Family events in Citrus Heights, CA

This outdoor group dog training class uses force-free, reward-based methods that focus on building a strong partnership between handlers and their dogs. All experience levels are welcome, and the curriculum adjusts each week based on the teams that attend. Sessions cover core behaviors such as sit, down, stay, stand, reliable recall, and watch me, along with polite greetings, sitting calmly for petting, loose-leash walking, focus around distractions, impulse control, and preparation for the Canine Good Citizen evaluation. Puppies younger than one year may test for the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy title after completing six classes, which is a helpful first step toward the CGC program. The series is offered weekly and the cost is $350 for six classes. Instruction is led by Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching. Dogs must remain on leash at all times. Dogs in heat are not permitted. Harsh corrections, e-collars, prong collars, shock collars, and retractable leashes are not allowed. Please give other dogs and handlers plenty of space, and plan for one adult handler per dog. Bring vaccination records with identification, high-value treats, a standard 6-foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance practice, water for both you and your dog, potty bags, and an optional chair. All sessions take place outdoors, so dress for the weather and plan for a positive, enjoyable training experience. A waiver applies that releases Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, event organizers, and the City of Rocklin or Roseville from liability, and attendance constitutes consent to photography or filming for promotional use.

This yearly color run serves as a fundraiser. Additional details about fundraising and volunteer opportunities will be announced soon. Businesses interested in sponsoring can contact president@twinlakespta.org.

A free community concert brings Grateful Dead tribute sounds to Gibbons Park, as Mission Oaks Shakedown performs with the Nipper Brothers. Guests can relax on lawn chairs or blankets, enjoy live music, and explore food trucks and local vendors throughout the event. Food vendors are provided by Food In The Hood 916. MORPD annual sponsors are House Real Estate, Sacramento County Supervisor Rich Desmond, and Sierra Oaks Dental. Whether longtime fans or simply looking for a night out in the community, attendees can look forward to a laid-back gathering under the open sky.

Family Field Nights brings neighbors and families together for games and prizes alongside local food and resource vendors. The experience includes all-ages game competitions, a bounce house for kids, and themed music nights, with dressing to match each theme encouraged. The lineup features an Animation themed night and a Superhero themed night, creating a playful atmosphere for participants of every age.

This weekly Friday Night Magic Commander tournament welcomes players of all ages. The entry fee is $10, and participants receive guaranteed points and prize support. For questions or concerns, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005.

The Rocklin Community Farmers Market brings together local growers, food makers, and artisans for a lively open-air marketplace. Browse farm-fresh produce, enjoy ready-to-eat and prepared dishes, and explore handmade goods while live music sets the tone. Kids can look forward to activities each week. A new community corner highlights neighborhood businesses and features chef demonstrations, with a few extra surprises. The market takes place in all weather and is set alongside Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

Solstice Farms in Loomis offers a weekly opportunity to shop what is grown on-site, including organic produce, fresh eggs from the farm, honey from the area, seasonal blooms, and lemonade made by hand. Offerings shift with the harvest, so each visit brings something new. Families are welcome to meet the farmers, stock up on fresh food, and support a small, locally run farm.

An all-ages Pokemon Cup is open to participants of any age. For more information, call the store at 916-783-8005.

The Maidu Park Farmers Market brings a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere to Maidu Regional Park with a relaxed community feel and live music. Shop a broad mix of farm-fresh produce, eggs, honey, and herbs, along with artisan foods, baked goods, jams, and other specialty treats. Grab something tasty from food trucks and other ready to eat options, then browse fresh flowers, plants, and nursery selections. Free parking is available, making it easy to stop in for groceries, a casual bite, or a pleasant stroll through the park.

Set within Mahany Park, this weekly farmers market gathers fresh produce, artisan foods, handmade goods, and small local vendors in a relaxed setting that is welcoming for families. Marketgoers can pick up fruits and vegetables for the week, grab a bite to eat, and discover unique creations from local makers. Live music adds to the upbeat atmosphere, and there is plenty of space for children to play. It offers a friendly way to enjoy time outdoors while supporting local farmers and businesses.