Events in Citrus Heights today

Enjoy a relaxed night of Magic: The Gathering focused on Casual Commander play and community. Bring a deck for friendly matches in a comfortable, inclusive setting where players can swap stories and meet others who love the game. The emphasis is on connection and fun, with a pressure free atmosphere, no gatekeeping, and an easy drop in format so you can sit down and start casting spells.

Magic: The Gathering Commander with a twist features special achievements and prize drawings that add extra excitement. Each session includes two games. A pack is given for every game played, regardless of the result. Weekly drawings provide more prize opportunities, and bi-monthly seasons offer additional rewards. The event welcomes players of all experience levels and fosters a friendly, community-focused atmosphere.

Settle into an evening of energy exploration inside a 48 unit Energy Enhancement System with host Onya Sorensen, recognized for an interview with Ismael Perez in 2024. The focus is on soul aligned healing, shifts in personal frequency, and a felt sense of galactic connection. It is designed for both newcomers to energy work and seasoned practitioners. The experience includes Palonette singing bowls, offering layered harmonics that support energetic realignment, calm the mind, and invite connection with your own higher self and Trintinian guides. A guided meditation nurtures cosmic alignment, deep inner peace, and stable multidimensional presence. The Palonette crystal powered spa component provides a gentle, immersive frequency infusion, described as elevating baseline frequencies in relation to the Dr. Hawkins Scale of Consciousness. Time within the Energy Enhancement System features scalar energy with aims of cellular energy support, soothing relaxation, and natural detoxification. Admission is $22.

Challenge your knowledge at a free to play trivia night at Dave & Buster's in Roseville, CA. A live host leads an interactive, competitive game with a mix of question types, including image and music rounds. Participants use their phones to submit answers, earn points, and track standings on the leaderboard. Questions cover topics like pop culture, sports, history, and science. Form a team of up to six and collaborate toward the top spot, with prizes for winners, including Power Card prizes.

Teams of up to six members compete against other tables in a general knowledge trivia contest.

Joshua Ray Walker takes the stage for a live performance at Folsom Hotel, joined by special guest FABRIZIO.

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.

This beginner-focused evening features two lessons and plenty of open dance time, all at an accessible level. It welcomes newcomers and offers a relaxed setting to learn steps, practice skills, and gain confidence on the dance floor.

A casual meet-up at Barnes & Noble centered around yarn, with beer, coffee, and wine in the mix.

Everyone is welcome at this all ages show. Re-entry is not permitted. Schedules and support acts may change without notice or refund. Tickets bought through unofficial third-party sellers cannot be verified by the box office, and any issues with those purchases must be handled directly with the third party. A special seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations and can accommodate up to two people per party. ADA seating is limited, so making a reservation after purchasing a General Admission ticket is recommended. To request accessible seating, email ACEADA@livenation.com with your show details. The venue is cashless and accepts cards and mobile payments.

Geoff Tate brings a live performance of Operation:Mindcrime to the stage inside Goldfield Roseville.

Celebrate Mark with a bit of karaoke in a friendly, laid back setting. Sing a song in honor of Mark or simply enjoy the music during this casual get-together.

Wednesday night brings karaoke to Louie’s Cocktail Lounge, and the singing continues on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday as well. Take the mic with support from professional KJs on a live stage, then hit the dance floor between songs. The lounge offers wide‑screen HD TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. It is open daily, features a regular happy hour, and keeps a full slate of events throughout the week.

Roseville Kiwanis Club holds a weekly meeting at Pacific Street Cafe for those interested in giving back and getting involved in the community. Participants organize events, back local programs, and connect with others who care about helping children and families in the area. Visitors are welcome to attend and learn more about the club’s efforts.

Guided by See’s Thunder, this experience centers on igniting inner light through a blend of time-honored wisdom, contemplative practices, energy work, meditation, and shamanic teachings. Participants engage with practical spiritual tools and guided moments designed to sharpen intuition, deepen connection with spirit, and support ongoing personal growth along a unique path. Suitable for first-timers and those continuing their journey.

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.

Karaoke takes center stage at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge, inviting singers to grab the mic on a dedicated stage with an energetic host and a dance floor ready for supporters. Between performances, explore the lounge’s amenities, including thirteen high definition widescreen TVs, pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound that keeps the atmosphere lively.

This renewal course is designed for current Concealed Carry Weapon permit holders in Sacramento, Placer, Yuba, and Sierra counties and fulfills the eight hour minimum training requirement for renewal. The program includes a live-fire qualification at Lincoln Rifle Club’s Dillman Range followed by an in-person classroom session at EWG Guns in Loomis, California. Instruction covers firearm safety and responsible handling, shooting techniques with both dry practice and live fire, secure storage, and how to legally transport firearms in vehicles and on airplanes. Participants will also review methods for securing firearms in vehicles, the laws that govern where carrying is allowed, the lawful use of a firearm including lethal force and self defense, and a mental health component focused on suicide awareness and prevention. Bring a pen and paper, mandatory eye and ear protection, clothing suitable for the weather, and avoid low-cut tops. Plan to bring the firearms you intend to list on your renewal application along with at least 100 rounds for each, with select calibers available for purchase on site. Tuition is $180, or $175 with the cash discount, and payment in full is required to secure a spot. A $25 cash range fee is due at the class.

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.

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.

Bite Nite 2026 transforms the Rocklin Events Center with a Palm Royal theme that channels 1960s glamour alongside modern energy, all in support of CASA of Placer, Yuba and Sutter. Expect a vintage-inspired scene with classic cocktails, bold patterns and midcentury flair, and retro attire is welcome. The evening features signature tastes from 25 standout restaurants across the region, plus both live and silent auctions. Bidding packages include escapes to Nashville, Hawaii and Mexico, as well as distinctive local experiences. Every contribution supports CASA’s mission to provide focused advocacy and mentorship for at-risk youth and families navigating crisis, turning a night of celebration into meaningful community impact. Early bird tickets are $150, with prices increasing to $200.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience where you select a project that suits your style, choose your colors, and personalize every detail. All supplies are provided, and helpful guidance is available throughout, so beginners are welcome. Come with friends, plan a date night, or drop in solo for a creative evening. Bring your favorite drinks and snacks, unwind, paint, share some laughs, and head home with a finished piece you can feel proud of.

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.

Social Game Night at Galaxy Game Cafe offers a relaxed setting to take a break from screens, connect with others, and play. Drop in anytime to meet new people or gather with friends for an easygoing evening of tabletop fun. Browse a library of more than 1,400 board and card games that suit all kinds of players. The space is welcoming and set up for connection and friendly competition. On select nights, a Game Ambassador is available to teach easy-to-learn games and help groups get started. Find a table, choose a game, and enjoy time together around the board.

Casual pick-up soccer on the grass pitch at Ernie Sheldon Hockey Rink, organized by Sacramento Chill Pick Up Soccer. A separate futsal court game is also planned. To help keep games organized, participants are asked to RSVP through the group’s Messenger poll or event listings and check in on the chat. Those who have been inactive are encouraged to participate again.

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.

Enjoy Hipper than Hip at the Ancil Hoffman Golf Club Summer Concert Series with a horn-driven blend of funk, R&B, and soul. Attendees may bring their own chair or book a table, then relax as the band delivers a lively, groove-filled performance.

Celebrate a full weekend of country dance and fall fun at the Sac Town Hoedown and Fall Festival. At The Grounds in Roseville will host line dancing, country swing, two step, and more, with social dancing across multiple floors, live music, and DJ sets. Expect workshops for all levels, beginner and advanced competitions, and NCDC swing and line divisions with belt buckle prizes. Four dance floors and sessions led by renowned instructors and choreographers offer many ways to learn, compete, and connect. Beyond the dance floor, explore the Fall Artisan and Crafters Market featuring local makers, seasonal goods, and delicious food, all in an outdoor festival atmosphere that includes sunsets, live music, and vendors. The event centers on community by spotlighting local instructors alongside top talent and by bringing different dance styles together under one roof. Pre and after party details will be announced. Tickets are available on Danceplace, with an optional VIP upgrade for premium workshops and more personalized time with instructors.

Diva Rox takes the stage for a live music performance.

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.

Blood on the Clocktower unfolds in the town of Ravenswood Bluff, a social deduction game of bluffing, logic, and teamwork. A Storyteller guides the action and all props are provided. A short rules overview takes place before play begins, so newcomers can get up to speed. Every player assumes a distinct role, some loyal to the town and others working in secret, all striving to make it through the night while a hidden demon stirs suspicion from the shadows. Trade whispers, test your theories, and work together to reveal the truth before evil prevails. Bring your wits and, if you like, a friend for support.

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.

Players gather for Commander games on an every other week schedule. Space is limited, with seats allocated on a first come, first served basis. For questions or more information, call the store at 916-331-9203.

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.

Experience a music-driven take on bingo where songs replace numbers and the playlist becomes the playing field. Track titles from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and memorable film and TV themes fill your card. Every card is uniquely built, keeping the pace quick, fresh, and unpredictable. After the music rounds, the spotlight shifts to eight rapid-fire trivia questions that test knowledge and charge up the crowd. It is a fusion of bingo, music, and trivia for a loud, high-energy night from the first chorus to the final question.

Shri Achal Mehta brings a high-energy Garba and Dandiya night to Sacramento, celebrating Navratri with lively rhythms, traditional melodies, and spirited dancing. This live showcase blends music, culture, and community, creating a festive atmosphere for a memorable night.

Tribal Seeds and Fortunate Youth bring the Heavy Vibes Tour to Quarry Park Amphitheatre for a night of roots reggae and uplifting energy. Formed in San Diego, Tribal Seeds has grown into a global presence through constant touring and a rich catalog that spans full-length albums, EPs, and a live set captured in 2020. Their latest release, Ancient Blood, fuses classic reggae foundations with modern textures and features collaborations with Twinkle Brothers, Kabaka Pyramid, Romain Virgo, and Hollie Cook. Milestones include a self-titled album that topped the iTunes reggae chart and a San Diego Music Award, with fan favorites like In Your Eyes and Dawn of Time amassing massive play counts, followed by chart-topping projects such as The Harvest, Soundwaves, and Representing. Sharing the spotlight, Fortunate Youth channels its Hermosa Beach origins and a mission of peace, love, and unity. The six-piece outfit blends reggae with touches of blues, ska, rock, world influences, soul, and punk, and has put in the miles supporting groups like Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, and SOJA. Expect a co-headline experience made for dancing, singing along, and feeling the positive pulse of reggae in Quarry Park’s intimate open-air amphitheatre with tiered grass seating in Rocklin.

Friday Night Karaoke takes over Louie’s Cocktail Lounge with a full host setup and a stage that puts every singer in the spotlight. Professional KJs keep the songs flowing while the dance floor and surround sound keep the energy high between performances. The lounge rounds out the experience with 13 high-definition TVs, professional pool tables, and electronic gaming machines. Karaoke is featured on multiple nights each week, including Wednesday through Saturday.

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.

Set at Sunrise Mall, the first market in the Living Smart family has grown into a lively, long-standing gathering rooted in community. Local growers return week after week with peak seasonal harvests, including sun-ripened strawberries, crisp celery, vine-ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, herbs, and more. It is a place to meet the farmers behind the food and count on consistent quality that makes everyday staples shine. Wide aisles, a friendly atmosphere, and a blend of longtime vendors with rotating seasonal favorites have turned it into a true community hub. Whether stocking up for the week, planning a brunch spread, or simply craving a perfectly sweet berry, this market brings together freshness and connection in one welcoming spot.

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.

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.

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.

Strategy Saturday shifts the focus from chance to choice, where wins come from planning and precise tactics. It is a dedicated day for thoughtful play, long-term strategy, and outmaneuvering opponents without relying on luck. On the second Saturday, the games rotate, and on the fourth Saturday the spotlight is on Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition.

Explore dot art while creating a charred ash wood tealight holder in a hands-on class. Over the course of an afternoon, complete a single project and head home with a finished piece to keep. All supplies are provided unless otherwise noted, and colors may vary.

Experience a playful art game workshop that blends creativity with chance. Participants begin with a blank canvas, then in each round draw a card that dictates the next step, whether using a specific supply, following a prompt, testing a new technique, or swapping canvases with another participant. No two creations turn out the same, and everyone leaves with a completed piece shaped by the luck of the draw. No prior art skills are required, only a sense of play. Registration also includes full-day access to a game play space featuring more than 1,200 board and card games.

The Dave Lynch Group brings elegant, contemporary jazz to the patio with a polished, refined sound.

Experience a full moon circle with FindsTruth centered on connection, reflection, and clear intentions. Participants are encouraged to bring crystals, sacred tools, or other meaningful items to place on a shared altar as an intentional ceremonial space is created together. The gathering features meditation, intention setting, and open sharing to honor the moon’s rhythms while supporting both individual and collective journeys. All experience levels are welcome. The price is $20 per person, and supplies are available for purchase if needed.

Smashed Live presents a riff-heavy showcase featuring Neurotrash alongside The Wave and the Particle and Ensign Red. Expect an energetic bill with three bands sharing one stage. All ages are welcome. Day-of-show admission is $15, and advance tickets are available.

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.

A celebration of creativity in Sacramento brings artists, makers, and vintage enthusiasts together on the second floor of Country Club Lanes. Explore handmade goods, original art, vintage fashion, home decor, antiques, and unique finds while supporting local artists and small businesses. Admission is $5, with tickets available at the door. Those interested in becoming vendors can request an application by messaging the organizers, and space is limited. For vendor inquiries, call 916-949-0988.

Settle in for a laid-back miniature painting session focused on creativity and community. Your entry includes shared paints, brushes, and general supplies, or you can bring your own, while the miniatures themselves are not provided. Beginners and seasoned painters alike are welcome to work on favorite figures and exchange tips. Registering in advance provides 10% off a single miniature from the retail space to use during the paint party, and this offer cannot be combined with a member discount. Spend time making art, chatting with fellow hobbyists, and connecting with the GGC community.

Explore and strengthen intuitive abilities in a welcoming space for beginners through advanced practitioners. The experience starts with a meditation, then moves into interactive practice where participants intentionally connect with one another’s energy to receive insights. Emphasis is on receiving guidance from spirit, including support from spirit guides, angels, the higher self, loved ones, and other beings of light. It offers meaningful practice to sharpen psychic senses and to deliver messages for yourself and for others. Cost is $20. Pay at the door or via Venmo @crystalrose4444 or PayPal @crystalrose4444.

Game Kastle Sacramento hosts open play for casual Commander, welcoming anyone interested in friendly games with friends. Matches continue until close in an easygoing, social setting.

This event is for anyone curious about RiftBound or preparing a deck for an upcoming Skirmish. Every participant receives a pack, and players who stay for all three games also earn a promo.

156/Silence performs live at Goldfield Roseville with special guests Aviana, HEAVENSGATE, and fromjoy. The lineup brings the headliner together with each guest act for a multi-artist show on one stage.

The Shaukat Khanum Fundraising Gala Dinner in Sacramento supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. Featuring guest star Shoaib Akhtar, the gathering focuses on raising vital funds for cancer care and research. The program takes place at Town & Country Event Center. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law, EIN 13-3626299. For tickets and more information, contact Khizur Kamran at (916) 767-2848, Kamran Malik at (916) 588-8383, Farooq Azhar at (916) 390-3235, Javaid Akhtar at (916) 501-2858, or Qamar Ashraf at (916) 799-3214.