Events in Campbell, CA

Nutrition and Food Service Dietitians lead a Healthy Teaching Kitchen cooking demo at the San Jose VA Clinic. Explore practical techniques for making wholesome, great tasting recipes that are easy to recreate at home. For more information, contact Joshua Ramirez at joshua.ramirez2@va.gov.

The gathering takes place at the park and welcomes participants aged 14 and up. High school students may earn service-learning hours over summer vacation. For questions or more details, contact the organizers.

Free, hands-on math games with a family focus will be available at Penitencia Creek Park. Visitors may stop by at any time, since the format is casual and flexible. This is a smaller offering than typical math festivals, and the activities will be located near the playground.

These San Jose sewing classes give children a friendly, hands-on way to build focus, confidence, and practical skills while bringing real projects to life. Tailored for ages 6 to 8 and welcoming every experience level, the small group setting offers step-by-step instruction in a creative, supportive environment. Sessions are held at Diana's Rhythmic Gymnastics. Tuition is $240 per month, and Ocean Grove Charter funds are accepted. Enrollment is limited.

Learn and dance Hustle in one go. Start with a beginner-level lesson taught by Stephen Ward with assistance from Deborah Davis, continue with an intermediate class from the same instructors, then finish with a Hustle social where you can practice and mingle. Pricing is $25 for a single drop-in lesson, $40 for both lessons, or $15 for the social only, with the social included when you take a class. Pay in advance via Venmo @studiomclub or with cash at the door.

Explore Brazilian Zouk with a welcoming set of classes designed for every level. This popular Bay Area partner dance grew out of Lambada in the late 1990s and fits well with pop, contemporary, reggaeton, R&B, and more. No partner is required. Choose the track that suits you: Zouk Evolution with Alexia is for dancers with at least three years of experience and focuses on creativity, musicality, connection, and intricate patterns in a progressive format that builds week to week. Zouk StartUps with Alexia supports intermediate dancers with under three years of experience by adding thoughtful layers to a solid foundation, also in a progressive sequence. What The Zouk with Daniel is created for first-time dancers and teaches the fundamentals in a monthly series that refreshes regularly. After class there is a practica or a social, and entry is complimentary for anyone who attends any of the classes. On first Tuesdays, the Zouk’n Roll Social with DJ Fab extends the dancing for even more social time and practice. Students can arrange private lessons with the instructor to review or catch up on material. Rates: $25 for one level drop-in, $40 for two levels drop-in, and $15 for social or practica only.

Explore a farmers market on the Paseo in front of the Hammer Theatre, presented by the Regional Farmers Market Association. Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, baked goods, and more. Hammer Theatre representatives will be available to share information about upcoming events, answer questions about the space, and provide a chance to win two free tickets to an upcoming event. Donations for the SJSU Spartan Food Pantry will be collected at the market.

This inclusive storytime at Cambrian Branch Library serves children of all abilities. It features visual schedules and prompts, large-format books with visual supports for vocabulary, a song in sign language, flannel board storytelling, and a relaxed pace. After the stories, a playtime session follows for everyone, including children with special needs, with extra activities for children who like to move. The program aligns with the Early Education Quality Standards. ADA accommodation requests are available.

This casual, family-friendly gathering at Townsend Park offers interactive math games at no cost. Attendees may drop in at any time. Activities will be located by the playground. It is smaller in scale than a typical math festival.

A weekly play group for two-year-olds meets at Portal Park in Cupertino. This casual gathering offers a simple opportunity for little ones to play together in a park setting.

Children ages 6 and older are invited to practice their reading skills with Furry Friends Pet Assisted Therapy at Pup Plaza. Books are provided, and children may also bring their own if they prefer. Pup Plaza offers a casual, fun setting to read alongside gentle, loving dogs. Admission is free, and each child must be accompanied by an adult.

This weekly dubs meet at Kelley Park Disc Golf Course starts with registration, followed by hucking. Rules, leaderboards, and stats are available online for participants tracking results. The schedule may change, and recurring listings are not always updated promptly, so check UDisc or the club calendar for the most current information.

A friendly, voices-off ASL social takes place at Oakridge Mall in the food court between Century Theater and Jamba Juice. It welcomes Deaf and hard of hearing individuals, ASL students, and anyone interested in learning American Sign Language. The meetup does not take place on holidays.

The Music on the Patio Summer Series concludes at San Jose Muni with Dolce, featuring C. Maesher, leading a lively dance session in a scenic golf course setting. The experience includes food and drink, along with the option to enjoy some golf.

Hit Collective returns to the Music on the Hill Summer Series with an upbeat set of dance-ready favorites that encourage singalongs. The concert takes place outdoors at Santa Teresa Golf Club, where sweeping golf course views and garden spaces create a scenic setting. Bring lawn chairs, capture sunset photos by the gazebo, and enjoy a fully stocked bar along with food available for purchase, including smoked tri tip sandwiches while supplies last, burgers, hot dogs, and a crispy salad with grilled chicken. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Admission is free.

At River Oaks Park, enjoy a free, hands-on family math experience lasting around two hours, with engaging games designed for kids of every age and background. It is open to all ages, drop-in friendly, and there is no registration required. Please note this is a smaller-scale version compared with typical math festivals.

Barry brings a solo performance to Federicos Grill, featuring vocals and guitar. The set spans Rhythm and Blues, oldies, classic rock, jazz standards, Beatles favorites, and original material. It is held indoors and includes familiar songs with a chance to sing along.

Matt Mathews brings Not What I Ordered to the stage with a candid spin on life’s detours, turning unexpected twists into punchlines. Through unfiltered stories, he dives into family chaos, farm mishaps, relationships, sudden fame, and the everyday challenges that keep piling up. Look for tales of awkward run-ins, small-town theatrics, and the push to chase big dreams while trying to keep it all together. The result is a night that blends sharp humor with heart, proving that even when plans fall apart there is still plenty to laugh about, at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.

Learn and practice Mambo with an open level class led by Nicole and Michael. There is also the Mambo Ignite Team with Nicole and Michael, which requires an audition. You may pre-pay via Venmo at @studiomballroom or pay at the door. Pricing is $35 for a single drop-in lesson or $140 for a monthly membership. Bring a refillable bottle to use at the studio water fountain, or purchase a water bottle for $2.

Matt Mathews performs live at San Jose Center For The Performing Arts in San Jose, California.

Celebrate the season by handbuilding clay plates and pressing fresh blooms into the surface for a botanical design. This hands-on workshop suits a fun outing with friends, mothers and daughters, a date, or anyone seeking a creative reset. The session takes place at Colibrí Pottery Studio. Space is limited.

A monthly Food Box program offers a community distribution that supports people experiencing food insecurity. Volunteers are needed to assist on site. Closed-toe shoes are required for all participants. Anyone age 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

An expanded End of Summer Bike Night returns this season at San Jose Harley Davidson with games, more food, music, and plenty of fun. Families are welcome. Additional details will be announced.

A sparkling evening of casino-style play invites guests to support a meaningful cause. Try your hand at Blackjack, Roulette, Texas Hold'Em and more, with funds raised helping keep classes, meals and membership affordable. Tickets are $85 and include $200 in non-monetary chips, two drinks, passed appetizers, a charcuterie table, dessert, entertainment and prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For details, call 510-742-7540 or stop by the AWCs.

Heather Shaw brings her stand-up to Rooster T Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale. A veteran comic with a big online following, she is known for sharp humor and a resemblance to Jim Carrey. Her credits include The Today Show and The Tamron Hall Show, and she has shared the stage with Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she riffs on current events in pop culture, politics, and more.

A free weekly workout meetup for dads in San Jose focuses on building strength and community. Sessions center on group exercises that are mostly bodyweight, so no equipment is necessary and some gear will be on hand. The purpose is to support local fathers in growing physically, mentally, and spiritually through shared effort and conversation. After training, there is time to connect, share, and grab coffee together. Bring water and a positive attitude.

LAFC face the San Jose Earthquakes at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara in an in-state meeting that highlights two contrasting styles. Both sides are chasing points over a long MLS campaign, setting the stage for a quick tempo, physical battles, and flashes of individual skill that can swing the result in an instant. The atmosphere and stakes add extra intensity as these clubs square off.

Los Angeles FC takes on the San Jose Earthquakes at Levi's Stadium in a West Coast MLS matchup with strong local interest. Two familiar rivals meet in a large venue, creating an atmosphere that differs from a typical league night.

Bring a yoga mat for a no-cost yoga and pilates class in partnership with Santana Row and lululemon. Held in Santana Row Park next to the chess board, this session is open to everyone. Please check in prior to the start of class for a community workout.

Recycling at this drop-off helps reduce waste while supporting job training for young adults. At no cost, participants can recycle electronics and tires, leave food scraps for collection, and access compost.

GROOV3 with Charlotte offers an all-level dance fitness session that breaks down choreography step by step so both newcomers and seasoned dancers can move with confidence, feel strong, and connect with others. Expect uplifting music, feel-good movement, and a welcoming community that shows up for one another in a judgment free space. Pricing details: drop-in is $25 and includes fees. A bring-a-friend option is listed as two admissions for $25 plus $2.68 per ticket in Eventbrite fees, and class packages are available. Tickets are available through Eventbrite and ClassPass.

Get hands-on with clay in a beginner-friendly, two-hour pottery wheel session. Learn the essentials like centering and shaping as you make a piece of your own, with no prior experience needed. All tools and materials are provided. Held daily at Colibri Pottery Studio in San Jose, this relaxed, creative class offers a refreshing way to try something new.

Explore adoptable rescue dogs at Petco and connect with a potential new companion. Friendly pups will be on site meeting prospective families. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be arranged in advance to meet a specific dog. The rescue can reserve your selected pup for the event so they are available when you arrive. Every dog is adopted with health records and has received vaccines, de-wormer, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250. Fees are treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For questions or to arrange an appointment, call or text 888.508.8943.

A community effort in downtown San Jose focuses on sharing vegetarian meals with people who are hungry at St James Park. Support can be offered by donating cash or providing vegetarian food directly, and the organizer highlights the simple happiness that comes from helping others. Only vegetarian items are requested. Many participants pick up affordable vegetarian options from a nearby Taco Bell, package them individually, and bring them to the park, where water is also provided. Meals are offered to anyone in need without restrictions or judgment. Donations can be sent via Zelle to linktovj1985@gmail.com under the name Vincent Amaladoss, with funds used to purchase low cost meal bags and receipts shared. Pickup of home-prepared vegetarian food can be coordinated. For coordination or questions, contact organizer Vincent Amaladoss at 614-772-2743.

At Fremont Downtown Event Center, this annual fundraiser highlights SpaandanB's year of work, from launching new development initiatives to strengthening ongoing programs, all aimed at improving conditions in Bangladesh. The program will reflect on lessons learned and challenges faced and will invite support to continue the momentum. Ticketing information, the musical guest, and further event specifics will be shared soon.

Experience the newest Flesh and Blood booster set at a pre-release where players open booster packs before the official release weekend. The event is beginner friendly, and the entry fee is $45.

Marking a decade as a nonprofit dedicated to safeguarding the Latino community’s history in Santa Clara Valley, this anniversary celebration honors the work of La Raza Historical Society of Santa Clara Valley. The gathering takes place at Mexican Heritage Plaza Rentals and highlights the organization’s ongoing efforts to preserve local stories and heritage. Donations by check are welcome and should be made payable to La Raza Historical Society of Santa Clara Valley.

Experience an open-air Garba celebration under the stars featuring Parth Oza at MacDonald High School. Look forward to vibrant music, energetic dancing, and a welcoming festive spirit for families and friends. Wearing colorful traditional attire such as chaniya cholis and kediyus is encouraged. Free parking is available. Tickets are available for this event, and attendees can get ready to play Garba throughout the evening.

Elder performs at The Ritz with Blackwater Holylight appearing as the special guest. This is an all ages concert that brings both bands to the same stage.

The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in a clash of contrasting styles. With dynamic playmakers, smart strategy, and lively crowd energy in a premier NFL setting, the action on both offense and defense should remain compelling throughout the game.

Born from the Sanskrit idea of seva, or service, this India Community Center initiative connects nonprofits and participants on a shared platform for giving. During registration, participants choose the nonprofit they want to support, turning every step and stretch into direct fundraising for that cause. Each year, walkers, runners, yogis, and community members come together to champion nonprofit work and raise awareness across the community. The 18th annual ICC Sevathon offers in-person options including a 10K, 5K, 1K, Tiny Trots, and yoga, along with virtual choices featuring a 10K and 5K. T-shirt and bib pick up will be available before the event. Participants can look forward to a day that blends fitness, philanthropy, and community spirit.

Bay FC faces Racing Louisville FC at PayPal Park in San Jose. This NWSL matchup showcases differing styles and rising talent, with both clubs seeking crucial points in a tight league race where small moments can swing the result. Attendees can expect high-caliber women’s soccer as these teams battle for an edge.

The Teal Run centers on the theme Powered by Community, honoring the survivors, families, friends, volunteers, and supporters whose stories and steps move the mission forward. It goes beyond one day, bringing people together to fund vital ovarian cancer research, support those navigating the disease, and foster connection, healing, and hope.

Set at Lake Cunningham, this first annual 5K centers on community and the determination it takes to reach a goal. Participant entries help local youth through Eastside Starz, turning miles into opportunities and the finish line into a moment that honors perseverance. Runners are encouraged to trust themselves, train with intention, give their all on the course, and cross the line proud.

Game of a Lifetime presents its first ever Home Opener Tailgate at Levis Stadium in Santa Clara, bringing Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers fans together for a spirited pregame celebration. The day features food, drinks, music, games, giveaways, and continuous football energy before kickoff. Centered on the organization’s mission to connect communities through sports and giving back, it welcomes supporters in aqua and orange as well as red and gold. Highlights include tailgate games, exclusive merchandise, photo opportunities, special guests, and a family friendly atmosphere leading up to kickoff. A portion of proceeds supports future nonprofit initiatives and community programs. Dolphins vs 49ers sets the tone for the home opener weekend.

Good Vibez brings a daylong reggae rock celebration to Discovery Meadow in downtown San Jose, blending laid back rhythms with big singalong moments and a sunny, feel good atmosphere. The all star roster features Rebelution, Collie Buddz, The Expendables, and Cydeways, with Otis Otes hosting. Expect a vibrant gathering of music and community set against a lively outdoor setting.

Meet cats available for adoption at the Pet Food Express Blossom Hill adoption center. This event connects visitors with felines seeking permanent homes in a welcoming setting. Updates about adoption events at this location are also shared on Instagram.

The San Francisco 49ers and the Miami Dolphins meet at Levi's Stadium for an NFL matchup. This event falls under the league’s flexible scheduling policy, so the game’s date or time may be adjusted from what appears on schedules or tickets. For additional guidance, consult the NFL’s flexible scheduling procedures. Public on-sale information is noted by the organizer.

Celebrate the companion who brightens your life with a relaxed, social painting session for pet lovers. A professional pet portrait artist will use the photo you submit to create a custom sketch on an 11x14 canvas, ready for you to paint. No experience is required. All painting materials are provided for use during the event, and you will receive step by step instruction throughout. The schedule includes a two hour guided session with a little time at the start to get settled and time afterward to clean up and mingle. Complimentary snacks and a beverage are included. Everyone leaves with a finished portrait they created. Cost is $85 per person, and seating is limited. Parking is available in front of the venue. This is a human only event. Because each canvas is made to order, refunds are not available after your photo is submitted, and if you cannot attend your pre-sketched canvas and supplies will be available for pickup.

A monthly Pride Place of Belonging support group offers a free, welcoming space for LGBTQ+ community members to connect. Sessions are facilitated by Pastor Jeff Spencer, with Cindy Sojourner leading when he is away, and include an opportunity to check in, celebrate successes, and explore challenges with encouragement from peers. The group meets in Room 3. Pride Place of Belonging was created at Niles Discovery Church to support LGBTQIA+ people in Fremont, building on more than three decades of the church’s Open and Affirming commitment and providing a safe, supportive, and fun place to gather each month.

Baychata Festival 2026 returns to San Jose with an expanded bachata celebration featuring days of workshops, parties, and stage shows led by international artists. Featured talent includes luisyandreaoficial, berraynazaretoficial, gloria_ramoss, agustinyalbaofficial, masa_polina_bachazouk, leandroyjomanteoficial, digermarie.bachata, emilyandtonnam, djclau_bachataremixer, and djemerzive, with more to be announced. A major Latin dance gathering for the Bay Area, it brings together learning, performances, and nightlife for bachata fans.

The Music on the Hill Summer Series concludes with the return of LYIN EYES BAND, performing classic Eagles covers in a scenic outdoor setting. A big crowd is expected for this closing show, so early arrival is recommended to secure a comfortable spot. Bring lawn chairs and enjoy an outing that works well for family and friends. The setting offers sweeping views of the golf course along with indoor and outdoor garden areas, and the gazebo at sunset makes a picturesque place for photos. Bars will serve cold beverages, and food will be available for purchase, including smoked tri tip sandwiches while supplies last, burgers, hot dogs, and a crispy salad with grilled chicken. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Admission is free, with live music on the hill at Santa Teresa Golf Club.

Motley Crue takes the stage at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California for a live concert.

Motley Crue and Tesla perform together in concert at Shoreline Amphitheatre. This event brings both bands to the same stage for a joint live show at the venue.

Revocation performs at The Ritz alongside Defeated Sanity, Fuming Mouth, and Weeping. This concert is open to all ages, and tickets are available.

This outing explores native wildflowers in a local riparian habitat with guidance from a Park Ranger. Discover how to identify different species and learn about the local history of native plants. All attendees must register, and children need an accompanying adult. The hike is about one quarter mile on a blend of dirt trails and paved paths.

Discover practical ways to turn everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost at an in-person workshop held in the picnic area at Blackberry Farm. Tailored for beginners, the session covers how to set up a home compost bin, cut waste, and support a healthier garden. The workshop also walks through troubleshooting common challenges and provides time for questions, helping participants feel ready to start composting at home.

Embrace your inner hero at a community-focused walk and run that supports breast cancer patients through HERS. At Fremont’s Quarry Lakes Regional Park, participants can choose a 5K walk, a timed 5K run, or a timed 10K run. Proceeds from registrations, donations, and fundraising help provide products that aid physical and emotional recovery, reminding patients they have a caring community beside them. The day features opening ceremonies with Elaine’s Circle and a symbolic dove release, an energizing warmup to get racers ready, a superhero costume contest with prizes for first, second, and third place, and a Community Expo offering giveaways and prizes from local businesses. Music, entertainment, photo opportunities, and family friendly activities create a festive atmosphere. Superhero attire, capes included, is encouraged to celebrate teamwork and shared purpose.

A community barbecue from EPA-EMP Original Good features music, family-friendly activities, and ways to support the gathering. Enjoy a DJ and face painting for kids. A $10 raffle offers a chance to win a 50 inch VIZIO Smart TV. Donations of cash, desserts, watermelons, and beverages are appreciated. Parking is $6. Volunteers are needed for setup, food service, and cleanup, and those interested can contact Verdell at 209-207-4088 to sign up. Additional information will be shared by the organizers.

Create a one-of-a-kind acrylic portrait of your pet on canvas in a colorful style inspired by American pop artist Andy Warhol. No prior experience is needed. The session starts with a short lesson on painting techniques using three different brush types, followed by step-by-step guidance from transferring your pet’s image to the canvas with graphite, to painting the background and main features, then adding finishing details. All materials are provided and vibrant, non-toxic acrylics are used. Before class, email a high-resolution photo of your pet. Uncropped full-body images or clear face shots with uncluttered backgrounds and good contrast work best. For questions about photo selection and guidance, email pandamai@pmbq.com. Instruction is led by Phuong-Mai “Mai” Blasich, founder artist of PMBQ Studios. Her creative career began in 1993 as a comic artist on Antarctic Press’ Ninja High School, with additional work for Marvel Comics and Dark Horse Comics, and she later self-published the action-comedy comic Tea Club. Her public murals can be seen in downtown San Jose at the First Street Panda Cafe & Bakery, including a 180 foot-long piece at North First and San Fernando Streets, as well as at Pup Plaza. Her art centers on cheerful animal characters enjoying everyday moments. This indoor workshop at Pup Plaza is limited to 12 participants. Cost is $45. Proceeds from activities at Pup Plaza support Silicon Valley Pet Project’s life-saving work, a nonprofit organization, tax ID number 47-2361690.

A fundraising gala dinner in San Francisco, USA supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The event will be held at the Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax deductible to the extent permitted by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Start with a group lesson led by Casey Margules, intended for dancers who already know their basics and welcoming a range of experience levels. A dedicated beginner intro is not available at this time, and one is being developed. After the lesson, the floor opens for social dancing with music from DJ Jess Greene. Pricing options include $25 for the lesson plus dance, or dance-only admission at $20 for general attendees and $5 for All-Stars. Payments are accepted by cash, Venmo, or credit card. The gathering takes place on the first floor of Dance Boulevard. Hosted by Shanna Porcari, with the venue rented specifically for this event, so Cool Cards and studio credit are not accepted.

The Arizona Cardinals travel to Levi’s Stadium to face the San Francisco 49ers in a divisional clash between familiar rivals. With plenty at stake, the matchup centers on strategy, strong defense, and crisp execution as the two teams go head to head.

Make a splash with a fall themed pool day at BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool. Families can enjoy floating pumpkins, music and games, and other seasonal activities. Pick a pumpkin right from the water, then decorate it at the craft tables. Costumes are encouraged and the fun is suited for all ages. All BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool rules apply, and advance registration is required. Each attendee must be registered, and participants under 12 must be accompanied by a registered parent or guardian. Swimsuits are required to enter the pool.

Community Food Trucks Day takes place on the fourth Sunday of the month, bringing food trucks together for a friendly community gathering.

Mark the fall season by creating a pumpkin centerpiece topped with succulents at the Environmental Education Center Patio at McClellan Ranch Preserve. This activity is for participants ages 18 and older. The cost is $20 for residents and $25 for non-residents.

A welcoming evening at the San José Museum of Art features after-hours gallery access and entertainment as part of First Fridays. Admission is free for this program. El Cafecito, operated by Mezcal Restaurant, offers late-night bites and a cash bar, with members receiving a 10 percent discount at the café. The Museum Store stays open for evening shopping, and members get 20 percent off purchases on First Fridays. Major support for San José Museum of Art First Fridays is provided by the Jay Paul Company.

Celebrate Navratri in the Bay Area with a festive evening of Garba and Dandiya Raas led by Atul Purohit at the Santa Clara Convention Center. His much loved melodies have accompanied Navratri for generations, setting the tone for a night of dance, devotion, and traditional Gujarati rhythms. Expect a vibrant cultural celebration filled with joyful music and movement.

Na Leo Mokupuni ma Cupertino highlights island music and dance as a variety of performers come together in Cupertino to share their talents. Admission is $5 per person, and advance registration is encouraged. Tickets will also be available at the door while supplies last.

Settle in for an evening of live music from First Call on the patio at Old Greenwood BBQ and the Gold Rush Saloon at Sunken Gardens Golf Course in Sunnyvale. Unwind after time on the course, the greens, or the driving range while enjoying the atmosphere. First Call performs at public events and also plays private occasions including parties, birthdays, anniversaries, and corporate events.

Falguni Pathak brings her renowned Dandiya energy to the Bay Area for a Navratri celebration of traditional Garba and Raas, featuring melodies audiences have enjoyed for decades. Thousands of fans gather for a swirl of color, music, and continuous festive spirit, with dancing at the heart of it all. The Santa Clara Convention Center hosts this high-energy evening led by the artist widely known as the Queen of Dandiya.

Levi’s Stadium hosts the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers in a matchup that spotlights contrasting strengths. Denver leans on its defense, while San Francisco brings a well-rounded approach. Fans interested in how these styles stack up on the field will have plenty to watch from the opening snap.

Learn about staff-led troops for Girl Scouts, where trained staff guide every meeting so families can make a quick drop-off and continue their day. The experience includes earning badges, exploring STEM, developing leadership, and building friendships for a complete Girl Scout journey.

A live performance from HammerFall takes the stage at The Ritz with guest appearances by Evergrey and Elvenking. The show is open to all ages.

Every first Wednesday, Little Lou's BBQ hosts a lively evening of dancing set to a mix of rock, blues, and soul. A full menu of food and drinks is available, with Wednesday specials. All ages are welcome and there is no cover charge.

Brooke’s birthday is being celebrated alongside a first appearance at Little Lous BBQ. This special occasion brings together a personal milestone and an inaugural moment at the venue.

Crossroads brings a heartfelt salute to Eric Clapton to Sunnyvale Theater, led by guitarist and vocalist Gary Tackett. The performance traces Clapton’s journey from the blues-rock of Cream and Derek and the Dominos to the intimate acoustic style showcased on MTV Unplugged. The set features favorites like “Layla,” “Wonderful Tonight,” “Cocaine,” “Tears in Heaven,” and “Bell Bottom Blues,” along with other highlights from his storied catalog. With tight ensemble playing and expressive guitar work, the band focuses on the feel and craftsmanship that define Clapton’s music, creating a concert that resonates with longtime fans and anyone who enjoys live blues, rock, and soul.

The Price Is Right springs to life on stage at San Jose Civic in a family-friendly, interactive, non-televised show. A charismatic celebrity host leads the action while randomly selected audience members spin the Big Wheel, drop chips on Plinko, tackle Cliffhangers, and take on the Showcase, all set against the familiar look and lively atmosphere fans know. Prizes can include appliances, dream vacations, electronics, and even a brand-new car, and some winners are selected right from their seats.

Pooch Plunge brings a splash-filled outing for dogs at BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool in Cupertino. Four 45-minute swim sessions are available, giving pups a chance to cool off while their humans watch from the deck. Advance registration is required, and spots fill fast. Fees are per dog: residents $10 and non-residents $13. For everyone’s safety, each handler may bring up to two dogs, people are not permitted in the water, and owners may not physically force their dogs into the pool. Aggressive dogs will be asked to leave and will not receive a refund. All dogs must be current on vaccinations. Lifeguards will be on duty, and dogs swim at the owner’s risk.

A free, all-ages celebration of comics, creativity, and retro pop culture fills Central Park Library for one action packed day. Expect Artist Alley and a Comic Book Pavilion, panel discussions and creator signings, tabletop gaming, hands-on crafts, photo ops with costumed heroes, and a variety of food trucks. The event brings together local artists, comic shops, cosplayers, makers, authors, and gamers, plus city departments and community partners, to spotlight reading, fandom, and creative expression. Featured guests include Judd Winick, Christopher Schenck, and Brandon McKinney, with special appearances by Briana Loewinsohn, Thien Pham, and Gene Yang. Returning featured artists Mai Blasich (PMBQ Studios) and Genevieve Santos (Le Petit Elefant) are also part of the lineup. Retro cosplay is welcome, and admission is free.

Celebrate the season early with a pre-holiday lunch gathering for Latinas In Healthcare members and guests. The event focuses on reflecting on a year of learning, growth, and connection, building relationships across the community, and sharing successes, stories, and inspirations from 2026. It provides a welcoming space to look back with gratitude and close the year with celebration and community.

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles’ free, family-friendly music series, concludes at Niles Town Plaza with the music of The Beatles performed by local favorites, including The Collective. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy live performances with family and friends.

A Diwali shopping expo in Cupertino brings together vendors showcasing stylish and on-trend women’s clothing, elegant jewelry, accessories, and more. Find casual, formal, semi-formal, and bridal wear, along with options for children, all in one place to make wardrobe updates easy. Admission and parking are free. Families are welcome for a convenient, one-stop Diwali shopping experience. For booth inquiries, contact Kiran Akhtar at 916-510-9856.

Experience an energetic celebration of Bollywood and Bhangra, with DJ Pari delivering a steady stream of crowd-pleasing tracks that keep the dance floor alive. Enjoy raffles with giveaways and an appetizer included with entry. Tickets are priced at $30 and include food, setting the stage for a festive night of music, dancing, and prizes.

The Jewish Women’s Circle hosts an uplifting evening focused on creativity, connection, and a touch of indulgence. Design a personal vision board to imagine the year ahead while enjoying a spread of wine and cheese in the company of a welcoming community of women. Come for the pour, stay for the inspiration, and head home with a board that reflects your goals. Connect, create, celebrate, and find a sense of belonging.

The WomenNow Durga Puja and Diwali Festival brings the Bay Area together for a vibrant celebration of culture and community, with traditional stage performances, a festive marketplace, a variety of food, and cultural presentations honoring two major Indian festivals. Families, friends, and community members gather for joyful moments that highlight heritage and togetherness. Taking place at Monta Vista High School, the event provides an inviting setting to enjoy rich traditions and lively entertainment.

Experience a night hike and flashlight tour through McClellan Ranch Preserve and Blackberry Farm. Explore the woods after dark, learn about the special adaptations of nocturnal animals, and try games and activities that heighten the senses in low light. The route is about a quarter mile on a combination of dirt trails and paved paths. All attendees must register, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

Experience a Raas and Dandiya evening in Cupertino with a regal theme that sparkles with gold and glamour while honoring the goddess. Dance to high energy music, capture memories at themed photo zones, and celebrate Navratri in royal style. Guests are encouraged to wear their most elegant, palace inspired attire and be ready to twirl. Children under 5 receive free admission, and parking is free. Ticket information and additional updates will be announced.

Celebrate a multi day festival of Durga Puja and Diwali filled with devotion, culture, and community. It begins with Dandiya Night featuring a lively blend of Bollywood, Garba, and fusion music, spirited dandiya and garba dancing with glow sticks, a delicious food court, a bustling shopping bazaar, a dedicated kids play area, complimentary giveaways and gifts, and photo spots for family memories. Festive attire is encouraged for an evening of dance with friends and loved ones. The next day offers a morning of worship with Saptami and Maha Ashtami puja and pushpanjali, with khichuri bhog available for purchase. The afternoon continues with live music, dance showcases, a community cultural program, shopping and food options, and activities for children alongside family entertainment. The evening features Sandhi Puja and a grand aarti, followed by Starry Affair with The Royals Fashion Show, the Parama Awards, live entertainment, and time to connect with the community. The final day observes Dashami with Durga Puja and pushpanjali, a community gathering, cultural performances, a shopping and food festival, the traditional Sindoor Utsav, and the visarjan ceremony as everyone bids farewell to Maa Durga. Highlights across the celebration include the grand Durga Puja, Dandiya Night, cultural performances, a fashion show and awards, a vibrant bazaar and food court, kid friendly activities, networking opportunities, Sindoor Utsav, and the spirit of Diwali, welcoming all to share joy, devotion, and vibrant traditions with the Bay Area community.

At the Santa Clara Convention Center, the Bay Area Home Show brings many companies together in one place, making it simple to compare options and gather ideas. Discover fresh inspiration and see new products for your home. Connect with resources in home improvement, landscaping, and design services to plan and refine your next project.

Hands on the Arts celebrates Sunnyvale’s diversity through art and performances. Experience interactive workshops, entertainment for all ages, and tasty options from on-site food vendors.

Experience a combined celebration of Durga Puja and Diwali at Monta Vista High School in Cupertino. The festival features cultural performances, opportunities to shop for festive items, tasty food, and a variety of activities that highlight the traditions of both holidays. It offers a chance for families and friends to spend time together and connect with the community.

Neverland returns to conclude downtown Campbell’s Oktoberfest, a two day celebration that attracts thousands for live music, food, drinks, and a lively atmosphere. The band will perform on the main KFOX stage by Blue Line Pizza.

The Washington Commanders face the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in a clash that showcases contrasting strengths and rosters loaded with talent on both sides. Positioned in the heart of the season, this game stands as an important midyear measuring stick for both teams.

The San Francisco 49ers face the Washington Commanders at Levi's Stadium. Some games are subject to flexible scheduling, so the date and time may change from what appears on the schedule or on the ticket.

Back again at the Cupertino Senior Center, this event features hundreds of distinctive finds to explore, from antiques and art to handknits, toys, glassware, jewelry, and more. Donations in support of the event are accepted at the Senior Center. For additional details and a list of items that can be donated, more information is available online.

Kellen Erskine returns to the Bay Area with an all new hour at Rooster T Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale.

Little Black Book delivers dance-ready rock and roll at Little Lou's BBQ, keeping the energy high and the floor moving.

Krewella takes over Pure Night Club in Sunnyvale with a high-octane EDM showcase full of hit tracks and adrenaline-charged beats. The dance floor will be moving all night as this leading act delivers a set built for big energy and good vibes.

Explore Cupertino’s past at the Baer Blacksmith Shop in McClellan Ranch Preserve. Dating to the 1880s, this historic shop once stood at the intersection of Stevens Creek and De Anza Boulevard, then was carefully restored and moved to the preserve to safeguard a piece of local heritage. Watch the forge at work during live blacksmithing demonstrations led by an experienced metalworker, and discover how this craft helped shape early Cupertino.

Now in its 22nd year, the Micailhuitl (Dia de Muertos) ceremony continues as San Jose’s longest running celebration of the holiday. It moves to History Park of San Jose, offering a larger setting that makes room to expand and serve the community. Additional updates will be shared as plans develop. Vendor applications are open and space is limited.

At Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley, this fundraising gala brings together the Bay Area Pakistani community around a meaningful cause centered on education for children. The program includes live music by Meesha Shafi, a firsthand account from TCF alumnus Muhammad Arham about the life-changing impact of education, and a traditional Pakistani dinner to share with family and friends.

Santana Row hosts a community celebration of Día de Los Muertos, a time to honor loved ones who have passed and the connections that endure. This free event features face painting, meet and greets with Catrinas and Catrins, mariachi music, crafts, and a cultural pop-up market. Activities include brunch at Zazil with an opportunity to contribute to the community ofrendas (altars), Catrina photo opportunities in the Oak Tree Lounge (by Blue Bottle Coffee), face painting and mariachi with dance performances in Santana Row Park, mariachi and face painting at El Jardín Tequila Bar, and mariachi at Zazil.

Eurotrash plays a blend of rock, blues, and soul at Little Lou's BBQ on the first Wednesday, creating an evening geared toward dancing and listening. The venue serves food and drinks and offers Wednesday specials. Guests of all ages are welcome, and there is no cover charge.

A Park Ranger will guide participants through a local riparian habitat to discover native wildflowers. The outing focuses on identifying a variety of flowers and exploring the local history of native plants. Registration is required for all attendees, and children must be accompanied by an adult. The walk is approximately one quarter mile long on a combination of dirt trails and paved paths.

Create a custom acrylic portrait of your pet on canvas in a bright pop-art style inspired by Andy Warhol. No prior art experience is needed. The class begins with a brief lesson covering techniques with three types of brushes. Step-by-step guidance will lead participants through transferring a pet’s image to canvas using graphite, painting the background, developing key features, and adding finishing touches. All supplies are provided, including vibrant, non-toxic acrylic paints. Before the workshop, participants are asked to provide a high-resolution digital photo of their pet. Uncropped full-body images or clear face shots with simple backgrounds work best, and strong contrast is helpful. Guidance on choosing a suitable photo is available from the instructor. The session takes place indoors at Pup Plaza and is limited to 12 participants. Instruction is led by Phuong-Mai “Mai” Blasich, founder artist of PMBQ Studios in San Jose. Mai began her career in 1993 as a comic artist on Antarctic Press’ Ninja High School, has contributed to Marvel Comics and Dark Horse Comics, and self-published the action-comedy Tea Club. Her public mural work can be seen in downtown San Jose at the First Street Panda Cafe & Bakery, a 180 foot long piece that wraps the corner of North First and San Fernando Streets, as well as at Pup Plaza. Her art centers on cheerful animal characters in everyday moments. Cost is $45. Proceeds from activities at Pup Plaza support Silicon Valley Pet Project’s life-saving work, a nonprofit organization, tax ID 47-2361690.

The Las Vegas Raiders take on the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium. With contrasting styles on the field, the game is set for tense stretches and opportunities for big plays. A strong turnout from both fan bases is expected, creating an energetic setting for this NFL matchup.

Marking 53 years of festivals in the West, this artisan marketplace brings together a wide range of local makers and small businesses in one place. Browse hundreds of handcrafted and thoughtfully curated works, from photography and fine jewelry to specialty foods, blown glass, wood and metal art, vintage finds and more. Your ticket is valid for all three days, giving you extra time to explore. Opening day features special perks. The first 100 people in line to buy tickets receive free admission, and refunds are not issued for tickets purchased in advance. The first 25 people in line with a prepurchased ticket receive a complimentary custom canvas tote. Live music fills the festival all weekend with performances by Dustin Heer. Families can visit the KidZone for free make and take crafts and letters to Santa, all with a festive holiday twist. There are daily contests for cash prizes. Enter at the Bag Booth for a chance to win Harvey Bucks, which can be spent like cash throughout the festival. Two winners are selected on stage each day, one for $50 and another for $100. Tickets are on sale. To avoid scams, do not purchase from individuals on social media. Buy only at the gate or through the official link, and for booth inquiries communicate only via the email address listed on the official website.

Head out after dark for a night hike and flashlight tour through McClellan Ranch Preserve and Blackberry Farm. Experience the woods at night while discovering how nocturnal animals are adapted to thrive. Take part in games and activities that invite you to rely on your senses in low light. All attendees must register, and an adult must accompany children. The route is about one quarter mile and includes both dirt trails and paved paths.

Relive the songs of one of rock’s great supergroups with The Traveling Wilburys Revue, a live tribute to the music and the artists who shaped a generation. The Wilburys were George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, and Jeff Lynne, a lineup that created timeless tracks like Handle With Care, End of the Line, and Last Night even though the group never toured. This show also salutes the standout solo work of each member, featuring favorites such as Here Comes the Sun, I Won’t Back Down, Oh, Pretty Woman, Like a Rolling Stone, Don’t Bring Me Down, and more. Expect faithful performances, strong musicianship, and plenty of sing-along moments as these classics are brought to life on stage.

Hosted by UC Cooperative Extension in Santa Clara, this in-person workshop introduces the essentials of composting. New gardeners and anyone aiming to cut down on waste can learn how to turn everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost. The session focuses on fundamental techniques and practical guidance to get started, with time set aside for questions. Bring curiosity and enthusiasm.

Experience a vivid look back at the 1960s through a gallery of psychedelic posters from well known South Bay venues. Authors Brian Conroy and Bill Guardino will talk about their book, South Bay Flashback, which explores the revolutionary art that reflected freedom, rebellion, and creativity in the Bay Area rock 'n' roll scene. Guardino attended his first concert at 14 and has spent more than five decades building a wide ranging rock collection that spans vinyl records, posters, handbills, signed photos, instruments, concert shirts, comics, magazines, and collectible toys. He remains an active concertgoer, with a special affinity for Dead and Company, and this publication marks his debut as an author. Conroy has written eight books, including Shooting Stars and Blazing Guitars and I’m Just Sayin'. Over a 35 year career he taught theater and public speaking in San Jose public schools and storytelling at San José State University, and he wrote and directed the rock themed musicals Hip Van Winkle, Revenge of the Flower Children, and Rock and Roll Must Die. Copies of the book will be available for purchase.

Presented by Goldenvoice, the OurHome Tour brings Rodrigo y Gabriela to San Jose Civic. The Mexican acoustic guitar duo is known for high-energy instrumentals that weave classic rock and metal influences with Latin rhythms. Their self-titled 2006 breakthrough, created with producer John Leckie, became the first instrumental album to debut at number one in Ireland and highlighted originals like Tamacun and Ixtapa alongside bold reinterpretations of Stairway to Heaven and Orion. Since then they have performed to sold-out crowds at renowned venues such as the Hollywood Bowl and Red Rocks Amphitheatre and earned a 2020 GRAMMY Award for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album. This all ages performance features intricate interplay, percussive guitar work, and an expansive sound that continues to evolve.

TOAST returns to Campbell Heritage Theatre by popular demand with The Best of Bread tour, coming back after a sold out performance last year. This tribute celebrates the soft rock pioneers with faithful renditions of favorites like Make It With You, If, Baby I’m-a Want You, and Everything I Own, highlighting a catalog that placed 13 songs on Billboard’s Hot 100. Known for a sound that closely mirrors the original recordings, the band delivers a nostalgic journey from tender ballads to lively classics that have audiences up and dancing. The legacy of Bread takes center stage while surviving members David Gates and Robb Royer enjoy retirement.

The Who’s Tommy returns to the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts in a newly reimagined production shaped for today. Originating from the groundbreaking 1969 rock opera, this staging blends mythic storytelling with theatrical spectacle and features the iconic songs I’m Free, See Me, Feel Me, Sensation and Pinball Wizard. When his father kills an opponent, young Tommy shuts down and becomes fixated on his reflection, until a remarkable knack for pinball lifts him from withdrawn adolescence to sudden fame. Tony Award winner Pete Townshend and original director Des McAnuff, also a Tony Award recipient, revisit the work to uncover fresh resonance. Single tickets are available.

Experience the world’s most famous ballet live on stage as World Ballet Company brings Swan Lake to Campbell Heritage Theatre. This production follows a tale of destiny and enchantment in a struggle between light and darkness, performed by a company of 50 dancers from around the globe. More than 150 hand-sewn costumes and hand-built sets create a vivid world while Tchaikovsky’s sweeping score fills the theater. From the delicate ensemble of the little swans to the Black Swan’s virtuosic series of 32 fouettés, every leap and turn is crafted to captivate. The performance runs about two and a half hours, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages five and up. World Ballet Company is based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick. The troupe tours cities across the nation, welcoming both first-time viewers and longtime ballet lovers. Its roster features acclaimed artists representing more than ten countries, and its tours have reached over 300 cities and more than 500,000 audience members.

Explore Cupertino’s history at the Baer Blacksmith Shop in McClellan Ranch Preserve. Dating to the 1880s, the shop once stood where Stevens Creek meets De Anza Boulevard before being moved to McClellan Ranch so this piece of local heritage could be protected and shared. See the forge come to life as an experienced metalworker presents live demonstrations of traditional techniques, and learn how blacksmiths helped shape early Cupertino, one strike after another.

Levi’s Stadium hosts the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers in an NFC West matchup. The rivalry features contrasting styles that tend to produce physical, tightly contested games, and the outcome could affect the division standings.

Little Lou's BBQ hosts a night of dancing set to a mix of rock, blues, and soul. A menu of food and drinks is available, with Wednesday specials. All ages are welcome and there is no cover. This event takes place on the first Wednesday.

Celebrate the start of the holidays at the community tree lighting at Quinlan Community Center. Watch as the tree glows to life with hundreds of sparkling lights. Stay for festive photo opportunities, including photos with Santa, time in the snowball room, holiday movie viewing, and activities for children. This event is free and open to the community, and no registration is required.