Events in Elk Grove, CA

Experience The Greatest Race, presented as a training show. Tickets are available.

A coed workout that blends High Intensity Interval Training with Low Impact Training for an efficient, results-focused session. It features rowing sprints on the WaterRower and a circuit using a BOSU Balance Trainer, kettlebells, dumbbells, and bodyweight movements to help maximize performance. Registration in advance is required.

This gathering at Chick-fil-A Trinity Pkwy & Scott Creek features easy crafts and hands-on activities created for toddlers. Little ones can explore and play while their adults chat with others and build new connections. The atmosphere is welcoming and tailored to early learners and their families.

At the Sacramento State Arboretum in Sacramento, CA, this Namaste & Play class welcomes young children and their caregivers to learn and connect outdoors as the seasons shift. Blending forest-style exploration with kid-friendly yoga and mindfulness, the experience weaves music, movement, crafting, story time, and hands-on discovery in nature into a playful gathering with friends. Guided by teacher Camille, the program builds community among families in Namaste & Play. Enrollment options are budget friendly for households with one or more children, and a drop-in option is available for those who cannot commit to the full session.

This morning program at the Bizlink Alliance Folsom Chapter centers on focused networking and a spotlight talk from a featured speaker. Business owners and professionals can meet peers, share ideas, and build relationships that may lead to new opportunities. Bringing business cards is encouraged to make exchanging contacts easy, and the tone emphasizes connecting, learning, and growth in Folsom.

Build confidence with essential strength movements such as squats, deadlifts, and rows, paired with mobility and flexibility work designed to support everyday movement. This family friendly group class takes place at Fair Oaks Park beside the playground, making it easy to get a solid workout while keeping an eye on the kids. Children are welcome at no additional charge, and they can either participate or enjoy enriching activities guided by Coach Kinesiology Kim. After class, participants can take a short walk to the Fair Oaks Library for Co-working PWR HR at no extra cost, a relaxed time to channel post workout focus into reading or online tasks. A farmers market is also available in the parking lot. Pricing is $10 for a single session or three classes for $25, with alternative payment options such as Cash App or Venmo available by arrangement.

This weekly lap-sit storytime for babies and their parents or caregivers builds early language and social skills through songs, stories, rhymes, and play. Activities provide an interactive way to learn and grow together.

Doja Cat brings her Tour Ma Vie World tour to Golden 1 Center in Sacramento for a live performance.

Get into a spooky mood with a hands-on cookie decorating class featuring four festive designs. Practice pro-style piping and decorating on fresh-baked cookies, with step-by-step instruction from Kellie, owner of PLB and winner of a Food Network Christmas cookie decorating competition. Turn it into a sip and decorate experience, as wine, beer, and bites will be available to order.

This low impact strength training class welcomes women at every level. Whether you are just starting out, recovering from an injury, returning after a break, or aiming to build strength that makes everyday tasks easier, the session offers supportive and accessible guidance. Please register in advance since space is limited.

Magic: The Gathering Commander takes center stage at Game Kastle Sacramento with a casual format that adds a playful twist through special achievement objectives and random drawings. Each event consists of two Commander games, and every participant receives a booster pack for each game played, win or lose. There are weekly drawings for additional prizes, plus bimonthly seasons that offer even more rewards. All skill levels are welcome, and the focus is a friendly, supportive community and plenty of tabletop fun.

Bring a Commander deck and drop in for casual Magic the Gathering play centered on community and connection. Expect friendly games without pressure, chances to trade stories, and opportunities to meet other players who love the game. GGC provides a welcoming, comfortable setting to cast spells and build new friendships, with a seat at the table ready for you.

Bluey’s Big Play brings the Emmy-winning children’s series to the stage at SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center. Featuring an original story by creator Joe Brumm and new music by composer Joff Bush, the Heelers appear in their first live theater show as Dad hopes for a bit of time out and Bluey and Bingo dream up games to lure him off the bean bag. The production uses puppets to present the characters in a fresh, theatrical way. Presented by BBC Studios and Andrew Kay in association with Windmill Theatre Co.

Build the know-how to act when every second counts. This CPR and first aid training helps participants develop practical skills and understanding to respond effectively in emergencies. The session covers core first aid procedures, CPR techniques, and the basics of emergency response with instructor guidance and practical exercises. Leave with greater readiness and the confidence to use life-saving skills.

The Spyder Ryder of America Sacramento Chapter gathers for its monthly meeting to review club business, share updates, and plan upcoming rydes. Members and guests are welcome, and voting is limited to members in good standing. The meeting takes place in the banquet room at Black Bear Diner in West Sacramento, California. Attendees can arrive early to enjoy dinner and socialize before the meeting begins. This is a dry event. Phone audio participation is available; email Jackie.gunby@att.net or reach out via Messenger for details.

Form a team of up to six and compete against other tables in general knowledge trivia. Collaborate on questions and enjoy a friendly challenge that puts collective know-how to the test.

Chart-topping singer-songwriter Jamie MacDonald brings The Left It In The River Tour to Creekside Christian Church in Elk Grove, California. The evening features a VIP experience, followed by early entry and general admission before the main performance. Expect favorites like “Desperate,” “Left It In The River,” and “My Family,” along with more from her catalog. After a successful spring run and past tours with Chris Tomlin, Benjamin William Hastings, and others, Jamie presents her own show with a focus on connecting with audiences in a new way. Tickets are available. To help prevent scams, third-party ticket sales are not allowed for TPR event pages, and purchases made outside the official ticketing outlet are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Emerging stand-ups share the spotlight with established comics at Laughs Unlimited in a showcase that brings fresh voices together with experienced talent from Sacramento. The format offers stage time to newcomers while featuring familiar local performers, creating a lively mix of styles and material. Comedians who want to be considered for a spot can email bookinglaughs@gmail.com with the subject line "PRO-AM Submission." Include your name and how many guests you plan to bring in the message. A confirmation will be sent if you are added to the lineup, and performers should check in with the host on the day of their showcase.

Harlow’s hosts a live performance featuring John Moreland with Georgia Maq. The event is open to all ages.

Explore how Scouting America helps youth grow through outdoor adventures like camping and hiking, along with practical activities that build confidence and leadership. This Cub Scout sign-up night at Clarksburg Scout Cabin invites families to learn about how to get started and what to expect. Information will be available for Cub Scouts, for ages 5 to 10, and Scouts BSA, for ages 11 to 18. Attendance is open to the community, and children do not need to be enrolled at the school to participate.

Doja Cat performs live at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA.

Doja Cat takes the stage at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California.

Enhance your salsa with a ladies-focused class that highlights body movement, expressive styling, and controlled spins. The session supports dancers at every experience level and is designed to build confidence, sharpen technique, and bring graceful polish to your dancing. Private lessons are also available in salsa and bachata, offered for both partner work and solo practice.

An open mic stand-up show spotlights rising performers as part of an up-and-coming talent series. Expect a mix of first-timers and experienced comics trying out fresh material in front of a live crowd. Sets range from rough drafts to big laughs, which is part of the fun of watching jokes take shape. It is the kind of night where you might later say you caught a future favorite early on. Stage time is open to comedians of any experience level. In-person signups with the host take place before the show begins and close once it starts, and performers are encouraged to review the guidelines ahead of time. Admission is $7 with no added fees.

Take a midweek breather at the market at Palladio, a lively gathering with farm-fresh produce from local growers, ready-to-enjoy foods, artisan treats, and one-of-a-kind handmade goods from small businesses. Live music and family-friendly fun add to the relaxed vibe, making it easy to pick up dinner ingredients, search for unique gifts, or simply enjoy the atmosphere without weekend crowds. It offers an easy way to support local and turn the middle of the week into something special.

A relaxed walk and run at Fair Oaks Plaza Park in Fair Oaks welcomes moms and non-parents alike. This free gathering focuses on movement, fresh air, and community. There are no pace targets and no prior experience is needed. Walking the whole route is completely welcome, and strollers and kids can come along. Walkers and runners at any pace, including beginners, are encouraged. The group follows a route toward the American River Trail, staying on the nearby road where traffic is usually light, which leaves plenty of room for strollers and conversation. The outing starts with a gentle walking warm up, moves into easy walk and run intervals that gradually lengthen the running segments, then finishes with a relaxed cool down. Participants can arrive late, turn back early, or shorten the distance as needed without pressure. An optional coffee hangout follows. For safety, a single digital liability waiver is requested in advance.

A weekly sip and stroll brings local moms together at the Marshall Amphitheater in El Dorado Hills Town Center. Designed to promote health, wellness, and community, these relaxed walks offer fresh air, meaningful conversation, and a chance to strengthen a supportive network of moms. The route follows a nature trail that winds around preserved natural wetlands, and children are welcome to take in the beauty of Town Center along the way. Local mom social groups organize and host the gatherings, including @folsommomsclub, @themomwalk.cameronpark, and @themamasocialco, with hosting shared from week to week and updates posted on Instagram stories. The sip and stroll format invites participants to enjoy a beverage from a Town Center cafe while walking. This gathering is not hosted or sponsored by El Dorado Hills Town Center.

At SMUD Wednesday Lobby Days, the NDAP booth offers no-cost dental advocacy, oral health information and resources, and guidance to lower-cost care options. It connects Sacramento community members with practical support for healthier smiles.

Build kitchen know-how while learning to prepare nutritious, flavorful, and affordable meals at home. Recipes are chosen based on what is available from the garden and what is in season, and they may also reflect requests and suggestions from patients. Advance registration is encouraged, and walk-ins are accepted. To register, call 530.758.2060.

Enjoy free neighborhood nature play at Colonial Heights Library, featuring open-ended activities in art and science, songs, hands-on nature exploration, and a relaxed story time. Wear clothes suitable for active, occasionally messy fun. Intended for children ages 0 to 5, with siblings welcome. No sign-up is needed. A caregiver must remain with their child for the entire session. Bringing a blanket and a picnic dinner is welcome.

An inviting evening dedicated to beginners. On Wednesdays, the focus is on newcomers, with two instructional sessions and as much open dancing as time allows, all at the beginner level.

A friendly, yarn-centered meetup at the Barnes & Noble at Palladio in Folsom, offering a casual, social setting to work on projects and connect with others who enjoy fiber crafts.

At Westlake Park in Sacramento, a diverse mix of gourmet food trucks serves a wide range of cuisines in a relaxed, family friendly setting. The event centers on bringing neighbors together through good food and shared moments. Participating vendors follow high health standards, and online ordering is available for a safe, contactless pickup. The lineup rotates, offering new choices on each visit.

Things are changing this year, with the regular host, Chloe, now running a weekly RevCo quads event on Wednesdays. The gathering takes place at Doc Oliver Baseball Field - Land Park in Sacramento. Participation is limited to adults 18 and older for insurance and liability reasons. Rules are available, and start times can be confirmed through the event chat each week.

Settle into a calm, donation-based evening yoga practice at Sacramento Yoga Center led by Summer, a local instructor. The class focuses on easing tension and fostering reconnection through mindful movement and breath. It welcomes every experience level, whether you are new to yoga or have been practicing for years.

Mike Freund brings a solo acoustic set to 36 Handles, featuring a blend of classic and Southern rock, blues, country favorites, and original songs. Expect a laid-back setting where live music pairs easily with dinner or drinks. This performance is part of an ongoing residency at the venue.

At The Auditorium at CLARA in Sacramento, this Wednesday 5Rhythms class offers a music-driven exploration of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. There are no set steps to memorize, simply let your body respond to the sound. Beginning can be as easy as moving your feet and noticing your breath. Each rhythm brings its own energy and can help deepen connection with body, heart, mind, soul, and spirit. Participants span a wide range of experience, and every dance is personal. It may feel subtle or powerful, revealing, and, with continued practice, transformative. Sessions usually include two waves with guidance. Comfortable clothing is recommended and going barefoot is preferred. Classes are led by Certified 5Rhythms Teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional visiting instructors. Created by Gabrielle Roth and practiced around the world, 5Rhythms weaves philosophy, creative expression, and movement into a practice that treats motion as both remedy and metaphor, supporting the shift from struggle to art, from art to awareness, and from awareness to action while fostering community. Pricing options include a single class drop in for $25, a card for 10 classes at $225, and a first-time three-class pass for $50. Payment at the door is accepted via cash, Venmo, or PayPal.

Yolo Bird Alliance hosts a program featuring five recipients of its small grants, each sharing current work on birds and conservation in the region. Siiri Hamberg will discuss UC Davis Project Phoebe research into how urban environments influence parasite levels in Black Phoebes and the factors that may drive those patterns. Juliette Dalicano and Sofia Nadeau will describe how they use DNA from fecal samples to reveal how habitat shapes the diets and breeding success of cavity-nesting songbirds around Davis. Georgia Coleman will share early insights from two breeding seasons spent locating and monitoring Northern Harrier nests in the Sacramento Valley, highlighting nest locations and the habitats these elusive raptors depend on. Zane Pickus will explore how California rice fields function as stand-in wetlands for wildlife, presenting UC Davis findings on the intersection of conservation, agriculture, wildlife needs, and greenhouse gas emissions in these landscapes. The presenters bring a range of experience and perspectives. Siiri Hamberg is a UC Davis undergraduate in Evolution, Ecology, and Biodiversity and a researcher with Project Phoebe. Juliette Dalicano and Sofia Nadeau are undergraduate researchers in Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology at UC Davis. Georgia Coleman is a master’s student at the University of Missouri focusing on Northern Harrier nesting ecology in the Sacramento Valley. Zane Pickus is a recent UC Davis graduate in Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology, an avid birder, and a member of the Yolo Bird Alliance Board of Directors. The program takes place at the Davis Senior Center in Davis, with an online option available via Zoom. It shines a light on local bird research supported by Yolo Bird Alliance small grants that help cultivate the next generation of researchers and conservationists.

Learn about Scouting America at a Cub Scout sign-up night at Elliott Ranch. Discover how camping, hiking, and hands-on activities can help build confidence and leadership for youth. Information will be available for Cub Scouts, designed for ages 5 to 10, as well as Scouts BSA for ages 11 to 18. Attendance is open to all, and children do not need to be enrolled at this school to take part in the sign-up.

Start a new Scouting adventure at a Cub Scout sign-up night in the Williamson Elementary Multi-Purpose Room. Learn how camping, hiking, and other hands-on activities help youth develop confidence and leadership skills. Attendance is open to children who do not attend Williamson Elementary. Program details will be available for Cub Scouts, ages 5 to 10, and Scouts BSA, ages 11 to 18.

Kellen Erskine returns to Punch Line Sacramento with an all new hour, bringing a fresh performance to Sacramento, CA.

Del Campo Dance Studio hosts a Level 1.5 Mambo session as part of the Del Campo Mambo Program, with a footwork segment followed by partnerwork at the same level. Instruction is led by Oscar and Alisa. No partner is required, and drop-ins are welcome.

Midweek at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge in Rancho Cordova features a dedicated karaoke night hosted by professional KJs, with a full stage and space to dance. Between performances, the lounge offers high-definition screens, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. Karaoke is also offered on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. The venue is open daily and provides a happy hour.

This free outdoor fitness session for men in Galt is connected to the F3 program and uses a rotating leadership model. It goes beyond a simple workout.

Connect with the Bizlink Alliance Citrus Heights Chapter for a focused hour of networking paired with a featured speaker spotlight. Meet local professionals in Citrus Heights, exchange ideas, and pick up practical insights to apply in your work. The emphasis is on building meaningful relationships and learning within a welcoming business community.

CalPERS in downtown Sacramento will host a lunch service with meals served on site.

This Northern California gathering unfolds over several days, starting in the California Gold Country with flexible arrivals, dinner, and drinks. The following day features stops at Railtown 1897 and Ironstone Winery, with a special guest planned. Saturday brings a caravan to Sacramento to explore the California Automobile Museum, then an evening of video arcade fun with an eighties vibe. The main attraction, the Malaise Daze car show, takes place on Sunday at the California Automobile Museum, with a private home dinner to close out the weekend.

At Pacific Street Cafe in Roseville, the Roseville Kiwanis Club hosts a weekly gathering focused on community service. Attendees coordinate activities, back local initiatives, and build connections with people dedicated to serving children and families. Guests are welcome to stop in and learn about the club’s efforts.

A free gathering will take place in the parking lot of Guidepost Montessori.

This event features lessons and open dance. At the end of the month, there is a theme night and dance party.

Weekly One Piece tournaments are available with two ways to participate. A $30 league pass covers the Oct through Dec series and includes entry to every weekly tournament in that span, replacing the regular weekly fee and costing half as much as paying each week. If you prefer to drop in, single-week entry is available for $5 per event.

Invite friends to a casual trivia night with local hosts. Enjoy food and plenty of laughs in a welcoming setting. Dogs are welcome.

Every Thursday, a free pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C challenges players to show off their knowledge. Arrive early to secure a table and enjoy your favorite pub fare or beverage before the questions start. Prizes include a $30 gift certificate for first place, a $20 gift certificate for second, and a $10 gift certificate for the second to last finisher.

In Sacramento, Australian born and American raised multi-hyphenate Jason Ellis delivers unfiltered, straight-talking stand-up shaped by a life that spans professional skateboarding, radio, MMA, race car driving, bestselling authorship, acting, singing, public speaking, creating Ellismania, and time at the X Games as both participant and host. He led The Jason Ellis Show on SiriusXM for more than 15 years, now continues the conversation on Patreon with The Jason Ellis Show podcast, and co-hosts the Hawk vs. Wolf podcast with Tony Hawk. Known for raw honesty and quick wit, he headlines comedy clubs across the United States and Canada, with a home club in Salt Lake City. A two item minimum applies for each person.

At Sierra 2 Center in Sacramento, a reimagined Swan Lake pairs Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score and classical choreography with an inventive world of light. Costumes embedded with illumination move in concert with the dancers, bathing the stage in evolving colors and mood. Contemporary lighting design is woven into the performance to elevate, not replace, the essence of traditional ballet. This production honors the legacy of the classic while offering a fresh, sensory-rich way to experience its music and movement.

An outdoor group dog obedience class in Roseville, CA offers a friendly, supportive setting that welcomes every experience level. Instruction centers on force-free, reward-based methods that build a strong relationship between handlers and their dogs, and each session adjusts to the teams that attend. Participants practice core skills such as sit, down, stay, stand, recall, and watch, along with polite greetings, calm sits for petting, loose-leash walking, focus around distractions, and impulse control. Preparation for the AKC Canine Good Citizen is included. Puppies under one year may be eligible to test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after completing six classes. The series is priced at $350 for six sessions and is led by instructor Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching. For everyone’s safety and comfort, dogs stay on leash at all times and teams give one another plenty of space. Dogs in heat are not permitted, and harsh corrections, e-collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable or flexi-lead leashes are not allowed. Plan to bring proof of current vaccinations with identification, high-value treats, a six-foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water for both handler and dog, potty bags, and an optional chair. Classes take place outdoors, so dressing for the weather is recommended. One adult handler is required per dog. Attendance involves agreeing to a liability release for the organizers and the municipalities of Rocklin or Roseville, and consenting to photography or filming for promotional use without compensation.

UB40 brings the tour to Wheatland at Hard Rock Live Sacramento, where a casino showroom backdrop fuels a nightlife vibe and keeps a standing crowd moving from the first notes. The set leans into dance-friendly favorites like Kingston Town and Red Red Wine, with a tight rhythm section holding the groove steady throughout. The mood is upbeat and celebratory, turning the concert into a relaxed party atmosphere. This California appearance adds fresh energy to the fall run and showcases the band’s range on stage.

Gary Clark Jr. performs at Channel 24 in Sacramento. The show will follow a phone-free policy using Yondr pouches. Upon arrival, phones, cameras, and other recording devices will be placed in secure pouches that stay with attendees and are unlocked at the end of the event. If you need to use your phone during the performance, visit the venue’s designated areas for phone use, then have your device re-secured before reentering the performance space. Anyone using a non-permitted device during the show may be escorted out. For purchases inside the venue, bring a credit card. These guidelines are in place to support an uninterrupted, device-free atmosphere for the music.

Karaoke takes center stage at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge with experienced KJs, a full stage setup, and a welcoming dance floor. The sound system fills the room so every performance lands with impact. Between turns at the mic, guests can catch the game on 13 high definition wide screen TVs, rack up on professional pool tables, or try their luck on electronic game machines. Karaoke is featured on multiple nights each week, creating a lively spot for singers and friends to keep the good times rolling.

Non-anesthetic dental cleanings for both dogs and cats are available at Ben's Barketplace Citrus Heights. Each session is designed to take less than an hour and focuses on cleaner teeth and fresher breath. A veterinary screening or exam is required. This is a one-day offering with limited appointments, and additional details can be found through the Get Tickets option.

A two day expo celebrating stamping and scrapbooking will be held at Cal Expo, with the event set in Halls A and B.

At LadyBird, neighbors gather over complimentary tea for a calm start to the day. This casual meetup invites conversation and story sharing, creating space to slow down and connect. Participants can arrive with curiosity and a willingness to listen, and may bring a teapot if they wish. Please verify the event details before attending.

The Riftbound Showdown Series arrives at Sacramento Convention Center in Sacramento, CA with its inaugural event. Players will compete for prizes, plated legends, Regional Qualifier invitations, and sought after North American Regional invitations. Registration is available at three price points, with Early Bird at $75, Regular at $80, and Late Add at $85. Competitors who finish with 15 or more match points will be invited to return for Day 2 on Sunday.

This morning meeting of the Bizlink Alliance Roseville Chapter takes place at The Aura Kitchen & Bar in Roseville. The program features a concentrated networking hour along with a speaker spotlight that delivers practical insights. Professionals can connect with peers, trade ideas, and explore new opportunities in a setting that emphasizes collaboration and business growth.

A mobile farmers market brings fresh, locally and sustainably grown fruits and vegetables to North Sacramento, offering convenient and affordable access to healthy food. It takes place on the first and third Friday of each month and is presented with support from Councilmember Roger Dickinson together with the Center for Land-Based Learning and Sierra Service Project. The market helps lower both financial and physical barriers to good nutrition. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the Market Match program provides a 50 percent discount to stretch benefits further. It also creates opportunities for small and beginning farms by paying fair prices and connecting shoppers with the growers behind their food. Many items reflect culturally important crops for diverse communities, and outreach materials are available in Russian, Farsi, and Spanish. Most produce is sourced from nearby farms, with the majority grown within 25 miles and all within 100 miles, strengthening a more equitable and resilient local food system.

Pink Out Fridays brings a breast cancer awareness event to the Sacramento VA Medical Center in Mather, hosted by the VA Northern California Health Care System’s Women Veterans Program. The campaign emphasizes breast health, connects Veterans with resources, and encourages conversations about screening. The gathering features a resource fair located outside near the coffee shop by Building 650, a breast health education session offered on site or virtually with registration required for the virtual option, and the Walk-Together-Fight-Together Awareness Walk. Giveaways for Women Veterans will be available. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink to show support for breast cancer awareness.

Country in the Park 2 returns to Heart Health Park at Cal Expo with a one-stage showcase of country hits in an open air setting. The lineup features Bailey Zimmerman, Russell Dickerson, Ian Munsick, and Trey Pendley, performing together on the same stage for Northern California country fans.

Celebrate the season with Child Action at its annual Harvest Festival, a free, family friendly gathering filled with autumn activities and community fun. A debut Trunk ’N Treat invites families to stroll past creatively decorated trunks and enjoy treats along the way. Costumes suitable for all ages are encouraged. The celebration includes an activity station hosted by Sacramento Republic FC, balloon twisting, games and interactive play for children, along with food, treats, giveaways, and more. Food, activities, and giveaway items are available while supplies last.

This indoor functional fitness class welcomes families and solo participants with a focus on strength and movement across the whole kinetic chain. Kids attend free and can either join the workout or enjoy on-site daycare with enriching activities at no cost. Flexible support is provided so parents can stay focused while children are comfortable and engaged. Each ticket also includes a free, optional coworking session after class, and you are welcome to bring a laptop. A deli is available for a quick post workout refuel. Pricing is $15 or a bundle of three classes for $39, with Cash App and Venmo payment options available.

ARTners presents an immersive Día de los Muertos experience that honors loved ones through art, culture, and community. Altars with ofrendas set a reflective atmosphere, accompanied by a traditional Mexica blessing led by Kalpulli Xihuacoatl. The program features live music by Son Bugambilia, a runway showcase with designs by Rory Castillo and Khameleon Styles, artisan vendors, and a silent art auction. A catered Mexican dinner from Vallejo’s Restaurant, a dessert bar by Nosabo Concheria, and dancing with DJ Latin Motion create an elegant and welcoming celebration. This fundraiser supports ARTners and its mission to continue providing free, inclusive arts and cultural programming for the Sacramento region.

Enjoy a laid-back Pokémon gathering focused on community fun. Play and trade in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, or spend time playing Pokémon GO with others. Open to all.

Fairytale Town turns into a whimsical big top for the 40th annual Safe and Super Halloween, where families can wander a park filled with colorful characters, carnival curiosities, and playful surprises. Trick-or-treat through the grounds as dazzling performers, classic circus sights, and interactive activities bring the spectacle to life. Costumes are welcome for a festive evening of treats and circus magic. Tickets are available for purchase.

Explore Hyperia City with a Lorcana Collection Quest hosted by Game Kastle. This friendly challenge focuses on expanding your collection while searching for specific cards. Each participant receives three packs to open on site and may trade with fellow Illumineers to find key pieces. Entry is $25. Capacity is limited to 30, and preregistration is available.

Social Game Night at Galaxy Game Cafe creates a relaxed setting to unwind and connect through tabletop play. The space is welcoming and set up for conversation and fun, with access to a library of over 1,400 board and card games for a variety of playstyles. On select nights, a Game Ambassador guides participants through easy-to-learn games so groups can get started quickly. The drop-in format lets attendees arrive at their own pace, find a table, and enjoy lighthearted competition and laughter.

This free, collaborative jazz festival brings together performance painters, poets, musicians, and dance for a two-day celebration of Beat-inspired arts that shaped a generation in the Bay Area. At John Natsoulas Gallery, the program features the Linda Bair Dance Group, announcements for the Jack Kerouac Poetry Contest awards, a set with John Natsoulas, Ted Fontaine, Tony Novelozo, CJ Borges, and others, and a poetry reading by Tongo Eisen-Martin. The Davis Commons Stage hosts the Davis High School Jazz Band with painter Adam Forfang, the Sacramento State Jazz Band with painter Laura Hohlwein, Quiet Nacho with poet Brad Buchanan and painter Lacee Hodge, the Jimmy Toor Trio with poet Tongo Eisen-Martin and painter Philippe Gandiol, and Geo Harpistry with saxophonist Camille Kerani and DJ Salenie alongside a painter to be announced. Additional performances at John Natsoulas Gallery include sets by Ryan McClain, Stolen Pockets, Senior Dog Appreciation Society, and the Jim Frink Group, plus live painting by Nancy Ostrovsky and a rooftop dance party.

Experience Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction game where each participant adopts a unique role and nothing is completely certain. Some characters stand with the town while others scheme in secret, yet everyone is focused on making it through the night. A Storyteller guides the action and all props are provided, so participants only need a sharp mind and perhaps a trusted friend to watch their back. The tale unfolds in Ravenswood Bluff... a storm is raging, a body is suspended from the clocktower, and somewhere in the shadows a demon hides. Work together to untangle truth from deception before evil claims victory.

Wrap up the week with a monthly karaoke night paired with a curated market at Flower Fist Art Market, hosted by Many Mumbling Mice. Billed as Sacramento’s only curated karaoke night market, it welcomes anyone to sing for free while exploring local vendors, enjoying food and drinks, and creating a custom rollerball perfume at an interactive scent bar. Music, creativity, and community come together for an evening where friends can step up to the mic, shop, and connect in Sacramento.

SSM Nashville recording artist Cynthia performs with her band for an evening of modern country and original songs.

A weekly Friday Night Magic Commander tournament welcomes players of all ages. Entry is $10, and points and prize support are guaranteed. For questions or concerns, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005.

Commander play occurs every other week. Participation is first come, first served. For more information, call the store at 916-331-9203.

A no-cost event with fresh topics each week, offering sparkling drinks and beer alongside a chance to put some brain power to work.

Settle in for a Halloween-season outdoor screening at Wishek Amphitheatre as The Nightmare Before Christmas plays under the evening sky. Pack a couple of blankets, get comfortable, and enjoy playful chills, memorable music, and a hint of seasonal enchantment in the open air. Admission is free and open to everyone, suitable for families and friends planning a festive movie night.

Everclear’s Lucky 7 Tour comes to Ace Of Spades for an all ages show. Re-entry is not permitted, and set times or opening acts may change without prior notice or refunds. The box office cannot verify tickets bought through unofficial resellers, so any issues with third party purchases must be handled directly with the seller. A dedicated area is available for guests with mobility needs, accommodating up to two people per party, and reservations should be made after purchasing a general admission ticket. The venue operates cashless, accepting cards and mobile payments. Presales are available through Spotify, Bandsintown, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember programs, and VIP packages are offered.

Return to Hogwarts as the Triwizard Tournament unfolds on the big screen with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire presented in high definition. A live symphony performs Patrick Doyle’s score in sync with the film, blending a full cinematic presentation with the energy of a concert. This immersive experience takes place at SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center.

Roald Dahl’s classic adventure arrives as a mainstage musical directed by Colton Archey, with choreography by Jerald Bolden and music direction by Jennifer Vaughn. The production features a lively score by the Tony Award-nominated team of Pasek and Paul and a playful book by Timothy Allen McDonald, whose credits include Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka and The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley. The story follows James, sent by his scheming aunts to chop down an old fruit tree, who discovers a magic potion that creates a colossal peach and sets him on an extraordinary journey. Inside the giant fruit he meets human-sized insect companions, and together they roll into the ocean, facing hunger, sharks, and disagreements. James’s quick thinking helps the group pull together as a family, and their voyage leads to a surprising finish atop the Empire State Building. The run includes an ASL-interpreted performance.

Ecstatic Dance Sacramento welcomes Arcium for a community dance in a nonverbal, alcohol- and substance-free environment that encourages intuitive movement, self-expression, and connection. Open to all ages, these gatherings invite guest DJs from around the world to lead immersive musical journeys. The program features an opening activity to be announced, an ecstatic dance set by Arcium, and a brief closing to be announced. Arcium’s approach blends organic bass textures with playful trap rhythms and gritty dubstep to spark fun and keep bodies moving. Inspired by the bass music scene since 2017, he crafts mixes that rise and fall through high and low energy, weaving light and dark moods to reflect the flow of life. Admission is a sliding scale of $20 to $30, payable by cash or Venmo.

An interactive murder mystery dinner unfolds in Sacramento, where the plot develops around the dining room and guests may find themselves questioned as suspects. Investigate clues, compare notes with others, and follow each twist while enjoying a three course meal at The Old Spaghetti Factory. Entree options include spinach and cheese ravioli, spicy spaghetti Vesuvius, lasagna, and breast of chicken fettuccini. One soft drink is included without refills. Substitutions are available for an additional charge, and a bar is on site for other beverages, payable by cash or credit. The event combines live theater, detective work, and dinner in a single night out.

Modest Mouse brings a live show to Channel 24 in Sacramento. Another Planet Entertainment will offer a presale with the password birthday, followed by a general on sale. Presale tickets are available online only.

A Candlelight tribute to the music of TOOL brings a live, multi-sensory concert to the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, presented in a candlelit setting. The tentative setlist includes Vicarious, Stinkfist, Forty Six & 2, Schism, Parabola, Disposition, Sober, The Pot, and Pneuma. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is arranged by zones and assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Audience members must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Karaoke takes center stage at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge with professional KJs, a live stage, and a dance floor. Step up to sing in a lively setting supported by surround sound while friends enjoy 13 HD wide-screen TVs, professional pool tables, and electronic game machines. The lounge is open daily and also hosts karaoke on multiple nights during the week, keeping the music and good times going.

PowerHouse sets the scene for a Halloween costume party that celebrates bold creativity and high-energy dancing. Attendees are encouraged to wear their wildest outfits and keep the party going late into the night.

Costumes, candy, and community come together at Karen Radley Volkswagen in Woodbridge for an annual trunk or treat celebration. Families can wander among creatively decorated car trunks while children collect plenty of sweets and show off ghost, goblin, and superhero costumes. The atmosphere is friendly and festive, offering family friendly Halloween fun.

This weekly Cars & Coffee meet-up gathers car enthusiasts in the parking lot near Regal Cinemas at El Dorado Hills Town Center, with entry via White Rock Road to Vine Street. It draws participants from Folsom, El Dorado Hills, and nearby Foothill communities for a relaxed, family-friendly morning featuring fresh coffee from The Mimosa House, pastries to sample, and a wide array of vehicles including classics, exotics, and modern builds. Attendees are asked to arrive slowly to keep noise levels down and to be considerate of neighbors. Car photographers are welcome, and tagging @edhtowncenter and @carsandcoffeefolsomedh offers a chance to be featured on social channels. Sponsored by Cars & Coffee Folsom EDH, Marvelous Tint Solutions, and other local partners, this gathering provides a community-focused setting where car lovers connect, friends catch up, and dogs are welcome.

Organized by the Sacramento State Aquatic Center on Lake Natoma, this event brings together high school, college, and masters rowing programs.

Enjoy a friendly community farmers market that happens rain or shine, featuring a broad mix of farm goods, specialty foods, plants, and handmade items. Find organic-certified fruits and vegetables, breads and pies alongside other bakery favorites with gluten free options, plus ready-to-eat selections like tamales, arepas, sauces, and hummus. Vendors offer honey, mushrooms, nuts, olive oil, coffee, tea, fresh fruit juices, cheeses, eggs, fish and seafood, and meats including poultry, lamb, beef, and pork. Plant enthusiasts can browse nursery trees and shrubs, starter and decorative plants with plenty of succulents, as well as fresh and dried herbs and cut flowers. Pantry staples and preserves are well represented too, with jams, jellies, salsas, pickles, and dried fruit. Rounding things out are handmade crafts and woodworking pieces, soap and other body care products, and natural pet feed.

The Sunrise Mall Farmers Market is the original market in the Living Smart family, with a long-standing, lively presence rooted in community. Local growers return week after week with the best of the season, including sun ripened strawberries, extra crisp celery, vine ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, herbs, and more. This is more than a quick stop for produce. It is a place to connect with the farmers behind the food and to count on consistent quality for weekly staples. Set at Sunrise Mall, it has grown into a Saturday morning tradition for many families, featuring wide aisles, a welcoming atmosphere, and a strong blend of longtime vendors alongside seasonal favorites. Whether stocking up for the week, planning a Sunday brunch, or craving perfectly sweet berries, this market delivers.

Empire Ranch Golf Course hosts a year-end scramble-format tournament featuring lunch and a raffle. Entry is $98.

BMW Motorrad Motober-fest brings riders together at A&S BMW Motorcycles in Roseville, California for a full day celebrating motorcycles and the NorCal riding community. Attendees can explore booths from local vendors and community partners, connect with members of the NorCal BMW and RCB riding clubs, and enjoy live music from The Allegedlies. Activities include axe throwing and a raffle with prizes. Special one-day pricing will be available on parts, apparel, and accessories, creating a chance to gear up while enjoying music, activities, and camaraderie.

A lively certified farmers market brings together local farmers, makers, bakers, and small businesses offering fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, flowers, gifts, and more. Neighbors connect, children laugh, and music sets a cheerful tone as the community comes to life. Whether picking up weekly groceries or catching up with friends over coffee, visitors can expect a warm atmosphere and plenty to explore. Bring a market basket and comfortable walking shoes to enjoy it fully. Vendor applications are available for Town Center Market EDH. Sponsored by Marshall Medical Center in support of healthy, happy communities. Show support for local businesses and strengthen community connections.

Anyone in need of a little help with laundry can connect with the Laundry Love team at Franklin Speed Wash. The Sacramento County Book Mobile will be on-site providing free resources for all ages. For questions or details about serving or donating items, email laundrylove@citychurchsac.org.

Enjoy free neighborhood nature play with unstructured activities that include art, science, songs, nature exploration, and story time. Dress for active play that may get a bit messy. The program is designed for ages 0 to 5, and siblings are welcome. No registration is required. This is not a drop off program, so a caregiver must remain for the entire session. Feel free to bring coffee and a camp chair.

A casual, supportive walk and run focused on movement, fresh air, and community. This free, inclusive meetup is mom friendly and open to everyone, with no pace expectations or prior experience needed. The route heads from the Village toward the American River Trail and stays on the road alongside the path, offering plenty of room for strollers and conversation. Expect a gentle walking warm up, then a series of walk and run intervals with a plan to gradually increase the running segments over time, followed by a relaxed cool down. Walking the entire way is always welcome. Arrive and depart as needed, and participate at a level that feels right. Open to walkers and runners at any pace, beginners encouraged, and strollers and kids welcome. There is an optional coffee hang after. For safety, a one-time digital liability waiver is required before participating.

An annual celebration of pugs featuring costumes and pug races, a fixture on the pug social calendar. The event takes place at Eastern Oak Park in Sacramento, CA.

Bikes, Boos & Bites brings a Halloween-themed celebration to Harley-Davidson of Sacramento. Spooky touches fill the dealership while a food truck serves up bites and raffle drawings offer prizes, creating a lively, festive atmosphere for visitors.

Celebrate the Halloween spirit with a hands-on cookie decorating class inspired by theme park treats and characters. Design a festive assortment of cookies featuring playful ghosts, smiling pumpkins, and other spooky motifs while learning royal icing techniques through clear, guided instruction. All cookies and decorating supplies are included, and participants take home their finished creations. The setting is Halloween themed with room for creativity, and no previous decorating experience is needed. Led by instructor Charlee, this class welcomes ages 12 and up and costs $50. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, call or text 707-693-0112.

Sign-ups are open for the Great Gumbo Cook Off at Capitol Mall. Participants include Mr Gumbo, Savory Dave Jackson, Chef Peter Phong, Lizetta’s Soul Food, and Ely’s Louisiana Gumbo, with more to be announced.

At Gibbons Park in Carmichael, this group workout blends kickboxing mitt and glove drills with no sparring, bodybuilding-style strength work, and full-body conditioning, then winds down with a yoga-inspired cool down. The session is designed to leave participants feeling great. Pricing is $13 for a single class or $50 for a five-class pack. Payment through Cashapp or Venmo can be arranged in advance to reserve a spot.

This celebration of life and memory centers on the Mexican tradition of Día de los Muertos, honoring loved ones through vibrant ofrendas, art, live performances, and hands-on activities. The program unfolds in two parts, beginning with a curated ofrenda in recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, then continuing with a free, family friendly community gathering where guests of all ages can participate in meaningful traditions and learn their significance. Interactive experiences are designed to deepen understanding of these customs with cultural authenticity and lasting appreciation. An ongoing ofrenda art installation by Visionary Collective showcases marigolds, sugar skull imagery, and thoughtful offerings that speak to remembrance, heritage, and legacy. Featured artist Estella Sanchez, a Sacramento based cultural strategist, artist, and community organizer, founded Sol Collective and focuses on connecting art, ancestral knowledge, and healing practices to support cultural preservation and liberation. She is also part of Visionary Collective, a group of cultural bearers, artists, and healers who work with a broad network of artists, elders, and educators to create accessible programming that uplifts tradition and strengthens community connection.

Experience Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in Concert at the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center in Sacramento. The Triwizard Tournament unfolds at Hogwarts on the big screen in high definition as a live symphony orchestra performs Patrick Doyle’s score, combining the film with live music.

Enjoy a free community sketch session in the Peter J. Shields Oak Grove at the UC Davis Arboretum, home to oak species from around the world. Participants gather at the Carolee Shields Gazebo, spend time drawing among the trees, then come back together to share sketchbooks. Everyone who enjoys sketching is welcome, especially those who like drawing trees. Bring your own paper and something to draw with. The Arboretum is celebrating its 90th anniversary, adding a special note to the occasion.

A playful art game workshop that blends creativity with chance. Begin with a blank canvas, then, round by round, draw cards that direct the next move, whether that means reaching for a particular supply, following a quirky prompt, trying a new technique, or even trading canvases with another participant. Every canvas follows its own path, and everyone leaves with a finished piece that may be beautiful, wonderfully wild, or delightfully odd... the cards decide. No prior art experience is required, only a spirit of play. Registration also includes all-day access to a game room featuring more than 1,200 board and card titles, providing plenty of time to explore and play beyond the session.

Enjoy a family friendly Halloween party at THE STUDIO featuring haunted rooms, games, a bounce house, a costume contest, and a free Ninja Obstacle Course. Food and drinks will be available. Costumes are encouraged. The event welcomes everyone, and no membership is required.

Halloween at Hagan offers a festive dose of spooky fun with free car-to-car trick-or-treating, plus a carnival featuring games, music, food, and other activities. Admission to the carnival is $5 per person. Advance registration is available.

Oakland Roots SC heads to Sacramento for a rivalry clash with Sacramento Republic FC at Heart Health Park, the venue formerly known as Papa Murphy’s Park. With two Northern California sides sharing the field, the atmosphere is typically charged and competitive. Matches like this often turn on the smallest details, from set pieces to late substitutions and how each team handles the pressure of a regional showdown.

Blue Line Arts presents a special preview of the Placer Artists Tour, showcasing a single piece from every participating artist, gallery, and school in one exhibition. It offers a helpful starting point for the Tour, with guidebooks available so visitors can plan which artists to see. Many artists will be present to discuss their work and chat with attendees. Appetizers, beverages, and live music will be available at a gala reception, with a suggested donation of $10.

Tastes of Town Center is a monthly series that highlights El Dorado Hills Town Center with business open houses paired with special art happenings at The Atrium Gallery EDH. Attendees can explore local shops and services, meet the people behind them, sample selections from area food and beverage partners, and enjoy the community’s vibrant art scene. Participating businesses currently include Barrel & Bliss Wine Bar, Bawarchi Indian Cuisine, Beyond Wellness, Boring Rose Brewing Co., Brickyard Counter & Bar, C. Knight's Steakhouse, Century 21 Select Real Estate, Chris Wolf Real Estate, Cold Stone Creamery, Encanto Cocina & Tequila Bar, Formaggio Pizza Express, Mimosa House, Pinkberry, Tea Xotics, Starbucks Coffee Company, Vacanza Romana, X-Golf EDH, and Yogaberry, with more participants to be announced. Tickets are available for purchase online.

Get into the Halloween spirit with an evening designed for ages 12 to 17 that blends creativity, games, and connection. Teens can take part in a pumpkin carving contest, jump into Halloween-themed activities, and spend time with peers in a positive setting. A raffle will award one $100 Amazon gift card and two $25 restaurant gift cards. Entries can be earned by bringing teen friends with no limit on the number of friends, by returning to SMS Teen, and by showing leadership. The winner will be announced during the event, and no purchase is required. Dinner is provided, and adult staff will be on site throughout to ensure a supervised, inclusive environment. Parents and guardians can enjoy a night off while teens relax, build confidence, and help shape what comes next. This monthly program, created by Single Mom Strong in partnership with the City of Sacramento, welcomes youth from all family types within the 12 to 17 age range. A required form for parents or guardians must be completed in advance. Rideshare and carpool options are planned for future events.

Set out on a guided paddle along the Mokelumne River, launching from the boat house at Lodi Lake. The group will head out to watch the moon rise, then return with the full moon lighting the way. The outing lasts about an hour and a half, and participants are encouraged to arrive around 20 minutes before the scheduled start so everyone can launch on time. Pricing is $72 with rental and $45 if bringing your own equipment. Rentals include paddles and PFDs. Glow sticks are welcome to attach to kayaks, and flashlights are discouraged to keep fellow paddlers safe. Pre-registration is required. Facebook RSVPs do not hold a spot, and reservations must be completed online or by phone at 209.471.5988. For cancellations, call 209.210.2612. Cancellations more than 48 hours in advance may receive a full refund or credit, those within 24 to 48 hours receive credit only, and those within 24 hours or no shows are not eligible for a refund or credit.

Celebrate the Annual Harvest Festival at a free event with candy, games, food, and plenty of fun.

Enjoy a memorable night on a lovely patio as Innersoul performs a lively mix of Latin rhythms, old school jams, R&B, and funk. Table reservations are recommended, and admission is $10.

Next Level Pro Wrestling returns to the Wrestleplex in Sacramento, CA with a spooky, high-energy showdown where eerie themes collide with in-ring intensity. The show picks up after Slammed by the Bell, a milestone event that ended chapters for some and launched new beginnings for others. Specters of the past, present, and future loom large, the Heretic Society continues to rattle the locker room, and the rising Sultan Enterprise hints that even loyalty can be bought. Packed with bold personalities and surprises, this is set to be the most frightening night on the Next Level Pro Wrestling calendar.

MacArthur Award winner Taylor Mac reunites with Obie Award winning composer Matt Ray, praised by The New York Times as a key figure in New York’s alt cabaret scene, for a two-artist program that draws on the queer songbook to honor lineage and look ahead. Building on their expansive A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, they come together to celebrate Bark of Millions, a new illustrated song collection. Expect a bold, heartfelt, and welcoming evening that centers community and turns celebration into a shared experience. Bark of Millions is slated for publication by Black Dog & Leventhal in fall 2026 and is available for preorder through booksellers.

Set sail for the 18th annual Vampire Ball with a swashbuckling Vampirates theme, where the undead command the waves and passion mixes with brine and blood. Shannon McCabe and her Vampyres present an immersive show and party spanning Harlow’s and The Starlet Room upstairs in Sacramento, celebrating nearly two decades of dark elegance in the city. A limited VIV experience comes before general admission, and only 100 VIV tickets are available. Guests can also try Dracula’s Daughter Prosecco Rose from Vampire.com, offered exclusively at the Vampire Ball. Ticket transfers are handled only through Shannon McCabe’s Vampire Ball and Eventbrite. Refunds are not available, though credit toward a future event is provided. Printed tickets are not required at the door, as attendee names will be on the list.

Shaboozey brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to Channel 24 in Sacramento, with an opening set from Angel White. An Another Planet Entertainment presale is available using the password birthday, and presale tickets can be purchased online only. A general on sale will also be offered.

Brief Tiny World presents an unscripted evening of drama and laughs shaped by audience suggestions, a fitting choice for a friends’ night out or a date in Sacramento. The cast features Andy Sarouhan, Ford Lawson, Jessilee Windhaus, and Sara Lovelady. A single ticket also covers the other shows running that night, and a hand stamp makes it easy to step out and return. The performance is hosted at The Eagle Theater in Old Sacramento, a California Historical Landmark number 595. The content is recommended for ages 15 and up and may include strong language, loud sounds, and bright lighting. Tickets are nonrefundable. The venue provides wheelchair accessible seating with ramped access, and accessible public restrooms are located across the street. Concessions are available at the front, including water, soda, candy, and popcorn.

A welcoming 5Rhythms gathering activates conscious movement and community in Sacramento at The Auditorium at CLARA. Guided by certified teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, the session invites participants to breathe, move, and release through the 5Rhythms practice created by Gabrielle Roth, a global movement method that treats dance as both medicine and metaphor to support healing, awareness, and connection. The experience features inspiring music, an old wood floor, and a format that often includes two movement waves with a closing circle. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in, and barefoot is encouraged. Parking is available in the lot and on nearby streets. Drop-in admission is $25, a 10-class card is $225, and first-time attendees can purchase a three-class pass for $50. Payment at the door is accepted by cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Visiting teachers may lead on occasion.

At Petco - Sacramento in Sacramento, CA, this adoption event introduces adoptable dogs ready to become part of loving families. Both unscheduled visits and advance appointments are accommodated, and the rescue can hold a selected dog for an in-person meeting. Each dog comes with health records and has already received comprehensive care that includes vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and are treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that supports the charity’s care of more than 500 dogs.

Enjoy a relaxed miniature painting meetup focused on creativity with the GGC community. Entry includes paints, brushes, and other supplies, and participants may also bring their own. Miniatures are not included. All skill levels are welcome. Signing up provides 10% off one miniature from the retail space to use at the paint party, and the discount does not stack with a member discount.

This weekly Pokémon TCG League welcomes all ages to a friendly, family-focused setting at an official Pokémon League location. The entry fee includes organized TCG play, prize packs, and all-day access to the gameplay space, game library, and family zone, with walk-ins accommodated as space allows. Activities include League Play and friendly tournaments, Play Academy, card trading, and casual battles. Participants range from experienced competitive players to parents learning alongside their children, as well as teens and adult fans returning to the game. At Galaxy Game Cafe, certified Pokémon Professors provide guidance to help new and returning players build skills, and new players can receive a Pokémon Player ID number. Pokémon is more than collecting, it is about learning, connecting, and having fun together.

A community effort will distribute clothing and serve hot food to unhoused neighbors in Sacramento, traveling by car from camp to camp. Carpooling is recommended. Organizers are seeking donations of clothing, with a particular need for men’s items, as well as food and cases of water. With cooler weather setting in, winter wear is especially helpful. A small team will bring food to share, and additional support and supplies are welcome. An RSVP is requested from those planning to contribute. The focus is on compassion and practical assistance for people who may not have a support network, with the goal of leaving individuals better than they were found.

Cirque Mechanics pays tribute to the 1980s heyday of American amusement parks in Tilt! A Circus Thrill Ride. At the center stands a massive Ferris wheel, surrounded by inventive mechanical pieces that reinterpret classic rides and midway games from that era. The show overflows with acrobatics, aerial artistry, and skillful juggling, all wrapped in nostalgic flair. This theatrical circus experience captures the look, sound, and spirit of the time, bringing the park atmosphere to life on stage.

Rancho Cordova Youth Lacrosse offers a free learn to play lacrosse clinic at Cordova High School Stadium in Rancho Cordova, CA. It is beginner friendly and welcomes boys and girls in grades 1 through 8, ages 6 to 14. No experience is needed and equipment is provided. Participants can pick up a stick, learn the basics of the game, and have fun.

This gathering offers casual RiftBound play and a chance to test decks ahead of an upcoming Skirmish. Each participant receives a pack. Play all three games to earn a promo.

Spend time playing casual Commander with Game Kastle Sacramento in a friendly, low key environment. The gathering welcomes anyone interested in laid back games with friends and fellow players.

A friendly, all-ages meetup brings together fans of the MY LITTLE PONY Card Game to learn, play, and trade. Bring a favorite deck and cards to trade, or take part in a guided learn-to-play session without a deck, as starter decks are available to borrow on a first come basis. Every participant receives a Pony Day Promo Pack. The event features a three round Swiss tournament with 30 minute, best of one matches and a BP02 Promo Pack awarded for each win. Tournament prizes include $10 in store credit plus a BP02 Promo Pack for first place, a BP02 Promo Pack and a Pony Day Promo Pack for second, and a Pony Day Promo Pack for third. A raffle at the conclusion of the tournament awards one Pony Day Promo Prize, and the winner may choose card sleeves, a card album, or a play mat. After the tournament, prize distribution continues while supplies last, along with time for trading and casual games. Participants younger than 12 must attend with a parent or guardian.

An evening centered on connecting, reflecting, and setting intentions within a circle attuned to the moon’s rhythms. Participants are invited to bring crystals, personal sacred tools, or other meaningful items to place on a collective altar as a ceremonial space is created. The gathering includes meditation, intention setting, and shared wisdom that supports both individual and community journeys. All experience levels are welcome. Admission is $20 per person, with optional supplies available for purchase if needed.

Weatherday brings the Honest Disaster Tour to the stage, hosted by Harlow’s. This is an all-ages show.

A landmark ballet returns in a fresh interpretation that unites classical choreography and Tchaikovsky’s music with imaginative lighting. Light-infused costumes mirror each movement, bathing the stage in shifting colors that reflect the work’s emotion. Technology is integrated into the staging to support, rather than replace, the craft of traditional dance. The result is a contemporary, multi-sensory experience where illumination, sound, and motion come together in vivid harmony.

Crest Sacramento in Sacramento, CA presents The Exorcist, the R-rated 1973 horror film directed by William Friedkin and released by Warner Bros. When a 12-year-old girl becomes possessed by a mysterious force, her mother turns to two priests in a desperate attempt to save her. The feature runs 122 minutes and stars Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Max von Sydow, and Ellen Burstyn.

A candlelit tribute brings 90s hip-hop classics to life through strings at The Guild Theater. A Listeso string quartet reimagines iconic tracks in medley form, featuring Fugees and Lauryn Hill favorites like Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, and Killing Me Softly. The program continues with Jay-Z hits such as Can I Get A…, Big Pimpin, and Money Ain't a Thing, along with Nas selections including It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, and The World Is Yours. Outkast is represented with Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), and SpottieOttieDopaliscious, while Missy Misdemeanor Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, and Wu-Tang Clan are honored with medleys that include The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me, Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, C.R.E.A.M., Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit, and Protect Ya Neck. The set also pays tribute to 2Pac with Dear Mama and California Love, The Notorious B.I.G. with Juicy, Big Poppa, and Hypnotize, and Dr. Dre with Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, and Nuthin' but a G Thang, with Snoop Dogg’s Gin and Juice featured as well. The performance lasts about 60 minutes. Doors open half an hour before the music begins, and entry is not permitted after the start. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This tribute is independent of the original artists, their estates, and official representatives.

Under the light of the full moon, this lakeside gathering centers on grounding, release, and personal transformation. Participants come together in nature with shared intentions to soothe the nervous system, reconnect with their authentic selves, and create space for new beginnings through gentle movement, meditation, and heartfelt connection. Attendees first meet at THE STUDIO Martial Arts & Fitness, then carpool to the lake access due to limited parking. A short hike is part of the experience, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Bring a chair, a blanket, warm layers, and any items that support comfort. Arrive with an open heart, ready to let go of what no longer serves you, receive what you need, and welcome the next chapter.

Created for women of every age and ability level, this signature training session combines targeted strength and resistance work with high‑effort conditioning intervals to support fat loss and lean muscle development. Weekly programming delivers efficient, well‑rounded workouts that cover all major muscle groups. Sign-up is required.

Enjoy a booster draft event for Magic: The Gathering featuring a variety of sets, including the newest releases, plus chaos and mystery draft options. Tickets are available on the website by searching Friday Night Draft. Prices and the sets drafted may change, and updated information will be posted on the website or can be obtained by calling (916) 242-8424.

Brides for a Cause brings back its in-store 26 percent discount on already reduced bridal styles, created originally to support 2020 brides navigating COVID postponements and now continued due to strong demand. The promotion is geared toward 2026 brides and takes place on recurring sale days from January through October, with separate holiday deals replacing it later in the year. Shopping is by reservation, and walk-ins are accommodated if space allows. Each appointment allows a bride plus up to three guests. Children under 12, including infants, are not permitted unless arranged in advance. Food and drinks are not allowed, though water is permitted. For guest count or child exceptions, contact the store directly and review the current boutique guidelines before visiting.

Celebrate Halloween at Palladio with trick or treating at participating retailers, lively music from DJ Buzzard in the Piazza, and a variety of games and seasonal activities. Costumes are encouraged, creating a festive atmosphere for families and friends to enjoy together.

An informational workshop in Stockton explains how qualifying residents can replace an older car with help from available incentives. If your vehicle is model year 2006 or earlier, you may be eligible for up to $20,000 toward a newer vehicle, and larger amounts are set aside for residents of AB 617 communities who are purchasing new vehicles. The workshop is hosted at Mountain Mike’s Pizza in Stockton. Spanish language assistance is available. This program is made possible by the Valley Air District. To help determine eligibility, bring a valid California driver’s license, current California vehicle registration and insurance, the vehicle title or pink slip with salvage accepted, your most recent electricity bill, and the first two pages of your Form 1040 tax return.

Lenny Pearce brings an energetic performance to Channel 24 in Sacramento. The DJ and producer from Australia reshapes familiar children’s songs and pop favorites into lively dance tracks, creating a bright, welcoming vibe. The show is designed for families and dance music fans alike, with a playful party atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving.

Prepare for a full-body session that blends rowing and strength work. Using WaterRowers, weights, and additional equipment, the class begins with a technique and mobility warmup to get you ready, then transitions into interval sets that alternate rowing and strength exercises to boost your heart rate while staying easy on the joints. Registration is required.

Harlow’s presents The Wildwoods at The Starlet Room in Sacramento. The Lincoln, Nebraska trio blends folk Americana with an indie edge, drawing on influences like Nickel Creek, Gillian Welch, Bon Iver, and Mumford & Sons. Their fourth full-length album, Dear Meadowlark, explores the pull of home and the comfort of familiar places during long stretches on the road, themes that surface through close harmonies and thoughtful songwriting. The lineup features Noah Gose on vocals plus acoustic and electric guitar, Chloe Gose on vocals and violin, and longtime friend Andrew Vaggalis on vocals and upright bass. Recent recognitions include finalist honors at the Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest in Red Lodge, Montana and in competitions at the FreshGrass Music Festival and VHS Gems in the Rough, along with semifinal placements in the International Songwriting Competition for songs such as Untitled and Way of Train. This event is all ages.

Discover Argentine Tango with Tango On Broadway at Mission Oaks Community Center. Thanks to a standing offer from the community center, a newcomer’s first class is free. Instruction is available for both beginners and intermediate dancers, and the beginner option also works well for exploring the opposite role. A practice session follows the classes. Attend solo or bring friends and learn in a welcoming, supportive setting. After the complimentary first visit, pricing is $10 for the entire evening or $30 for a full month. The community center is usually closed on public holidays. For details, contact Chooi Goh at 916-390-0219 or cegoh@aol.com.