Family events in Fairfield, CA

Join a simple, bi-weekly mat Pilates session made for pregnancy, postpartum, and busy moms. The class is focused on core restoration and pelvic floor awareness, with a steady pace that keeps things accessible and consistent. Come move your body and get a reliable workout built for where you are right now.

Join a UC Master Gardener for a 1.5-hour guided stroll through historic Fuller Park. You’ll learn about the many exotic and native trees in the park, along with a bit of park history as you walk around together.

Young artists will explore colored pencil techniques in a playful, beginner-friendly workshop focused on animals. Participants learn to blend hues, build texture for fur, feathers, and scales, and add lifelike details that make their drawings stand out. Children are encouraged to bring a favorite stuffed animal or toy for inspiration. The session features creative art games, celebrates the wonders of the animal world, and provides all materials. Suitable for every skill level, and each child will head home with a vibrant animal artwork they created.

Designed for tweens and teens, this screen-free hangout in the Doña Benicia room features foosball, air hockey, ping pong, a pool table, and a mix of board games or puzzles. Snacks are provided. Supported by the Friends of the Benicia Library.

This grand opening celebration for Joyful Journeys Early Learning Center & Preschool showcases the new preschool with opportunities to explore classrooms and get to know the staff. Guests can tour the facility and learn about play-based early learning programs for children ages 6 months to 5 years. Family-friendly activities, light refreshments, and enrollment information will be available. Please note that extended care will not be offered during the event.

Los Cochinos, well loved in Vacaville, brings the CreekWalk Concert Series season to a lively close with an evening of Latin rhythms, dancing, and plenty of fun. Families can enjoy a complimentary activity zone filled with foam, bubbles, and even snow, so consider packing a towel and a change of clothes for kids. This celebration is part of a popular Solano County summer concert tradition that showcases high caliber performers. Set in Andrews Park, the event offers food and beverages for purchase from food trucks and stands, including beer and wine. Admission is $5, and children under 12 are free. A $25 punch pass is available at the Ulatis, McBride, or Three Oaks community centers and can be used for one show by seven people or by one person across all seven shows. Performers are subject to change. Plan ahead for venue guidelines. Outside alcohol is prohibited. Pets are not permitted, though service animals are allowed and should not be near food vendors. Leave glass, tents, canopies, and grills at home. Smoking is not allowed inside the concert area, and anyone who needs to smoke should step outside the designated space. Chairs, blankets, and coolers are welcome.

Town Square turns into an outdoor cinema beneath the Napa Valley night sky. Enjoy renowned wines, free popcorn, and lawn games, then settle onto the spacious lawn as the movie plays. A festive movie-night menu is available from FARM Pavilion throughout the evening. Bring your own chairs or blankets. Everyone is welcome, and outside food and beverages are not allowed.

Rockin' Jump Roseville hosts a weekly Friday night event exclusively for ages 11 to 17. The house lights go down, party lights come on, and the music gets louder so everyone can let loose. Admission is $20 and includes access to all attractions.

Rockin Tots reserves the indoor trampoline park for young children and their parents, creating a relaxed, air conditioned space to bounce together and connect with friends. These sessions give little jumpers their own time on the courts, separate from bigger kids, so play feels comfortable and low key. Admission is $15 for one parent and one child age 6 or under for a two hour jump session, and each additional child is $3. Hours may change on holidays.

Trokiando In The Bay returns with a full day of custom trucks, live entertainment, vendors, food, awards, and a roaring burnout pit at the Solano County Fairgrounds. Hundreds of custom builds will be on display, and a live concert will feature Grupo H-100 alongside additional special guests. Attendees can explore a dedicated vendor area, enjoy food and drinks, and take in a family friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available online and at the gate while supplies last. Event rules include no outside alcohol, no weapons, no illegal substances, and no reckless driving outside designated areas. Coolers are permitted if they do not contain alcohol, and everyone is expected to respect the venue and fellow attendees.

Peace in Stormy Weather partners with True Love Baptist Church for a Backpack and School Supplies Giveaway that also provides new winter clothing and essential resources for children and families preparing for the upcoming school season and colder months. The event takes place at True Love Baptist Church and focuses on helping students get the items and support they need.

Enjoy a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament in the Doña Benicia Room. Competitors and spectators are welcome. Signups take place before matches begin. Open to ages 8 and up. If you have epilepsy, a history of seizures, or other unusual reactions to flashing lights or patterns, consult a doctor before playing. Everyone should review the Health and Safety Information in the system settings before using the software.

Join for STEM Play and Bubble Day, a free community event at the park at The Village at San Antonio Center. Enjoy hands-on STEM activities, music from a live DJ, and a bubble artist with larger-than-life creations. Activities are available while supplies last.

Settle in for a dive-in screening of Zootopia 2 at Walter Graham Aquatic Center. Float in the pool on a raft and watch the film beneath the night sky, or stay dry on deck with a blanket and a lawn chair. The snack bar will stay open late with fresh popcorn available for purchase. Admission is $12 in advance or $14 at the door.

An all ages open jump night at Rockin’ Jump Roseville offers an evening full of high-energy fun. Bounce on trampolines, climb, dodge, and try dunking, then relax and grab a bite when you need a break. Expect plenty of laughs with friends and a mix of movement and friendly challenges that feel like pure play. It is a family friendly night out at an indoor trampoline park with something for everyone.

Head out for the second Sunday Cars and Coffee meet-up, running from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Enjoy a parking lot full of cars and conversation at Dutch Bros Coffee in Dixon.

Trampolines are a blast, but little kids and big kids do not always mix. This session sets aside time at the indoor trampoline park for parents and their smaller children, creating a relaxed, air conditioned setting where families can jump together and chat with friends. Ten minutes of play here is said to burn as many calories as a 33 minute run, and there is still room to socialize with other families. Admission is $15 for a parent and one child up to age 6 for two hours of jumping, and each additional child costs $3. Holiday hours may apply.

Auditions for the student cast of The Nutcracker welcome dancers ages 8 and older. Advance registration with payment secures a spot. The audition fee is $30, nonrefundable, and can be paid by check, cash, or online through Square. A participation fee of $350 applies, with half due at the time of contract signing. Walk-in registration may be accepted if space allows, and the audition fee must be paid in cash for walk-ins. Arriving early is encouraged to check on availability. Two audition days are planned, and dancers are asked to attend both if possible.

This hands-on workshop, presented by Joyful Art in collaboration with Vacaville Parks & Recreation, offers young creators a Minecraft-inspired art adventure. Participants explore a variety of materials and techniques to make projects drawn from the game’s characters, creatures, and worlds, from Creepers and Steve to one-of-a-kind pixelated designs. The experience nurtures imagination, creativity, and artistic exploration by turning beloved game elements into original works of art. Designed for ages 6 and up. Space is limited.

A food truck will set up outside RSM, making poolside dinner simple. The gathering is open to everyone, so spread the word to neighbors. Cool off with a swim, socialize, and enjoy dinner without having to cook.

Head to Meadowlands Park for a 35 to 45 minute Mommy and Me Pilates class. This is a great option for moms, grandmas, and soon-to-be moms of all fitness levels, and babies and kids are welcome too. Class runs for an hour, and the meeting point is at Meadowlands Park off Vanden Road in Vacaville.

Sidewalks at the Library become a canvas for chalk art as participants draw and doodle bright, cheerful designs in front of the Library. This easygoing outdoor activity brings color to the walkway and celebrates creative expression for passersby to enjoy.

Bring a young reader to the American Canyon Library for a friendly reading time with a certified listening dog. It’s a relaxed, supportive setup that lets kids practice their reading skills while the dog provides a calm presence as they read aloud.

Marquee Pinball Lounge & Arcade offers a $20 unlimited play deal for pinball and arcade games. The offer can be used at either of its two locations, and both are close enough that visitors can experience them in a single outing with a short walk between.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing during the Perseid Meteor Shower at the Vineyard Deck, set above Napa Valley with minimal ambient lighting and sweeping vineyard views. From 7:30 to 9:00 PM, you can relax and enjoy elevated food truck fare paired with wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Around 9:00 PM through midnight, local astronomers will guide guests through the night sky, with telescope viewing plus insights into planets and star clusters. There’s also an optional Night Sky Snack Pack available for those who want a portable telescope, stargazing guidebook, snacks, water, and a bottle of Pinot Noir. The event is outdoors, and guests are advised to wear layers and flat shoes, with shuttle service provided between pickup at the main lobby and drop-off near the Vineyard Deck.

A relaxed lounge in the Doña Benicia Room offers music, pool, snacks, and games such as Just Dance, all set up for teens to unwind and have fun. The space is reserved for teens only and is intended to be welcoming and safe. Friends can spend time together or meet new people in a low-key setting. Funding is provided by the Friends of the Benicia Library.

Old Town Pittsburg hosts the Pittsburg Car Show, showcasing classic cars, community fun, and live music from PTK Band. This free community event highlights vintage rides and upbeat tunes for car enthusiasts and neighbors alike.