Events in Brentwood today

Pickup soccer with the DeltaX FC community focuses on fitness, fun, and spirited competition. Players from the Nepali community and local area take part, and newcomers of every skill level are welcome. Expect a friendly vibe with competitive matchups in a supportive setting. Bring cleats, plenty of water, and a positive mindset. For details, please contact the organizers.

Start your weekend with locally-grown produce and goods at the Brentwood Farmers Market. It runs every Saturday rain or shine, with spring and summer hours from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Admission is free, and you can shop for produce from local vendors.

Rage Clean gathers neighbors to remove litter, express community pride, and look after local neighborhoods. The focus is a shared effort to make common spaces cleaner and better cared for.

Join Delta Kids Summer Film Fest 2026 for a screening of The Land Before Time at Delta Theater. This kid-friendly movie event runs for about 1.5 hours and is open to all ages. Tickets are listed at $1 to $2, and attendees are encouraged to double-check event details with the venue in case of any schedule updates.

This gathering features light bites and an introduction to the Logic Lounge, followed by a special screening of the film Counted Out. After the screening, a facilitated discussion explores the movie.

MMG makes its debut at THE SPOT, a new venue in Antioch that was previously called Little Manual's. The venue includes a full bar, a restaurant, and an expansive multi-thousand-square-foot layout designed for performing acts. This event features MMG in a spacious setting with food and drinks available.

Catch The Land Before Time as part of the Delta Kids Summer Film Fest 2026. This is a kid-friendly movie screening running in a mid-morning slot, with pricing listed on the event page.

Auditions for the student cast of The Nutcracker welcome dancers ages 8 and older. Advance registration with payment secures a spot. The audition fee is $30, nonrefundable, and can be paid by check, cash, or online through Square. A participation fee of $350 applies, with half due at the time of contract signing. Walk-in registration may be accepted if space allows, and the audition fee must be paid in cash for walk-ins. Arriving early is encouraged to check on availability. Two audition days are planned, and dancers are asked to attend both if possible.

A welcoming chair yoga session open to everyone, practiced while seated for comfort and support. You are welcome to bring a friend, and a mat if you would like.

Settle into a relaxing Yoga Restore session set to R&B, guided by CynCyn. Regular classes are offered on Sundays and Monday nights. If Mondays are not possible, virtual weekly sessions can be arranged to support ongoing work on strength and flexibility.

A mobile farmers market brings fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables to Antioch at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center, with a focus on nutritious options that are priced for affordability. Shoppers will find seasonal produce and can pay with cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, or VeggieRx vouchers. A 50 percent discount is available for those who participate in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment programs, helping stretch food budgets while supporting local farmers and community well-being.

A mobile farmers market brings locally grown fruits and vegetables to the Pittsburg Health Center, with the truck set up in front of the Los Medanos College Healthcare District Community Garden. The emphasis is on access and affordability, offering in-season produce priced to fit a range of budgets while supporting community health and local farmers. Payments are accepted by 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.

Test your music knowledge in a bingo-style game that mixes music rounds with friendly competition. This family-friendly event offers an easygoing way to enjoy tunes together, celebrate matches on your card, and share a lighthearted night of music-themed fun.

Take part in a full yoga session that welcomes everyone. Bring a mat and invite a friend to practice together.

A 32-week book club explores Yamas and Niyamas by Deborah Adele. Discussions focus on practical ways to bring the book’s principles into daily life so participants can live the teachings rather than only read them. The program is free for members, and nonmembers can take part for $20 per month through a dedicated book club membership.

Singo brings music bingo to Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill Brentwood. Each round features 35-second clips of favorite songs. Participants mark the matching squares on their bingo cards and aim for five in a row to win a prize. There is no cost to participate, and the atmosphere centers on familiar tunes and friendly competition.

This relaxed group hike includes modest elevation changes. Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes. The pace is not strenuous, and participants can expect plenty of fresh air and friendly company.

Old Town Pittsburg sets the scene for the Pittsburg Car Show, where classic rides shine and the community gathers for a lively night. Stroll past standout vehicles and take in live music from PTK Band. The event is free to attend.

Each Thursday evening, Eight Acres Kitchen & Bar hosts a recurring live music series.