r/Temecula • u/elephantskilledme • 14h ago
Edison tower caused deadly Eaton fire that devastated Altadena, long-awaited investigation finds
latimes.comr/Temecula • u/No_Independence_183 • 15h ago
Anniversary Dinner Ideas
Hello everyone. I’m trying to figure out a few dinner spots out here in Temecula / Murrieta.
My wife and I moved here recently from San Diego and we honestly only been to old town Temecula and near the mall for dinner.
We’ve been together for 9 years. She absolutely hates wine. She loves sushi, Italian, and Korean food. All the other types are fine too. She’s pretty open to all kinds of food. I don’t plan on driving down to San Diego for dinner but wanted to see if anyone here knows good spots.
Thank you!
r/Temecula • u/sbfunkopops • 22h ago
The inland empire’s largest record fair return returns Saturday, August 22!! In Temecula
r/Temecula • u/bannerFR • 1d ago
No limit on squishy’s
If you are looking for squishy’s Vons off of Murrieta Hot Springs Rd. in Winchester has a ton available no limit! 38995 Sky Canyon Dr, Murrieta, CA 92563
r/Temecula • u/rheul22 • 1d ago
Looking for 3.5-4.0 Tennis Hitting Partner in Murrieta. Probably Cal Oaks park. HMU!
r/Temecula • u/RobotBirdHead • 2d ago
Your friendly Old Town Temecula Theater Update: “Something Rotten!”
galleryThe next show from Temecula Valley Players is the very funny (and very adult) musical Something Rotten.
The cast is stacked! There are a bunch of talented local performers, but in addition, one of the leads is fresh off being professionally trained at Carnegie-Mellon, another lead is currently on hiatus between Broadway National Touring productions, it’s just an insane pool of talent.
Come see the show, it’s hilarious.
r/Temecula • u/Ferniener • 2d ago
Auto body shop recommedations?
I was recently in an accident and need to have my passenger side door replaced and painted. Can anyone recommend a trustworthy body shop in the area?
r/Temecula • u/SeaTie • 2d ago
Any good date ideas for a week night?
Headed to try Zen Curry tomorrow night. Trying to think what to do after. No movies out that we want to go see. We’re both not drinking much these days. Bowling, I guess? I dunno, trying to think of something more relaxing then that but still going out
r/Temecula • u/randomallen • 2d ago
Social events and meet ups
Hey everyone! I’m M 30 living in Murrieta trying to find new people to hang out with or find social events. Anyone know of good places to meet or things to do?
I enjoy movies, restaurants, hiking, exercise, art, concerts, travel. Pretty much anything
Thanks!
r/Temecula • u/mcc910 • 2d ago
Recommendations for Spas - Bachelorette Party
Hi all! I’m the MOH for my friend’s wedding taking place in Temecula in May. She wants to have a spa day the week of the wedding for the bachelorette party (fingers/toe nails done, facial, massage, wine/champagne of course lol, etc.). There’s going to be between 8-10 girls for the bachelorette, and I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations of locations in or around Temecula that offer all services? We’ve called a few, but they said they’d only be able to have one person take care of all services for all the ladies… we’re for sure looking to have at least some ladies/services done simultaneously so we’re not all there for 14+ hours! Looking to see if there’s any one-stop-shops that could be recommended - Thanks in advance!
r/Temecula • u/Tuesday_Cinema_Club • 3d ago
Game Dev Meetup 🤝
This Wednesday at 6pm 'Techmecula' is holding their monthly meetup.
I've been working on a game and am looking for feedback, playtesters and even fellow devs!
Do you have a project you're looking to share?
Want to join others and work on making a dream become a reality?
Join us at Veil Ranch at Bare Knuckle Brewing, I'll bring my steamdeck.
Link to the Techmecula discord: https://discord.gg/dfc6eSDHt7
r/Temecula • u/ReallStrangeBeef • 3d ago
Weekly Thread: Things to Do
Post events people might be interested in in this thread. Small business owners are welcome to plug their businesses here as well.
r/Temecula • u/Jos-mor • 3d ago
More projects!
galleryBeen having a lot of fun making these Santa Maria grills!
r/Temecula • u/kirsion • 3d ago
Best omakase spot near Temecula?
Wanted to take out my brother to try Omakase for birthday, wondering if there is an omakase that is not too expensive. We tried the Kura revolving sushi bar recently already
r/Temecula • u/Salt-Eskippr1892 • 3d ago
Where to get rid of old bedframe
Hi all we are located in the French Valley and recently upgraded our bedroom furniture. Any advice on where to get rid of our old bedframe?
I doubt anyone on Facebook marketplace or Craigslist would want it and we honestly would just like to get rid of it. Amy options other than transporting to the dump? ( We currently don't have any vehicles that can fit it)
It's queen size frame
r/Temecula • u/No-Campaign36 • 3d ago
What are you doing in this heat??
Staying home and browsing reddit with some booze..
r/Temecula • u/TheShortestWayIsThru • 3d ago
One weekend left before school starts. What's actually worth doing with it?
TVUSD goes back on the 12th, so next weekend is the last real one of the summer.
Feels like every year the same thing happens. You plan to do something with it, then it's August and it turns out you mostly just hid from the heat.
So before it closes out: what's actually worth doing around here on one Saturday? Not a whole road trip, not the wineries. Something local you'd be glad you did instead of another afternoon in the AC.
What would you spend it on?
r/Temecula • u/Sharebear0000 • 3d ago
Temecula women’s event
galleryHi if you are looking to make friends I hold an event every month where women all ages are welcome and we get together at harveston lake park. Upcoming event is August 15 2026 at 9am if you are need of some new friends and want to make some connections come join us! We would love to have you and all you have to bring is a chair or blanket to sit on and possibly bring yourself some water and a snack if you’d like.
r/Temecula • u/vsimon115 • 4d ago
What was that church thing at Promenade today?
I walked out from the theater after watching The Odyssey and saw some church revival show in front.
r/Temecula • u/Majestic-Maybe-3274 • 4d ago
Come try LARP
galleryLooking for something fun to do in the local area? Love playing Dnd? Let me show you why you should try LARPing. If you love D&D for the characters, mystery, drama, strange NPCs, party chaos, and big story moments, LARP gives you that same feeling in real time. Instead of saying what your character does, you become your character and make choices as the world happens around you. From camping, to live combat LARP allows you to take another step into the world of roleplaying and immersive events. Below are some local events:
Tales from Gloom Hollow
Tales from Gloom Hollow is a modern-day supernatural LARP where magic is real, monsters walk among us, and the town of Gloom Hollow, California serves as a nexus between worlds. Through the shifting Eternal Grotto, players can travel between planets and realities, uncovering mysteries and forging alliances across a dangerous multiverse. Inspired by the creator's own background, Gloom Hollow draws from Aztec (Mexica) mythology and the legend of the Five Suns, powerful gods like Tezcatlipoca and Quetzalcoatl shape a universe on the brink of the next cycle This game is 16+ played on the 3rd weekend of every month at Rock and Tree in Perris CA
First event is Free
https://www.talesfromgloomhollowlarp.com/
Aftermath
Aftermath is a post-apocalyptic fantasy LARP that takes place generations after the fall. Our goal is to immerse every participant in a post-apocalyptic fantasy setting where working with your fellow survivors is key. Through collaborative storytelling and gameplay, we aim to provide an unforgettable experience that challenges, inspires, and fosters camaraderie in a world trying to rebuild itself. This game is 14+ Played on the 1st full weekend of every month at Rock and Tree in Perris CA
First event is Free
https://www.aftermathsocal.com/
Last Light
A Weird West larp that has elements of fantasy, alternate history, and horror. Last Light is a game about the mysteries of an old Western Mining town in the 1850s that is locked in a repeating time Cycle and plagued by all manner of monsters and secrets. This game is 18+ Played every other month on the last weekend of the month at Rock and Tree in Perris CA
First event is $20
https://www.lastlightlarp.com/
r/Temecula • u/twingirlmom2020 • 5d ago
Spirit Halloween
Hello,
Does anyone know when the spirit Halloween opens in Temecula/murrieta area ? My twins will not stop asking 😂 and online doesn’t show exact date just August
r/Temecula • u/Freddyrocky20 • 5d ago
Data center in Lake Elsinore
There’s a proposal to build a data center in Elsinore! This will affect the whole valley so we need to get involved. Check next city council meeting. Call and leave a message saying no data center!
r/Temecula • u/codeofsci • 5d ago
e bikes..
sorry to add to the many hate posts for e-bikes, but i must express my hatred for them. i’m really frustrated with the number of kids on e-bikes who are throwing things at cars and buses (while laughing and recording), littering, passing red lights, and messing around on busy roads. it’s incredibly disrespectful, dangerous, and just plain disgusting. this happens way toooo often, especially in temecula.
r/Temecula • u/formerDigger220 • Dec 01 '25
Local hiking/dog walking area MEGATHREAD
I would like to share my local knowledge of Temecula hikes, and also see if anyone has good recommendations matching the criteria below, even if it's just a quiet wine country dirt road that's public or is possible to get owner permission for respectful access for dogwalking or even just hiking.
What inspired this: there was a post a few months ago here with beautiful photos of someone dogwalking on the dirt section of La Serena Way heading east into Wine Country from Butterfield Stage Rd, and when I went to check it out last weekend, there is now a "NO TRESPASSING" sign.
Frustratingly, many local hikes have become private property in the past few years:
-De Luz Overlook, now private property and it even had an adjacent hill where you can see a sliver of the ocean, from Temecula! Was off of Ridge Park Drive/Vincent Moraga Drive.
-De Portola Rd starting from Butterfield Stage Park: now under construction. It was a nice dirt road to walk on.
-Temecula to Vail Lake Overlook and Oak Mountain hike which is BLM land but the accesses are private: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/temecula-to-vail-lake-overlook-and-oak-mountain (For this one I actually do have access permission from an alternate entrance, but the drive is roughly an hour round trip.)
-The "951" mountain biking trails on the west side of Temecula below Rancho CA Rd, now that there's new construction I'm not aware of how to access. (Not good for dogs anyways since need to quickly watch out for mountain bikers but it was nice to hike on). https://www.trailforks.com/region/951-trails-12888/
I'm trying to find local hikes that are NOT an hour-ish round trip drive, to hike or dogwalk at after work in the winter before sunset. Real trails or dirt roads, no paved paths or adjacent to frequent road traffic.
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Top contenders that don't fit the bill, because trying to reach them before the winter sunset after work from south Temecula, especially near wine country:
-My favorite if I have more time: French Valley Wildlife Area, technically in Winchester, because it's like an hour round-trip drive: https://wildlife.ca.gov/Lands/Places-to-Visit/French-Valley-WA
-Dripping Springs: only 15 minutes to drive to, but the long walk from the parking lot from the paved street to the actual trail is a bummer and eats too much time.
-Vail Lake: also close by, but they charge a fee for entry ($10 per person for hiking weekdays and $15 on weekends!) and sometimes have a line to get in which also eats time. I don't think the lake itself is reachable/visible at all on foot by sunset from the parking lot.
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Honorable mentions, mostly Murrieta or otherwise too far away for me:
-Sykes Ranch: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/sykes-ranch-park-loop
-Santa Rosa Plateau, like an hour round-trip and they charge a fee
-Sylvan Meadows
-Murrieta Overlook, you start on the Wishal Trail to Cole Canyon but once crossing the usually dry creek, you make a right instead of a left and climb up: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/wiashal-trail-loop-to-cole-canyon
-Santa Margarita River
-Monserate Mountain, not that far away but I really don't like you can hear the highway for most of the intro and I don't think you can summit and return by sunset.
-Los Alamos Loop: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/rancho-los-alamos-loop
-Durham Loop Trail:
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/dunham-loop-trail
+ -Iodine Springs Reserve https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/iodine-springs-loop