Conejo365 Events
Your Events & Entertainment Guide to the Conejo Valley

Part of our response to COVID-19 was to create a series of talks addressing art from a variety of periods, locations and cultures. These lectures are hosted by experts the world over, from Australia to New Delhi and Los Angeles to New Jersey.

Passionate Perspectives is a collection of artwork from the Art Department’s senior class. This virtual exhibit explores each artist’s passion for environmental, political, cultural, or emotional subject matter.

Thingamajig features student printmaking and ceramic processes, from beginning and advanced classes, in a wide exploration of content and composition.

Understanding 20th Century Korean History (which premiered on Saturday, Aug. 29) is available for viewing at this link anytime during 2020.

This film produced by Cal Lutheran as part of the Thousand Oaks One County, One Book program highlighting Lisa See’s “The Island of Sea Women” will include discussions with several women who grew up in Korea and musical performances. Sunyoung Park, an assistant professor in the Graduate School of Psychology, and undergraduate student Courtney Buchanan and her grandmother Katie Lee will share their histories, traditions and culture. Music faculty members Keum Hwa and Soon Kim will perform two Korean folk songs and an original song by an ancestor. The film will be available online starting on Sept. 13, National Grandparents Day, but will remain available after that date. “The Island of the Sea Women” is a historical novel that follows the friendship of two girls in Korea from 1938 to 2008. To view the film or for additional information, go to VenCoLibrary.org/ocob-2020.

This program premieres on Sunday, Sept. 13, National Grandparents Day, a day to honor our ancestors. This prerecorded film is available to view at the website anytime during 2020 after the premiere date.

Unique jewelry pieces handcrafted by our talented Assistance League jewelry team! All items featured are original, crafted with semi-precious stones, beadwork, precious metal clay, and sterling silver. Don't miss this once-a-year event!

Farmer Boys' Thousand Oaks restaurant's Grand Opening Weekend begins with $4 Breakfast Burritos and $3 Big Cheese burgers all day on Friday and Saturday, and culminates with a family-friendly drive-in movie night on Sunday at 7:00 p.m.

This summer, pack a picnic and get out of the house and into the beautiful LA County Regional Parks for a night under the stars at our Drive In Movie series. All events are curated in an infrastructure of socially distanced culture to keep our guests and community safe and healthy.

Parks are alive with bird activity. Over 100 kinds of birds can be found in our area. Please come prepared with a mask, sturdy hiking shoes, water, a hat, and binoculars if you wish. Registration required. Event is free!

Walk to End Alzheimer’s is everywhere — on every sidewalk, track and trail. This year’s event won’t be a large in-person gathering — instead, we invite you to walk in small teams of friends and family while others in your community do the same.

For the annual Oxnard Walk to End Alzheimer’s event, instead of a large gathering, participants are encouraged to walk as individuals or in small groups in their local communities. The Collection is also offering a view-only Promise Garden.

Funds raised in this 28th Annual Golf Classic benefit Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families and its programs serving foster and at-risk youth, along with other Rotary Foundation charities. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, tournament organizers have modified the schedule of events, foregoing cocktail hour and the traditional sit-down dinner following the round of golf – exchanging it for a Wood Ranch gift card, online silent auction, and handing out awards over Facebook live. Non-golfers can support the tournament through browsing and bidding on their online silent auction at www.hope4kids.givesmart.com. The auction will be live Friday, September 25th at 9 AM through Monday, September 28th at 5 PM.

Part experiential, part informational, this workshop will explore the unique ways that music impacts our minds and bodies, how you can use music as a personal resource, and how distinct musical elements are being used to promote wellness locally.

A community forum for the four candidates running for the Conejo Valley Unified School District Board of Education, hosted by THRIVE Conejo. Each candidate will give a prepared statement prior to a moderated question-and-answer session. Event is free. RSVP at website.

Please join us and an esteemed panel of local community and civic leaders who will reflect upon the centennial celebration of the suffrage movement, voter suppression, where women in leadership positions find themselves today, and more.

With two seats on the line, the citizens of Thousand Oaks have the opportunity to make decisions regarding the direction that the city will be heading through these transformative years. In order for you to feel like you’re making the most well-informed decision: Move The Needle and Five07 Coffee Bar & Eatery are presenting a two part series of live streaming for you to hear the candidates current view of the city and some of their ideas moving forward. Rather than a debate forum, we will have two citizens of Thousand Oaks discuss topics that are deemed important to the citizens, businesses, and other local organizations. The round table discussion will be aired through social media so the public can meet all candidates. We will also provide a link to the recording for those that could not attend the live viewing. All eight candidates running for City Council are invited, with the discussion spanning two dates: September 19th and October 3rd. The link for live viewing will be available at www.movetheneedle-ca.org/events.

Explore natural ways to improve your mind, body and spirit. Meet holistic-focused experts, attend workshops, yoga & meditation classes, sample the latest in natural products. Register online for free access to the exhibit hall.

No partner, no problem! This fun workshop will teach you a short Salsa routine that you can use on the dance floor with or without a partner. 18+ $20. Zoom link will be emailed to you when you register.

No partner? No problem! Learn a fun routine to this intoxicating dance.18+ $19. Zoom link will be emailed to you when you register.

The Santa Paula Theater Center’s beloved annual Halloween event GHOSTWALK 2020 will be presented as a virtual streaming “GHOSTWATCH." Presented annually as a theater in the streets seasonal production, GHOSTWALK is an artistic presentation of the history of Santa Paula and features “ghosts” recounting the story of their untimely demise.This year GHOSTWALK will feature individual ghosts filmed at unique locations around Santa Paula and will be Ghost Hosted by Doug Friedlander, one of GHOSTWALK’S most colorful spirits. This year’s GHOSTWALK will be streamed to SPTC’s YouTube channel for public viewing at the following link, https://www.youtube.com/user/santapaulatheaterctr. Those who tune in will encounter a zany collection of lost souls who will thrill them with their “deadtime” stories. The scripts incorporate colorful, historic locations and events about the early Santa Paula residents. This year’s GHOSTWALK event will be a PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN. Reservations can be made by calling the GHOSTWALK Haunt Line at 805-525-3073 after October 1st. Tickets are also available at our website www.santapaulatheatercenter.org and www.ghostwalk.com or via email at [email protected] The ghost stories featured in this year’s production are Bertha by Bill Nash, Take My Life Please by Mitch Stone, Pancho Barnes by Linda Livingston, Josie's Tale by Jeanie Hayes, Red Shoes by John Nichols, Saving Grace by Mary Alice Henderson, and Speak No Evil by Jim Kasmir and Jeff Rack.

We will choose which dance will be covered on the day of. Partner required since we will not be rotating. 18+ $29. Zoom link will be emailed to you when you register

University organist Adan Alejandro Fernandez will perform the music of Bach, Buxtehude and others on the pipe organ.

Enjoy live entertainment, window-less shopping with over 250 vendors. Come see the car show along Wilbur Road and Moorpark Road. Fun, free activities for kids of all ages. Delicious food choices from a variety of food trucks and food vendors. Photo op with super heroes. Free event!

We will cover this romantic Ballroom dance. This is a beginning level class for couples only. 18+ $20. Zoom link will be emailed to you when you register.

Ventura County’s most sparkling event, take in an afternoon of glitz, glamour, and – of course – bubbles! Enjoy your champagne as you browse vintage and designer handbags, jewelry, and hear our Celebrity Guest’s own mentoring story.

University organist Adan Alejandro Fernandez will perform the music of Bach, Buxtehude and others on the pipe organ.

University organist Adan Alejandro Fernandez will perform the music of Bach, Buxtehude and others on the pipe organ.