Events in Benicia, CA

American Canyon Parks Foundation and the American Canyon Soroptimists are partnering on a new series of easygoing walks at the Wetlands Edge trail. This friendly, social stroll moves at a comfortable pace and focuses on connecting with neighbors and spending time outside. Plan for roughly an hour on a flat, firm gravel path. Dress in layers and wear walking shoes. Meet at the trailhead by the trail information kiosk. All are welcome.

Volunteers come together to serve dinner and take care of cleanup at LifeMoves Mountain View, a respectful and safe interim housing community that partners with Foothills. Because parking on site is limited, carpooling is encouraged. The community provides each household experiencing homelessness a private unit and includes 100 units overall, along with ADA-accessible facilities for case management, educational programs, dining, recreation, laundry, and a pet-friendly area.

A welcoming cornhole night at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Vallejo invites newcomers and experienced players alike. The entry fee is $10, and matches follow a Switchholio format with four PPR round robin games leading into a single-elimination playoff. If 32 or more players attend, brackets will be separated into Uppers and Lowers. Boards are available for warm-ups, and training and guidance are offered for those new to the game. Check-in takes place before games begin. Winners and highlights are shared on the 4BagsIn Facebook and TikTok channels. No outside drinks are allowed.

At the Veteran’s Memorial Building in Vallejo, cornhole players of every level are invited to take part in a friendly night of competition. The format features Switchholio with four round-robin games using PPR to seed a single-elimination bracket, and if there are 32 or more participants the field splits into upper and lower groups. Entry is $10. A halftime feature, the 4BagsIn Rumble, includes a call-the-shot challenge with a drone as the prize, and each attempt is set at 20 percent of the pot. Practice boards are available before play begins, and newcomers can get training on site. Registration is available through Scoreholio, and walk-ins are accepted. Burner accounts are not permitted, and outside drinks are not allowed.

Test your knowledge at a high energy trivia game night at Dave & Buster's in Concord, CA. A live host leads an interactive competition you play on your phone, with questions spanning pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Expect a variety of formats, including image and music rounds, and keep an eye on the live leaderboard to track your ranking. There is no entry fee, and prizes go to the top teams. Form a group of up to six players, collaborate on answers, and strategize your way toward the winning spot in a friendly, fast paced atmosphere.

A weekly play group centered on three year olds and open to children ages two to four, giving little ones a friendly space to meet peers and play together.

Children are welcome to read aloud to Barney, a certified dog who listens attentively and creates a friendly setting for practicing reading. If it rains, the dogs will not attend, so call on the day to confirm.

Presented by the American Canyon Chamber of Commerce, this midweek street celebration returns as an expanded summer series with food truck favorites, pop-up shopping, and live music. Families can enjoy kid friendly activities, while adults can sip local wine, beer, and cocktails from a street side saloon bar. Car enthusiasts will find a showcase of classic cars, and a cornhole tournament is planned with more details to come. Registration for any part of the event is available only through the official American Canyon Chamber website, and the organizers will not ask for direct messages or payment requests.

This monthly meet up offers a caring space for bereaved parents to share and listen. Conversations can include difficult experiences, moments of healing, and the small sparks of joy that affirm love continues. Everyone is welcome exactly as they are. The gathering is held at The Cafe at The Inn. RSVP is appreciated if you plan to attend, and private inquiries are welcome beforehand.

Off the Grid Pleasant Hill brings a relaxed outdoor food experience each week with a rotating lineup of local food creators serving everything from sliders and empanadas to sweet treats. Live music provides an easygoing soundtrack as you sample new flavors, catch up with friends, or plan a simple family night out. Look for community partners and pop-up appearances alongside the vendors. Admission is free, all ages are welcome, pets are welcome, and parking is easy nearby. No reservations are needed. Located in Pleasant Hill.

Hawaiian music performed by Aldon Sanders fills Table 29 Bistro & Bar, where guests can enjoy dinner and drinks while he plays favorite songs.

The American Canyon library hosts a community tabletop gaming club where enthusiasts can play a wide range of tabletop games together. The library will provide a selection of games, and participants are encouraged to bring their own to share with others. It provides an opportunity to meet new people and enjoy favorite games. The club meets twice a month on the second Friday and the third Saturday.

Table 29 Bistro & Bar presents live music from American Canyon's own The JFA Band. Guests can enjoy dinner and drinks while the band performs a mix of popular hits.

Spartan DEKA partners with M’Powered by Coach Mary in Concord to present a performance-focused fitness challenge that turns testing into a game and a celebration of progress. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional stations and no running, offering a clear way to measure how you stack up. Complete the course to log a DEKA STRONG mark, then use it as a benchmark while preparing for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

There is no cost to attend this art and wine festival.

This celebration of ancient Egypt brings to life royal dynasties, hidden treasures, and timeless wonders. The Concord Pharaohs Festival features food, live entertainment and music, family activities, photo opportunities, and raffles, all centered on the world of the pharaohs. Families and friends can explore attractions inspired by thousands of years of history and mystery.

Community Cat Advocates brings adoptable cats and kittens to the Vallejo PetSmart, where prospective adopters can meet them in person. The rescue is 100% volunteer run and foster based, with cats and kittens living in homes when not at adoption events. Every adoption includes spay or neuter, testing, microchipping, vaccinations appropriate for age and time in rescue, deworming, and flea treatment. Approved applicants may arrange adoption appointments at the Vallejo PetSmart for specific cats. For questions or to request an adoption application, email CCA.AdoptionTeam@gmail.com.

Compete in a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament or enjoy the action from the sidelines. Sign-ups are available before matches begin, followed by tournament play. Open to participants ages 8 and older. The tournament takes place in the Doña Benicia Room. Individuals with epilepsy, a history of seizures, or other unusual reactions to flashing lights or patterns should consult a doctor before playing, and all users should review the Health and Safety Information in the system settings before using this software.

Contra Costa Vintage Market brings together a curated lineup of Bay Area vintage dealers for a day of treasure hunting, local shopping, and relaxed community connection. Set in downtown Lafayette, the market spans two adjacent parking lots on opposite sides of the same block, surrounded by brunch spots, cafes, bars, restaurants, and independent boutiques. Admission is free, with complimentary street parking and free BART parking, and the location is accessible via BART at Lafayette Station. Browse finds from thirty experienced vintage vendors while four live musicians set the mood. Enjoy nearby dining, a beer garden at the Roundup Saloon Bar, and a family game room at All Ages Play. Event maps are available at the Vintage Vida Store.

A community economic development meeting in American Canyon offers a welcoming forum for local business owners, residents with big ideas, and community leaders to help shape the city’s roadmap for growth, sustainability, and prosperity. The discussion will focus on strengthening and expanding existing businesses, attracting new investment and jobs, and encouraging entrepreneurship through support for startups and small business innovation.

Held in the Children's Section of the Library, this storytime is designed for families with toddlers ages 2 to 3. Sessions run about 20 to 25 minutes and feature short stories, songs, and simple fingerplays. Caregivers and children take part together, sitting close to make it easy to follow along. Afterward, toddler-friendly books are available to borrow.

A short storytime takes place in the library's children's area, offering about 10 to 15 minutes of songs and read-alouds. Everyone sits on the floor so babies can cuddle in a lap and participate through simple movement and play. After the stories, there is time to chat with other parents of babies.

Cheergyms presents a four month fall cheer team program for children ages 3 to 12. No previous experience is required, and families are welcome. It offers a friendly way for kids to get involved in cheer this season.

This monthly series hosted by Carquinez Village features a different guest speaker each time. Updated details are available on the Carquinez Village website. The program is free and open to all and takes place in the Doña Benicia Room.

At Todos Santos Plaza, a farmers market pairs with free live concerts in the park, featuring Bay Area musicians across salsa, jazz, zydeco, blues, and more. There are plenty of food and beverage options. Free parking is available at the Todos Santos Parking Center and the Grant St. Garage, and the plaza is within walking distance of BART.

Blue Collar Rockers appears at Legends at Diablo Creek.

SmorgyMusic Guitar Duo brings decades of live performance experience to the SpringHill Suites Summer Music Series. Napa-born Smorgy has opened for legendary acts and performed across Europe and beyond, and now shares engaging music throughout Napa and the West Coast. The event is open to everyone and features live SmorgyMusic with food and drinks in a Napa Valley setting, with sing along fun in the mix.

An uplifting summer gathering centered on community and compassion brings supporters together for lunch and a live concert, all in service of A Place-2-Live’s mission to help local families secure the support needed for stable housing. Expect an afternoon shaped by connection, music, and purpose. Funds raised benefit A Place-2-Live programs and services that assist individuals and families in overcoming housing barriers.

The Spazmatics SF return to the Lafayette Art & Wine Festival for their 16th consecutive year. Look for their performance on the Bank Stage.

The Hall of Fame Induction Dinner honors individuals whose accomplishments and dedication reflect the high standards of College Park athletics and the enduring Falcon legacy on and off the field. Established in 2007 by the Falcon Foundation, the College Park Hall of Fame preserves program history and recognizes those who embody the values of Courage, Pride, Honor, and Sacrifice. Admission is $80 per person, with table options available at $625 for eight or $550 for seven with an inductee. For information or questions, email cpfalconfoundation@gmail.com.

Downtown Lafayette comes alive with art, live music, and local flavor at the Lafayette Art & Wine Festival. Attendees can explore 250 artist and craft booths, enjoy kid zones, and sip a wide selection of California wine varietals and craft beers while four stages feature performances by more than 20 bands. Local dining and shopping add to the experience, and admission is free. The festival is a short walk from the nearby BART station and connects easily to local bike trails. Free parking is available in the BART station lots with a convenient walk or a free shuttle to the grounds, and complimentary bike valet service is provided. It is BARTable. This community celebration raises funds for local education and nonprofit causes. All purchases take place in person during festival hours, including festival drink glasses which are sold only on site. Do not send money in advance for entry, merchandise, or vendor deposits. Requests for payment via apps or messaging should be treated as fraud. Produced by the Lafayette Chamber.

Dave Ouzo Land brings vintage rock and roll with a country twist to The Blue Room at Harvest Moon Studios in an intimate concert setting. The Blue Room series gives each show a theme, and this edition celebrates hats. Attendees are encouraged to wear anything from elegant to over the top. Judges from Blue Tree Records and Downtown Music will select a standout hat for a prize. The winner then meets Dave in a playful head to head hat challenge called Beat Ouzo, and if the crowd decides their hat tops his, there is an extra reward. A brief welcome from Michael Peterson, founder of Harvest Moon Studios and Blue Tree Records, precedes the music. Dave performs two sets with a short intermission. After the show he will be available for photos, questions, and merchandise signing. Seated general admission is $40 per person and includes a hosted bar with beer, wine, ouzo, and nonalcoholic options, along with door prizes and giveaways. A livestream option is available for $30. A variety of eateries nearby makes it easy to enjoy a meal before or after the concert.

These single-evening improv classes encourage participants to push their boundaries, meet new people, enjoy a drink, and share some laughs. They are open to improvisers at every skill level. A 2026 Yes, And Wine Flex Pass is available for preferred Flex Enrollment or drop-in across three classes, and it includes a THT wine tumbler.

Step into the studio and share poems suitable for live radio on OZCAT Radio. The session is hosted by DJ Lala, Kathleen Herrmann, and Tom Stanton. Poets sign up at the studio, then take turns at the microphone for up to three minutes each, with the possibility of multiple rounds depending on participation. The show can be heard worldwide through TuneIn or locally in Vallejo on 89.5 FM. Please note that the studio is in a historic home with access via a short staircase, and there are dogs and cats on the premises.

Step into Benicia’s past as the market buzzes with activity at History Corner, a pop-up at the Benicia Farmers Market created by the Benicia Historical Society and the Museum of History Benicia. Meet representatives from local history organizations, learn about upcoming programs and exhibits, and explore stories that spotlight the people and places that have shaped the city. Whether you live here, love history, are visiting, or are simply wandering the stalls, this welcoming spot offers a chance to connect, discover, and see how Benicia’s heritage continues to influence the present.

Adult readers gather in the Edna Clyne Room for a conversation-focused book club devoted to mysteries, spanning crime fiction, thrillers, and timeless whodunits. Participants read the selected title beforehand, then dive into thoughtful discussion, compare theories, and swap recommendations to discover new authors. The tone is welcoming and centered on open dialogue.

Poetry By the Bay is a monthly open mic held every fourth Thursday at the Mira Theater. Poets can share their work live on stage, and audience members can support the local spoken word community.

Maker Faire Bay Area celebrates its 20th year at Mare Island Naval Shipyard with its largest edition yet. The event brings together thousands of makers to showcase AI projects, retro technology, robotics, biohacking, and whimsical Rube Goldberg creations. Highlights include walking robots, rocket launches, and plenty of sparks, all celebrating curiosity and creativity.

Heartless, a tribute to Heart, brings the music of Heart to Mountain View's Concerts on the Plaza. This family friendly performance features a set of Heart songs.

This collaborative, one-day challenge in Pleasant Hill, California centers on creating a vertical, improvised dramatic film from start to finish. It welcomes professionals and newcomers to work together on set and behind the scenes. All participants receive IMDB credit, and the completed film will be shared on social media with the possibility of a screening at the BASH Film Festival. The day also includes networking, food, and material for a reel. Advance registration is required.

Yesterday 2Night Productions presents Stroll Down Penny Lane: A Paul McCartney Tribute, a live performance accompanied by films. The program spans McCartney’s career, from early influences to the Beatles, through Wings and beyond. It also includes selections that have never been performed in concert by anyone. Tickets are available now.

Explore the presence of nonhuman beings that share the planet, including fairies, elves, gnomes, and mermaids. This introductory experience looks at their cultures and roles on Earth and considers how gaining insight into them can deepen self-understanding and support a more tolerant world that honors all beings. It also serves as a prerequisite for Healers Academy.

push / PRACTICE ! Mixed Media Workshop at Studio 55 Martinez offers an interactive studio session led by Carl Heyward and Akiko Suzuki. Drawing on time spent in Italy and New Mexico, they present fresh techniques while encouraging participants to create work that expresses their own voice rather than echoing the instructors. Core materials are provided, and attendees may bring any preferred additional supplies. Tuition is 215 USD, with a 20 USD materials fee collected at the workshop.

Set on the Island, this afternoon gathering features quality wines, tasty food, and a live performance from Time Bandits. The atmosphere leans into a lively party with room to dance, so comfortable shoes are a smart choice.

Pop-In Playtime is a monthly drop-in for babies and toddlers, featuring toys, sensory bins, cozy play mats, and plenty of free play for exploration and discovery. Caregivers can relax and connect while little ones enjoy a safe, welcoming space. For ages 6 months to 4 years. Caregivers must stay with their child. In the Doña Benicia Room. Funding for this event is provided by the Friends of the Benicia Library.

This series brings music to Castro Street in downtown Mountain View. The sounds carry along the block, creating a relaxed, street-side atmosphere for anyone spending time in the area.

A community pride meetup at Fusion Pizza offers a buy-your-own-pizza night organized by Anna Bergman and Judith Learner. This new monthly gathering is designed to bring people together while supporting a diverse business. The organizers ask attendees to let them know if they plan to come.

The Tamsen Donner Band performs during the last Music On The Patio evening at Legends at Diablo Creek. Joe Fernandez will be cooking paella, and drink specials will be offered.

Pedal for a purpose at the 17th annual Bike the Bridges | Bands & Brews, supporting Special Olympics Northern California. Choose from four picturesque route options and ride alongside area cyclists, local businesses, community groups, and Special Olympics NorCal athletes. After the ride, celebrate at Bands & Brews with live music, food, and drinks. Participation helps Special Olympics NorCal offer free programs throughout the year for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and share the joy of sport.

At Martinez Farmers' Market, explore an outdoor selection of wares, services, and food items alongside fresh local produce, with music to enjoy while you shop. Dave Ouzo Land is part of this market day.

The Lafayette Chamber Nonprofit Network hosts a meeting at Creekside Commons focused on strengthening the work of nonprofits. Participants connect with peers, exchange insights, and explore practical approaches that support effective missions. Leaders from large organizations and foundations engage alongside teams from small and newly launched nonprofits, creating space for collaboration and shared learning. The discussion topic will be announced. Registration is required. Chamber members attend at no cost. Guests may join their first meeting for free, then either become members or pay a $20 guest fee for each additional meeting.

The SKECHERS Wicked Wine Run brings together a day of movement and camaraderie with wine and sweeping vineyard scenery. All paces are welcome, from walkers to runners, creating a friendly, memory-filled atmosphere. Participants who are registering can choose Team Bay Area Neary Khmer Hikers.

The Art Life Halloween Crop brings a Halloween-themed day of creative fun to the Clubhouse in Concord. Special kits are included, along with a project class to help guide a featured make. The event is designed as a social crop where friends can spend the day creating together. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.

Salt-N-Pepa present a set of their best-known tracks that highlights the influence of women in music. The performance features live versions of favorites like "Push It" and "Shoop" with a nostalgic 1990s vibe.

Spend a day on the fairways at The Golf Club at Moffett Field for KDI’s fourth annual charity tournament, played as a four-person scramble with a shotgun start. The event supports Humane Society Silicon Valley by funding work that saves animals, helps families stay together, and improves the future of pets and the people who care for them. Registration includes 18 holes, a golf cart, range balls, a boxed breakfast, drink tickets on the course, and a post-round social with a barbecue meal. Entry also comes with a raffle chance for prizes. Tickets are $135 per golfer, $265 per twosome, and $500 per foursome. A REAL ID or a United States passport is required to pass through the NASA gates to access the course.

This one day short film challenge in Pleasant Hill, California brings together filmmakers, crew, actors and writers to form teams, create a movie and compete. The completed projects are shown on a local big screen. Everyone who attends receives IMDB credits after the screening. Advance registration is available.

A community run features a 5k and a 2 mile fun run and walk through downtown Lafayette, plus a 10k that loops around the Lafayette Reservoir. A virtual option called the Reservoir Challenge is also available. The Lafayette Reservoir is closed for the 10k runners on race day. Early bird pricing is available. The first 100 students to register from each school receive a voucher at packet pickup for one quarter pound of bulk candy from Zoonie’s Candy Shop. The top two finishers in the 5k and the 10k in each gender earn a $50 Sports Basement gift certificate. Schools can compete for additional beneficiary checks, with $500 awarded to the school with the most registrations by a set deadline and to the school with the most registrations overall, plus another $500 to the school that shows the biggest increase in runners compared to last year. High schools are included. Schools in the early finish line competition include Burton Valley Elementary, Happy Valley Elementary, Lafayette Elementary, Springhill Elementary and Stanley Middle School. A Healthy Lifestyles Health Fair runs alongside the races in the Lafayette Circle area and features vendors, kids’ activities and more. Presenting sponsors include the Lafayette Chamber, Oakwood Athletic Club and the City of Lafayette.

Chamber Connectors offers a focused networking session for professionals who want to build referral relationships and grow their business. Lafayette Chamber members have the chance to spotlight their companies, hear from peers, and make connections that can lead to new customers. The format typically includes brief introductions from each business to the whole group, then time to mingle and continue conversations informally. Registration is required. There is no fee for Lafayette Chamber members. Guests may attend their first Lafayette Chamber event or meeting at no charge, then may choose to join the Lafayette Chamber or pay a $20 guest fee during registration.

A full weekend of ETS Obstacle Challenges features in-hand and mounted events. Camping and a limited number of pens are available Friday through Sunday nights. Registration is offered, and participants can prepay ground fees, including the drug fee, arena use fee, camping, and pens.

Kick off the weekend with an early-morning visit to a lively new market featuring delicious foods and fresh, locally grown produce. Families can enjoy a dedicated kids zone, and music will keep the atmosphere upbeat.

A competitive filmmaking event brings together filmmakers, crew members, actors, and writers to form teams, create a movie, and watch it on a local big screen. All attendees receive IMDB credits after the screening.

Witch Way to Mocktails at White Barn Home offers a festive, alcohol-free tasting experience. Dress in a witch hat, a witch costume, or any Halloween outfit and visit participating stores to enjoy complimentary signature mocktails. A roster of participating businesses, a map, additional details, and an option to register for an event reminder are available.

Paranormal investigator and author Jeffrey Dwyer, Ph.D., leads a talk that delves into the mysteries and legends tied to Mare Island, one of the Bay Area’s historic locations. He examines unexplained occurrences, ghost tales, and accounts of hauntings connected to Mare Island and other historic sites across the San Francisco Bay Area. Drawing on years of investigative work, historical research, and firsthand experiences, he presents a careful look at stories that continue to capture the curiosity of visitors and residents. An established author, researcher, and public speaker, Dr. Dwyer has appeared on more than 100 radio programs and has been featured on the Discovery Channel and Travel Channel. The program welcomes skeptics, history enthusiasts, and those who believe in the paranormal, offering a distinct perspective on Mare Island’s past. The event takes place at St. Peter’s Chapel. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door. MIHPF members can request a discount code by email. No physical tickets will be issued, and check-in will be by name at the entrance. Please note that St. Peter’s Chapel is a historic structure and is not wheelchair accessible. Entry involves steps at the front, and there are additional interior steps, including areas near the altar and organ.

At Dan Foley Cultural Center, the Willie B. Adkins Scholars Program marks its 40th anniversary, celebrating four decades of legacy, leadership, scholarship, and excellence. This evening reflects on the path that built the program, recognizes today's accomplishments, and commits to the continued success of its scholars.

Set at Pleasant Oaks Park, this trick-or-treat style 5K and 10K invites adults and families to explore Pleasant Hill’s Poet’s Corner in teams of one to five or on their own. A headlamp or flashlight is recommended as participants make their way to decorated displays around the neighborhood and answer easy multiple choice questions at each stop. The 5K features roughly 20 checkpoints, while the 10K includes about 36. Refreshments and time to socialize await at the finish.

King David Martin and Queen Katie “Cool Lady” Martinelli present a formal celebration honoring the musicians, performers, supporters, and friends who help keep Ozcat Radio alive at the heart of the community. The Emerald Ball commemorates 20 years of Ozcat Radio, Vallejo, and the enduring power of the arts. The celebration is set at Redman Hall in downtown Vallejo. Attire follows the Emerald Elegance theme, with formal dress requested. It all reflects the spirit that there is no place quite like Ozcat Radio.

MMG returns for a fall Saturday night. Since it is the weekend before Halloween, this is a chance to try a costume early.

Celebrate toys, anime, and comics at a family-friendly convention at the Benicia Veterans Memorial Building. Children 10 and under receive free admission, parking is free, and photography is welcome. Costumes are encouraged for the all-ages cosplay contest, with signups available earlier in the day at the admissions table. General admission is $10, or $8 when the flyer or coupon shown in the event cover photo is mentioned. Admission can be paid by cash, debit, credit, or Apple Pay.

Downtown Lafayette in California hosts a family-friendly Halloween outing where children and their parents can trick-or-treat at participating businesses. Shops display a Trick-or-Treat Poster to show they are handing out treats, and a full list of locations is available on the event website. The experience is free for everyone and especially recommended for kids 9 and under. Costumes are welcome, and bringing a bag for treats is encouraged.

Hosted at Modern Mystery School- Northern California, this advanced Sacred Geometry training centers on the Core Will Infusion and is intended for practitioners looking to deepen their capacity to serve others. Participants receive instruction to facilitate this modality, which supports clients by cleansing and fortifying the etheric structure for healthier energy, strengthening alignment with the Will of God and the goodness present in life, expanding understanding of the Will of Nature, the Universe, and humanity, sharpening clarity around life’s direction and purpose, and renewing peace through reconnection with the spiritual self and a heightened reverence for life. Prerequisites include completion of Sacred Geometry I through V, certification as a Life Activation Practitioner, and receipt of the Core Will Infusion Activation within the six months prior to the class.

Filmmakers, crew members, actors, and writers gather in Pleasant Hill, California for a one day short film challenge with a competitive focus. Teams collaborate to make a movie in a single day, then watch it on a local big screen. All attendees receive IMDB credits after the screening.

Local women-led businesses come together for a Lafayette Business Women gathering at Little Seeds to exchange insights, build connections, and explore collaboration. Registration is required. First-time guests may attend at no cost, and afterward can either join the Lafayette Chamber or participate as guests for a $20 fee per event. The group is co-chaired by Carine Camara of CARRINNA and Katie Santos of Consulting-Fitness HR. Sponsorship opportunities are available for future events.

This competitive, team-based challenge brings filmmakers, crew, actors, and writers together to create a movie in a single day. The completed films are shown on a local big screen, and everyone who attends receives IMDb credits after the screening.

Connect with local professionals at Chamber Connectors, a Lafayette Chamber networking meetup at Creekside Commons focused on building referral-based business growth. Participants introduce their businesses to the full group, then continue conversations during an informal networking period. Registration is required. Lafayette Chamber members attend at no cost. Guests may attend their first Chamber event or meeting for free, then can become members or pay a $20 guest fee during registration.

Lafayette Chamber Young Professionals welcomes early and emerging professionals, career changers, and new business founders to connect with the local business community while building meaningful relationships and skills. This gathering takes place at El Talpense Mexican Restaurant and features a relaxed Friendsgiving happy hour centered on conversation and networking. Attendees purchase their own food and drinks, and advance registration is required. First-time guests may attend at no cost, then can either join the Lafayette Chamber or pay a $20 guest fee for future meetings. The group regularly meets at Chamber member businesses throughout the area to foster connection and professional growth.

This free, all-ages tribute show features UNCHAINED delivering a high-energy lineup of Van Halen favorites from the David Lee Roth era. The set spans a broad mix of hits, performed with powerful vocals and lively onstage showmanship that channels the band’s classic energy. Aimed at fans of early Van Halen, the performance celebrates the sound and spirit that defined those years.