Big Bear Events: Cars, Concerts, Stars & More

Big Bear has two exciting weekends ahead, filled with classic cars, live music, local history, stargazing and community traditions.


In this email:

  • This Weekend in Big Bear
    • Big Bear Fun Run
    • Free Summer Concert Series
    • Music in the Mountains
    • Fawnskin Music Festival and Chili Cook-Off
    • Old Miners Days at the Museum
  • Next Weekend
    • SkyFest Big Bear
    • Creating Worlds Playwright Festival
    • Conquer the Wall

    • Big Bear Romp
    • Fawnskin Doo Dah Parade
 

This Weekend In Big Bear

Big Bear Fun Run

August 7–9

The Village at Big Bear Lake

 

Big Bear’s car culture takes center stage during one of the community’s most anticipated summer traditions. More than 450 classic, custom and antique vehicles will fill The Village for a weekend celebrating craftsmanship, history and a shared passion for the open road.

 

The weekend includes registration and vendors on Friday, the main car show on Saturday, and an awards ceremony and raffle on Sunday.

 

View Big Bear Fun Run Details

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Free Summer Concert Series

Saturday, August 8 | Event begins at 5:30 PM
Corner of Pine Knot Avenue and Village Drive

 

Keep the Fun Run celebration going with a free evening of rockabilly music in The Village.

  • Reverend Horton Heat
  • The Rhythm Shakers

Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

 

View Summer Concert Series Details

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Music in the Mountains

Saturday, August 8 | 6:30–9:30 PM
Big Bear Discovery Center Amphitheater

 

Enjoy an evening of classic rock under the stars while supporting the Southern California Mountains Foundation.

  • Headliner: Which One’s Pink – Tribute to Pink Floyd
  • Opening Act: Steel Rod

View Music in the Mountains Details

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Fawnskin Music Festival and Chili Cook-Off

August 7–9
Big Bear Moose Lodge in Fawnskin

 

Head to Fawnskin for a weekend of live music and mountain community fun. The Chili Cook-Off takes place Saturday from 12:00–4:00 PM, followed by the Fun Run at 3:00 PM.

 

View Fawnskin Event Information

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Old Miners Days at the Museum

Saturday, August 8
Big Bear Valley Historical Museum

 

Celebrate Big Bear’s Gold Rush history with prospecting demonstrations, games and family fun. Visitors can explore the museum’s historic exhibits and learn more about the people and industries that shaped the Big Bear Valley.

 

View Old Miners Days Details

 

Next Weekend

SkyFest Big Bear

August 14–16 | 12:00–11:00 PM daily

Multiple locations throughout Big Bear

 

SkyFest transforms Big Bear into a three-day celebration of science, discovery and wonder beneath the stars. Meet NASA and Caltech scientists, journey through the immersive AstroDome, enjoy telescope stargazing at Snow Summit and explore night hikes, astrophotography, live art and family activities.

 

View SkyFest Big Bear Details

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Creating Worlds Playwright Festival

August 13–16
Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center

 

The Big Bear Theatre Project presents its inaugural Creating Worlds Playwright Festival—a celebration of original voices and brand-new stories developed in Big Bear.

 

Audiences will be among the first to experience these works as they come to life on stage, fresh from the page. The festival highlights Big Bear as a place where creativity is encouraged and new art is born.

 

View Creating Worlds Playwright Festival Details

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Big Bear Romp

August 13–16
The Lodge at Big Bear Lake

 

Big Bear Romp returns for four days of fun in the mountains, featuring pool parties, themed dances, lake cruises, bowling, live entertainment, vendors and more.

 

View Big Bear Romp Details

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Fawnskin Annual Doo Dah Parade

Saturday, August 15
Fawnskin

 

One of Big Bear’s quirkiest traditions returns to Fawnskin. Expect creative costumes, colorful characters and plenty of small-town fun during this one-of-a-kind community parade.

 

View Fawnskin Event Information

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Conquer the Wall

Saturday, August 15
Snow Summit, 880 Summit Boulevard

 

One mile. Straight uphill. At 7,000 feet.

 

Conquer the Wall invites runners of all ages and abilities to test themselves on one of Big Bear’s most legendary climbs. The course follows “The Wall,” Snow Summit’s steepest ski slope and a route once used by Olympian Ryan Hall during his early training in Big Bear.

 

View Conquer the Wall Details

 

Thank you for helping visitors discover everything happening throughout the Big Bear Valley.

 
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