana Artwalk First Saturdays

Features outdoor festival areas with vendors, pop-up artists, and
performances, dancing under the stars, and over 20 art galleries
and studios with rotating art shows and performances and live
music. 2nd Street Promenade Stage features local artists.
5-10pm / 125 N. Broadway
www.dtsaartwalk.org

 

Pacific Coast Run Walk Club Second Saturdays

All levels are welcome, whether you’re running, walking, or
pushing a stroller. Children and friendly dogs are also welcome.
There will be raffles and treats after each run walk.
7:30am / Paséa Hotel & Spa Lobby, Huntington Beach
909-367-9546 / [email protected]

 

Bolsa Chica Conservancy Public Tour Last Saturdays

Explore the beauty and importance of the Bolsa Chica Wetlands
on this monthly guided tour! Learn about the site’s rich
history, unique wildlife, and role in coastal conservation as an
experienced guide leads you through this vibrant habitat.
10am / 3842 Warner Ave., Huntington Beach
714-840-1575 / www.bolsachica.org

 

Anaheim Cars and Coffee Classics First Sundays

Event Highlights Include: Classic Car Display, Best of Show
Contest and Award Ceremony, Curated Vendor Line-up, Live
DJ, Shopping and Food at local shops.
8am-12pm / Center Street Promenade
714-956-3586 / www.downtownanaheim.com

 

 

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