Events in Cupertino today

San Jose Fit Dad Project brings local fathers together for a free group workout at Mind Pump Personal Training in San Jose. Sessions center on bodyweight movements, and any needed gear is provided, so no equipment is required. The goal is to foster a supportive community of men focused on growth in body, mind, and spirit. After the workout, there is time to connect, share, and enjoy coffee together. Participants are encouraged to bring water and a positive mindset.

Middle School Bike Skills helps kids build confidence and practical safety skills for riding to school and beyond. The session starts with an in-person interactive review of biking basics, then moves into smaller groups for a hands-on bike and helmet check, skills practice in a protected area, and an on-bike ride around the neighborhood to put the new skills into action. A parent or guardian must attend to observe and participate throughout the class. Everyone will need a CPSC-compliant helmet and a bike in safe, working condition.

Take part in a community fitness session that blends yoga and Pilates, presented by Santana Row with lululemon. The class is held in Santana Row Park near the chess board. Participants should bring a yoga mat. Admission is free and open to the public.

A bustling community market at Ohlone College blends local shopping with a lively Cars and Coffee gathering. Browse small businesses and neighborhood sellers for garage sale finds, handmade creations, distinctive jewelry, antiques and collectibles, toys and games, clothing and skincare, local treats, rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. The Ohayo Roadsters host a free, family friendly car meet in Lot G, with coffee, conversation, and vehicles ranging from vintage favorites to exotic showpieces. Highlights include a free Kids Zone with a bounce house, crafts, and lawn games, plus live music from the Mission Gold Nugget Jazz Band in Lot E. Shopping is centered in Lots D and E, the car meet takes place in Lot G, and free parking is available in Lot C.

An in-person open house spotlights toddler, preschool, TK, and afterschool programs that provide early education and care for working families. Visitors can tour classrooms, meet a team of qualified, compassionate educators, and learn how the program nurtures the whole child in a safe, nurturing environment. Activities include music and movement with Chiquy, face painting, mehendi art, and an orientation. Open house discounts are available.

The Throne Card Show brings a premium Bay Area card showcase to the DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose, welcoming collectors, vendors, families, and hobby fans. Browse more than 140 vendor tables featuring sports cards and trading card games like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, and more. Expect active buying, selling, and trading on the floor, plus giveaways, special announcements, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available, and vendor spots are limited, assigned on a first come, first served basis once payment is confirmed. Daily giveaways and updates are shared on IG at @TheThroneCardShow.

Discover the pottery wheel in a two-hour beginner class at Colibri Pottery Studio in San Jose. Learn the essentials of centering clay, shaping forms, and creating your own pieces, with no prior experience required. All materials and tools are provided. Classes are offered daily, making it easy to relax at the wheel and craft something you can be proud of.

At Petco, meet adoptable dogs who are ready to shower their new families with love. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be arranged to meet a specific pup so they will be available for you at the event. Each dog comes with health records and has received vaccinations, deworming, 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 donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For information or help setting an appointment, call or text 888.508.8943 any day between 8 am and 8 pm.

At Maslococantina, an R&B-themed brunch and day party pairs soulful music with a daytime social setting. Free tickets are available, and all ages are welcome.

Discover an exclusive shopping experience at the Hilton Garden Inn Cupertino, featuring on-trend women’s apparel, elegant jewelry, fancy dresses, accessories, and selections for children. Browse pieces for every occasion, including casual, formal, semi-formal, and bridal wear, with options suited to summer and wedding needs. Everything is gathered under one roof to make refreshing your wardrobe simple for the whole family. Admission and parking are free. For inquiries, contact Kiran Akhtar at (916) 510-9856.

Drummer Mike Clark leads his Post Boptet for a program steeped in post bop and hard bop tradition, charged with improvisational spark. He is joined by saxophonist Craig Handy, trumpeter Eddie Henderson, pianist Dave Kikoski, and bassist Essiet Okon Essiet. Clark first came to wide attention with Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters, where his work on the album Thrust helped define linear drumming. His grooves, alongside those of Clyde Stubblefield, are among the most sampled in hip hop across many recordings over four decades. He remains a prolific force, advancing hard swinging, forward looking jazz in the spirit of Art Blakey and Elvin Jones. Recent releases include Mike Clark Plays Herbie Hancock, which peaked at number 5 on the Jazz Weekly chart and placed within 2023’s top 100 releases, and Kosen Rufu featuring Eddie Henderson, Skerik, and Wayne Horvitz. He also co-leads the present-day Headhunters with Bill Summers, and the album The Stunt Man has taken the band on tours through the United States, Europe, and Japan. Although this ensemble has been together for two years, its lineage runs deep. Oakland native Craig Handy, an alumnus of Roy Haynes’ group and the original Headhunters, has longstanding ties with Clark. Eddie Henderson, whose earliest trumpet lesson came from Louis Armstrong, has collaborated with Clark since the late 1960s. Dave Kikoski, a Grammy winner with the Mingus Big Band, supplies virtuosic drive and adventurous solos. Essiet Okon Essiet, Art Blakey’s final bassist and one of Clark’s favored collaborators, anchors the low end. Together they cover a wide swath of jazz history, from the hard bop forge of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers to the funk innovations of the Headhunters.

The SJZ High School All Stars share the stage with three-time Grammy Award nominee Gretchen Parlato, a jazz vocalist known for an intimate sound shaped by Brazilian influences. Her albums Flor and Lean In earned international acclaim and Grammy recognition, and her discography spans more than 85 guest appearances and four leader releases. Live in NYC brought her first Grammy nomination and reached No. 1 on the iTunes music video chart, The Lost and Found received over 30 national and international awards including top honors from DownBeat and iTunes, and Billboard praised In a Dream as 2009's most alluring jazz vocal album. Flor reflects her deep connection to Brazilian music and received a Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Album. Parlato’s collaborators over the years include drummer and composer Mark Guiliana, who has worked with David Bowie, Brad Mehldau, and St. Vincent, bassist Alan Hampton, who has toured and recorded with Andrew Bird and Rufus Wainwright, and Los Angeles pianist and arranger Jacob Mann, noted for tours with KNOWER and performances with Jacob Collier, Moonchild, and Lee Ritenour. This performance brings together a distinguished jazz voice with a high school all-star ensemble.

Community members gather at St James Park in San Jose to share vegetarian meals and water with anyone who is hungry. The effort welcomes people who want to help by bringing prepared vegetarian food, picking up simple vegetarian items from a nearby Taco Bell, or contributing funds that go toward individual meal bags. In person participation is encouraged so volunteers can offer food directly to people in need. Meals are distributed at a central spot in the park and are offered without regard to background. The guiding focus is compassion and relief from hunger, with a clear request to provide only vegetarian food. Organized by Vincent Amaladoss.

This intermediate tennis program welcomes ages 6 to 8 who have played before and are ready to advance. The curriculum features fast paced drills, rally practice, and targeted games to build consistency, movement, coordination, and court awareness. Sessions are designed to support steady progress and confidence while keeping learning lively and enjoyable. Membership with Euro School of Tennis includes priority access to classes, special pricing, flexible hold options, and convenient automatic payments. The program helps young players continue developing their skills and cultivate a lasting appreciation for the sport.

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles' free and family friendly music series, presents Jinx Jones and the Kingtones performing lively rockabilly at Niles Town Plaza. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy live music from a local favorite in a historic setting.

An indoor Summer Plant Swap invites plant enthusiasts to exchange healthy plants or cuttings in a friendly, organized setting. Clearly label everything you bring. If you have a table, feel free to use it, though only six will be available at the location. Creative display options like a wagon, box, or blanket are welcome if a table is not available. Two swap styles will be offered: open trade, where participants leave one plant and take another, and direct trade, where specific exchanges happen by mutual agreement. Guests are asked to leave pets at home and, if possible, bring a few cleaning supplies to help with cleanup. Bringing a box or container to safely carry new plants home is recommended. Thanks to Jessica for designing the flyer.

A free outdoor swing dance lesson closes out the summer season at Niles Town Plaza, offering an energetic evening of music and movement under the sky with guidance from an instructor. The setting welcomes all levels, and no experience or partner is required. An outdoor summer concert happens first, followed by time to dance and enjoy the atmosphere. Beyond the lesson, it is a chance to appreciate Niles, meet new people, explore nearby shops, and grab a bite from local restaurants. Plenty of parking is available, and the focus is on community, connection, and a festive wrap to the season.

Free Shakespeare in the Park presents a production of Antony and Cleopatra, directed by Katja Rivera.

Afro-Cuban All Stars, the renowned orchestra central to the Buena Vista Social Club story, appears under the direction of producer and bandleader Juan de Marcos González. With four Grammy nominations and a roster that has launched many musicians to global fame, the ensemble took shape in the mid 1990s to honor Cuba’s golden age, uniting icons such as Ruben González, Ibrahim Ferrer, Compay Segundo, and Omara Portuondo. Their rise helped rekindle worldwide interest in traditional Cuban sounds, and the group is featured in Wim Wenders’ Buena Vista Social Club documentary, which was nominated for an Academy Award. Today the orchestra looks forward as much as it celebrates the past, blending contemporary Cuban currents with foundations in son, bolero, and guaracha while welcoming new generations of artists. The Times in London has credited the group with helping define the next chapter of Cuban music. De Marcos, a classically trained guitarist and conductor with deep roots in Havana’s musical life, continues to guide the orchestra with the vision that made it a landmark in global music.

Oakland-raised guitarist Jubu Smith steps into the spotlight with a tone that is warm, gritty, and deeply spiritual, grounded in the church tradition of gospel and refined on premier stages worldwide. After more than 25 years as lead guitarist for Maze featuring Frankie Beverly and an early rise with Tony! Toni! Toné!, he brings hard-earned artistry and feel to every performance. His collaborations span icons such as Whitney Houston, Luther Vandross, Boyz II Men, Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans, Toni Braxton, and George Duke. As a cofounder of The Soul Seekers, he earned a BET Cadillac Lifetime Achievement Award for his work with Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, and he received the Living Legend Award in 2023 in recognition of enduring contributions to Black music, gospel, and soul. Smith also founded Legally Blynd, a powerhouse ensemble that blends funk, soul, and quartet styles into high-energy, instrument-forward shows. 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 career.

An icon of American music, Patti LaBelle has earned two Grammy Awards and 13 nominations, and her powerhouse voice has shaped six decades of R&B, pop, and gospel. The Philadelphia-born singer first reached the charts in 1962 with The Bluebelles, then gained worldwide recognition with the boundary-pushing trio Labelle. Since launching her solo career in the 1970s, she has built a catalog of enduring favorites, from the R&B number one "If Only You Knew" to the cross-genre hit "On My Own" with Michael McDonald, earning American Music Awards and NAACP Image Awards among many other honors. The 1974 classic "Lady Marmalade" remains a cultural landmark, its fearless energy still resonating after half a century. Her impact extends beyond music with appearances in film and television, New York Times bestselling books, and her Patti’s Good Life food and lifestyle brand. Celebrated as the Godmother of Soul, she continues to command the stage with an electrifying presence that few can match.

Careless Whisper brings a 1980s tribute to Britannia Arms South San Jose (Almaden), complete with big hair, throwback fashion, and authentic costumes set to rock and pop from the decade. The band entertains audiences across the country at corporate parties, weddings, fundraisers, anniversaries, and other special events, and travels nationwide. Cover charge at the door.

Add some soul to your summer at Urban Sanctuary with a free Soulful Sunday concert alongside a light mini-brunch in the café next door, steps from the San Jose Jazz Fest grounds. The program, The Art of the Protest Song, presents eight influential American protest songs reimagined through jazz. The quintet features Neil MacPherson on Hammond B3, Adam Astrup on guitar, Dan Robbins on bass, Mike Shannon on drums, and vocalist Miranda Perl. Doors open for coffee and a mini-brunch, the concert follows, then a relaxed coffee hour in the café. Visitors are welcome to stop by Recovery Café San Jose before or after the music to learn how it supports people recovering from addiction, homelessness, and mental health challenges. There is no charge for the concert or the coffee hour, and the collection taken that day will directly benefit the café’s programs.

Western Standard Time Ska Orchestra brings a 20 member, all star West Coast ska ensemble to the stage, powered by a horn line triple the size of a typical ska band. Now fifteen years in, they are known for commanding traditional ska performances and have topped bills at major festivals and celebrated venues throughout the United States and Europe. The lineup features players tied to The Aggrolites, Hepcat, Gogol Bordello, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and others, and they have 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 release, Fire & Water, arrived in 2025 with 16 tracks that blend originals and covers shaped by early 1960s Jamaican sounds, expanded with rich orchestration that even includes a full string section. It is a bold chapter for a band devoted to refreshing classic styles and pushing them ahead, and their live set delivers high energy, dance friendly ska on a grand scale.

A salute to the Miles Davis centennial brings bassist and composer Marcus Shelby to the stage with his nine-piece Bay Area nonet, revisiting the music of Birth of the Cool with the ensemble colors the score was written for. Shelby’s long commitment to socially engaged jazz makes him a fitting guide to this seminal 1949 music, created by a young Davis in collaboration with forward-looking players, writers, and arrangers. Drawing on the same Bay Area master musicians who power his New Orchestra, a group with five recordings, the nonet offers a chance to hear this cornerstone of jazz close to how it was first conceived, interpreted by standout artists from the region. Shelby earned the Charles Mingus Scholarship to study at CalArts, working on composition with James Newton and bass with Charlie Haden. He serves as Artistic Director of Healdsburg Jazz and has created expansive works centered on African American history and social change, including oratorios for Harriet Tubman and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His orchestra’s Soul of the Movement rose to number two on the national jazz radio charts in 2011. His credits also include the score for Anna Deavere Smith’s HBO film Notes from the Field, and the voice role of Ray Gardener in the Oscar winning Disney Pixar film Soul.

Alto saxophonist, MC, and bandleader Lakecia Benjamin brings a resonant warmth often compared to Johnny Hodges and a distinctive mix of jazz, funk, and R&B that ranges from straight-ahead tradition to socially conscious expression. A five-time Grammy nominee, her performances leave a lasting impression. A Washington Heights native, she refined her craft with Clark Terry and Terri Lyne Carrington and went on to become a sought-after collaborator for Gregory Porter, Anita Baker, and Robert Glasper. Her 2020 release Pursuance: The Coltranes featured Dee Dee Bridgewater, Regina Carter, and Reggie Workman, a former member of John Coltrane’s band. Phoenix followed in 2023, produced by Carrington, earning three Grammy nominations and widespread praise. After a serious car accident in 2021 that resulted in a broken jaw, shoulder blade, ribs, and a ruptured eardrum, Benjamin returned with restored confidence and a drive to keep challenging herself and growing. Her newest project, Phoenix Reimagined, captures Phoenix in a live-in-studio session at The Bunker in Brooklyn, adds three new songs, and marries spontaneous energy with high-fidelity sound. The performance embodies resilience and a spirit of celebration.

Cory Wong takes the stage with the high-voltage groove and precision that have made him a Grammy-nominated guitarist, producer, variety show host, and podcast host. Known from Vulfpeck and the Fearless Flyers as well as his own projects, he has built a reputation for rhythm-forward performances that pack iconic venues worldwide. He emphasizes that the guitar is only one channel for his creativity, with equal focus on producing, writing, arranging, and leading a band. His newest release, Lost in the Wonder, has earned praise for its rich sound and superb execution, arriving after his 2024 orchestral collaboration with the Metropole Orkest, Starship Syncopation. Beyond the stage, he wrote the theme for the CBS late-night series After Midnight, and his theme for Spy x Family Season 2 reached number one in Japan. His signature gear line includes a Fender Stratocaster, compressor and overdrive pedals, pickups, and an Apple Producer Pack. Expect a performance bursting with upbeat energy and razor-sharp musicianship.

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue bring the spirit of New Orleans to the stage, led by Troy Andrews, a hometown standard-bearer who has been performing since childhood. He first jumped onstage at Jazz Fest at age four with Bo Diddley, was fronting a brass band by six, and by his early twenties was releasing widely praised, chart-topping albums while touring the world. His career highlights include appearances at the White House, Madison Square Garden, and the 2025 Super Bowl, major festival sets at Coachella and Lollapalooza, tours with Jeff Beck and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, a Grammy Award, and collaborations with Pharrell, Bruno Mars, Jon Batiste, Lenny Kravitz, Ringo Starr, and others. Beyond the spotlight, Andrews founded the Trombone Shorty Foundation to expand music education for young people and has authored two children’s books, with his debut earning a Caldecott Honor. In New Orleans he leads a signature Mardi Gras parade atop a float crafted in his likeness, hosts the Treme Threauxdown concerts that have welcomed guests like Usher, Nick Jonas, Mavis Staples, and Leon Bridges, and now holds Jazz Fest’s closing slot. The show draws on the sound captured on his 2022 release, Lifted, recorded live at his Buckjump Studio, channeling unbridled energy, joyful grooves, and the unmistakable New Orleans spirit.

Instant Alter brings Future Fusion to life under the guidance of New York saxophonist Emilio Modeste and Los Angeles vocalist Natasha Agrama, both alumni of Stanley Clarke’s band. The quartet folds jazz, rock, soul and storytelling into the celebratory spirit of Brazilian Tropicália, shaping a contemporary sound that is curious and inviting. With rising talents Brandon Rose, Jermaine Paul, Miguel Russell and Myles Martin in the mix, the music reaches for adventurous ideas while keeping a restorative heart. Modeste, noted for his work with the late trumpet great Wallace Roney, is currently touring with Stanley Clarke, Cindy Blackman Santana and Kassa Overall. His distinctive horn can be heard on Steve Turre’s Generations and Dezron Douglas’ Atalaya, and he is featured on Stanley Clarke’s upcoming album. Mentored by drummer and producer Lenny White, he brings a restless creative drive to every project. Agrama is a vocalist, composer, poet and multidisciplinary artist whose singing, in her words, carries the triumph of love and the journey of finding belonging in a new world. The granddaughter of Chilean crooner Antonio Prieto, she has performed and recorded with Kamasi Washington and the West Coast Get Down. Her 2017 release The Heart of Infinite Change features Thundercat, George Duke, Austin Peralta and Stanley Clarke.

This performance unites four-time Grammy recipient George Kahumoku, Jr., six-time Grammy winner Daniel Ho, and two-time Grammy honoree Tia Carrere in a showcase of Hawaiian slack key guitar, ukulele, and traditional songs shared with audiences around the world. Kahumoku, a Na Hōkū Hanohano Award winner, is a vocalist, storyteller, songwriter, author, teacher, sculptor, and farmer who also curates a weekly Slack Key Show on Maui that has highlighted the islands’ leading musicians for more than two decades. His artistry draws on roots that reach back to the early 19th century, when Portuguese immigrants introduced the ukulele to Hawai‘i and Mexican cowboys brought guitars along with ranching traditions. Ho, a multi-instrumentalist, produced four of Kahumoku’s Grammy-winning projects and performs on ukulele, slack key guitar, piano, and vocals. His other two Grammys were earned alongside close friend Tia Carrere. Carrere, an international star known from Wayne’s World and later roles in film and television including Lilo & Stitch and Jo Koy’s Easter Sunday, reconnected with her Hawaiian heritage on Grammy-winning albums created with Ho. Together, they blend time-honored tradition, virtuosity, and radiant original work, a combination praised by PopMatters for capturing the spirit of aloha.

Bring a book of your choice and enjoy an hour of quiet reading alongside fellow book lovers at Leigh's Favorite Books. Drinks and snacks will be provided. After the reading session, there will be a short social time to connect and chat about what you are reading.

Bachata instruction leads into a social with DJ Nokturnal. To start, choose between Bachata Ignite Intro with Nicole or Bachata Ignite II with Noelani, then continue with Bachata Ignite I with Noelani. Advance purchase is available via Venmo at @studiomclub, or pay at the door. Pricing is $25 for a single drop in lesson, $40 for a two level combo, and $10 for social only, with social access included for anyone who takes a class. Bring a refillable bottle to use at the studio water fountain, or pick up bottled water for $2.

This volunteer session at Shinn Park is open to participants ages 14 and older. High school students may earn service-learning hours over summer break. For more details, message the organizers.

Free, interactive math activities for the whole family are offered at Penitencia Creek Park in a relaxed, drop-in format. Activities are located by the playground. This is a smaller gathering than typical math festivals, providing an easy way for families to explore math together at their own pace.

This event features a beginner Hustle class with instruction by Stephen Ward, assisted by Deborah Davis. An intermediate Hustle class follows, then a social dance party for practice and connection. Admission options include $25 for a single drop-in lesson, $40 for two lessons, or $15 for the social only. If you take a class, social admission is included. Prepay via Venmo @studiomclub or pay cash at the door.

Brazilian Zouk dance classes welcome dancers of all levels to explore a vibrant partner style that grew from Lambada in the late 1990s. The music spans pop, contemporary, reggaetón, R&B, and more, and no partner is required. Training options include Zouk Evolution with Alexia for experienced dancers, focusing on creativity, musicality, connection, and intricate patterns in a progressive format. Zouk StartUps with Alexia supports intermediate dancers by adding layers of complexity to solid foundations, also delivered progressively. What The Zouk with Daniel serves absolute beginners by teaching core fundamentals as a series that periodically resets. A Zouk’n Roll social with DJ Fab offers space to practice, connect with friends, and have fun, and entry is complimentary for anyone who takes the classes. Students may also arrange private lessons with the instructor to catch up on material. Rates are $25 for one level drop in, $40 for two levels drop in, and $15 for social only.

Professionals who serve seniors come together for a focused networking meetup. Attendees connect and explore ways to support one another’s companies.

A free park playdate at Cahalan Park offers open-ended, child-led activities for ages 1 to 5. Families can bring a picnic blanket, pack a snack or lunch, and connect with others while little ones explore. A new activity is featured each week to encourage discovery and social interaction through play. There is no supervision provided by APPS at these events. To find the group at the park, look for the red canopy and APPS team members in red T-shirts.

This free, welcoming event at History Park offers a relaxed opportunity to spend time in the park at no cost.

Join a one-hour training focused on opioid overdose prevention and harm reduction. Learn how to recognize an overdose, the key safety steps for administering Narcan (naloxone), and practical guidance for responding in a crisis. Participants will also receive a limited number of free naloxone dosages while supplies last. Registration is required through the event profile.

Flash Fiction Forum teams up with SmokeLong Quarterly for an evening of flash fiction and other micro-length work. This marks the first collaboration between the two. The night begins with a social hour at Claro and Poppy, then continues with a live literary reading at Works/SJ. The event is hybrid, with the reading also available online through Zoom for those who prefer to attend remotely. Registration is available for both in-person and online participation.

Explore interactive math games at Townsend Park, suitable for families and learners of all ages. Admission is free, and you can stop by at any point. Look for the gathering by the playground. This is a smaller event than the usual math festivals.

Blue House appears at Sam's Bar-B-Que. Attendees can expect the kind of good time people associate with Sam's.

The San Jose RAT Monthly Social takes place at Duke of Edinburgh Pub and Restaurant and centers on conversation and planning upcoming rides. Attendees can catch up with one another and coordinate future ride ideas.

Salty Mom Comedy Tour comes to Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a neighborhood spot for comedy. Expect an evening of stand-up, with the understanding that the lineup may change and, in the current Covid era, adjustments can happen on short notice.

Learn salsa in a welcoming series of classes, then stick around to practice and socialize with other dancers. Introductory instruction with Jenny and a basics class with JC start the evening, followed by Salsa Beyond with JC for those looking to build on fundamentals. Tickets can be purchased in advance via Venmo at @studiomballroom or at the door. Pricing is $25 for a single drop-in lesson or $40 for two lessons. Bring a refillable thermos to use at the studio water fountain, or purchase a bottled water for $2.

Bookasaurus hosts a weekly storytime welcoming readers of every age. Each session features one fresh pick alongside a beloved staff selection.

A weekly playgroup for two-year-olds meets at Portal Park.

Presented by the San José Public Library Foundation, this free estate planning workshop at the West Valley Branch Library supports Make-A-Will Month and welcomes people at any stage of the planning process. Attendees will receive straightforward guidance from estate planning professionals, take away practical next steps to put plans in motion, and enjoy light refreshments while learning from local experts.

This weekly disc golf meetup at Kelley Park Disc Golf Course begins with registration, then hucking gets underway. Rules, leaderboards, and stats are available on DG-Rater. The schedule is subject to change, and recurring event listings may not always show updates, so check UDisc or the club calendar for the most current information.

An ASL social meets at Oakridge Mall in the food court area located between Century Theater and Jamba Juice. Deaf and hard of hearing community members, ASL students, and anyone interested in learning American Sign Language are welcome. The gathering uses a voices off format to encourage signing, and it does not take place on holidays.

ACES returns to Music on the Hill at Santa Teresa Golf Club with a powerhouse set of classic rock and dance favorites. This veteran group focuses on faithful renditions of challenging songs, showcasing sharp musicianship and a lively stage presence that keeps the energy high throughout a set that spans eras and styles. The performance unfolds in an open-air, hilltop setting with sweeping views of the golf course and beautifully kept gardens. Sunset photos by the gazebo add a scenic touch to the evening. Full bars will serve chilled beverages, the grill will be cooking burgers and hot dogs, and a crisp green salad with chicken will be available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Admission is free, and lawn chairs are welcome. The Music on the Hill series also highlights upcoming performances by The Factory, RJ Haas Band, The Mixx, and Hit Collective, with Lyin Eyes on the schedule and a brief pause for Labor Day.

At River Oaks Park, families can explore free, hands-on math activities and games welcoming children of all ages and backgrounds. The event is open to everyone, and visitors may drop in at any point. It is a smaller offering than the usual math festivals, and no registration is required.

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor Summer Concert Series filled with live performances throughout the season. Settle on the grass with a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy an evening of music, community, and summer fun. The 2026 schedule spans symphonic sounds, classic rock, Latin rhythms, funk, soul, pop, and dance favorites, featuring performances by 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 evening designed for all levels. Start with an open level class taught by Nicole and Michael, then continue with Mambo Ignite Team training for dancers who have auditioned. Purchase a ticket in advance via Venmo at @studiomballroom or pay at the door. The cost is $35 for a single drop in lesson or $140 for a monthly membership. Bring a refillable thermos to use the studio water fountain, or purchase a water bottle for $2.

Comedian Willie Barcena takes the stage in Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a neighborhood hub for laughs. Lineups may change, and in the current COVID era adjustments can happen at the last minute.