Old Town Temecula Community Theater Announces 2026-27 Season

TEMECULA, CA — The Old Town Temecula Community Theater has announced its 2026-27 season, with performances ranging from tribute concerts and ballet to cultural celebrations and family entertainment. Tickets are available at the theater, 42051 Main St. in Old Town Temecula, and online at TemeculaTheater.org.

The 22nd season of Temecula Presents will officially open Oct. 1 with Led Zepagain, a Led Zeppelin tribute band. Singer Debby Holiday will take the stage Oct. 2 for a performance celebrating Tina Turner, known as the Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll.

The season’s cultural programming will begin Sept. 27 with Mariachi Herencia de México in recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month. The internationally acclaimed ensemble combines traditional mariachi music with a contemporary bicultural perspective.

Other cultural performances include “Freedom Riders: The Civil Rights Musical,” scheduled for Feb. 20 as part of the theater’s celebration of Black history, and Puahi’s Polynesian Dance on May 8 in recognition of Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

The theater’s Dance Series will begin Nov. 6 with Step Afrika!, which combines stepping, rhythm, storytelling and audience participation.

Reverb Tap Company will return to Temecula on Jan. 30 with a combination of tap dance and contemporary choreography under the direction of Leah Silva.

State Street Ballet will close the Dance Series on April 24 with “The Jungle Book Ballet.” The company’s previous Temecula engagement sold out, according to the city.

Tribute performances will continue throughout the year as part of the theater’s Legends Series.

Scheduled shows include Bee Gees Fever on Jan. 8, “That’s What I Like: Bruno Mars Tribute” on Feb. 22, Forever Cher’d on March 27 and Kings of Queen on June 10.

The season will also include big band concerts, theatrical performances, holiday programs, family entertainment and special events, city officials said.

“The Old Town Temecula Community Theater remains committed to enriching the community through outstanding live performances that educate, entertain, and inspire,” the city said in announcing the season. “Every performance is an opportunity to connect, celebrate, and create lasting memories through the shared experience of live entertainment.”

For additional information, contact the Temecula Theater ticket office at 866-653-8696.