Free events in Fairfield, CA

Singo offers a musical twist on bingo. Players listen to 35 second snippets of familiar songs and mark their cards when a track matches what is on the bingo sheet. The first to complete five in a row wins a prize. It is free to play and easy to jump into.

Bring your brainpower to Barebottle Brewing in Walnut Creek for a friendly trivia night. Participation is free and prizes are up for grabs. Teams can include up to six people, so gather friends and get ready to eat, drink, and think together. Arrive early to secure the best seats.

At Dave & Buster's in Concord, a live host runs an interactive trivia competition that is free to enter, with prizes for the winners. Use your phone to play, submit answers, and rack up points while a real time leaderboard shows where your team stands. The quiz covers a wide mix of topics such as pop culture, sports, history, and science, and includes picture and music rounds. Teams of up to six players can collaborate and compete in a spirited, fast paced format.

Dave & Buster’s in Fairfield hosts a lively bingo game built around song clips instead of numbers. Use a smartphone to pull up your digital card, then listen as the host plays a wide mix of tracks. Mark the matching song titles on your card, and winners receive prizes. The atmosphere invites singing and dancing along, with plenty of music, food, and fun. It is free to participate, and each attendee receives one bingo card. Prizes include a varied mix.

This storytime takes place in the library's children's area and is created for families with 2 to 3 year olds. The session lasts about 20 to 25 minutes and features short books, songs, and simple fingerplay activities. Adults participate alongside their toddlers, sitting close together and helping them follow along. Afterward, books suited for toddlers can be checked out.

Get free legal help and advice in confidential, half hour appointments with Stephen from MacLegal. Sessions are held in The Alexandra Room within the Atrium Gallery inside the Council Building, providing a private setting for your consultation. Bookings are essential and places fill quickly. To secure a spot, text or call 0417 847 492. Accessible parking is available at the front and at the side entrance. Macarthur Legal Centre can assist with family law, care and protection, child support, credit and debt, wills, power of attorney and guardianship, traffic matters, fines and Revenue NSW matters, neighbourhood disputes, employment law, discrimination, consumer complaints, Centrelink issues, youth law, victims support, and other civil law matters. If you need support sooner or have mobility or transport needs, online options may be available.

Step into Benicia’s past as the market buzzes with activity at History Corner, a pop-up at the Benicia Farmers Market created by the Benicia Historical Society and the Museum of History Benicia. Meet representatives from local history organizations, learn about upcoming programs and exhibits, and explore stories that spotlight the people and places that have shaped the city. Whether you live here, love history, are visiting, or are simply wandering the stalls, this welcoming spot offers a chance to connect, discover, and see how Benicia’s heritage continues to influence the present.

Thursday Game Night features Family Feud Trivia and Singo. Participation is free, and the games rotate each week.

An individualized GED preparation class is available for Solano County residents age 18 and older, offering a no-cost workbook and tailored guidance. Registration is handled during class. Participants work directly with instructor Paula Landers to plan test timing, set study strategies, get answers to questions, and identify the learning approach that fits best. Instruction includes how to use GED.com and its practice tools. Each learner receives a textbook covering GED subjects and, together with Paula, selects the sections to focus on, since completing the entire book is not required to pass. The class readies students for each subject exam and has seen one or two graduates per year. For more information, contact Paula Landers at planders@ci.benicia.ca.us or 707-746-4340.