Events in Daly City, CA

This free efoil group ride welcomes riders with prior lesson experience and solid skills. Distances generally cover 7 to 14 miles, adjusted for group ability, conditions, and battery usage. Plan to turn back once your battery reaches 50 percent. The meeting spot is announced on the day of the outing, and no advance registration is required. Each participant is responsible for bringing appropriate safety gear, such as an efoil, helmet, a U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket, wetsuit, booties, a VHF radio, and a cell phone. Keep emergency contact details on your person in a laminated or waterproof card. Liability is not assumed for participants except during an active lesson. A same day lesson can be arranged for those who want to take part in the ride, at a rate of $350 per person. A WhatsApp group connects riders to coordinate their own sessions and get ride updates. For more details, text 415-295-2925.

Classic cars and music take center stage. Capture a photo with a favorite car and cast a vote to help decide the winner. Lunch is available in the Basque Culture dining room. Sponsored by Associazione Lucchesi Nel Mondo.

Spend an inspiring afternoon immersed in rhythm, movement, and shared connection at the Home of Truth’s Sanctuary. This drum and percussion circle welcomes people of every level. No prior experience is required, only openness to the beat and a willingness to be present with the community.

Spend Tuesday morning at Alameda Farmers' Market browsing a variety of wares, services, and food, along with plenty of fresh local produce. Music from Dave "Ouzo" Land adds to the shopping experience.

Discover shuffle dance in weekly, beginner-friendly classes led by Jasper at Motion Arts Center in downtown San Mateo. No prior experience is required. Wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of positive energy. Originating in Melbourne in the late 1980s, shuffle grew from club culture and EDM into a worldwide presence at festivals and within dance communities. It is known for being inclusive and expressive, encouraging individuality, confidence, and movement without judgment. The style features quick footwork, coordination, and fluid motion, offering a high-energy way to blend rhythm, fitness, creativity, and personal expression. In each class, Jasper breaks down the essentials, including foundational steps and footwork, rhythm and musicality, timing and coordination, smooth transitions, and a flowing style. Participants build confidence and learn to connect movement to the beat in a supportive environment. About Jasper: A Bay Area native, Jasper began dancing in 2009 after joining his high school hip hop club and later serving as its president, where he found a passion for teaching and helping others grow. In 2021, he joined a dance team featured on Season 16 of America’s Got Talent, which inspired him to pursue dance professionally. He has since taught, competed, and performed across the United States and internationally, including in Los Angeles, Seattle, Texas, Paris, and Jamaica. Specializing in shuffle dance and breakdancing, he brings an energetic, encouraging, and community-focused approach to every class. This class is ideal for complete beginners and anyone seeking a fun, high-energy dance experience in San Mateo.

A food truck event offers contactless ordering through the mobile app, with walk-up service always available at the truck window. Pay with major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Order ahead in the app to skip the line and go straight to the pickup window at your selected time. Mobile orders are accepted only for posted events on the day of service, and the app opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous event has finished. If app ordering is limited or unavailable, you can still place your order directly at the truck. Use the app’s loyalty program to earn points toward free food, either automatically when you order in the app or by scanning your app loyalty card at checkout.

Season 24 of the Pacific Pinball League brings friendly, social competition to the Pinball Museum in Alameda. The league welcomes newcomers and seasoned players alike, with a rotating summer schedule of formats and the flexibility to start on any league night. This session features Group Match Play. League-night admission is discounted to $10, and parking is free. It is a relaxed way to learn the game, meet people, and enjoy a little friendly rivalry.

This beginner friendly motorcycle course draws on decades of rider safety research and modern teaching methods to help people with no prior experience get started. Most new riders are on a bike within the first few practice segments. Participants who complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the M1 skill test at the DMV and is a licensing requirement for those under 21. The provider is the only school within San Francisco city limits that offers an M1 skill test waiver, with an Alameda site, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE), closest to the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo school at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Hillsdale Shopping Center, set up opposite Pinstripes by the Cinépolis entrance. Visitors can pick up cute treats and Hello Kitty themed merchandise, available until sold out.

A friendly community health fair at Gellert Health Services offers complimentary wellness services and family activities. Visitors can receive free checks for blood pressure, BMI, bone density, and glucose, along with education on hepatitis B and guidance on stroke awareness and prevention. A hands-only CPR demonstration will be available, and there is an opportunity to ask an expert. Families can enjoy face painting and balloon art, plus gifts as part of the fun. The event is free for all and open to the public.

At PetSmart Daly City, meet adoptable cats and dogs in a welcoming store setting. This event centers on connecting potential adopters with pets who are ready for new homes.

Spend an afternoon exploring DIY arts and crafts in a positive setting that nurtures creativity. The experience centers on a welcoming atmosphere that encourages, supports, inspires, and motivates.

Explore the art of kokedama in a creativity-focused course. Experience is required, although beginners are welcome. Tickets are available.

Set within 100,000 square feet of indoor space at the San Mateo Center, this showcase highlights hand selected builds from the Bay Area presented in carefully arranged displays. The atmosphere is family friendly. Children 12 and under are admitted free, and purchasing tickets in advance offers savings.

Motown takes center stage on the waterfront at Oyster Point Yacht Club with live favorites performed by Pure Ecstasy with Preston. The evening features a dance floor that stays open all night, a retro outfit contest, and a photo booth to capture the fun. A BBQ buffet will be available with ribs, homemade mac and cheese, chili, potato salad, homemade cornbread, and Church Cobbler. Fans of The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, and Stevie Wonder can look forward to a summer celebration of timeless hits. Pricing is $45 for members and $50 for guests and non-members.

Discover Alameda’s newest paint and sip spot with Pinot’s Palette, blending creativity with wine and beer for a memorable evening. Capture the glow of sunset over Monet’s iconic water lilies as you paint your own interpretation, whether you are sharing the experience with someone special or attending on your own. Solo painters complete a finished canvas, while couples create two coordinating pieces that pair together.

Silicon Stompers Jazz Band presents a Vintage Vocal Hour highlighting Bay Area vocalists, with songs spanning early jazz to the Great American Songbook. The band performs before and after the featured segment, creating an evening of live jazz at the Swingin' Door. Singers interested in taking part can select their tunes and sign up online.

Built for people with no experience riding a motorcycle or any other motor vehicle, this course draws on decades of rider safety research and modern training methods to help beginners get started. Many participants are riding within the first few exercises. Those who successfully complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the DMV M1 skills test and is a licensing requirement for riders under 21. The school is the only provider of the M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits, with an Alameda site formerly known as California Rider Education (CaRE) and a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds across the street from Discovery Kingdom.

Artists of all kinds are invited to sell their work in a convention-style marketplace. Although Cape & Cowl is a comic shop, this gathering welcomes more than comic book art, and artist applications are being accepted from anyone with wares to offer. Because it falls in late August and could be very hot, all outdoor vendors are required to bring a pop-up tent for shade. The venue sits on the waterfront in Alameda, so outdoor spaces may be windy. Secure displays and products if you are setting up outside.

A recurring First Fridays happy hour in the Bay Area brings together people interested in real estate, business, entrepreneurship, and personal growth for relaxed conversation and meaningful connections. Attendees can expand their networks, hear about potential investment opportunities, and meet like-minded professionals in a welcoming setting. Bring a friend, enjoy a drink, and connect with new and familiar faces. Hosted by Zen Coast University and SARE at Fieldwork Brewing Company San Mateo.

Learn to ride with a beginner-focused motorcycle course built on decades of rider safety research and modern training methods. No prior experience with motorcycles or any motor vehicle is needed, and most newcomers are riding within the first few practice segments. Participants who successfully complete the class receive a DL389, a document that can waive the DMV M1 skills test and that fulfills the licensing requirement for riders under 21. This program is the only option within San Francisco city limits that offers the M1 skills test waiver. It also operates an Alameda location, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE), the nearest choice for the Oakland and Berkeley area, along with a Vallejo site at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

Little Flippers is a monthly class held on the first Saturday, created for children ages 5 to 12. Hosted by the nonprofit PPM, it explores the history of pinball and teaches practical skills and strategy to help young players improve. No prior experience is needed. A parent or guardian must stay on site for the full session. The class is included with a child’s regular $12 admission, and participants can continue playing for the rest of the day.

Step into a 1920s-inspired dance party celebrating F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby at the historic Alameda Elks Lodge. The Oaktown Strutters provide live music for waltzes, foxtrots, and tangos alongside blues, lively swing, and the Charleston, offering a mix to suit many tastes. A pre-ball workshop in One-Step, Slow Foxtrot, and East Coast Swing helps polish steps before an evening of formal dancing. Period looks from the 1920s or 30s, vintage styles, or modern evening wear are appreciated but not required, and white tie or black tie is optional. Guests from all walks of life are welcome, and for a classy atmosphere, please do not bring weapons. Between dances, enjoy a light snack buffet in the salon and a no-host cash bar outside the ballroom, all with a playful nod to the Prohibition era.

Michelle Malone and Doug Kees return for a Labor Day weekend concert with Foghouse Concerts in San Mateo. The duo setting highlights Malone’s four decades of songwriting that flow through folk, roots rock, Americana, and country blues, carried by emotionally direct lyrics and a voice that blends grit with tenderness. Rooted in the Georgia music scene, Malone has carved an independent path across 17 studio albums and worldwide touring. Amy Ray has referred to her as a satellite member of the Indigo Girls, she has performed with The Kristian Bush Band and with the Atlanta Symphony alongside Gregg Allman and Chuck Leavell, and she has toured with both ZZ Top and Ellen DeGeneres. Her song The Gathering even helped inspire the name of the game Magic The Gathering. Her latest album, Southern Comfort, leans into guitar-driven Southern rock, includes co-writing contributions from Dean Dillon, and features guests Buddy Miller, Rick Richards, Will Kimbrough, Charlie Starr, Paul Jackson, and Randall Bramblett. It earned strong recognition, including 4 out of 5 stars from American Songwriter, a top five pick of the year from Lee Valentine at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and IAP’s 2025 Rock Album of the Year. On stage, Malone shifts from raw, blues-inflected power to bright, high-energy rock and reflective moments, creating an engaging and soulful evening of music. For information or reservations, email rsvp@foghouseconcerts.com.

The Saint Veronica Parish Festival offers two days filled with faith, community, and fun. Attendees can enjoy games, rides, a raffle, performances, music, and food, plus additional activities. Admission is free.

Designed for complete beginners, this motorcycle training course is built on decades of rider safety research and modern teaching methods to help new riders gain confidence quickly. Most participants are riding within the first few exercises. Students who pass receive a DL389, which may waive the M1 skill test at the DMV, and it satisfies the licensing requirement for riders under 21. The school is the only provider offering the M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits. Training locations include an Alameda site, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE), which is the closest option to the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo site at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

Project Joseph hosts a food distribution event. Volunteers are asked to arrive as indicated in the event information.

Start the weekend with an early visit to a lively market filled with delicious food items and fresh local produce. Music sets the tone as you explore the stalls, sample what catches your eye, and take home your favorites.

CASA, NCRA, Mission Blue San Francisco Bay Hope Spot, DOER Marine, and the Alameda Recreation and Parks Department team up for a coastal cleanup at Alameda Point. Centered around the Sea Plane Lagoon Promenade, this collaborative effort focuses on caring for the shoreline.

This event offers an evening of fun with delicious food and a wide variety of items available to win.

Puppet Wars celebrates a homecoming at Almanac Adventureland in Alameda with a night of live, family-friendly professional wrestling filled with oversized personalities, intensifying rivalries, and surprises at every turn. The card combines hard-hitting bouts with comedy, narrative, and high-energy spectacle, delivering a unique experience where each show feels brand new. Expect charged crowd energy, big reactions, and entertainment designed for all ages. Tickets are $20 online and $30 at the door. Seating is limited and past editions have filled quickly, so arriving early is recommended. A limited Special Guest Referee package invites a participant into the ring for a match experience. VIP and sponsorship options are also available for fans, supporters, and local businesses, offering recognition, tickets, merchandise, and shoutouts. Anticipate fresh moments, unexpected twists, and a packed evening of independent wrestling in the heart of Alameda.

Saturday Night Comedy at The Fireside Lounge features All-Star Comedy on the second Saturday of each month, and when that show wraps, the Open Mic Show keeps the laughs going.

Taalsutra brings back Creation: From Dashavatar to Elton John, a large-scale dance-theater production returning after strong audience response last year. The work explores Earth’s origins, the path of evolution, and contemporary existential concerns through a mix of diverse dance forms, storytelling, music, and drama. More than 40 dancers and actors collaborate to weave mythology, human experience, and present-day realities into a cohesive stage narrative that previously inspired meaningful conversations.

Built for absolute beginners, this motorcycle training course uses modern techniques grounded in decades of rider safety research to help new riders gain skills and confidence. Many first-timers are up and riding within the first few exercises. Those who complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the DMV M1 skills test and also satisfies the licensing requirement for riders under 21. The program is the only one offering the M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits. Training is also available at the Alameda site, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE) and the closest option to Oakland and Berkeley, as well as a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

Help a teen driver, or yourself, build skills that will last a lifetime. Seasoned instructors lead organized practice sessions that cover quick emergency stops, techniques for steering clear of hazards, and maintaining confident control of the car.

Try efoiling without committing to a purchase that can exceed $10,000. For $175, the demo covers safety and basic operation, then provides 30 minutes on the water with a guide. Riders who already surf, wakeboard, or wind or kite surf often lift off within about 5 to 10 minutes. A full 90 minute lesson is recommended for beginners with limited water sports experience to allow more practice time. Space is limited, and advance registration is required. For details, text 415-295-2925.

Kruz3r Mob leads a relaxed ride around Alameda Island at an easy cruiser pace. The route features stops for food and local breweries, along with a visit to the USS Hornet. The outing is family friendly.

Festa Italiana brings a celebration of Italian heritage to South San Francisco at Orange Park. The festivities serve as a kickoff to Italian Heritage celebrations. A booth will be available for attendees to pick up event swag.

Island Running Festival returns to Faction Brewing for its second year, featuring a single loop half marathon that circles Alameda. Registration is open and pricing will increase.

The 18th annual GO2 San Francisco Bay Area 5K Walk/Run brings the community together at Seal Point Park for a family friendly experience featuring a kids dash, music, and other activities. Participants of all ages and abilities can choose to walk or run the 5K, take part in person or remotely, and participate on their own or with a team. Funds raised support GO2 for Lung Cancer programs that provide one on one assistance, screening, and help navigating treatment, while also advancing research to speed cures and replace stigma with hope.

At Pacelli Gymnasium, this general membership meeting features a two-part program. First, Guilder and Daly City native Ray Wille narrates his 1986 home-video recording of Daly City’s 75th anniversary parade, revisiting a milestone now four decades past. Then Guild Secretary Perky Ramroth and volunteer Amy Yip present "Who Am I?", an interactive trivia game with audience participation that highlights portrayals of some of Colma’s well known and notorious residents at rest. A raffle and light refreshments bring the meeting to a close.

Experience an evening of platform-style mediumship as Tammy Hayano delivers messages from the spirit world to attendees. Loved ones who have passed may share who they are, how they feel, and meaningful insights related to the recipient’s life. The program includes trance communication, allowing spirit to speak through the medium. Individual readings are approximately 8 to 10 minutes, and not everyone will receive a personal message. Set within Sips Global Teas at the South Shore Shopping Center in Alameda, the gathering offers a cozy tea shop setting to relax while the messages unfold. Tickets are non-refundable and can be transferred to another person. Early Bird pricing is $28, with a regular price of $35. Since 2023, Tammy has completed more than 600 psychic mediumship readings in person and online, with studies that include work with Tony Stockwell, Dr. Brian Weiss, Journey Within, mediums from the Lily Dale Assembly, tutors from Arthur Findlay College, Eileen Davies, and Simone Key.

Uff Yeh Gehraiyaan arrives as a Thank You 5 celebration from Inni Entertainments, marking five years of their events with an evening on the water. The experience takes place aboard a yacht built for 330 guests, where wide windows keep city and waterfront views in sight and movement between three decks feels effortless. Ticket choices are designed for different preferences, including a full-course dinner with reserved seating, dinner without reserved seating, or admission only. Each level features full-service bars, and the top deck sets the scene for a lively dance floor under the sky. Gold guests enjoy the first deck with a buffet, DJ, bar, dance floor and outdoor space. Platinum guests dine with reserved seating on the second deck, which also offers a full bar and outdoor space. Silver guests take in the third deck with a DJ, a large open-air sky deck and a full bar, with no dinner service on that level. Music spans Bollywood, Punjabi, Tollywood, EDM and Latin. A suit and tie look is encouraged, with suggestions that men choose trousers with a dress shirt, a suit or tuxedo jacket and dress shoes, and women consider a floor-length gown, a cocktail dress or a dressy suit with heels. The dress code is preferred but not required. This is a public event with an official photographer. The vessel leaves on schedule and does not wait for late arrivals, and missed boarding is nonrefundable. Prices rise as the event approaches, and the promoter reserves the right to refuse service to anyone.

Designed for absolute beginners, this rider safety course uses modern, research-based instruction to help new motorcyclists get moving quickly, with most first-time students riding within the first few exercises. Students who pass receive a DL389, which may waive the DMV M1 skill test and is a licensing requirement for those under 21. The provider is the only school within San Francisco city limits that offers the M1 skill test waiver, with an Alameda location formerly known as California Rider Education serving the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

The SFO show takes place in the main ballroom of the Best Western Plus Grosvenor Airport Inn in South San Francisco. The hotel is situated near Highway 101 on Airport Road, roughly a mile north of the SFO United Airlines maintenance facility, making it straightforward to find.

Aboard the historic schooner Gas Light, this literary themed voyage across San Francisco Bay is inspired by The Count of Monte Cristo. The crew shares local maritime history and connections to Dumas's novel. The sail may take in views of the city waterfront, Alcatraz, Angel Island, and the Golden Gate Bridge. The exact course is determined by conditions and is not guaranteed, and captains can tailor the experience to the day and the group. Themes of captivity, treasure, and revenge from the story are highlighted, including parallels between Alcatraz and the Chateau d'If. Guests are treated to a catered Mediterranean buffet with unlimited non-alcoholic beverages. A cashless bar offers beer, wine, and cocktails for purchase, typically priced between $7 and $14, and no outside alcohol is permitted. The menu features chicken shawarma, steak shawarma, falafel, turmeric rice, pita bread, hummus, wild arugula, tomato cucumber salad, quinoa tabbouleh, sumac cauliflower, garbanzo beans, and tahini sauce, with vegan, gluten free, and dairy free options. Costumes from the late Regency to Romantic era are encouraged. For comfort and safety on deck, large hoop skirts are discouraged in favor of smaller corded petticoats, hats and hair ornaments should be secured, and shawls or cloaks are recommended. Layered clothing suits the variable bay weather, including long pants, long sleeves, a sweatshirt, and a jacket. Sunscreen and a hat are useful. Flat or athletic shoes are recommended, and those prone to motion sickness may wish to prepare medication in advance. Ticket tiers include Early Bird Member at $130, Regular Member at $150, and Non-Member at $175. All sales are final.

ACW brings live pro wrestling back to Alameda Brewing Co for First Friday.

Designed for brand new riders, this training course uses decades of rider safety research and modern training methods to teach students with no prior experience on a motorcycle or any other motor vehicle. Most beginners are riding within the first few exercises. Students who successfully complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the M1 skill test at the DMV and fulfills the licensing requirement for those under 21. The school states it is the only provider of the M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits, with an Alameda site formerly known as California Rider Education that is the nearest option for the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo site at the Solano County Fairgrounds across the street from Discovery Kingdom.

An all-female rodeo brings together the speed of barrel racing and breakaway roping with the high-stakes action of bronc and bull riding. This competition highlights today’s cowgirls who push for excellence in the arena and keep the sport moving as timekeepers, registration administrators, pick up women, and advocates for rodeo. Each year, the Cow Palace spotlights women whose contributions to the venue and the sport span art, production, photography, equity, and promotion. The celebration honors these achievements while emphasizing a commitment to ranching, agricultural education, and the Western way of life. The experience starts with open doors, shopping, dining, and photo opportunities, along with exhibits featuring champions from the Junior Livestock Show in the halls. Before the arena action, the Round Up Room hosts a Cowgirl Happy Hour with specialty drinks, bites, and a touch of retro neon. Once the rodeo concludes, there is time to wrap up shopping and pick up tickets for the Grand National Rodeo.

The ninth annual Halloween market in Alameda features Halloween-inspired artists and vendors. Browse art, ceramics, jewelry, apparel, oddities, collectibles, sweet treats, and more. Admission is free, and the event welcomes all ages.

A showcase of spirit communication led by four student mediums from Hanuman Holistic Living's Psychic Mediumship Circle, each providing 15-minute private readings for individual sitters. Readings aim to connect with loved ones who have passed, offering identifying details and a heartfelt message. Featured mediums include Karin Ngyuen of Hayward, David Montserrat of Brentwood, Kelly Kistner of Alameda, and Stephanie Medina of Oakland. Each session costs $25, paid directly to the medium via Zelle or in cash at the door.

Explore mindful movement with a Qigong class at the Buddhist Temple of Alameda. This ancient Chinese practice, also called Chi Kung, centers on cultivating qi, the vital energy that animates all things. Gentle, repetitive standing movements are performed slowly to encourage a calm, meditative focus and to support the flow of energy throughout the body. The session features Shenzen, Chow, and Shibashi styles. All experience levels are welcome and the class is open to everyone. Activities take place outdoors on the temple grounds when the weather is pleasant, or move inside to the social hall if conditions change. Wear breathable, nonrestrictive clothing, and choose comfortable footwear such as sneakers, sports sandals, or flip flops. If paying at the door, email contact@hanumanholisticliving.com in advance to reserve a spot and plan to arrive about 15 minutes early. Payment options include exact cash or a check made out to Tammy Hayano. A percentage of proceeds will be donated to BTOA.

At the historic Cow Palace, this pre-rodeo celebration blends Western flair with a touch of elegance. It sets the tone for Grand National Rodeo week with delicious food, tea and hard tea cocktails, and a lively mix of live and silent auctions that work for a date night or an evening out with friends. More than a party, it supports Children’s Agricultural Education programs, helping young people learn about agriculture, livestock, and Western heritage. Expect a warm atmosphere centered on community, celebration, and purpose, with a focus on tradition, education, and the rodeo spirit.

Designed for absolute beginners, this motorcycle training course uses decades of rider safety research and current teaching techniques to build confidence and control from the very first sessions. Those who successfully complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the DMV M1 skills test and fulfills a licensing requirement for riders under 21. It welcomes participants with no prior experience on motorcycles or any other motor vehicles, and most new riders are on a bike within the first few exercises. The provider is the only school offering an M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits, with an Alameda site formerly known as California Rider Education (CaRE) that is closest to the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

Take in San Francisco Fleet Week from the water aboard the San Francisco Belle, positioned for a prime look at the Air Show headlined by the Blue Angels over the bay between Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Enjoy precision flying overhead along with a lunch buffet of freshly prepared entrees, salads, and desserts, plus free-flowing Champagne. Cocktails are available for purchase, and a live DJ provides entertainment throughout the cruise. The Blue Angels perform only when weather permits, and while cancellations are uncommon, the cruise will operate whether or not the air show proceeds. Established in 1981, Fleet Week is an annual celebration of America’s sea services.

Next Stop Comedy brings a fresh roster of stand-up comics to Alameda Brewing. Every show is different, showcasing performers with television and podcast credits for a lively, laugh-filled experience.

Build riding skills from the ground up in a beginner friendly motorcyclist training course shaped by decades of rider safety research and current teaching methods. No prior experience on a motorcycle or any other motor vehicle is needed, and many first time students are riding within the opening exercises. Those who complete the course receive a DL389, which can be used to waive the M1 skills test at the DMV and satisfies a licensing requirement for participants under 21. The provider is the only school within San Francisco city limits that offers the M1 skill test waiver. Additional sites include an Alameda location, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE), convenient to the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds opposite Discovery Kingdom.

The Bay Area Peninsula Walk & Roll to Cure ALS celebrates its 26th year at Coyote Point Recreation Area in San Mateo. Participants walk or roll to honor those living with ALS, remember loved ones lost, and support the wider ALS community. The experience blends meaning, inspiration, and fun for everyone involved. Funds raised help move efforts toward treatments and cures for ALS forward.

Metal Relixx Expo gathers heavy metal fans, collectors, musicians, and creators for a full day and night at Faction Brewing in Alameda, bringing together memorabilia, merch, and music under one roof. Explore vendor tables with rare records, posters, shirts, instruments, metal clothing, and other collectibles, connect through vendor-style meet and greets, and experience live metal performances. An exclusive online memorabilia auction adds another way to score hard-to-find items, and food and drinks will be available throughout the event. Families can enjoy a free Kids Zone featuring a performance by School of Rock and an immersive, hands-on introduction to instruments for young metalheads. Organizers are also seeking vendors, sponsors, and bands or artists interested in hosting meet and greet sessions.

Alameda Farmers' Market offers a welcoming shopping experience with a wide mix of goods, services, and food items, plus plenty of locally grown produce. Music adds a lively backdrop as you browse and take in the market atmosphere.

This course teaches motorcycling from the ground up, using decades of rider safety research and current instructional methods. It is intended for absolute beginners, even those with no experience operating any motor vehicle, and most newcomers are riding within the first few exercises. Students who successfully complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the DMV M1 skills test and also satisfies the licensing requirement for riders under 21. The provider offers the only option within San Francisco city limits that grants the M1 skills test waiver. Additional sites include Alameda, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE), which is the closest location to Oakland and Berkeley, and Vallejo at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

SOFI TUKKER brings the Animal Talk tour to Cow Palace in San Francisco, joined by DRAMA and Kito. This event is for ages 18 and over.

Build safe riding skills with a comprehensive motorcycle training course at Bay Area Motorcycle Training. Designed for complete beginners, the program draws on decades of rider safety research and modern teaching methods to help new riders gain confidence quickly. Many first-time students are on a motorcycle within the early exercises. Students who successfully complete the course receive a DL389, which may waive the M1 skills test at the DMV and satisfies the licensing requirement for those under 21. The school offers the only M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits, with an additional Alameda site, formerly California Rider Education (CaRE), serving the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.

Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry bring their North American co-headline tour to the Cow Palace Warehouse with support from Superheaven and Boundaries. The show arrives on the heels of their joint single Hive Mind, accompanied by a music video directed by Eric Richter and vocalist Bryan Garris and filmed in Knocked Loose’s hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. Knocked Loose are supporting Metallica across Europe and released You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To, whose single Suffocate featuring Poppy earned the band a Grammy nomination. Denzel Curry toured with Deftones across Europe and the United Kingdom and unveiled his collaborative project Strictly 4 The Scythe featuring A$AP Ferg, TiaCorine, BKTHERULA and Key Nyata. An artist presale will be offered before the general on sale.

Gain essential riding skills in a course built on decades of rider safety research and modern training methods. It is designed for complete beginners with no experience on a motorcycle or any other motor vehicle, and many newcomers are riding within the first few exercises. Those who successfully complete the class receive a DL389, which may waive the DMV M1 skill test and is a licensing requirement for anyone under 21. The provider offers the only M1 skill test waiver within San Francisco city limits, with an Alameda site formerly known as California Rider Education (CaRE) that is closest to the Oakland and Berkeley area, and a Vallejo location at the Solano County Fairgrounds across from Discovery Kingdom.