Events in Ceres today

A 12 week support group and study offers a caring space for women navigating the impact of betrayal in their relationships. Guided by From Betrayal Trauma to Healing & Joy, a workbook for partners of sex addicts by Marsha Means, MA, the sessions provide structure for reflection and conversation. Participants discuss challenges faced by women whose lives and marriages have been deeply affected, share experiences in a supportive setting, and take meaningful steps toward healing. The emphasis is on processing personal pain, finding connection, and beginning a hopeful path forward.

Announced by the San Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the 24th Annual Golf Tournament returns to Swenson Park Golf Course for a day focused on golf, making connections, and community fun. Participants can plan to play, network, sponsor, or simply take in the festivities. Sponsorship opportunities and player registration information will be available soon.

Dispose of sensitive paperwork with peace of mind and an eye toward the environment. Pacific Shredding will be parked in front of Podesto’s Market, near the Big L at Lincoln Center, collecting paper documents for shredding. The cost is $10 per bankers box, paid directly to Pacific Shredding.

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.

An evening of live performances in the plaza, part of an ongoing series that has brought a variety of artists to the stage, including Neon Radio, The Mixtape, Red Pony Band, Delta Rhythms Band, Third Party Legends of the Cruise, Triple D, BluesBox Bayou, The Rewind 209, The Good Ones, THIRD SOL, Third Party, The Vibes, The 132's, Hit Replay, Dave Dow, Valley Heat, Remedy, and Denise Choate. This edition features the First Friday market, combining a concert atmosphere with a market focus in the plaza.

At SPEAKEASY LOUNGE MODESTO Ca., attendees can bring their own vinyl and sign up to spin records. The gathering is open to everyone, with all music styles encouraged.

Ripon turns into a communitywide marketplace filled with bargains, unique pieces, and long-hidden gems. Seller registration will open soon, and participating locations will appear on a digital map to make browsing easier. Thanks go to Ayera Communications, The Planet, 209 Party Supply, Kid Red Entertainment, and Fun Auctions Live for their support. Organize closets and storage, showcase your best items, and get ready for friendly bargaining and neighborly connections. Shoppers can explore across town, compare prices, and uncover great deals at every stop.

Enjoy a complimentary yoga and Pilates session on The Row with Santana Row and lululemon. Please bring a yoga mat. The class takes place in Santana Row Park near the chess board. This community workout is free and open to everyone.

Vintage at the Garden Fall Market brings curated local vendors to Hughson Arboretum and Gardens, featuring art, vintage pieces, and a wide range of collectibles. Families can browse for one-of-a-kind finds, enjoy breakfast or lunch from food and beverage vendors, and walk the trails to take in fall weather and colorful leaves. It offers a treasure-hunt style shopping experience in a garden setting.

Donuts, Coffee and Cartoons features a screening of Alice in Wonderland. Curiosity carries Alice down the rabbit hole into a topsy-turvy realm filled with quirky characters and playful adventures. A craft activity with Macaroni Kid takes place before the movie. The film is sponsored by the Zeff Family.

This fall open house celebrates local and national maritime history with a special focus on USS Lucid, an all-wooden U.S. Navy warship and the last remaining Aggressive-class ocean‑going minesweeper in the United States. Attendance helps advance plans for a permanent museum complex that preserves this vessel and honors Stockton’s shipbuilding heritage on the Downtown Waterfront. Advance registration is required for each attendee with a timed entry slot and no exceptions. Plan to arrive a bit before your selected entry to allow time for parking. Once aboard, you may explore until closing. Food and beverages will be available for purchase or donation, with payment accepted by cash, check, card, PayPal, or Venmo. The program includes two Q&A sessions with Minesweep Sailor veterans moderated by Stockton Maritime Museum President David Rajkovich. A suggested entry ticket donation supports restoration efforts, set at $10 per adult and $5 per child age 14 and under, and additional contributions are welcome. Donations can be made online by card, PayPal, or Venmo, with options available for check or cash. Please note that the ship has multiple decks with narrow ladders and tight passageways, so consider accessibility needs before registering.

GROOV3 with Charlotte is a dance fitness class open to every level. Choreography is taught in simple, progressive steps so both first timers and experienced dancers can follow along while building confidence, strength, and connection. Expect feel-good movement, upbeat music, and a welcoming community that supports one another in a no-judgment setting. Drop-in pricing is $25 with fees included. A bring-a-friend option is listed as two for $25, with an additional $2.68 Eventbrite fee per ticket. Class packages are available. Tickets are offered on Eventbrite and also through ClassPass.

Discover the basics of the pottery wheel in a 2-hour beginner class at Colibri Pottery Studio in San Jose. Guided instruction covers centering clay on the wheel, shaping forms, and creating your own pieces, and no prior experience is required. All materials and tools are provided so you can focus on the clay and enjoy a calm, creative session.

Hosted by the Riding Academy, this reunion brings together the riders you trained alongside for a friendly get-together. Attendees can look forward to cake, a free RSVP gift, giveaways, and seminars that dive into riding gear and motorcycle customization. It is an opportunity to reconnect, celebrate progress, and keep the passion for riding moving forward.

This event features a complete ZZ Top concert, offering the full show experience from start to finish.

Presented by Sienna's Walk, this heartfelt evening honors and remembers babies lost too soon to miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss. The gathering brings the community together to celebrate the little ones we love but cannot hold, while also offering a chance to connect with local organizations that serve families in the loss community. Enjoy a food truck and dessert at sunset, explore raffle baskets, and play lawn games for the whole family. Guests are encouraged to bring picnic blankets.

The event celebrates the power of the arts by bringing together fine wine, gourmet cuisine, and community spirit to make a meaningful difference. This annual fundraiser supports The Juline Foundation for Children and the Modesto Artist Movement, advancing arts education, youth dance programs, and opportunities for local artists to flourish. Attendees can enjoy wine tastings, gourmet fare, live art experiences, uplifting performances, and a silent auction, all supporting a stronger future for young people through the arts. It is a warm celebration of imagination that strengthens the community and helps ensure the arts continue to inspire future generations.

An outdoor Garba celebration features Kinjal Dave live on stage, bringing traditional rhythms and lively energy to a night of dance. The experience captures the joyful spirit of Navratri with music and movement under the night sky. It takes place at Kathleen MacDonald High School.

All Shall Perish takes the stage at The Ritz to mark 20 years of The Price of Existence, joined by Carnifex, Extermination Dismemberment, and Mauled. This event is open to all ages, and tickets are available.

San Jose Civic hosts a concert celebrating 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog, featuring music and moments from the beloved video games. A live ensemble, rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists perform defining songs from throughout the series, including instrumental versions of fan favorites from the Genesis era to today, synchronized with highlights from the games. The arrangements hide playful musical Easter eggs, and the high-energy production brings Sonic's world to life on stage. The program also spotlights the contributions of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped shape the franchise's sound over the years.

Friends of the Fox presents a screening of Space Jam at Bob Hope Theatre. The program features a pre-show organ concert, and the film begins after the performance. Doors open prior to the concert.

Hammerfall headlines The Ritz, joined by Evergrey and Elvenking as special guests. This all-ages concert features live sets from all three bands.

A weekly bachata night in San Jose features back-to-back learning and social dancing. The evening begins with parallel Intro and Level II classes led by Nicole and Noelani, continues with Level I with Noelani, and wraps up with a social soundtracked by DJ Nokturnal. On third Mondays, a 30-minute mini lesson with a special guest takes place before the social at no extra charge. Pricing options include $25 for a single drop-in lesson, $40 for a two-level combo, or $10 for social only, with social admission included for anyone who takes a class. Tickets can be prepaid via Venmo @studiomclub or purchased at the door. Bring a refillable bottle to use at the studio fountain, or buy bottled water for $2.

Give young makers a creative start with a small group sewing class at Diana's Rhythmic Gymnastics in San Jose. Designed for children ages 6 to 8, the class welcomes all experience levels and builds practical skills, focus, and confidence as students complete real projects. Instruction is delivered step by step in a supportive setting with plenty of individual attention. Tuition is $240 per month, and Ocean Grove Charter funds are accepted.

Connect with people from around the world at a friendly language exchange that puts conversation first. The setting is relaxed and social, making it easy to make friends while practicing languages. This is an open mixer with no assigned tables, so conversations move naturally. English and the local language are most common, and other languages are welcome too. If you want help finding a conversation partner, ask an organizer, and a matchmaking option is available to pair you up. Please register on the website before attending. Plan to purchase at least one drink on arrival as required by the venue. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Be courteous to staff, help keep the space tidy, and treat everyone with respect to keep the atmosphere positive. Rule violations may lead to a ban without notice. Photos and videos are often taken. If you prefer not to be included, let the photographer know. Keep personal belongings secure, as the organizers are not responsible for lost items. Those who want to get involved can volunteer as event organizers or as photographers or videographers and skip the fees. The organizers reuse the same Facebook event page and update dates shortly after the event begins, so the date and participant count shown there may not be accurate. This community is active in more than 150 cities worldwide.

Learn and dance Hustle in a welcoming setting. Start with a beginner lesson taught by Stephen Ward with assistance from Deborah Davis, continue with an intermediate class, and wrap up with a social where you can practice your moves and connect with other dancers. Admission is $25 for one drop-in lesson, $40 for two lessons, or $15 for the social only, and the social is included when you take a class. Pay in advance via Venmo at @studiomclub or bring cash to the door.

Dive into Brazilian Zouk in San Jose, CA with an evening that blends learning and social dancing. This partner style grew out of Lambada in the late 90s and pairs well with pop, contemporary, reggaeton, R&B, and more. No partner is required. The night features three paths for different experience levels. Zouk Evolution with Alexia is designed for dancers with three or more years of experience and focuses on creativity, musicality, connection, and more complex patterns. Zouk StartUps with Alexia serves intermediate dancers with up to three years of experience, adding layers of difficulty to a solid foundation. What The Zouk with Daniel welcomes newcomers and covers the fundamentals as a monthly series that resets each month. These classes are progressive, so material builds from week to week. Each week includes either a one hour practica or a social, and class participants receive free entry to that session. On first Tuesdays, the Zouk’n Roll Social with DJ Fab invites dancers to share their skills, connect with friends, and enjoy the music. Private lessons with the instructor are available for students who want to catch up on class content. Pricing is $25 for a single level drop in, $40 for two levels, and $15 for social or practica only.