Events in Antioch, CA

The Antioch Mobile Farmer's Market brings the fresh harvest of local growers to the Nick Rodriguez Community Center, offering seasonal, nutritious produce at accessible prices. Centered on expanding access to locally sourced food while supporting the livelihoods of area farmers, the market accepts cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. Shoppers who participate in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment programs receive a 50 percent discount through the Fruit & Veggie Savings Program.

Locally grown, seasonal produce is brought to Pittsburg through a mobile farmers market set up at the Pittsburg Health Center. The truck is located outside the Los Medanos College Healthcare District Community Garden. Shoppers can expect fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables at accessible prices. Payments are accepted by cash, credit card, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. A 50% discount is available for participants in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, and Unemployment programs. The market expands access to wholesome, locally sourced food while supporting the well-being of the community and the livelihoods of area farmers.

Open to all with no entry fee, this classic trivia showdown has each table facing off against the rest of the room using everyday know-how. The team with the highest score earns a prize. There is no need to attend with family, just bring your best quick-thinking answers and enjoy the friendly competition.

Experience Singo, a music-powered twist on bingo where quick 35-second song clips set the pace. If a clip matches a song on your card, mark it, and keep listening until someone gets five in a row to win a prize. It is free to play and easy to jump into.

At Dave & Buster's in Concord, CA, a live host runs a competitive, phone-based trivia game featuring multiple rounds, including image and music questions. Participants submit answers on their phones to earn points, and a live leaderboard displays rankings throughout. Topics span pop culture, sports, history, science, and other subjects. Teams of up to six can play together, and winners receive prizes. There is no cost to participate.

This book club meets every Wednesday to discuss The Yamas and Niyamas by Deborah Adele. Over 32 weeks, the program goes beyond reading and supports participants in bringing the teachings into everyday life. It is free for members, and non-members can participate for $20 per month.

Cheergyms is offering a four month Fall Cheer Teams program for young athletes ages 3 to 12. No prior experience is needed. It is presented as a fun and exciting seasonal activity for kids.

Head to Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill Brentwood for Singo, a music-based bingo night where 35-second song clips replace the usual numbers. When a track on your card plays, mark it off and race to be the first to complete five in a row to win a prize. It is free to participate and offers an easygoing, lively way to enjoy familiar tunes with a game-night twist.

At Todos Santos Plaza, a farmers market pairs with free outdoor concerts in the park, showcasing Bay Area musicians across salsa, jazz, zydeco, blues, and more. Visitors will find a wide range of food and drink options. Complimentary parking is available at the Todos Santos Parking Center and the Grant St. Garage, and the plaza is a brief walk from BART.

This weekly series features live musical performances.

Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming community where a strict preacher has enforced a prohibition on dancing. As Ren adjusts to a new high school, he clashes with rules aimed at controlling the town’s youth and catches the eye of the minister’s rebellious daughter, provoking her boyfriend and stirring suspicion among locals. The story contrasts a father mourning the son he lost with a young man longing for the father who left, highlighting the value of listening to young people while offering guidance. This stage adaptation is by Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie, based on Pitchford’s original screenplay, and includes songs by Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins, and Jim Steinman.

A handpicked marketplace in Downtown Brentwood showcases artisan makers and small businesses, with live music setting the tone. Families can enjoy free face painting and capture a keepsake at the photo spot by Soirée Love. The market takes place alongside the Brentwood Farmers’ Market, making it easy to browse unique goods while also picking up fresh produce, fruits, and vegetables. It offers a friendly way to connect with neighbors and support local creators at The Makers Boulevard.

Georgia Somers leads a fall themed watercolor card class focused on creating handmade cards with Art Impressions stamps and watercolor markers. The cost is $35. Please bring a bone folder, liquid adhesive or tape, and pop foam. All other supplies will be provided during class.

Georgia Somers leads a hands-on class on creating winter themed watercolor cards using Art Impressions stamps with watercolor markers. The cost is $35. Please bring a bone folder, liquid adhesive or tape, and pop foam. All other supplies will be provided during class.

Rob Zombie brings a high-octane show to Concord, packed with punishing riffs, towering visuals, and a sinister carnival vibe that transforms the outdoor setting into a full-on spectacle. The intensity runs from the first moments and builds toward massive, shout-the-chorus peaks that light up the crowd. Marilyn Manson is also on the lineup, adding another dose of dark, theatrical rock to a stacked night. Early arrival helps secure a good spot before the lights drop and the momentum kicks in.

Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson bring the Freaks on Parade Tour to Toyota Pavilion at Concord in Concord, California. This joint concert presents both artists on the same bill.

Lobster lovers in Brentwood can catch the Cousins Maine Lobster truck during Food Truck Wednesdays for a tasty stop and easy ordering. Contactless orders can be placed through the mobile app for same-day, posted events, and pickup is available at the designated window at your selected time. App ordering usually opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous stop has wrapped up, and availability may be limited at times. Walk-up orders are always welcome at the truck window. Payments are accepted by major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program where points toward free food are earned automatically with app orders, or by scanning your app loyalty card at the window during checkout.

This weekly series features live music performed in person.

The Boots & BBQ Festival brings country flair to Antioch's Waterfront Rivertown District with a day of live music, a local barbecue cook-off, the Rotary of the Delta sixth annual cornhole tournament, line dancing, a kid-focused zone, offerings from Rivertown restaurants, artisan makers and vendors, barbecue food trucks, and a beer and wine garden. Vendor, cook-off, and cornhole registrations are open.

The American Legion Auxiliary Casino Night offers an evening of gaming fun with drinks, food, music, dancing, and more. All proceeds benefit the American Legion Auxiliary, supporting The American Legion and honoring the sacrifice of those who serve by enhancing the lives of veterans, service members, and their families at home and abroad. Tickets are $90 per person at the early rate and $100 thereafter. Attendees must be 21 and over.

CPR leads a community pack walk where some of its adoptable dogs will be on the trail, and all breeds are welcome. The group meets in front of the restrooms at Antioch Community Park, then follows a full loop around Contra Loma Reservoir, covering 3.6 miles in about 1.5 hours. These walks offer a chance to socialize dogs, connect with other dog owners, ask questions, and possibly meet a new companion for an existing pup. Participation is free. Free parking is available in the lot near the baseball field at the park, while other lots in the area may have a fee. Please respect the space of other dogs and ask before allowing greetings. Bring poop bags, wear comfortable shoes, carry water for people and pups, and use a standard leash no longer than 6 feet with no flexi leads. For help finding the group, call (510) 463-4277.

Live musical performances take place each Thursday, offering a weekly showcase for music lovers.

The Tamsen Donner Band closes out the last Music On The Patio night at Legends at Diablo Creek. It is Paella Night, with Joe Fernandez preparing his paella, and drink specials will be available to go with the music.

Build a Halloween-themed scrapbook album with the new Graphic 45 BOOtiful Greetings collection in a hands-on class led by Jasmine Abusafieh at Lori’s Craft Shop. The fee is $75 and enrollment is limited to 10 participants. Please bring liquid adhesive, a tape runner, and pop foam.

Mark three decades of the Spice Girls with a high-energy tribute filled with hit songs, eye-catching costumes, and nonstop fun. The celebration keeps the momentum going, encouraging plenty of singing and dancing while honoring the enduring spirit of girl power. Enjoy a joyful salute to the iconic group from start to finish at Brentwood Theatre.

Roxette takes the stage at Toyota Pavilion At Concord in Concord, CA.

Roxette takes the stage at Toyota Pavilion at Concord in Concord with a feel-good blast of 80s and 90s pop rock. Expect soaring choruses, catchy melodies, and songs that still shine, creating a big, upbeat atmosphere. The show is crafted for both longtime fans and first-time listeners, blending timeless hooks with a generous dose of nostalgia.

A benefit car show presented by Disciples Car Club Ministry and Rivertown Community Church brings together classic cars and custom builds, family friendly activities, and community impact. Highlights include a kids zone, opportunity drawings, a pie eating contest with cash prizes, and awards and trophies, followed by a roll out to close the event. Vehicle registration is available, with early registration priced at $30 and day-of registration at $35. Vendor spaces are offered for businesses and product showcases, and food vendors are not needed. Proceeds support sending men to camp and providing holiday gifts to families in need through the Adopt-A-Family outreach. Registration is managed exclusively by Rivertown Community Church, and communications from any other individuals should be considered fraudulent.

The Art Life Halloween Crop offers a day of creative fun at the Clubhouse in Concord. Special kits are included, along with a project class that gets you creating right away. Invite friends for a relaxed, social crop experience. More details will be shared soon.

MOMS Club of East County presents its annual Trunk or Treat at the Antioch Community Center, benefiting Be Exceptional Programs, which provides inclusive and adaptive programs for individuals with disabilities and their families. Families can enjoy creatively decorated trunks, candy and non-candy treats, a petting zoo, sensory-friendly activities, children’s games and activity stations, food vendors, voting for favorite trunks, and other seasonal fun. Admission is free, and preregistration is encouraged to help plan for attendance, candy, and supplies. Guests can cast votes for favorite trunks by making donations, with all voting proceeds supporting Be Exceptional Programs, and prizes awarded to the trunks that receive the highest donation totals. Organizers are seeking decorated trunk hosts from businesses, organizations, families, and community groups, along with volunteers, community sponsors, in-kind support, food vendors, and donations of individually wrapped treats. Trunk themes should be child friendly and may include carnival-style games and interactive experiences, and decorations must not include blood, gore, graphic imagery, or realistic weapons. Children must remain under the supervision of their accompanying adult throughout the event.

The Liberty Band Review brings together high school marching bands from across the region for a showcase of field performances that blend music, coordinated movement, and competition. Ensembles present their sound, precision, and teamwork in a series of dynamic shows.

The trailblazing hip hop duo Salt-N-Pepa take the stage with a high-energy set that highlights the impact of women in music. Expect live renditions of fan favorites like "Push It" and "Shoop," along with a dance-ready wave of '90s nostalgia.

A lively open air market offers a welcoming shopping experience with a wide mix of wares and services, a selection of food items, and fresh local produce. Music adds to the atmosphere as you browse, making it a simple way to kick off the weekend.

California USBC members with a new 2025-26 membership can compete in a statewide singles bowling tournament at Lucky Strike Brentwood. Each participant bowls five games on the same pair of lanes. Competition is offered in separate Open and Women divisions, and scoring includes a handicap of 90 percent of 220. A scratch division can be added on site for a $10 cash fee. There will also be a raffle for a ball of your choice from Storm, 900 Global, or Roto Grip. For questions, email info@calusbc.com or call (925) 626-9007.

Bridgehead Cafe sets the scene with upbeat live music suited for dancing, enjoying a meal, or relaxing with a drink. A lively hotspot atmosphere adds to the experience.

Forejour salutes the music of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame groups Foreigner and Journey, capturing the 1980s sound with close attention to detail. This multi media show pairs live performance with videos on screen to bring back the feel of the MTV era. The set includes the 20th century’s most down-loaded track, “Don’t Stop Believing”, alongside power ballads like Foreigner’s “I Want To Know What Love Is” and Journey’s “Faithfully”.

Live music is featured each Thursday.

A Halloween-themed crop offers spooky fun with raffle prizes, a costume contest, and make and take projects. Dinner on Saturday night and dessert on Friday night are part of the schedule, and goodie bags add an extra treat. Friends are welcome. Registration is $149, with an optional extra day available for $25. Nearby hotel options include Hampton Inn, Best Western, and Holiday Inn Express. The cancellation policy permits no cancellations with no exceptions, but you may gift your spot to someone else.

Celebrating its 12th year, Hot Rods 4 Paws is an all ages car show featuring a pet costume contest with registration at the Furry Friends Pet Relief office, a children’s parade, and an awards presentation. This fundraising event supports Furry Friends Pet Relief, which assists families and their pets with free or low cost spay and neuter services, vaccinations, preventive care, and pet food. Participant vehicle registration is available.

At the California Theatre in Pittsburg, Ronstadt Revolution honors the music of 11-time Grammy winner Linda Ronstadt with English and Spanish favorites led by bilingual vocalist Natalie Amaya. The band features seasoned musicians with credits that include work with Elvis Presley, Tina Turner, Sheryl Crow, and Daniel Valdez, who performed as guitarist and vocalist on Canciones de mi Padre. The set highlights hits like Heat Wave, You're No Good, Blue Bayou, and Tu Solo Tú, along with additional selections from across Ronstadt’s catalog. The venue offers tables near the stage with room to dance or theater-style seating, and drinks are available in the refurbished Art Deco lobby.

Contra Costa Halloween Con 2026 offers a family-friendly celebration of pop culture inside the Hilton Concord Hotel ballroom, featuring toys, collectibles, artwork, comics, anime, apparel, games, LEGO and more. Exhibitors will present new items and collectibles from brands and franchises such as Disney, Transformers, Funko Pop, LEGO, Pokémon, G.I. Joe, Marvel, DC, Dragon Ball Z, My Hero Academia and Hot Wheels, along with posters, prints, T-shirts, hats, sports cards, books, classic video games, jewelry, buttons, pins and trading cards. Attendees can take part in a free Halloween cosplay costume contest with cash and merchandise prizes across multiple age groups, with registration handled on site during the event. Children 9 and under receive free admission. Tickets are $12, and advance online purchases include a $2 Toy Buck. Tickets are available online and at the door. Free parking is available at the Hilton. Presented by Bay Area Festivals and American Brick Builders.

R&B artist and rapper Bryson Tiller brings his signature sound to Toyota Pavilion At Concord in Concord. Expect silken vocals layered over brooding, atmospheric production and a performance driven by raw emotion. The set spotlights hits such as Don't, Exchange, and Whatever She Wants, blending fan favorites with immersive R&B moments and a tight, polished live delivery.

At Todos Santos Plaza in downtown Concord, explore a Tuesday market featuring a wide variety of wares, services, and food items alongside fresh local produce. Music adds to the atmosphere as you shop throughout the morning and afternoon.

A bustling outdoor market offers a wide selection of goods and services, food options, and plenty of locally grown produce. Music sets a lively tone for browsing, so shoppers can explore, pick up fresh ingredients, and discover new favorites to kick off the weekend.

A craft and vendor fair with a toy drive at the Brentwood Veterans Memorial Building features local vendors with handmade creations, one of a kind gifts, and seasonal items, a welcoming option for families and an easy way to get a head start on holiday shopping. Hosted by Dillon’s Dream: A World Without Cancer, the event directs proceeds to pediatric cancer patients. Attendees are encouraged to bring a brand new toy that is not gift wrapped to support children undergoing cancer treatment.

Contra Costa Mineral & Gem Society’s annual mineral and gem show offers a weekend of affordable family fun, holiday gift shopping and learning for all ages. Browse vendors with minerals, gemstones, fossils, meteorites, jewelry, beads and slabs. Explore displays, watch demonstrations and step into the fluorescent tent to see rocks glow. Families can enjoy games and creative activities such as rock painting. Door prizes, silent auctions and raffles add to the excitement, and new features are planned this year. More information will be shared as the event draws closer.

The Dillon’s Dream Fundraiser Dinner brings the community together at the Brentwood Veterans Memorial Building for a heartfelt evening supporting children battling cancer. Guests can share a warm meal, connect with others, and contribute to a meaningful cause. Tickets are priced at $40 for adults and $20 for children. Attendees are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to help brighten the days of pediatric cancer patients. Hosted by Dillon’s Dream: A World Without Cancer, all proceeds directly support children and families affected by pediatric cancer.

A weekly series of in-person musical performances presented on a consistent schedule.

At Todos Santos Plaza in downtown Concord, the Concord Farmers Market features Dave “Ouzo” Land alongside a broad mix of vendors. Browse goods, services, and food options, and pick up produce from nearby growers while music adds to the shopping experience.