Events in Campbell today

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.

At the Ohlone College Flea and Community Market, shoppers and car enthusiasts come together for a day of browsing, mingling, and automotive eye candy. Explore a wide mix of local vendors and garage sellers offering bargains and handmade pieces, distinctive jewelry, antiques and collectibles, toys and games, clothing and skincare, local treats, rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. A free, family friendly Cars & Coffee meet with Ohayo Roadsters adds to the experience, featuring everything from classics to exotics, coffee, and conversations with fellow fans. Kids can enjoy a free zone with a bouncy house, crafts, and lawn games, and there will be live music by the Mission Gold Nugget Jazz Band. Free parking is available during the event.

Experience toddler, preschool, TK, and afterschool programs at an in-person open house. Tour classrooms, meet the staff, and learn how the program supports every aspect of a child's development in a caring, secure setting tailored to working families and guided by experienced, compassionate teachers. The event features a music and movement session with Chiquy, face painting, mehendi art, and an orientation, and special open house discounts are available.

The Throne Card Show heads to DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose, bringing together collectors, vendors, families, and hobby fans for a Bay Area showcase of sports cards and trading card games. Explore more than 140 tables of sellers and exhibitors, with opportunities to buy, sell, and trade across favorites like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, and more. Expect giveaways and special announcements, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available, and vendor spaces are limited and assigned in the order that payments are confirmed. Updates and daily giveaway details are shared on Instagram at @TheThroneCardShow.

Explore the pottery wheel in a relaxed, beginner friendly class that lasts two hours. Learn to center clay, shape it on the wheel, and create pieces you can feel proud of, with guidance suitable for those brand new to ceramics. All materials and tools are included. Classes run daily at Colibri Pottery Studio in San Jose, offering a calm space to spin, unwind, and discover a new creative outlet.

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.

At Petco, adorable rescue dogs will be on site meeting potential adopters and hoping to find their forever families. Walk-ins are accepted, and appointments can be arranged to meet a specific pup so that dog is reserved and available during the event. Each dog comes with health records and comprehensive medical care, including vaccinations, de-worming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible contribution that supports a charity caring for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

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.

This performance brings together the SJZ High School All Stars and vocalist Gretchen Parlato, a three-time Grammy Award nominee recognized for an intimate, Brazilian-influenced approach and long-running collaborations with drummer Mark Guiliana and bassist Alan Hampton. Her albums Flor and Lean In earned Grammy recognition and international praise. Earlier highlights include Live in NYC, which brought her first Grammy nomination, drew a 4.5-star review from DownBeat, and rose to the top of the iTunes music video chart. The Lost and Found collected more than 30 national and international honors, including the DownBeat Jazz Critics Poll’s top Vocal Album and iTunes’ Vocal Jazz Album of the Year, while In a Dream was named by Billboard as the most alluring jazz vocal album of 2009. Heard on over 85 recordings and leading four of her own, she brings a deep well of experience to this collaboration with the SJZ High School All Stars.

At St James Park in San Jose, volunteers distribute vegetarian meals to people in need in the downtown area. Participants often purchase vegetarian items from Taco Bell or bring their own vegetarian food, then share the meals directly at the park. Donations of food or funds are welcomed and used to buy low cost meal bags for distribution. The focus is on hands-on giving and sharing kindness face to face, with a clear request to provide vegetarian food only. Organized by Vincent Amaladoss, contact 614-772-2743. Support via Zelle is available at linktovj1985@gmail.com.

Acclaimed drummer Mike Clark leads a powerhouse quintet in a set steeped in post bop and hard bop tradition, sparked by spontaneous creativity. The ensemble features saxophonist Craig Handy, trumpeter Eddie Henderson, pianist Dave Kikoski and bassist Essiet Okon Essiet. Clark first made a major impact with Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters, where the propulsive grooves on Thrust helped define him as a pioneer of linear drumming. His rhythms, counted among the most sampled in hip hop alongside Clyde Stubblefield, have appeared on hundreds of recordings over four decades. He remains a prolific presence, carrying forward the hard swinging spirit of Art Blakey and Elvin Jones. Recent highlights include Mike Clark Plays Herbie Hancock, which reached No. 5 on the Jazz Weekly chart and placed among the top 100 releases of 2023, and Kosen Rufu with Eddie Henderson, Skerik and Wayne Horvitz. He also co-leads the current Headhunters with Bill Summers, and their album The Stunt Man has the band touring in the United States, Europe and Japan. This group has performed together for two years and shares deep ties in the music. Oakland-born Craig Handy, a veteran of Roy Haynes and part of the original Headhunters, has enduring connections with Clark. Eddie Henderson, who received his first trumpet lesson from Louis Armstrong, has worked with Clark since the late 1960s. Dave Kikoski, a Grammy winner with the Mingus Big Band, brings high-octane technique and adventurous solos. Essiet Okon Essiet, Art Blakey’s final bassist and a collaborator especially valued by Clark, anchors the sound. Together they span a century of jazz experience, from the hard bop forge of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers to the funk-driven innovations of the Headhunters.

Designed for children ages 6 to 8 who already have some tennis experience, this intermediate Mini Aces program helps young players take the next step in their development. In a supportive setting, participants build consistency, sharpen movement and coordination, and strengthen overall court awareness through energetic drills, rally practice, and game-based learning. Each session focuses on steady improvement and confidence while keeping the sport enjoyable and engaging. Families who choose a Euro School of Tennis membership can access benefits like early class enrollment opportunities, discounted pricing, flexible hold options, and convenient automatic billing. It is a friendly pathway for kids to continue their tennis journey and foster a lasting love for the game.

The Summer Plant Swap at Sports Basement (Almaden) invites plant enthusiasts to exchange healthy plants or cuttings in a friendly indoor setting. This is the first indoor summer swap. Please label everything you bring and leave pets at home. If you are able, bring a few cleaning supplies to support cleanup after the event. Participants may bring their own table to display plants, and there will also be six tables available on site. If a table is not available, a wagon, box, blanket, or another creative display option works well. It is also helpful to bring a box or container to carry new plants home. The swap features two areas, an Open Trade section where you leave a plant and take a plant, and a Direct Trade area for specific exchanges agreed upon by both parties. Questions are welcome. Thanks to Jessica for creating the flyer.

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.

Afro-Cuban All Stars brings the story of Cuba’s musical heritage to the stage, tracing a path from tradition to the present. Conceived in the mid 1990s by producer and bandleader Juan de Marcos González as a salute to the golden age of Cuban music, the orchestra united icons including Rubén González, Ibrahim Ferrer, Compay Segundo, and Omara Portuondo, helping carry these artists to worldwide recognition. The ensemble rose to global attention through its role in the Buena Vista Social Club wave and appearances in Wim Wenders’ Academy Award nominated documentary and other films. With four Grammy nominations, the group continues to evolve by welcoming new generations and weaving contemporary Cuban styles into a foundation built on son, bolero, and guaracha. De Marcos, a classically trained guitarist and conductor with deep roots in Havana’s musical life, still guides the project with the vision that launched it.

Oakland native Jubu Smith is a guitarist whose tone is earthy, soulful and rooted in the gospel church, refined on some of the biggest stages in the world. After an early rise with Tony! Toni! Toné!, he spent more than 25 years as lead guitarist for Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, and he has collaborated with Whitney Houston, Luther Vandross, Boyz II Men, Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans, Toni Braxton and George Duke. A co-founder of the acclaimed gospel group The Soul Seekers, he received the BET Cadillac Lifetime Achievement Award for his work with Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, and in 2023 he was honored with the Living Legend Award recognizing longstanding contributions to Black music, gospel and soul. He also created Legally Blynd, a project that blends funk, soul and quartet traditions into high-energy, instrument-focused performances. In 2024 he released a self-titled solo album on Little Village Foundation, produced by Charlie Hunter and featuring guest appearances by Eric Gales, a raw and personal statement that opens a bold new chapter in his artistry.

Patti LaBelle, often called the Godmother of Soul, is a two-time Grammy winner with 13 nominations and a voice that has helped shape R&B, pop, and gospel for more than six decades. Her story begins with The Bluebelles, reaches global recognition with the boundary-pushing trio Labelle, and blossoms into a solo career marked by enduring favorites like If Only You Knew and the crossover duet On My Own with Michael McDonald. The fearless energy of Lady Marmalade, the landmark 1974 anthem, continues to echo through American music. Her influence extends beyond the studio and stage, with appearances in film and television, New York Times bestselling books, and her Patti’s Good Life brand. With unmatched vocal firepower, range, and longevity, she remains a commanding and electrifying presence.

Careless Whisper brings a high-energy 80s tribute to Britannia Arms South San Jose (Almaden), featuring big hair, era-inspired outfits, and faithful renditions of rock and pop from that decade. Known for performing nationwide at a wide range of events, the band delivers a crowd-pleasing celebration of 80s music and style. A cover charge will be collected at the door.

Add some soul to your summer with a special mini-brunch and free jazz concert at Urban Sanctuary and the neighboring Recovery Café in downtown San Jose, just a short walk from the San Jose Jazz Fest grounds. The program, The Art of the Protest Song, features jazz arrangements of eight memorable protest songs performed by a quintet with Neil MacPherson on Hammond B3, Adam Astrup on guitar, Dan Robbins on bass, Mike Shannon on drums, and vocalist Miranda Perl. Enjoy coffee and mini-brunch as doors open, take in the concert, then linger for a relaxed coffee hour in the café. Before and after the music, visitors can stop next door at Recovery Café San Jose to learn about its support for people healing from addiction, homelessness, and mental health challenges. The concert and coffee hour are free, and a Sunday collection will benefit the Recovery Café’s programs.

Western Standard Time Ska Orchestra is a 20-piece, all-star force from the West Coast ska scene, powered by a horn section triple the size of a typical ska band. For fifteen years they have stood out as one of traditional ska’s most dynamic live acts, topping festival bills and playing renowned stages across the United States and Europe. The lineup features players from The Aggrolites, Hepcat, Gogol Bordello, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and more, and the group has collaborated with vocalists such as Angelo Moore of Fishbone, Greg Lee and Alex Desért of Hepcat, and Vic Ruggiero of The Slackers. Their fifth studio album, Fire & Water, arrived in 2025 with 16 tracks that blend originals and covers rooted in early 1960s Jamaican styles. Rich orchestration, including a full string section, showcases a band dedicated to celebrating ska’s roots while pushing the sound forward.

In honor of the Miles Davis centennial, bassist and composer Marcus Shelby leads his nine-piece Bay Area nonet in a program devoted to Birth of the Cool, presented with the instrumentation the music was written for. Shelby’s background includes the Charles Mingus Scholarship to attend CalArts in 1990, composition studies with James Newton, and bass studies with Charlie Haden. He serves as Artistic Director of Healdsburg Jazz and has created major works grounded in African American history and social movements, including oratorios for Harriet Tubman and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His orchestra’s album Soul of the Movement reached No. 2 on national jazz radio charts in 2011, and his credits include the score for Anna Deavere Smith’s HBO film Notes from the Field and the voice of Ray Gardener in Disney Pixar’s Oscar-winning Soul. Birth of the Cool took shape over multiple sessions led by a young bandleader working alongside innovative musicians, composers, and arrangers. For this performance, the Marcus Shelby Nonet features the Bay Area master musicians who also power his New Orchestra, a group with five recordings. This program spotlights one of jazz’s most enduring works in the colors and textures that defined it, interpreted by some of the region’s top players.

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.

Alto saxophonist, MC, and bandleader Lakecia Benjamin brings a vivid, resonant sound often likened to Johnny Hodges, weaving jazz, funk, and R&B into sets that span straight-ahead roots and socially engaged music. A Washington Heights native, she refined her artistry under the guidance of Clark Terry and Terri Lyne Carrington and went on to collaborate with Gregory Porter, Anita Baker, and Robert Glasper. Nominated for five Grammy Awards, she has earned recognition for albums that honor the lineage while pushing it forward. Pursuance: The Coltranes featured Dee Dee Bridgewater, Regina Carter, and former Coltrane bassist Reggie Workman. Phoenix, produced by Carrington, received three Grammy nominations and widespread acclaim, and the journey continues with Phoenix Reimagined, a live-in-studio rendering from The Bunker in Brooklyn that adds three new tracks and captures spontaneous energy with high-fidelity sound. Her performances also carry the force of a comeback. After a 2021 car accident that left her with significant injuries, she returned with renewed strength and perspective, leaning into growth, challenge, and celebration. Expect a set that channels resilience and joy while highlighting a singular voice in contemporary jazz.

Cory Wong, a Grammy-nominated guitarist, producer, and host across both variety and podcast formats, takes the stage with the tightly grooving, high-energy approach that fuels his global reputation. Known for his roles in Vulfpeck and the Fearless Flyers alongside a flourishing solo career, he pairs razor-sharp rhythm work with thoughtful production, writing, arranging, and band leadership. His recent album Lost in the Wonder has earned praise for its rich sound and expert craftsmanship, arriving on the heels of his 2024 orchestral collaboration with the Metropole Orkest titled Starship Syncopation. His work spans television and anime as well, including the theme for the CBS late-night series After Midnight and a chart-topping opening theme in Japan for Spy x Family Season 2. Wong also extends his artistry into signature gear, featuring a Fender Stratocaster, compressor and overdrive pedals, pickup designs, and an Apple Producer Pack. Expect a performance that blends infectious fun with top-tier musicianship.

Instant Alter showcases a forward-looking fusion vision from New York saxophonist Emilio Modeste and Los Angeles vocalist Natasha Agrama, both veterans of Stanley Clarke’s band. The music moves through jazz, rock and soul, folds in vivid storytelling, and channels the festive spirit of Brazilian Tropicália to create a contemporary sound with momentum and heart. Modeste, known for his work with the late trumpet great Wallace Roney, is touring with Stanley Clarke, Cindy Blackman Santana and Kassa Overall. His distinctive tone and melodic sensibility are heard on Steve Turre’s Generations and Dezron Douglas’ Atalaya, and he appears on an upcoming Stanley Clarke release. A student of Lenny White, he brings a curious, exploratory energy to every project. Agrama is a vocalist, composer, poet and multidisciplinary artist whose voice, in her own words, bears the triumph of love and the journey toward belonging in a new world. The granddaughter of Chilean icon Antonio Prieto, she has collaborated with Kamasi Washington and the West Coast Get Down, and her 2017 album The Heart of Infinite Change includes contributions from Thundercat, George Duke, Austin Peralta and Stanley Clarke. With rising talents Brandon Rose, Jermaine Paul, Miguel Russell and Myles Martin contributing, Instant Alter affirms that progressive music can be both inventive and healing.

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue deliver an electrifying New Orleans sound led by Troy Andrews, a widely recognized ambassador of the city’s music. He stepped onto the Jazz Fest stage as a child alongside Bo Diddley, led his own brass band soon after, and grew into an artist with albums that topped the charts. His performances have spanned the White House, Madison Square Garden and the Super Bowl, and his resume includes tours with Jeff Beck and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, festival slots at Coachella and Lollapalooza, a Grammy win, and collaborations with Pharrell, Bruno Mars, Jon Batiste, Lenny Kravitz and Ringo Starr. Beyond the spotlight, Andrews founded the Trombone Shorty Foundation to nurture young musicians and has authored two children’s books, with the first recognized with a Caldecott Honor. In his hometown he rides in a beloved Mardi Gras parade on a towering float in his likeness, presents the Treme Threauxdown with guests such as Usher, Nick Jonas, Mavis Staples and Leon Bridges, and now helms the revered closing set at Jazz Fest. The energy bottled on Lifted, recorded live at his own Buckjump Studio, points to a show that is raw, raucous and full of New Orleans spirit.

Masters of Hawaiian Music brings together three acclaimed artists to share slack key guitar, ‘ukulele, and traditional island songs with audiences near and far. The lineup features four-time Grammy winner George Kahumoku Jr., six-time Grammy winner Daniel Ho, and two-time Grammy winner Tia Carrere. Kahumoku, widely regarded as a Renaissance figure in Hawaii, is a multiple Na Hōkū Hanohano Award honoree as well as a vocalist, storyteller, songwriter, author, teacher, sculptor, and farmer. He produces the weekly Slack Key Show on Maui, a long-running series that has highlighted Hawaii’s finest musicians for more than two decades. His music draws on roots stretching to the early 1800s, when Portuguese immigrants introduced the ‘ukulele and Mexican cowboys brought guitars to the islands along with ranching traditions. Daniel Ho is a versatile multi-instrumentalist on ‘ukulele, slack key guitar, piano, and vocals. Four of his six Grammys came as producer for Kahumoku’s winning projects, and his other two were earned with close friend Tia Carrere. Carrere, an international star first recognized for her singing and acting in “Wayne’s World” and later roles in “Lilo & Stitch” and “Jo Koy’s Easter Sunday,” returned to her Hawai‘ian roots through Grammy-winning albums created with Ho. Together they present deep tradition, exceptional musicianship, and bright compositions that carry the spirit of aloha.

Junior Techies is a beginner-friendly full-day camp that introduces kids to coding through creative, hands-on projects. Students will use playful exploration to learn coding fundamentals while creating interactive digital creations. Activities include digital art and storytelling projects, building music together as part of a virtual band, and making a fun “Hide & Seek” style project that mixes problem-solving with creativity. The camp runs daily with Code For Fun instructors guiding the sessions.

Join the Reading to Children program for one-on-one or small-group book time with a volunteer. Kids can enjoy listening and can also practice reading. The session will be held in the Children’s Area, in the Children’s Picture Book area on the 2nd floor. Recommended for children ages 5 to 10, and young kids ages 0 to 5 are also welcome.

Settle into a comfortable spot at Leigh's Favorite Books for a bring-your-own-book reading session alongside fellow book lovers. Drinks and snacks are provided. The gathering begins with quiet reading, then wraps up with a short social time to chat about what everyone is reading.

This adult class focuses on both drawing and acrylic painting fundamentals. You’ll start by sketching from reference photos and still-life setups, then work on skills like lines, shading, and perspective. After that, the class shifts to acrylic techniques including color theory, composition, and expressive brushwork. Materials are provided, and it’s designed for beginners and intermediate artists.

Each Monday features bachata classes for multiple levels, including an intro session with Nicole and Level I and Level II with Noelani. After the lessons, the dance floor opens for a social with DJ Nokturnal. Every third Monday, a special guest teaches a 30 minute mini class before the social at no additional cost. Tickets can be prepaid via Venmo at @studiomclub or purchased at the door. Pricing is $25 for a single drop in lesson, $40 for a two level combo, and $10 for the social only. If you take a class, social admission is included. Bring a refillable bottle to use at the studio fountain or buy water for $2.

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.

MINI Gym Stars is a beginner-friendly gymnastics class for kids ages 4 to 9. The session focuses on basic skills and helps kids build balance, coordination, agility, and overall motor skills through movement exploration and play-based activities. Parents are welcome for the first 10 minutes on the first day, and they are encouraged to attend the last class for a recital.

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.

Learn and dance Hustle with back-to-back lessons for different experience levels, followed by a social dance party. Beginner and intermediate sessions are led by Stephen Ward, assisted by Deborah Davis. Pricing is $25 for a single drop-in lesson, $40 for two lessons, or $15 for the social only, and the social is included with any class. You can prepay through Venmo @studiomclub or pay with cash at the door. Attendees are welcome to spread the word and invite friends.

Join a fun speed-dating evening for singles in their 40s and 50s at Tessora's Wine Bar. You’ll meet new people in quick, structured rounds, with an introduction at the start and the main speed-dating portion following. Registration begins before the event, and your spot may be given away if you haven’t checked in by 7:15 PM. The event is planned for about two hours, and guests are asked to purchase at least one drink.

Brazilian Zouk classes welcome dancers at multiple levels, with no partner required. Rooted in Lambada from the late 1990s, this flowing partner dance suits a wide range of music, including pop, contemporary, reggaeton, R&B, and more. Advanced dancers with three or more years of experience can train with Alexia, focusing on creativity, musicality, connection, and intricate patterns in a format that builds on prior weeks. An intermediate track with Alexia develops strong fundamentals while adding new layers of complexity over time. Newcomers can begin with Daniel in a fundamentals series created for first‑time Zouk dancers, with the material restarting each month. Students who need to catch up on class content may arrange private lessons with the instructor. Pricing is $25 for a single level drop‑in, $40 for two levels drop‑in, and $15 for social‑only admission.

A networking gathering for professionals who serve seniors. Participants connect, share insights, and discuss ways to support one another’s businesses.

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.

Flash Fiction Forum and SmokeLong Quarterly partner for the first time to present an evening of flash fiction and other short-form pieces. The evening begins with a relaxed social hour at Claro and Poppy, then continues with a live literary reading at Works/SJ. This hybrid program offers attendance in person or via Zoom, with registration available for both options.

Blue House will be at Sam's Bar-B-Que for a fun time.

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.

Every second Wednesday of the month, the band First Call is at Little Lou's for an evening of sports, dancing and singing, alongside hearty eats. Choose from beer and wine plus Texas-style brisket, pork ribs, pulled pork, tri-tip, meatballs, wings, burgers, dogs, sandwiches, and pho. Enjoy the game and spend time with First Call friends and family. The band is also available for private and corporate events, parties, birthdays, family gatherings, and anniversaries.

This relaxed monthly social takes place at Duke of Edinburgh Pub and Restaurant, with time for conversation and organizing upcoming rides. Attendees can catch up with one another and coordinate plans for what is next on the ride agenda.

Join an adult-focused acrylic painting and drawing class where you’ll learn the fundamentals of both media. You’ll start by sketching from reference photos and still-life setups, practicing key skills like lines, shading, and perspective. Then you’ll move into acrylics, covering topics such as color theory, composition, and how to work with pigment and expressive brushwork. All materials are provided during class, and the session is designed for beginners and intermediate artists.

The Salty Mom Comedy Tour visits Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale for a comedy performance. Lineups are subject to change, including last minute updates related to Covid.

A weekly salsa gathering offers lessons for multiple levels, along with time to practice and socialize. Start with Salsa Intro with Jenny or build confidence in Salsa Basic with JC. Dancers looking to push further can take Salsa Beyond with JC. Tickets can be prepaid via Venmo at @studiomballroom or purchased at the door. Pricing is $25 for a single drop-in lesson or $40 for two lessons. Bring a refillable bottle to use the studio water fountain, or purchase bottled water for $2.

Bookasaurus staff leads a weekly storytime for all ages. Each session includes the reading of a new book along with a staff favorite.

A weekly playgroup at Portal Park for two year olds, welcoming children ages 1 to 3 to play together.

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.

This weekly disc golf doubles round takes place at Kelley Park Disc Golf Course. Registration comes first, followed by the start of play. Rules, leaderboards, and stats are available online. The schedule may change, so check UDisc or the club calendar for the most current details.

An ASL social takes place in the Oakridge Mall food court, in the area between Century Theater and Jamba Juice. It welcomes deaf and hard of hearing community members, ASL students, and anyone interested in learning. The gathering is voices off to support communication in ASL. Closed on holidays.

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.

ACES returns to Music on the Hill at Santa Teresa Golf Club with a high energy showcase of classic rock and dance favorites. Composed of veteran players dedicated to faithful, note for note renditions, the band tackles demanding songs that highlight their individual skills and aims to electrify audiences with a dynamic, revival-style set. The concert unfolds at the outdoor Top of the Hill setting, offering sweeping views across the golf course and gardens, plus a gazebo that makes a striking sunset photo spot. Full bars will be available with ice cold beverages, and the grill will serve burgers, hot dogs, and a crispy green salad with chicken. Admission is free. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. It is another night of live music under the stars at Music on the Hill.

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.

Learn and practice mambo with an open-level class led by Nicole and Michael, plus a Mambo Ignite Team session that is audition only. Prepay through Venmo @studiomballroom or pay at the door. The cost is $35 for a drop in lesson or $140 for a monthly membership. Bring a refillable bottle to use the studio fountain, or purchase water for $2.

Comedian Willie Barcena appears in Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a neighborhood comedy club. Show lineups are subject to change, and they may be updated at the last minute as needed.