Free events in Campbell, CA

Sunnyvale Library and Recreation Services staff present a free storytime in the inclusive Magical Bridge Playground, offering a shared read-aloud for families and individuals of every age and ability.

Palm & Ember Restaurant presents live performances by local artists paired with dinner creations from Chef Macaluso. There is no charge to attend, and outside food or drinks are not permitted.

Explore open galleries and enjoy entertainment during SJMA’s First Fridays at the San José Museum of Art. El Cafecito by Mezcal Restaurant serves bites alongside a cash bar, and museum members receive 10 percent off every café purchase. The Museum Store is open for local shopping, with an exclusive 20 percent discount for members on First Fridays. Presented with major support from the Jay Paul Company.

Cupertino Parks and Recreation hosts a free outdoor movie night at Creekside Park, creating a relaxed summer evening for the community. The feature is Goat, rated PG, running about 1 hour and 40 minutes, released in 2026. It follows Will, a small goat who gets an unexpected chance to play roarball at the professional level and sets out to show that determination and heart can overcome doubts from teammates and the challenges of stronger competition. Guests are welcome to bring blankets or lawn chairs for comfortable seating.

A free fitness meetup brings together local dads in San Jose to build strength in body, mind, and spirit. The group completes a shared workout that relies mostly on bodyweight movements, with some equipment available if needed. After the session, there is time to connect, share experiences, and grab coffee. Participants are encouraged to bring water and bring good energy.

Bring a yoga mat for a free yoga class presented with Santana Row and lululemon. It takes place in Santana Row Park near the chess board and is open to the public at no cost. Sign up is available.

Every Saturday, Maslococantina presents a brunch and daytime party set to R&B. The event is open to all ages and complimentary tickets are available. The venue is in downtown San Jose. To reserve a table, text 510-706-1997.

Free admission and complimentary parking set the stage for a grand shopping showcase focused on wedding and summer style. Explore a wide range of contemporary women’s clothing, elegant jewelry, fancy dresses, and accessories, with selections for casual, formal, semi formal, and bridal looks. There are options for children as well, plus many more discoveries, all gathered under one roof. Refresh your wardrobe with the latest trends and exclusive designs in a family friendly setting. For inquiries, contact Kiran Akhtar at (916) 510-9856.

As part of the Concerts on the Plaza series, Jinx Jones and the Kingtones deliver lively rockabilly at the historic Niles Town Plaza. This free, family-friendly performance welcomes all ages. Attendees may bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy live music at the plaza.

A production of Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra, directed by Katja Rivera, will be presented by Free Shakespeare in the Park at Memorial Park.

A free outdoor swing dance lesson brings the Summer Dance Series to a close at Niles Town Plaza. Enjoy the outdoor summer concert, then stick around for an instructor-led session in the open air. Beginners are welcome, no prior experience is required, and a partner is not necessary. Expect a friendly atmosphere with lively music that makes it easy to step onto the floor. Make an evening of it by browsing nearby shops and picking up a meal from local restaurants to enjoy the neighborhood vibe. Parking is available close by. This finale offers a cheerful way to celebrate the end of summer with movement, music, and community spirit.

Join Vivian for the Reading to Children program, a friendly storytime-style session where kids can read along one-on-one or in a small group. This is a great way for children ages 5–10 to build imagination and confidence with books, reading, and learning. Reading sessions take place in the Children’s Area, specifically the 2nd floor picture book area.

This volunteer opportunity at the park is open to participants ages 14 and up. High school students can earn service learning hours during summer vacation. For questions or additional information, contact the organizers.

Enjoy free, hands-on math games for the whole family at Penitencia Creek Park. The event features a drop-in format, so you can participate at any point during the gathering. It is smaller in scale than typical math festivals. Activities will be set up by the playground.

This free park playdate at Cahalan Park features open-ended activities for children ages 1 to 5. Bring a picnic blanket and pack a snack or lunch, then settle in for unstructured play where little ones can explore, meet new friends, and learn through play. A new activity is offered each week. Look for a red canopy and APPS members in red T-shirts. Supervision is not provided by APPS. For updates, check Facebook or Instagram.

This free event takes place at History Park.

Enjoy family-friendly interactive math activities at Townsend Park. Drop-in participation is welcome. This gathering is smaller in scale than typical math festivals, and the activities will be set up near the playground.

A free estate planning workshop at West Valley Library, presented by the San José Public Library Foundation, focuses on helping people take charge of their future plans. Guidance comes from estate planning professionals who will explain key concepts and share practical next steps you can start using right away to help protect your legacy. Local experts lead the conversation, and light refreshments are available. The program is intended for participants at any point in their estate planning journey.

River Oaks Park hosts a friendly math gathering with interactive stations families can explore together. Activities use games that welcome children of any age and background. Admission is free, the format is open to all ages, and flexible arrival is allowed. This session is smaller in scale than typical math festivals. Registration is not required.

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor Summer Concert Series that fills the lawn with live music all season. Pack a blanket or a lawn chair, settle onto the grass, and enjoy relaxed evenings shaped by community spirit and summer fun. The music spans symphonic sounds, classic rock, Latin rhythms, funk, soul, pop, and dance favorites. This year’s performers include the Cupertino Symphonic Band, Blind Pilots, The Blanks, Fire Peach, Misguided Saints, Patron Latin Rhythms, The Joint Chiefs, Mad About You, The Sound Project, Get Lucky Band, and Smokin Slice of Mojo.