Events in Antioch today

Enjoy friendly yet competitive pickup soccer with the DeltaX FC community at Worth Shaw Community Park in Antioch. Players from the Nepali community and local residents gather for welcoming matches that focus on fitness, connection, and quality play. All skill levels are welcome. Bring cleats, water, and positive energy. For more details, contact the organizers.

A special jumping session is set aside for little ones and their caregivers at an indoor, air conditioned trampoline park. The setting is relaxed and comfortable so toddlers can bounce away from the bigger kids, while parents enjoy time with their children and catch up with friends. Admission is $15 for one adult and one child up to age 6, which includes two hours of jump time, and each additional child is $3. Ten minutes of play can burn about as many calories as a 33 minute run, leaving plenty of time to connect with other families. Hours may vary on holidays.

Rage Clean brings community members together to remove litter and show pride in their neighborhoods. This collaborative cleanup focuses on caring for local spaces and creating a cleaner, more welcoming environment.

The gathering includes a brief overview of The Logic Lounge, light snacks, a special showing of the film Counted Out, and a facilitated conversation about the movie.

Rockin’ Saturday brings an all ages open jump evening at Rockin’ Jump Roseville, offering plenty of bouncing and laughter with a playful mix of fitness and friendly competition. This indoor trampoline park has options for everyone, from climbing and jumping to dodging and dunking, along with opportunities to unwind and have a snack between activities. Framed as a lively family night out, it features an energetic atmosphere where participants can choose their own pace, whether going all in on the action or taking it easy.

MMG is set to perform at THE SPOT, which was previously called Little Manual's. The venue offers a full bar and a restaurant, along with a spacious layout designed to accommodate performing acts.

This trampoline session is designed for little ones and their caregivers, keeping bigger kids separate for a relaxed experience. Parents can jump with their children in an indoor, air-conditioned space and connect with friends in a low-key setting. Pricing is $15.00 for one parent with a child age 6 or younger, and $3.00 for each additional child.

Unwind with a restorative yoga session set to R&B, led by CynCyn at In-Shape Fitness in Antioch. The class centers on building strength and improving flexibility while you relax to the music. If Mondays are not convenient, weekly virtual sessions can be arranged.

This session is for adults looking to get prepared for major life changes by learning the basics of wills and related planning. Topics include living trusts, wills, durable powers of attorney, naming guardians for minor children, joint tenancies, and ways to help reduce estate taxes and probate fees. Registration is required, and the class runs for 1.5 hours.

Get fresh, seasonal fruits and veggies at the Antioch Mobile Farmer’s Market at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center. The market runs from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM and offers locally sourced produce at affordable prices. Payment options include cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers, and shoppers who participate in qualifying programs can get a 50% discount.

The Antioch Mobile Farmer's Market brings locally grown produce to the Bay Area at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center in Antioch, offering fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables at budget-friendly prices. The market focuses on making nourishing, locally sourced food accessible while supporting community health and the livelihoods of local farmers. Payment options include cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT and VeggieRx vouchers, and a Fruit and Veggie Savings Program provides a 50 percent discount for shoppers who participate in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal or Unemployment programs.

Local farmers bring a mobile market to Pittsburg, setting up at the Pittsburg Health Center near the Los Medanos College Healthcare District Community Garden. Shoppers can choose fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables priced with affordability in mind. Payments are accepted by cash, credit cards, CalFresh or EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. Those enrolled in CalFresh or EBT, WIC, SSI or SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment programs receive a 50 percent discount. The market focuses on access to locally sourced, nourishing food while supporting community health and the livelihoods of local farmers.

Enjoy a family-friendly game that blends bingo with music trivia. Recognize songs to advance in the game, and sing along while you play.

At Dave & Buster's in Concord, this interactive trivia night features image and music rounds and a competitive format hosted live by a game host. Players use their phones to submit answers, earn points, and track standings on the leaderboard while tackling questions on pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. It is free to play, and prizes go to the winners. Teams of up to six can collaborate and enjoy friendly competition throughout the game.

Rockin' Tots reserves trampoline time just for little ones and their parents in a comfortable, low-key, air-conditioned indoor trampoline park. It gives smaller children a chance to jump without the bustle of bigger kids while parents connect and enjoy a relaxed pace. A short burst of play packs a fitness punch too... 10 minutes of jumping with your child can burn as many calories as a 33-minute run, with time left to socialize. Admission is $15 for a parent and one child up to age 6 for two hours of jump time, and each additional child is $3. Holiday schedules may vary.

Come to an informative, empowering workshop focused on elder abuse awareness. It’s designed for older adults, caregivers, and community members, and registration is required. The session is also described as free for senior members, with a $5 fee for non-members.

Rockin’ Jump is offering twice the jump time at a single price. Each participant gets two hours of jump time while paying for only one. Online reservations are recommended to secure a spot because capacity is limited, and payment can also be made upon arrival.

Scrap & Sketch is a hands-on art workshop for ages 8 to 12 where kids turn everyday scraps, doodles, and found objects into their own personalized journals. They’ll learn techniques like collage, creative lettering, and mixed media design to help bring memories and imagination to life. Supplies are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring along scraps, photos, or other personal items to include in their journal. No prior experience is needed.

A 32-week book club centered on The Yamas and Niyamas by Deborah Adele focuses on moving beyond reading to help participants bring the teachings into everyday life. The program is free for members, and nonmembers can participate with a $20 monthly membership option.

Singo brings a music-themed twist to bingo at Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill Brentwood. Short 35 second clips of familiar songs are played, and players mark matching titles on their bingo cards. The first person to complete five in a row wins a prize. It is free to play.

Old Town Pittsburg hosts the Pittsburg Car Show, showcasing classic cars, community fun, and live music from PTK Band. This free community event highlights vintage rides and upbeat tunes for car enthusiasts and neighbors alike.

Eight Acres Kitchen & Bar hosts live music every Thursday night as a standing weekly series.

Dave & Buster's in Concord hosts a Music Bingo game night that replaces numbers with short clips of favorite songs. Use your phone to access a bingo card, listen as the host plays a variety of tracks, and mark the matching song titles on your squares. Admission is free and includes one card per person. Winners receive a mix of prizes, and the playlist leaves plenty of chances to sing and dance along. You must be playing to be eligible for prizes.