Free events in El Dorado Hills, CA

Valhallan hosts a weekly Fortnite showdown in a private battle royale lobby that is free for everyone, whether you are a member or not. Compete for the top spot, and the top player takes home 1,000 V-Bucks. Plan to bring your own controller and a competitive mindset. Registration is required.

Class of 85 is being introduced to the Rancho Cordova community with a lively concert experience. Admission is free, and attendees may bring their own chairs and blankets for comfortable lawn seating. Food trucks will be on site, with the specific lineup announced closer to the show. No alcohol is sold on the premises. The park is tobacco and vape free, and only authorized vendors and exhibitors are permitted.

Sunrise Mall Farmers Market is the first market in the Living Smart family, and its community roots run deep. Local growers return regularly with peak season harvests, including sweet strawberries, crisp celery, vine ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, herbs, and more. It is more than a quick stop for produce, since shoppers can meet the farmers behind their food and count on steady quality. Set at Sunrise Mall, the market offers wide aisles, a welcoming atmosphere, and a blend of longtime vendors with rotating seasonal favorites that keep things fresh. Whether stocking up for the week, planning a brunch menu, or craving ripe berries, this trusted market remains a favorite within the Living Smart family.

The Folsom Community Farmers Market brings local growers, food makers, and artisans together, open in any weather. Shoppers can explore an array of offerings, from baked treats made without gluten and prepared specialties such as tamales, arepas, sauces, and hummus to honey, mushrooms, natural pet foods, and nursery plants like trees and shrubs. The selection extends to nuts, olive oil, and meats including poultry, lamb, beef, and pork, along with handmade soaps and body care, starter and ornamental plants including succulents, and plant-based proteins such as cashew cheese. Artisan craftsmanship is on display with handcrafted goods, while food stalls present breads and pies, preserved pantry favorites like jams, jellies, salsas, pickles, and dried fruit, and certified organic produce from fruits to vegetables. Visitors will also find coffee and tea, crafts and woodworking, fresh cut flowers, a variety of cheeses, eggs, fish and seafood, fresh and dried herbs, and freshly pressed fruit juices.

The Town Center Certified Farmer’s Market EDH brings a lively scene to El Dorado Hills Town Center’s Marshall Amphitheater, featuring local farmers, makers, bakers, and small businesses. Stalls are filled with fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, flowers, gifts, and more, creating a friendly gathering place where neighbors connect, kids laugh, and music sets the tone. It is a convenient stop for weekly groceries or a coffee catch up with friends, all while supporting the people who grow and craft what they sell. Sponsored by Marshall Medical Center in support of healthy, happy communities.

Monday Game Night takes place at The Fat Rabbit in Old Folsom and features a rotating mix of tabletop favorites supplied by The Game Getaway. A curated selection is drawn from a collection of more than 1,500 board games, spanning strategy, party, and family-friendly options. Because the entire library cannot be transported, attendees can request specific titles in advance to help shape the lineup. Parking is convenient in a nearby garage, and the venue is close to light rail.

Test your knowledge at a free, phone-powered trivia competition at Dave & Buster's in Roseville, California. A live host guides a competitive format featuring a mix of question styles, including image and music rounds. Watch the leaderboard throughout the game to see where your team stands as you submit answers and earn points. Topics range from pop culture and sports to history, science, and more. Teams of up to six players can work together, and Power Card prizes are available for the winners.

Volunteers gather to care for the only public bike skills park in Folsom, keeping it safe, tidy, and running smoothly. Typical tasks include light raking, clearing debris, tuning up features, and general upkeep between visits from professional builders. No prior experience is required, only a willingness to help and an appreciation for the park. Every hour contributed supports rider safety, extends the life of the trails, and sustains the long-term health of this community-built space.