Free events in Citrus Heights, CA

Break up the week with a lively farmers market at the Palladio, offering a relaxed alternative to the weekend rush. Browse fresh-picked produce from local growers, savor ready-to-enjoy foods and artisan treats, and discover one-of-a-kind handmade pieces from small businesses. Musical performances and kid-friendly activities create a bright, welcoming scene that works for a quick errand or a longer visit. Pick up ingredients for dinner, search for a unique gift, or simply enjoy the atmosphere... a cheerful midweek reset that supports local makers and growers.

At Fair Oaks Plaza Park, this low-pressure walk and run welcomes moms and non-parents alike, focusing on movement, fresh air, and community. It is free and inclusive, with no pace goals and no experience required. Walking the entire route is encouraged and completely welcome. The group follows the road that parallels the American River Trail, where traffic is typically light, leaving plenty of space for strollers and conversation. Expect an easy walking warm-up, a series of short walk and run intervals that are gradually progressing toward a balanced rhythm, and a gentle cool-down. The format is flexible, so participants can arrive late, leave early, or turn back as needed. An optional coffee hang follows. Strollers and kids are welcome, and walkers and runners of any pace are encouraged, including beginners. For safety, participants are asked to complete a one-time digital liability waiver in advance.

Settle in for complimentary tea and easy conversation at a casual neighborhood meetup. This gathering centers on shared stories and neighborly connection, with the kettle kept hot throughout. Attendees are encouraged to come ready to share and to listen, and to bring an old teapot if they wish, then meet neighbors over a warm cup.

Game Kastle is hosting a casual Lorcana league timed with the Attack of the Vine release. It spans three months as a 12-week organized play program that repeats a four-week rotation. Week one features casual free play where participants bring their decks and enjoy matches with friends. Week two focuses on trading, giving players a chance to swap cards with one another. Week three centers on deck construction or refinements with opportunities to receive feedback from fellow players. Week four returns to open play, then the cycle starts again. Sessions take place on Fridays, encouraging groups to team up against the vine. Entry is $20.

Experience a tribute to the Grateful Dead by Mission Oaks Shakedown at Gibbons Park in Carmichael. Admission is free, and there will be food trucks and vendors. Bring a lawn chair and make it a family outing.

A community farmers market welcomes shoppers in any weather with a broad mix of food, farm goods, plants, and handmade items. Stalls feature gluten-free treats and bakery favorites like breads and pies, along with gourmet prepared options including tamales, arepas, sauces, and hummus. Discover honey, mushrooms, nuts, olive oil, and certified organic fruits and vegetables. Find meats such as poultry, lamb, beef, and pork, plus eggs, cheese, fish and seafood. Explore nursery stock like trees and shrubs, starters and decorative plants including succulents, and fresh and dried herbs. There are vegan protein choices such as cashew-based cheese, natural pet feed, soaps and body care, cut flowers, coffee and tea, fresh fruit juices, and an array of artisan crafts and woodworking. Canned and preserved specialties such as jams, jellies, preserves, salsas, pickles, and dried fruit round out the selection.

Fountains Morning Movement is a free outdoor fitness series that blends energy and calm in the Fountains Courtyard near Pet Food Express. This session features a beginner Pilates mat class presented by Club Pilates Twelve Bridges. Across the season, rotating partners lead experiences that include supportive morning yoga flows, mat Pilates or Vinyasa options, gentle and accessible yoga, a Pilates and yoga fusion, grounding all-levels formats, yin with sound bowls, breath-led slow flows, and dynamic power sequences. Bring a mat, a water bottle, and a towel. Activities take place in the open air and are dependent on the weather, and dates and details may change.

A relaxed, mom-friendly walk and run focused on movement, fresh air, and community. It is free and inclusive, with no pace targets and no prior experience needed. Participants can walk the entire route if they prefer. The group sets out from Fair Oaks Plaza Park and follows the roadway alongside the American River Trail, which offers ample space for strollers and easy conversation. Expect an easy walking warm-up, several rounds of alternating walk and run segments with a gradual plan to lengthen the run portions over time, and a comfortable walking cool-down. Participation is flexible, so arriving late, leaving early, or turning back are all fine. It welcomes moms, strollers and kids, walkers and runners at any pace, and beginners. An optional coffee hang is offered afterward. A one-time digital liability waiver is required for participation.

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

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.

This casual game night takes place at The Fat Rabbit in Old Folsom. The Game Getaway provides a rotating selection from its library of more than 1,500 board games. If there is a particular title in mind, requests can be made in advance, as fewer games can be brought than before. Expect options that range from strategy favorites to party picks, along with choices suitable for families. Parking is available in the nearby garage, and the location is close to light rail.

Experience Argentine Tango with a welcoming group at Tango On Broadway at Mission Oaks Community Center. Separate beginner and intermediate classes are offered, followed by a practice session. The first class is free through Mission Oaks Community Center’s standing offer. After that, pricing is $10 for the whole night or $30 for the whole month. New dancers are encouraged to try it, and returning dancers can use the beginner class to learn the opposite role. Attend solo or bring friends. Sessions take place every Monday, except on public holidays. For information, contact Chooi Goh at 916-390-0219 or cegoh@aol.com.

Bring your best trivia skills to Dave & Buster's in Roseville, CA. A lively host leads an interactive competition with a mix of question types, including image and music rounds. Play on your phone to submit answers, rack up points, and watch the live leaderboard to track standings. Teams of up to six can tackle topics like pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Participation is free, and Power Card prizes await the winners.