Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Farm is back for the 2026 fall season, giving Redlands-area families a full-scale autumn outing through November 2. Beyond pumpkins, the seasonal destination combines rides, games, a corn maze, food, animal attractions and plenty of fall photo opportunities.

This guide covers what visitors should know before making the trip, including the kinds of activities to expect and why planning ahead can make a busy October visit easier. Check Live Oak Canyon’s current calendar and visitor information before leaving home for updated operating hours, attraction schedules, admission details and any date-specific activities.

Redlands City Council decisions shape development, public services, spending and many of the everyday issues that affect residents. Following those decisions does not require attending every meeting, but it does help to know where agendas, staff reports, meeting schedules and public-comment information are posted.

This practical guide explains how residents can follow the council process using primary City of Redlands materials, prepare before a meeting and understand where to look for official information afterward. It is designed as a neutral starting point for staying informed about local government and the decisions being made at City Hall.

Hangar 24 Redlands turns Saturday, October 10 into an all-day Oktoberfest celebration with beer, food, music and traditional festival games. The ticketed event gives local residents a convenient way to enjoy an Oktoberfest-style outing without traveling far from home.

This preview covers what to expect from the celebration, including German-style lager, German-inspired food and live entertainment, along with practical considerations for planning the day. Anyone considering attending should check Hangar 24’s current event information before heading out for the latest schedule, ticket availability, admission details and any age or participation requirements.

The October 9–11 weekend gives Redlands residents an unusually broad mix of ways to get out of the house. Oktoberfest at Hangar 24, local theater productions, Live Oak Canyon’s fall attractions and other seasonal activities make it possible to build anything from a family afternoon to a full evening out.

This weekend guide brings several of the strongest options together so readers can quickly decide what fits their schedule and interests. Because event times, tickets and availability can change, use the guide as a starting point and confirm final details with the individual venues and organizers before heading out.

Kimberly Crest House & Gardens is one of Redlands’ signature historic landmarks, combining distinctive architecture, landscaped grounds and a tangible connection to the city’s past. The French château-style home remains a popular destination for residents and visitors interested in local history, gardens and historic homes.

This guide looks at what makes Kimberly Crest worth exploring, from its public grounds and house tours to seasonal programs and special events. It also helps visitors plan ahead by pointing them toward current information on tour availability, tickets, hours and upcoming activities before making the trip.

The Haunting of Hill House gives Redlands theatergoers a darker option for October entertainment, bringing Shirley Jackson’s celebrated haunted-house story to the stage during Halloween season. The production offers suspense and psychological unease rather than the lighter family fare that fills much of the fall calendar.

This preview introduces the story and why it fits so naturally into an October night out in Redlands, while helping audiences decide whether the production is right for them. Readers should check the presenting theater’s current schedule and ticket information for performance dates, availability and other details before attending.

The University of Redlands hosts an October 7 discussion that asks a more practical question about artificial intelligence: not simply what AI can do, but where and when it should be used. The program connects AI with geospatial applications while examining economic tradeoffs, risks and responsible decision-making.

For Redlands residents interested in technology, business, mapping or the broader impact of AI, the talk offers a local opportunity to hear the subject discussed beyond the usual hype. This preview explains the focus of the program and where to confirm current University of Redlands event details before attending.