IE Weekend: Storm Stadium Music Fest; Victorian Steampunk Tea Party

RIVERSIDE AND SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES, CA — To keep your weekend fun and lively, Patch has rounded up some entertaining events going on throughout the Inland Empire — from the western reaches to the mountains, deserts and communities in between.

Some are free. Some have a fee.

Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's slated this weekend from Saturday, Aug. 5 to Sunday, Aug. 6.

Among standout events: the Hometown Country Music Fest at Diamond Stadium, Lake Elsinore; and "Lace & Locomotives" Victorian Steampunk Tea Party in Murrieta.

Always double-check with organizers to confirm events are proceeding as planned .

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Rotary Club Street Festival, Music & Food Trucks: Eastvale

Back to School Bash, Lake Elsinore

Hometown Country Music Fest: Diamond Stadium, Lake Elsinore

El Martillo Press Authors Signing, Barnes & Noble, Montclair Place, Montclair

'Lace & Locomotives' Victorian Steampunk Tea Party: Murrieta

Free Backpacks with School Supplies, Murrieta

Sixth Sense: Meditation & Wisdom with Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Ontario

Catfish Derby: Ontario, San Bernardino & Victorville

'Art of Sleeping On Dirt' Backpacking Trip: Palm Springs

Craft Beer Festival: Palm Springs

'Mushrooms: Keys To The Kingdom Fungi' Exhibit: San Bernardino County Museum, Redlands

Dinner With Tigers: Diamond Valley Lodge, Sage

Old Town Ghost Hunting Tour: Temecula

'Bacon & Leggs' Drag Brunch: Public House, Temecula

Disney's 'The Little Mermaid': Temecula

The Chris Fast Band, Old Town Blues Club, Temecula

BAD CHEMISTRY @ Vitagliano Winery Temecula

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HITTING THE ROAD?

• Los Angeles County Weekend: 5 Immersive Experiences; Pier History Tour; Pride Parade
• San Diego Weekend: Lunch For Swifties; Puppy Yoga; Soul Food Fest
• OC Weekend: Melon Tour; Hatch Chile Roast; Free 'Under Sea' Symphony
• San Francisco Bay Area Weekend: Strawberry Festival; 2 County Fairs; Italian Festa

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