Murrieta Market Nights
Walk through local vendor booths, food trucks and artisan displays with live music and family activities.
From free family festivals and downtown markets to grape stomps, comedy, concerts and wine-country date nights, these are the September events that are actually worth knowing about.
Only $10 for adults, children 12 and under can RSVP free, and it combines music, vendors, crafts and fall photo opportunities.
A full Temecula Valley Symphony performance in Europa Village’s outdoor Italian setting.
A free, family-friendly Saturday festival at Murrieta Town Square from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Walk through local vendor booths, food trucks and artisan displays with live music and family activities.
Surf City Allstars headline this outdoor tribute night, with Jack French opening and Peltzer Provisions serving food.
Meet local emergency and disaster-service organizations and learn practical ways to prepare your household.
The Champagne Jazz Series continues with an outdoor evening performance in wine country.
René Latin Soul brings salsa, bachata and cumbia, with empanadas, tacos, margaritas, sangria and wine available.
Both cities will hold community ceremonies. Temecula’s remembrance takes place outside City Hall and includes remarks, a video presentation and music from the Great Oak High School Jazz Ensemble.
The ticket includes a harvest buffet, one drink ticket, a live band and the winery’s grape-stomp competition.
Country line dancing takes place in the air-conditioned barrel room. Food, wine and beer are available for purchase.
The two-time San Francisco International Comedy Competition winner brings fast-paced comedy about marriage, parenting, technology and suburban life.
A free family-friendly festival hosted at Town Square Park and Amphitheater.
Unlimited tacos and tequila, desserts, live music and performances fill the Summit Events Center. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley.
More than 50 wines, a beer-and-spirits garden, European-inspired food and entertainment create one of the month’s largest wine-country events.
A full evening of familiar ABBA music in Pechanga’s intimate 1,200-seat theater.
A local TEDx program built around new ideas and the theme “What If?”
Close out the winery’s summer concert season with honky-tonk music, barbecue and a casual vineyard atmosphere.
Live music, local vendors, kids’ activities, crafts, games, fall photos and a grape-stomp photo opportunity fill the vineyard lawn.
The Temecula Valley Symphony performs beneath the stars at Vienza. A $125 dinner package and premium options are also offered.
September 19 has several major events occurring at the same time. Expect heavier traffic around Pechanga Parkway, Rancho California Road and wine country. Give yourself more time than the map suggests, especially if you have a timed entry.
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Disclosure: Exploring Temecula is not the organizer of these events. Schedules, pricing and availability can change. Always confirm the latest information with the official organizer before attending.