Events in Folsom today

Curious about Argentine Tango or looking to grow your skills? Tango On Broadway offers beginner and intermediate instruction in a welcoming setting at Mission Oaks Community Center, with a practice session included. Newcomers receive their first class at no cost through an ongoing offer from the community center. Experienced dancers can use the beginner session to explore the opposite role, and attendance works whether you arrive solo or with friends. Pricing options include a $10 drop-in for the full program and a $30 monthly pass. The community center is typically closed on public holidays. For details, contact Chooi Goh at 916-390-0219 or cegoh@aol.com.

Food Truck Mania brings the Anatolia community together at Eagle's Nest Park with a tasty, wide-ranging selection of gourmet food trucks. Expect a welcoming, family-friendly setting where guests can share meals, relax, and make lasting memories with family and friends. Health and safety are a priority, with participating trucks following high standards and offering online ordering for a convenient contactless experience.

Morning Watercolor Wednesdays: Violet Reflections focuses on stacking translucent washes, shaping soft, atmospheric backgrounds, and adding depth through careful use of color and value. Materials are provided, except when an announcement indicates otherwise, allowing participants to concentrate on technique and creative exploration.

This relaxed, mom-friendly walk and run welcomes anyone who wants to move, enjoy fresh air, and connect with others. It is free and inclusive, with no pace goals or experience required, and walking the entire time is always welcome. The group sets out from Fair Oaks Plaza Park and follows roads with light traffic alongside the American River Trail, offering ample room for strollers and conversation. An optional coffee hangout follows. Expect a gentle walking warm up, intervals that alternate walking with short runs with a plan to gradually increase the running segments, and a walking cool down. Arriving late, leaving early, or turning back is completely fine. This gathering is for moms, beginners, walkers and runners at any pace, and families with strollers or kids. For safety, a one-time digital liability waiver should be completed before attending.

SCM presents a school readiness session for children ages 3 to 5 who are getting ready for TK or preschool. Young learners take part in guided activities that build fine motor skills and support social and emotional growth. Families also receive a take-home workbook to use with their child, extending the learning beyond the visit. Participation is included with general admission and is free for members.

Two pillars of reggae-rock team up for a co-headlining show at Quarry Park Amphitheatre, bringing a surge of feel-good energy and lively rhythms. The Movement delivers alternative reggae rooted in heavy drum and bass, shaped since 2003 by influences like Sublime, 311, and Slightly Stoopid. Their album Ways Of The World debuted at number one on the Billboard Reggae Chart and held a Top 10 spot for over 40 consecutive weeks, and their latest release, Always With Me, features collaborations with Slightly Stoopid, Iration, and Clinton Fearon. The lineup features founding member Joshua Swain with Jason Schmidt, Gary Jackson, Matt Goodwin, and Kyle Jerome. Pepper arrives from Hawaii as a tight three-piece with vocalist and guitarist Kaleo Wassman, vocalist and bassist Bret Bollinger, and drummer Yesod Williams. Known for a distinctive Kona dub-rock blend of reggae, alternative rock, island grooves, and punk spirit, the group has cultivated fan favorites including “Stone Love,” “Give It Up,” “Ashes,” and “Stormtrooper.” Local Motion topped the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, and the band has shared stages with The Wailers, 311, Slightly Stoopid, and Snoop Dogg. This co-bill offers full sets from both artists. Expect dancing and singalongs in an intimate outdoor setting, with tiered grass seating enhancing the experience at Quarry Park.

James Garner and his show band bring a faithful celebration of Johnny Cash to Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre, capturing the sound, spirit, and storytelling that defined his live performances. For nearly two decades, the group has toured this tribute, with features on PBS and appearances at Folsom and San Quentin prisons. The set highlights favorites like Folsom Prison Blues, Ring of Fire, I Walk the Line, and A Boy Named Sue, performed with the drive and presence that made Cash a legend. Fans of classic country and American roots music can expect a lively show filled with sing-along moments. Tickets range from $20 to $28.

Enjoy a complimentary tea service where conversation flows and community connections grow. The kettle stays hot as neighbors trade stories and make new introductions. Guests are welcome to bring an old teapot, a voice ready to share, and ears ready to listen, creating a welcoming space to meet the people who live nearby.

Experience a high-energy set that guides listeners through well-known rock songs from the 1970s and 1980s, creating a lively musical journey from one hit to the next.

Game Night Live turns music into the game with a mashup of bingo and trivia. Numbers are out and songs are in, as players mark tracks spanning classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and memorable movie and TV themes. Every card is uniquely built to keep the pace brisk and the outcomes surprising. When the music pauses, the focus shifts to eight high-energy trivia questions that challenge your knowledge and energize the room. It is a music-driven night where bingo and trivia collide for nonstop fun.

VICTORI brings a high-energy salute to Journey and 80s rock at Painkillers Pub & Grub. Expect powerhouse anthems and familiar favorites that invite plenty of singing along, all set to a fun, neon vibe. The night centers on the era’s biggest hits and arena-ready sound, creating a nostalgic soundtrack for a lively night out. Reservations are recommended, as a full house is anticipated.

At Village Green Park, the Neon Playboys return with a high energy outdoor show made for dancing beneath the stars. Admission is free, and attendees should bring their own chairs and blankets. Food trucks will be on site, with the specific vendors to be announced closer to the event. Alcohol is not sold on the grounds. The park is tobacco and vape free, and only approved vendors and exhibitors are permitted.

ACW celebrates its anniversary with a special show at LogOff Brewing, presented as the seventh installment of its Leg Drops series. This event also represents the fourth ACW show of the summer at this venue.

The Rod Stinson Band returns to the Fair Oaks Performing Arts Center, taking the outdoor stage at the Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre for an expanded night under the stars. After previously performing in the intimate Black Box Theatre, they bring a mix of rock, blues, and Americana, shifting from upbeat favorites to soulful, groove-heavy originals with strong musicianship and a lively onstage presence. Arden Park Roots provides direct support. Born in a garage and shaped by nearly two decades on the road, this Sacramento fixture blends reggae, rock, surf, funk, and roots for a sound that balances a laid-back vibe with high-energy moments. Highlights include headlining Sacramento’s Concerts in the Park to record crowds topping 7,000, becoming the first local headliner to sell out Ace of Spades, multiple Sacramento Music Awards (SAMMIES), and induction into the Sacramento Music Hall of Fame. Recognized for infectious grooves, soaring guitars, driving rhythms, and an energetic live show, the band continues to attract devoted fans across California and beyond. Set in the open air at the Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre, this summer concert brings together two notable Northern California acts for an evening of live music. Bring a blanket or low-back chair, settle in beneath the evening sky, and enjoy the performance in the heart of Fair Oaks. Concessions and beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets are priced from $20 to $24.

A special double bill brings Hortonz Heroz and Echo Hill to the San Juan Club, with Gene Smith performing in both bands. Two acts share the stage, each featuring the same artist.

Experience a lively community farmers market with farm-fresh produce, hot and ready-to-eat foods, artisan craft vendors, and live music. Families can look forward to kid-friendly activities each week. Visit the new community corner highlighting local businesses with chef demonstrations and additional offerings. The market happens rain or shine and sits next to Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

Solstice Farms offers an on-the-farm market experience featuring organically grown produce harvested right on the property, farm fresh eggs, local honey, seasonal flowers, and a well-loved hand-muddled lemonade. What is available shifts with the fields, so each visit brings new finds. It is a welcoming spot to meet the farmers, stock up on fresh staples, and support a small local farm.

DCYSC Kickoff Day 2026 at John Barrett Middle features returning favorites such as merchandise and food for purchase, bounce houses, and games for all ages, with additional activities being planned. Volunteers will be needed throughout the day, and coaches will share details as the event approaches.

This free monthly clinic offers checks and repairs for vehicle lights, including headlights. It runs rain or shine. Drivers can bring their cars for complimentary service. Volunteers who would like to help are welcome.

A low pressure, mom friendly walk and run focused on movement, fresh air, and community. This free, inclusive gathering welcomes all paces and experience levels, and walking the whole way is absolutely fine. The route heads toward the American River Trail and follows the nearby road where traffic is typically light, leaving plenty of room for strollers and conversation. Expect a gentle 10 to 15 minute walking warm up, then 10 rounds of 3 minutes walking and 1 minute running with a plan to progress to 2 minutes running and 2 minutes walking, followed by a 10 to 15 minute walking cool down. Late starts, early finishes, or turning back whenever needed are all supported. Moms, beginners, walkers, runners, strollers, and kids are welcome. An optional coffee hang follows. For everyone’s safety, please complete the one time digital liability waiver before attending.

Take part in a macrame wall art workshop designed for beginners. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is required. A buy-three, get-one-free special is available.

Build a solid foundation in dot art with a hands-on practice class that focuses on skills over finished pieces. Explore paint consistency, choose appropriate mediums, and get comfortable with the tools and techniques that create mesmerizing dot patterns. Guided worksheets support step-by-step practice of the core elements that shape every beautiful work. There is no finished project and no pressure, just time with your tools and the joy of learning.

Settle in for a relaxed paint session focused on vintage flowers as you create art on a canvas covered with book pages using decoupage. Sketch your own floral design and then add color to make it shine. Materials are provided, except where an item is specified otherwise.

Presented at Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre, Zak Mirz unveils Kid @ ❤️, a kinetic performance that blends music, narrative, and heartfelt expression into one cohesive show. A multifaceted artist and creative producer recognized from America’s Got Talent, Mirz creates immersive, genre-crossing experiences grounded in authenticity and connection, drawing from music, spoken word, and visual storytelling. The production is both intimate and electric, exploring youth, identity, and relationships while moving between reflective moments and bursts of playful energy. Designed to resonate long after the curtain falls, it offers an experience meant to inspire and connect. Tickets range from $27 to $33.