Events in Folsom, CA

Even with Monterey Car Week underway, this Cars n Coffee meet will go on at the Starbucks and Hobby Lobby area in Rocklin. It offers a relaxed chance for car enthusiasts to connect over coffee. Attendees are encouraged to be courteous to the host, and the Rocklin Police Department has been invited.

Bring your Modern deck to Cardsurfer Games for a weekly tournament. Entry is $10, and all entry fees are returned to players. The structure features three rounds of best of three matches with Swiss pairings. For questions, call 916-242-8424.

Tot Time at Fountains with Roseville Public Library offers a welcoming morning of stories, songs, and playful moments created for children 5 and under. Each gathering highlights a new theme to spark curiosity and imagination. The theme for this session is pets. This program is free and open to all families. Many dining options are available at the venue for a coffee or quick bite before activities begin.

Enjoy a lively trivia competition at Dave & Buster's in Roseville, CA, featuring a live host, a fast-paced format, and a real-time leaderboard. It is free to play, and playing makes you eligible for Power Card prizes awarded to the winners. Questions span a broad mix of topics such as pop culture, sports, history, science, and more, with image and music rounds adding extra challenge. Use your phone to submit answers, collect points, and track your standing throughout the game. Teams of up to six can team up, compare ideas, and aim for the top spot. The event welcomes both seasoned trivia fans and casual players looking for a fun group challenge.

Caleb Gordon brings The Eden Experience to Sunrise Community Church in Fair Oaks in the Sacramento area, joined by DJ Cam. Centered on a blend of hip hop and faith, the night features vibrant production, striking visuals, and thoughtful pauses that invite a deeper connection. The plan includes a VIP entry window, a Q and A, an early entry period, general admission entry, then the main program, and it may change. Tickets are available for purchase. For security and clarity, the event page does not allow third party ticket listings. To avoid scams and ensure valid access and updates, use the official ticketing outlet rather than reseller sites.

Explore watercolor more deeply in the first installment of a two-part series dedicated to painting a realistic succulent with pro-level methods. The session centers on techniques for creating a lifelike result. All supplies are included unless otherwise noted.

A relaxed, community-focused walk run welcomes mothers and non-parents alike, with an emphasis on movement, fresh air, and connection. The group meets at Plaza Park in the Village and follows the road alongside the American River Trail, providing plenty of space for strollers and conversation. There are no pace goals and no experience is needed. Expect a gentle walking warm up of about ten to fifteen minutes, then ten rounds alternating three minutes of walking with one minute of running, with plans to progress toward two minutes running and two minutes walking, followed by a ten to fifteen minute walking cool down. Walking the entire time is absolutely fine. Participants may arrive late, leave early, or turn back at any point, with no pressure. This is a free and inclusive gathering where moms, kids in strollers, walkers and runners of any pace, and beginners are all encouraged. A one-time digital liability waiver is requested before participating, and an optional coffee hangout is planned afterward.

Opera House Saloon hosts a beginner-focused dance night featuring two lessons and as much open dancing as possible, all at a beginner level. It is designed for those new to dancing who want time to learn in lessons and then continue on the floor.

The Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District Board of Directors meets monthly in a hybrid format, offering options to participate online or attend in person. Agendas for regular meetings are made available at least 72 hours before each session.

Enjoy a relaxed playdate at Harry Crabb Park where moms can connect while the kids play. Drop in for a quick visit or stay the entire time. Pack snacks or a lunch to keep everyone fueled, and bring swimsuits for splash pad fun.

People interested in giving back to the community can connect with the Roseville Kiwanis Club at its weekly meeting at Pacific Street Cafe. The club uses this time to plan activities, support local initiatives, and bring together people who are committed to improving the lives of children and families locally. Guests are welcome to attend and learn about the club's efforts.

An all-level line dance event at Opera House Saloon begins with instruction and continues with open-floor dancing. As the month comes to a close, it shifts to a themed evening and a party on the dance floor.

Experience Kinusaiga in a hands-on workshop that highlights rich colors, tactile textures, and creative expression. This Japanese fabric art achieves painting-like results without any sewing by setting small, colorful fabric pieces into a composition to form an image with layered depth and fine detail. The session focuses on the core steps of selecting and positioning the fabric pieces to bring a design to life. All necessary materials are included, except where otherwise specified.

This friendly outdoor group obedience class uses positive, reward‑based, force‑free training to strengthen the bond between handlers and their dogs. Each session adjusts to the teams present, and participants at any experience level are welcome. Training covers essential cues such as sit, down, stay, stand, recall, and attention, along with polite greetings, sitting to be petted, loose‑leash walking and focus, impulse control, and working around distractions. Preparation for the Canine Good Citizen is included. Puppies under one year may test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after completing six classes, a great first step toward CGC readiness. Led by Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, the program is $350 for a package of six classes. Dogs must remain on leash at all times. No dogs in heat and no harsh corrections. Electronic, prong, shock, and retractable leashes are not allowed. Please give other dogs and handlers plenty of space, and plan for one adult handler per dog. Bring proof of current vaccinations and ID, high‑value treats, a standard 6‑foot leash, a 15–20 foot long line for distance work, water for you and your dog, waste bags, and an optional chair. Classes take place outdoors, so dress for the weather. Participation includes a liability release and consent to photo or video use for promotional purposes.

Settle in for a free tea service that centers on conversation and community. Neighbors gather to trade stories while the kettle keeps pouring. Bring your voice, bring your listening ear, and feel welcome to bring along an old teapot. It is a relaxed way to meet the people who live nearby over a warm cup.

A supportive coworking day hosted by The Beauty Boost Sacramento and Frequency Coworking and Events brings women together in an uplifting space to focus, connect, and make progress on important tasks. Attendees can kick off with a goal-setting session led by The Beauty Boost, take part in accountability check-ins, and spend time sharing growth areas, exchanging feedback, and building their networks. The format is flexible, allowing participants to follow the guided flow or work independently, and access to the coworking space continues after the main session with the ability to come and go. Expect energizing conversations, meaningful connections, and possibly a few surprises. The experience welcomes entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, students, parents growing businesses, and anyone seeking fresh inspiration in a new environment. Bringing a laptop, essential work materials, and favorite beverages is encouraged, along with positive, enthusiastic energy. Many use the setting to focus deeply, capture content, and leave feeling aligned with The Beauty Boost mission of empowerment, wellness, and confidence. If the team is ever unavailable to facilitate the guided portion, coworking access remains in place so participants can settle in and shape the day to fit their goals, whether solo or alongside other women.

This three day scrapbooking retreat offers a chance to reflect and renew at Scrapbook Madness Crops & Retreats Center. Participants are provided a personal 6 foot table, a comfortable chair, an Otte Lite lamp, a mini fan, and a self healing mat, plus an Echo Park collection kit to inspire creative projects. Optional extras are available for an additional fee, including chair massages from a massage therapist and nail services by Nails by Rita. Expect tasty snacks, raffle prizes, games, and other fun touches throughout the event. The fee is $100, and capacity is limited.

This event offers a free distribution of food and diapers.

A casual gathering for senior adults features a potluck and games. Participants are welcome to bring a dish to share along with any favorite games. The emphasis is on shared meals, easygoing play, and friendly conversation.

An evening market at Mahany Park brings the community together under the lights with shopping from local makers and new artists, dinner options and sweet treats, and a wide range of unique gifts. Expect handmade items, artwork, apparel, candles, home goods, treats, essentials, and more from small businesses that highlight the region. Admission is free. Vendor applications are available through TBG Events.

Experience the next stop in the Destination Series with a painting session inspired by Utah’s iconic red rock arches. Bring the scene to life on canvas with sculpted sandstone formations, distant mountains, and broad open skies. All supplies are included unless otherwise noted.

This weekly Friday Night Magic Commander tournament has a $10 entry fee and welcomes players of all ages. Points and prize support are guaranteed. For questions or concerns, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005.

KBong and Johnny Cosmic take the stage at Goldfield Roseville for a live performance.

Adam Aldama and the Aces return to the Rancho Cordova Friday Night Concerts for an evening of upbeat music and dancing. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs and blankets. Food trucks will be available before the show, with the lineup announced closer to the date. No alcohol is sold on site. The park is tobacco and vape free, and only approved vendors and exhibitors are permitted.

Comedy Under the Stars brings live stand-up to Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre in a roughly 75-minute showcase with two comedians. This event is for adults only and may feature strong, mature material, and minors will not be admitted. Tickets are $20. Performer opinions are their own and are not those of the Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District. The lineup may change. All ticket sales are final and refunds are not available.

Experience an intimate exploration of animal totems led by BraveEagle by the river. Through drumming, guided meditation, and indigenous teachings, participants connect with nine totem allies and learn how these helpers offer guidance, protection, and insight for the path ahead. After the journey, each attendee receives a personalized indigenous reading focused on the energies and directions unfolding over the coming seasons. A follow-up session with BE can be scheduled to delve deeper into the messages and their meaning. Each reading includes an audio recording and a printed keepsake image of the allies that appear. Pre-registration is required, and time slots are limited. To reserve a session, call 916-962-1469.

This clinic offers a day of riding, learning, and connecting with fellow barrel racers and pole benders in Loomis, California. It focuses on sharpening consistency, building confidence, increasing speed, and improving communication with your horse through small-group instruction. The day includes lunch with a Q&A session. It welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels, and space is limited.

This two-day initial CCW course serves applicants from Sacramento, Placer, Yuba, and Sierra counties and meets the 16 hour minimum requirement for a first-time concealed carry permit. Classroom instruction takes place at EWG Guns, with the range qualification held at Lincoln Rifle Club, Dillman Range. Tuition is $280, or $275 when paying in cash, and full payment is required to reserve a seat. A separate $25 cash range fee is collected during class. The curriculum covers firearm safety and handling, dry and live fire shooting techniques, safe storage, legal transport in vehicles and on airplanes, securing firearms in vehicles, locations where permit holders may legally carry, the lawful use of a firearm, lethal force and self-defense laws, and mental health with an emphasis on suicide awareness and prevention. Participants should bring a pen and paper for notes, mandatory eye and ear protection, weather-appropriate clothing while avoiding low-cut shirts or blouses, the firearms listed on their application, and a minimum of 100 rounds of ammunition per firearm. Some calibers are available for purchase in store.

Fountains Morning Movement is a free outdoor fitness series designed to energize your body and calm your mind. Held in the Fountains Courtyard near Pet Food Express, it offers a season of mindful movement in the open air. This session features breath-led movement with a slow flow for all levels, guided by Westpark Yoga & Movement. Bring a mat, a water bottle, and a towel. Activities are weather permitting, and dates and details may change.

Settle into a calming Watercolor Weekends session focused on feathers. Practice painting soft, layered feather forms while learning techniques that emphasize flow, transparency, and fine details. Supplies are included unless otherwise stated.

A casual, mom-friendly walk and run at Fair Oaks Plaza Park centers on movement, fresh air, and community, with no pace goals and no experience required. It is free and inclusive, and walking the entire time is welcome. The group heads toward the American River Trail and uses the adjacent road, where traffic is generally sparse, giving plenty of room for strollers and conversation. Expect a gentle walking warmup, a series of short walk and run intervals with a gradual progression toward longer run segments, and a walking cooldown. Moms, beginners, walkers, runners, strollers, and kids are all welcome. Participants can arrive late, leave early, or turn back as needed, and there is an optional coffee hang afterward. For everyone’s safety, a one-time digital liability waiver is required before attending.

Bring your commander decks to Cardsurfer Games for Commander play. Seating can fill quickly, so plan to arrive early to secure a table.

Now at a new location at VFW 6158 in Fair Oaks, the SVDA Tee Lewallen Summer Awards Banquet and Summer BBQ brings a full day of family friendly fun. The event features multiple steel tip dart events and outdoor activities, with more details to be announced.

A blackberry-themed celebration fills Loomis Veteran's Memorial Hall Rental with flavors centered on this favorite fruit. Expect freshly baked treats, homemade jams, and blackberry cookies, plus gourmet pizza. Margaritas and sangria come with a blackberry twist. Door prize drawings take place throughout the event, and a vendor market spotlights local makers offering one of a kind goods. Admission is $5 at the door, and proceeds support rescued animals at Not By Luck Ranch Animal Sanctuary. It is an easygoing way to shop, snack, and sip while celebrating all things blackberry.

Natya Gaana Kala Vedika is a celebration of time-honored performing arts at the Cordova High School Performing Arts Center that highlights cultural traditions for families and friends. Participant registration is open.

Explore the age-old art of basket making in a welcoming class for beginners, led by guest instructor Michelle Gallardo. This introduction centers on round reed basketry and provides guided instruction to build comfort with the basics. All materials are provided, with any exceptions noted.

Explore how math shapes real outdoor adventures at the third workshop in the Math in Nature Badge Series, focused on design in the natural world. Through hands-on activities, participants will work out hiking pace, interpret trail and topographic maps, study elevation and contour lines, figure out how much food and water to bring using measurements and conversions, and apply area and volume to pack gear efficiently. The session aims to make math active and relevant while building confidence, problem-solving skills, and outdoor know-how. Girls ages 4 to 14 are welcome, whether already in a troop, a Juliette, or simply curious about Girl Scouting, and the event is open to the public and current Girl Scouts. Registered Girl Scouts can earn the Design with Nature badge. Comfortable outdoor clothing and a spirit of curiosity are encouraged. This workshop takes place at Stone Creek Community Park.

Unwind while creating a set of vibrant mandala dot magnets in a calm, hands-on workshop. Tailored for beginners, this session teaches approachable dotting techniques and pattern building to craft colorful, symmetrical designs. Supplies are included unless otherwise specified, and participants will take home several hand painted magnets.

An evening of rootsy, genre-blending music unfolds at Fair Oaks Performing Arts Center’s Veterans Memorial Amphitheater, with Dirty Cello headlining and Ginger Molasses opening. Dirty Cello spotlights the instrument in unexpected ways, channeling the fire of rock, the heart of the blues, and the drive of bluegrass, with commanding vocals at the center. Led by crossover cellist Rebecca Roudman, the group is known for high-energy shows on stages across the globe, from traditional halls to unconventional spaces, and has been praised by Oakland Magazine for a boldly textured, rhythm-forward sound that resists easy labels. Ginger Molasses sets the tone with soulful vocals, vivid storytelling, and a gritty mix of blues, rock, soul, and Americana that paves the way for the headliner’s intensity. Together they create a live experience that moves from intimate and reflective to big and exhilarating. Tickets range from $20 to $24.

This renewal course for current concealed carry permit holders in Sacramento, Placer, Yuba, and Sierra counties fulfills the eight hour minimum training required for renewal. The program includes a live range qualification at Lincoln Rifle Club’s Dillman Range and a classroom session at EWG Guns. Instruction covers firearm safety and handling, dry fire and live fire techniques, safe storage, lawful transport in vehicles and on airplanes, methods for securing firearms in vehicles, where permit holders may legally carry, the lawful use of a firearm, and the fundamentals of lethal force and self defense, along with a mental health segment focused on suicide awareness and prevention. Attendees should bring a pen and paper, eye and ear protection, and dress for the weather while avoiding low cut shirts or blouses. Bring the firearms to be listed on the renewal application and at least 100 rounds of ammunition per firearm. Some calibers may be available for purchase in store. Tuition is 180 dollars, with a 175 dollar cash price, and payment in full is required to reserve a spot. A 25 dollar cash range fee is paid at class.

Set within Mahany Park, this Sunday farmers market gathers fresh-from-the-farm produce, artisan foods, and handmade goods from local vendors in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. It is a convenient place to stock up on weekly fruits and vegetables, grab a bite, and discover new creations from talented makers. Live music adds a cheerful backdrop, and there is open space where kids can play. The welcoming atmosphere makes for an easygoing morning outdoors while supporting local farmers and small businesses.

Maidu Park Farmers Market offers a fresh, family-friendly experience at Maidu Regional Park. Browse seasonal produce such as fruits, vegetables, and herbs, along with eggs, honey, and other farm goods. Discover artisan foods, baked treats, jams, and specialty items, and enjoy meals from food trucks. The market also features fresh flowers, plants, and nursery selections. Live music creates an easygoing community atmosphere, and parking is free.

High-Hand Brewing sets the scene for a high-energy, rocking experience. The performers are eager to take the stage and bring a lively atmosphere to the venue.

Tropidelic takes the stage at Goldfield Roseville for a live show, with Jarv and Damn Skippy appearing as special guests.

Velvet Overdrive returns to the LogOff Brewing beer garden with a set of rock and dance pop hits spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Expect songs from artists like Van Halen, Cake, Judas Priest, Pearl Jam, AC/DC, Lit, Ozzy Osbourne, Stone Temple Pilots, Billy Idol, The Killers, The Cars, Eve 6, White Stripes, Ramones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, and Lenny Kravitz. Food, beer, and live music on the patio are part of the experience.

Live music pairs with drinks and good food. Wear your dancing shoes and get ready to move.

Family Movie Night brings family friendly themed films to the community throughout the summer and fall, with food, craft, and resource vendors on site and a jump house for kids. RomCom Night features 13 Going on 30, and upcoming Musical, Animation, and Superhero nights are planned with titles to be announced. Bring your own chairs and blankets to get comfortable and enjoy a movie under the stars.

Mercy Me Band returns to close out a month of Friday Night Concerts. Admission is free, and attendees may bring their own chairs and blankets. Food trucks will be available, with the lineup to be announced closer to the show. Alcohol will not be sold on site. The park is tobacco and vape free, and only approved vendors and exhibitors may participate.

Expect splashes, stickiness and plenty of goo at this hands-on, interactive experience. Wear clothing that can get messy, such as a swimsuit or play clothes, and rain boots are a good option. Registration is required for every person who enters, even those who are not participating in the activities. Tickets are $10 per person for general admission and $5 per person for members. Pack a change of clothes for the trip home. All activities take place outside in the parking lot, and the museum will be closed except for restroom access.

Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre hosts a powerhouse salute to two pillars of American rock as CCsegeR takes the stage. This six-piece tribute band brings together the music of Bob Seger and Creedence Clearwater Revival, with two lead vocalists channeling Seger’s grit and John Fogerty’s distinctive style. Hear faithful renditions of favorites like Night Moves, Old Time Rock n Roll, Fortunate Son, and Bad Moon Rising, delivered with tight musicianship and crowd-energizing flair. Recognized around Northern California for engaging performances that get audiences moving, the group turns a concert into a vibrant celebration of classic rock history. Tickets range from $10 to $16.

Over four days, Elliott's Natural Foods offers 10% off all in-store items. Shoppers can taste new products at special demonstrations and discover fresh flavors that make a routine trip more enjoyable.

TITANFEST 2026 brings a three-day, all-ages celebration of heavy music to LogOff Brewing. Tickets are available through local bands or the presale. Daily presale admission is $20, a multi-day pass is $40, and per-day entry at the door is $25. The opening day is free. The lineup spans TITVN, ARSONISTS GET ALL THE GIRLS, ENCORE, BLACK, DISPLACED AGGRESSION, SCHOOL OF ROCK : ROSEVILLE, DESOLIST, RESIDER, FERVENCE, ETERNALBLOOM, REMINITIONS, MEMOIRE, OURSELVES AMONG OTHERS, BEAUTY IS BETRAYAL, ASHES AT LAST, ROYAL VICES, EYES ETERNAL, CURSED KING, STILL COUNTING, PETROGLYPHS, AMBERS WAKE, MYTHNAUTICA, THUMPDRAG, A DREAM ABOUT HOME, THE AMERICAN DREAM, AETHERIALTY, BLEAK MACHINE, DARK PASSENGER, CEMETERY LEGACY, FROM DEPTHS ARISE, and HILL BLOCKS VIEW. Performance times will be shared about one to two weeks beforehand, and the flyer lineup order does not indicate set order. Industry collaborators include Arson Theory, The Dreamer Agency, Core Collective Talent, and Pin Up Presents. Support comes from sponsors Troubadour Amplification, Skips Music, Mortus Viventi, Heretic Printing, Soultone Cymbals, Zetnom Sounds, and True Force Company, with vendors such as Lininger Guitars, Troubadour Amplification, Freeze Ums, SmashedLIVE, Cosmic Kristens Creations, The Ghoulevard, and Shadow Thread Deigns.

Tab Benoit brings the Soul of the Swamp Tour to Quarry Park Amphitheatre for an evening steeped in authentic Louisiana blues, joined by The Zac Schulze Gang and Tommy Castro for a powerful triple bill. Recognized as one of Louisiana’s leading blues artists, Benoit first turned heads with the 1992 album Nice and Warm, drawing comparisons to Albert King, Albert Collins, and Jimi Hendrix. Years of relentless touring have honed a sound rooted in the bayou, with guitar lines that echo accordion melodies and percussive rhythms reminiscent of a washboard. Since signing with Telarc International/Concord Music Group in 2002, he has leaned into a stripped-down trio that gives his guitar even more room to speak, writing songs inspired by the very wetlands he works to protect. His advocacy includes founding the Voice of the Wetlands nonprofit, and his Whiskey Bayou Records label supports artists who share that mission. Expect high-energy performances and a blend of blues, swamp rock, and Cajun influences in an intimate, open-air setting. Quarry Park’s tiered grass seating and natural surroundings provide a fitting backdrop for music born of the Louisiana coast.

Wiggly Worm & Caterpillar Day welcomes the community to the Earl J. Koobs Nature Area for a day when the grounds are open to the public. Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Carmichael, this family-friendly program features hands-on science and art projects for children, along with time to explore the 4.7-acre preserve. Admission is free for the community. For everyone’s safety and the protection of wildlife, dogs are not permitted in the Koobs Nature Area.

Yachtley Crew brings a breezy wave of soft rock to Quarry Park Amphitheatre in Rocklin, delivering a high-energy celebration of late 70s and early 80s favorites. This seven-piece band is known for tight harmonies, pulsing bass lines, nautical flair, and a stage show that turns classic tunes into spirited singalongs. Expect crowd-pleasing takes on Top 40 staples popularized by artists like Boz Scaggs, Christopher Cross, the Bee Gees, and Robbie Dupree. Their national rise includes packed houses across the country and recognition from Jimmy Buffett, who signed the group to his Mailboat label before they partnered with Earache and Universal Records. Their album Seas The Night features an original by Diane Warren, their holiday track It’s Christmastime reached the Billboard charts, and appearances include HBO, SiriusXM’s Yacht Rock Radio, and Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live. The open-air setting at Quarry Park, with tiered grass seating, offers relaxed sightlines for a night of nostalgic melodies and lively showmanship.

Singles ages 25 to 42 meet at Movement Brewing Company in Ranch Cordova, California for an in-person speed dating event. Participants rotate through a series of six-minute chats with at least five and up to twelve local matches, making it easy to sense chemistry and decide who to connect with afterward. Note your favorites and the organizers handle the matching, creating a friendly, low-pressure, and safe way to meet new people without endless swiping. Hosted by Pre-Dating, an organization active since 2001 that has produced more than 38,000 events and been featured by outlets such as CNN, BBC, The Wall Street Journal, and CBS.

Group Therapy performs at Cross Roads Pizza & Pub, a new venue for the band, with a set spanning the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. The pub serves made to order pizza and pours a rotating lineup of 16 craft and domestic beers on tap, and features local music.

Wildlife biologist, conservation photographer, and National Geographic Explorer Ronan Donovan presents a visual journey into the social worlds of wolves, chimpanzees, and gorillas. Drawing on months spent living alongside wolf packs, chimp communities, and mountain gorilla families, he shares close-up stories of how these animals bond, communicate, work together, and navigate their habitats. Through vivid images and firsthand accounts, the talk connects scientific insight with storytelling and a focus on protecting shared ecosystems. Donovan began his career in biology before turning to photography to illuminate the challenges facing vulnerable species, resulting in multiple National Geographic features and internationally recognized work. His imagery has been featured in documentaries including Kingdom of the White Wolf on Disney+ and Planet Earth III on Amazon Prime, and his traveling exhibition Wolves is touring around the world. The presentation invites reflection on what these social mammals can teach about human connection, empathy, and resilience in a rapidly changing world.

Rodney Atkins brings a career of crowd-raising country anthems to Quarry Park Amphitheatre, powered by one of the most recognizable voices in the genre. A fixture at country radio for three decades with the same record label, he has focused on connection over trends, crafting songs that speak to family, resilience, and pride in where you come from. His achievements include more than 4 billion global streams, six number one radio singles, 16.5 million RIAA-certified units, and an ACM Award. Fan favorites like “Watching You,” named Country Aircheck’s Song of the Decade and honored with a BMI Million-Air Award, share the spotlight with hits such as “If You’re Going Through Hell,” “These Are My People,” and “Take a Back Road.” On stage, his authenticity shines whether appearing on national morning shows or performing in intimate settings, and his support for the United States Military is well known. With new music rolling out through 2025, including the recent “True South,” the momentum continues. The open-air setting at Quarry Park, with tiered grass seating, creates a close-to-the-music feel for an evening of sing-alongs, storytelling, and pure country soul.

ACW’s final summer show takes place at LogOff Brewing as the series reaches its eighth edition.

Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District hosts the 21st Annual Fair Oaks Chicken Festival, a community celebration with free admission and complimentary parking. Enjoy live performances at Chicken Stock, a no cost Kids Zone with community booths, hands on activities, and a stage dedicated to children’s music, plus an Adventure Zone with attractions and inflatables that operates as a pay to play fundraiser for BV Band Boosters. Savor a variety of bites in the Feed Court presented by SactoMoFo, and find beer and wine at the Watering Hole presented by the Rotary Club of Fair Oaks. Browse craft and community vendor booths and dive into friendly competition, including a cornhole tournament with the Fair Oaks Chamber of Commerce and Orangevale Cornhole CCA, the Cluck n' Crow Contest presented by Kiwanis Club Orangevale - Fair Oaks, an Egg Drop Competition presented by Fair Oaks Preschool and Fair Oaks Arborist, a Disc Golf Competition presented by the Fair Oaks Chamber of Commerce, and a chicken decorating contest, all surrounded by plenty of community spirit. For a smooth experience, note that outside coolers and ice chests, outside alcoholic beverages, and weapons are not permitted, and all guests and bags will be checked at entry. Pets are not allowed, with the exception of service animals. ADA parking will be available on a first come, first served basis, and reasonable accommodations are available upon request. Support for the festival comes from Title Sponsor Fair Oaks Arborist, along with SMUD, Zwierzynski Law, Community Health Center of America, Orcutt Family Dentistry, Sacramento Credit Union, Raley's, Rollingwood YMCA, Cagwin & Dorward, Community West Bank, House to Home Moving, and Shadow Glen Riding Stables.

A set spotlighting classic rock and metal favorites from the 1970s and 1980s.

A casual Cars n Coffee meetup with Dreams and Drivers ushers out summer and looks ahead to the holiday fundraising season. Attendees are reminded to be courteous to the host and to Rocklin PD.

This renewal course is designed for current concealed carry permit holders from Sacramento, Placer, Yuba, and Sierra counties. The training includes a live-fire qualification at the Lincoln Rifle Club, Dillman Range, followed by classroom instruction at EWG Guns. It satisfies the minimum training requirement for renewal and covers firearms safety and handling, dry and live fire techniques, safe storage practices, lawful transport by vehicle and airplane, securing firearms in vehicles, where permit holders may legally carry, permissible use of a firearm, lethal force and self-defense, and suicide awareness and prevention with a focus on mental health. Participants should bring a pen and paper for notes, eye and ear protection, clothing suitable for the weather, and avoid low-cut tops. Bring the firearms you plan to list on your renewal application and at least 100 rounds of ammunition for each; some calibers may be available for purchase in store. Tuition is 180 dollars, or 175 dollars if paying in cash, and full payment is required to reserve a spot. A 25 dollar cash range fee is due at the class.

A glamorous 1960s-inspired evening unfolds at Rocklin Events Center in support of CASA of Placer, Yuba & Sutter and its mission to uplift local foster youth and families during challenging times. Expect vintage flair blended with modern fun, from classic cocktails and a groovy atmosphere to an invitation to dress in bold, retro attire. The night features tasting stations with signature creations from 25 regional restaurants, along with lively live and silent auctions offering trips to Nashville, Hawaii, and Mexico, plus one-of-a-kind local experiences. Proceeds fuel CASA’s dedicated advocacy and mentorship for at-risk youth, turning celebration into meaningful community impact. Early bird tickets are priced at $150, with rates increasing after the initial offering.

A free outdoor concert at Gibbons Park in Carmichael features food trucks and vendors on site. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating. The event is family friendly, with live music, food options from the trucks, and a relaxed community atmosphere.

Part of the Ancil Hoffman Golf Club Summer Concert Series, this show spotlights a horn-powered band playing funk, R&B, and soul. Attendees can bring a chair or reserve a table and enjoy an energetic evening centered on the funk.

Tribal Seeds and Fortunate Youth unite for a co-headlining reggae showcase at Quarry Park Amphitheatre in Rocklin, bringing the Heavy Vibes Tour to an intimate, open-air venue known for its terraced lawn seating. Tribal Seeds, born in San Diego, has spent nearly two decades shaping modern reggae with four studio albums, two EPs, a live release, and more than 1.3 billion streams. Their worldwide touring has reached Europe, South America, New Zealand, Mexico, Guam, and Aruba, and even during the shutdowns they captured the moment with Live: The 2020 Sessions. Their newest chapter, Ancient Blood, blends classic roots with contemporary sounds and features collaborations with Twinkle Brothers, Kabaka Pyramid, Romain Virgo, and Hollie Cook. Early milestones include a self-titled 2008 album that topped the iTunes Reggae chart and earned a San Diego Music Award, while favorites like In Your Eyes and Dawn of Time have garnered hundreds of millions of plays. Follow-ups such as The Harvest, Soundwaves, and Representing continued to make waves among reggae listeners. Sharing the bill, Fortunate Youth keeps its Hermosa Beach origins close to heart, carrying a message of peace, love, and unity. The six-piece outfit mixes reggae with touches of blues, ska, rock, world, soul, and punk, and has built a reputation through tireless touring alongside acts like Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, and SOJA. Expect a night centered on uplifting rhythms, sing-along anthems, and community spirit, perfectly suited to the amphitheatre’s relaxed, grassy setting.

This hands-on dot art class focuses on crafting a tealight holder made from charred ash wood. Participants complete a single project in one afternoon and take home a finished piece ready for display at home. Colors may vary. All supplies are included unless otherwise noted.

Sacramento Vintage Art Expo brings artists, makers, and vintage collectors together on the second floor of Country Club Lanes for a curated marketplace of handmade goods, original artwork, vintage fashion, home decor, antiques, and one of a kind finds. The event highlights local talent and small businesses while celebrating the stories behind each piece. Admission is $5 and tickets are sold at the door. Vendor applications are available by message, and space is limited. For vendor inquiries, call 916-949-0988.

A fundraising gala dinner in Sacramento supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The gathering takes place at Town & Country Event Center and features a special appearance by Shoaib Akhtar. Tickets are available online, and for tickets or more information contact Khizur Kamran at (916) 767-2848, Kamran Malik at (916) 588-8383, Farooq Azhar at (916) 390-3235, Javaid Akhtar at (916) 501-2858, or Qamar Ashraf at (916) 799-3214. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Registration is open for this returning golf tournament, with early registration pricing available. Organizers had a great time last year and are working to make this year even better for golfers. Last year it came very close to selling out.

Eli Young Band brings a night of Texas country to Rocklin Quarry Park, powered by 25 years of hits and onstage fire. The quartet of Mike Eli, James Young, Jon Jones, and Chris Thompson has kept the same lineup since the beginning, growing from Denton roots to global stages while staying true to its sound. Their catalog spans the 2005 breakthrough Level, the chart-topping 10,000 Towns, and the Platinum-certified Life At Best. Signature singles include Crazy Girl, certified five-times Platinum and a number one, the triple-Platinum number one Even If It Breaks Your Heart, the Platinum-topping Drunk Last Night, and the double-Platinum number one Love Ain’t. Following 2022’s Love Talking, the band returned to the Denton studio where Level was made to record Strange Hours, a 13-track release from August 2025 crafted without digital frills and led by the song Home In Hometown. Set in Quarry Park’s outdoor amphitheater with tiered grass seating, this performance highlights a group whose live connection with fans spans generations and decades on the road.

This event brings together more than 245 craft and food vendors, along with food trucks. Vendor applications open online starting Wednesday, April 1st.

Spooky Animal Day brings an October public open day to the Earl J Koobs Nature Area, hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Carmichael. Kids can enjoy themed science and art activities inspired by creatures like bats, ravens, and spiders, and families can explore the 4.7 acre nature area. Admission is free for the community. Please note that dogs are not permitted in the nature area.

The 46th Annual Hall of Fame weekend offers two full days of music, dancing, awards, food, friends, and fun. The Hall of Fame induction takes place on Saturday. A dedicated jam room welcomes musicians to bring their instruments and play together, and listeners can drop in to enjoy the music. A 50/50 raffle is part of the festivities.

Rescheduled and ready for a relaxed spring afternoon, this outdoor concert features the Clean Slate Band performing in a backyard setting with shade from the trees or seating on a covered patio. Tickets are available in the office Monday through Friday or on Eventbrite. Bring a lawn chair for relaxing between dances. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and there will be a raffle. Ice chests are not permitted, and only service animals are allowed. Open to all.

A relaxed meetup on the small-dog side of Hagan Dog Park offers sociable pups and their humans a chance to mingle and play. Gatherings generally run for about an hour to an hour and a half, and all friendly dogs with people ready to socialize are welcome.

Experience a sacred, welcoming circle where hearts connect and healing energy flows. This monthly gathering on the first Thursday brings together healers, practitioners, and lightworkers to share spiritual wisdom, compassionate presence, and supportive care. Through meditation, energy work, Shamanic practices, and sincere connection, the circle fosters renewal, balance, and inner peace. Participants hold space for one another, nurturing a community of shared healing. Admission is $10 per person.

At Bliss Marketplace in Rancho Cordova, the Fall Peddler Fair gathers more than 30 local vintage and handmade vendors offering distinctive finds that include art, jewelry, home decor, and clothing. Food trucks will be on site with a variety of bites, and admission and parking are free. It is a community event designed for browsing unique pieces, enjoying a meal, and supporting local makers and small businesses.

Helping Handbags blends fashion, philanthropy, and community in an elegant afternoon that supports The Salvation Army’s programs. Expect a silent auction featuring designer pieces and unique handbags, special drawings for prize packages, a live auction with a chance to contribute directly to urgent needs, heartfelt testimonials, and a delicious lunch with refreshments, plus entertainment and time to connect. Proceeds from each ticket sustain vital services for women, children and families, seniors, and people facing hardship across the Del Oro Division. Whether attending with friends, hosting a table, or participating as a community supporter, guests become part of a day focused on generosity, inspiration, and meaningful connection. The celebration takes place at North Ridge Country Club, where browsing, bidding, and giving come together to uplift the community. Every handbag carried out of the room helps carry hope a little further.

Evenings in the Park fills the night with community spirit, bringing music, laughter, and plenty to explore in the open air. Expect live performances by local talent, artisan vendor booths, and a variety of food trucks. Hands-on creativity includes interactive art activities, a collaborative community art project, a bubble play area, a chalk walk, and lawn games. Younger guests can enjoy bounce houses, while friends, families, and neighbors relax together. As night falls, the event wraps up with a free outdoor movie.

The Wallflowers bring the Bringing Down the Horse 30th Anniversary Tour to Quarry Park Amphitheatre, presenting the 1996 album start to finish alongside a second set that spans their catalog. The record is certified six times Platinum and features the Grammy-winning single "One Headlight", which leads Billboard’s Greatest of All Time Adult Alternative Songs chart, along with "6th Avenue Heartache", "The Difference", "Three Marlenas", and "Josephine". It earned multiple Grammy nominations and showcases Jakob Dylan’s songwriting and vocals. The performance also draws from later releases, including songs from Exit Wounds, produced by Butch Walker, and deeper cuts from albums like Glad All Over. Beyond the band, Dylan’s work includes solo albums, executive producing the Echo in the Canyon documentary, and collaborations with artists such as Neil Young, Tom Petty, Beck, and Fiona Apple. Set in an open-air amphitheatre with tiered grass seating, this concert centers on Bringing Down the Horse performed in full, complemented by favorites from across three decades of music.

Cars and coffee returns to Milagro Centre for a relaxed gathering of enthusiasts. All makes and models of cars, trucks, and bikes are welcome, and admission is free. The meetup goes on rain or shine. Attendees are asked to be courteous to the host and the Sac Sheriff.

Celebrate the season at Autumn Jubilee with a cozy day of shopping, seasonal flavors, and festive fun. Browse handmade creations from local artisans, including unique gifts, fall home décor, jewelry, candles, soaps, and more. Savor autumn treats and baked goods, warm up with hot cider, and enjoy seasonal specialties such as Apple Orchard Pizza. Settle in with acoustic music and a glass of wine while spending time with family and friends. Admission is $5, and vendor inquiries are welcome.

Organized by the Sacramento State Aquatic Center on Lake Natoma, this event is tailored to high school, college, and master-level rowing programs.

The Psychedelic Furs, renowned in post-punk, bring their distinctive sound to Quarry Park Amphitheatre.

A Halloween-themed bash featuring Y&T is set for Quarry Park Amphitheater. Recently announced, this show highlights the spirit of the season with Y&T at the center.

This show delivers a dynamic tour through standout rock songs from the 1970s and 1980s. Expect an exciting musical journey filled with iconic hits that keep the energy high from start to finish.