Events in Dinuba today

Work alongside other creatives during open studio time at Arts Visalia. Participants bring their own art supplies while the studio provides the workspace, including tables, chairs, and easels. There is no formal instruction and staff are on site. Each session is limited to 12 people and is open to adults 18 and older. Pricing options are available at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week. Sessions are offered on multiple dates throughout 2026.

An elegant evening focused on studying the human form with a live nude model. These are drop-in figure drawing sessions held two Wednesdays each month, and participants should bring their own materials. There is no formal instruction, although a facilitator will be present. The cost is $10 per participant per session, with capacity limited to 25 people. Open to ages 18 and older.

Open studio time at Arts Visalia offers a welcoming, self-directed workspace for artists. Participants bring their own materials, while tables, chairs, and easels are provided. Staff are on site for support, though there is no formal instruction. Each session is limited to 12 people. These sessions are for ages 18 and up only. Flexible pricing is available... $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week. Sessions are offered on Wednesdays and Thursdays throughout the year, creating a regular opportunity to focus on personal projects in a shared creative setting.

Blaze Pizza is partnering with Valley Oak SPCA for a giveback fundraiser that supports the organization’s work. Show the event flyer to the cashier before paying and Blaze Pizza will donate 20 percent of your meal purchase to Valley Oak SPCA. The donation does not include tax or gift card purchases. Eligible orders include dine in, takeout, drive-thru, and online. Please do not distribute flyers in or near the restaurant, as doing so will void the fundraising proceeds. Valley Oak SPCA is a nonprofit no kill animal rescue that relies on donations and help from the community.

Justin Willman brings an all-new live show with One for the Ages, arriving on the heels of Magic Lover, which is billed as Netflix’s first magic comedy special. Known as the creator and star of Magic for Humans and Magic Prank Show, he blends mind-bending illusions with easygoing humor, racking up more than a billion streams and connecting with families, comedy fans, and skeptics. His credits include The Tonight Show, The Today Show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, and Conan. He was named Stage Magician of the Year by the Magic Castle, has performed at the White House, and has played to packed theaters around the country. The stage is where his surprises and storytelling truly come to life. One for the Ages marks his largest tour yet, filled with new material and unexpected twists. The performance is interactive, laugh-forward, and designed to toy with perception. It welcomes all generations, whether you bring kids, a date, or your dad.

Take part in a physician-led walk at Blain Park that blends physical activity, health learning, and friendly connections. This session highlights Healthy Aging and includes warm-up stretches followed by a brief talk before the group sets off. The event is free and open to everyone. Snacks with a healthy focus will be available, and prizes will be given out. For more information, call (559) 624-2416 or email YAvianed@KaweahHealth.org.

A welcoming knitting class at the local library offers a free, beginner-friendly space to learn and practice. All materials are provided, and participants are also welcome to bring their own projects to work on and share progress with others. Enjoy learning new skills alongside fellow crafters.

Marking its 25th anniversary as South Valley’s largest home show, the Visalia Home Expo gathers more than 150 local businesses specializing in home improvement, remodeling, interior decorating, landscaping, smart home technology, and landscape design. A Halloween-themed marketplace adds seasonal flair with crafts, home decor, gourmet treats, and plenty of bling. Stray animal adoption services are available, and youngsters can get hands-on guidance from The Home Depot to build a birdhouse or a similar take-home project. Food options include southern-style barbecue, locally made tacos, waffle cones, caramel apples, and more.

Celebrate creativity at Arts Visalia with a hands-on Family Art Day featuring artist Nellie Martinez. She will lead a project using stamps and ink to personalize paper and fabric, and participants are welcome to bring clothing to print on. Paper and fabric squares will be provided while supplies last. This free, all-ages activity invites families and friends to make art together and take home their creations at no cost, with free art available while materials last. Guests can also browse the current art class schedule for more ways to get creative.

The Papas & Mamas celebrates the legacy of The Mamas & The Papas, a group known for 17 Billboard hits and a sound that helped define a generation. This tribute focuses on authenticity in both look and sound, pairing vintage costumes with a live band to bring the classic harmonies back to the stage. Audiences around the country have praised how closely the vocals match the original recordings. Expect faithful renditions of favorites like California Dreamin’, Monday, Monday, Creeque Alley, and Dedicated to the One I Love, with even more songs from the era woven into the set. Featured on the Flower Power Cruise and seen on stages nationwide, the performance offers a warm journey through the late 1960s soundtrack.

Kaweah Health’s Living Well with Diabetes Support Group offers a welcoming space at the Visalia Senior Center for anyone seeking information and encouragement. Sessions are available in both English and Spanish. Participants receive free education and guidance on resources, and the monthly topics are selected by peers to strengthen diabetes self-management skills. Expect a small group setting and a caring, safe environment, along with opportunities to win prizes. There is no cost to participate. To participate, contact Kirk Mills at (559) 624-5615 or kmills@kaweahhealth.org. During the week of each meeting, participants are notified by phone, text, or email with the month’s topic and speaker. Topics covered across the year include preventing or delaying complications, healthy eating with smart goals, managing emotions, physical activity, diabetes and overall wellness, preparing for busy days, bingo and diabetes trivia, and a review and celebration of the year.