Events in Fremont, CA

A lively day at the Ohlone College Flea & Community Market blends shopping with a Cars & Coffee meet, creating a friendly gathering for shoppers, neighbors, and auto enthusiasts. Browse local vendors and garage sellers offering bargains and handmade pieces, distinctive jewelry, antiques and collectibles, toys and games, clothing, skincare and treats, plus rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. The Cars & Coffee Meet with Ohayo Roadsters is free and family friendly in Lot G, featuring coffee, a broad range of vehicles from classics to exotics, and plenty of conversation among enthusiasts. Children can enjoy a complimentary zone with a bouncy house, crafts, and lawn games. Live jazz sets the tone in Lot E while the market activity spans Lots D and E, and free parking is available in Lot C.

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles’ free series for all ages, features Bayonics bringing a Latin reggae sound to the historic Niles Town Plaza. Expect an easygoing afternoon of live music in the heart of Niles. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable experience the whole family can enjoy.

A rock dance band delivers a set of high energy, danceable rock music. The performance features driving rhythms and grooves that keep people moving.

Enjoy an evening of live comedy in English as Danish Sait brings his distinctive humor to Chabot College Theater in Hayward. Look forward to sharp observations, a touch of nostalgia, and beloved characters like Mr. Nags. His signature style, enjoyed by millions, arrives in the Bay Area for a high energy performance.

Demand for pediatric brain tumor research and family support has never been greater, with diagnoses and deaths among those under 19 on the rise. This motorcycle ride rallies support for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation by raising funds for lifesaving research and vital resources for families. Participants may register as individuals or as part of a group and fundraise while doing what they love, riding their motorcycles. Every contribution helps children and families impacted by pediatric brain cancer, the most lethal disease of childhood.

Enjoy a relaxed open-air shopping experience at the Irvington Farmers' Market. Browse a wide selection of wares and services, pick up food items and fresh, locally grown produce, and listen to music while you shop. It is an easy way to turn a market visit into a refreshing outing.

The annual open house at Hayward Executive Airport welcomes visitors with free admission and parking. Airplane rides for adults and children will be offered at a low cost. Attendees can browse exhibits of aircraft and classic cars and take a close look at police and fire vehicles and their equipment. A DJ will provide music, food will be available, and children can enjoy hands-on activities, with more to discover throughout the event.

The H.A.R.D. Foundation and the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District present the Music at the Mansion Hayward Summer Concert Series, a free community concert experience hosted by Patrick Landeza. Set against the historic Mt. Eden Mansion in Hayward, this three-part summer series unfolds in a welcoming outdoor setting and showcases acclaimed Bay Area talent across jazz, R&B, funk, blues, soul, and Latin styles. Guests can enjoy live music, activities for children, and food available for purchase. The season finale features The JC Smith Band with an energetic blend of jump blues, old school soul, and rhythm and blues. Recognized across the region for electrifying shows and standout musicianship, the band brings classic grooves and upbeat energy. Admission is free. The H.A.R.D. Foundation supports programs that enhance parks, recreation, arts, wellness, and community engagement throughout the district.

Bring your own book to Leigh's Favorite Books and settle in for an hour of quiet reading with fellow book lovers. Drinks and snacks are provided, and after the quiet reading session there is time for conversation during a social period.

Enjoy a sparkling evening of casino-style fun that benefits a worthy cause at the Age Well Center at South Fremont. Now in its third year, this fundraiser features blackjack, roulette, Texas Hold’em, and other table games, with proceeds helping ensure classes, meals, and membership remain affordable. Tickets are $85 and include $200 in play chips, two drinks, passed appetizers, a charcuterie spread, dessert, entertainment, and prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, call 510-742-7540.

Heather Shaw takes the stage at Rooster T Feathers Comedy Club, bringing a set from an accomplished stand-up with a big online following and a striking likeness to Jim Carrey. Her credits include appearances on The Today Show and The Tamron Hall Show, and she has worked alongside Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she playfully tackles current events in pop culture, politics, and beyond.

Hosted at Fremont Downtown Event Center, SpaandanB’s annual fundraiser highlights a year of launching new development projects and sustaining proven efforts, reflecting ongoing progress toward improving lives in Bangladesh. The program will share insights and challenges from the past year and explain how support can help drive the next phase of work. Ticketing information, the musical guest, and additional event details will be shared soon.

Sevathon grew from the Sanskrit idea of seva, or service, as an India Community Center initiative that connects nonprofit organizations and participants through movement and community spirit. When people register for an activity and select a nonprofit during signup, their participation helps raise funds for that cause. Each year, walkers, runners, yogis, and community members unite to elevate awareness and support for nonprofits across the community. This 18th annual edition offers in-person options such as a 10K, 5K, 1K, Tiny Trots, and yoga, along with virtual 10K and 5K choices. Pre-event T-shirt and bib pickup is available. Lace up for an energizing day that celebrates service, wellness, and giving.

Motley Crue performs live at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.

Celebrate community strength at Fremont’s Quarry Lakes Regional Park as HERS presents a walk, run, and expo that rallies everyday heroes to support people facing breast cancer. Families, friends, coworkers, and teammates can take part together by choosing a 5K walk, a timed 5K run, or a timed 10K run. Every registration, donation, and personal fundraising effort helps provide products that support physical and emotional healing, reminding patients that they are not alone. The day includes opening ceremonies with Elaine’s Circle and a symbolic dove release. High energy warmups get participants race ready. Superhero style takes the spotlight in a costume contest that recognizes first, second, and third place, and capes are welcomed. A lively Community Expo highlights local businesses with giveaways and prizes, along with music, entertainment, photo moments, and activities for all ages.

Mookie Productions and Swiss Park Newark present a family friendly Bay Area celebration of 90s alternative rock, returning for its fifth year with live music, food, drinks, and plenty of nostalgia. Five tribute acts take the stage for an immersive throwback, with SUPERSONIC saluting Oasis, RAGE ON PARADE channeling Rage Against the Machine, PUMPKIN HEADS honoring Smashing Pumpkins, ELYSIUM paying tribute to Nirvana, and CORDUROY delivering The Pearl Jam Experience. All ages are welcome, parking is available, and local food vendors will be on site. Early bird pricing is $25, general pre sale is $35, and children under 12 are $20 with school ID required at the door. Reentry is permitted. Picnic tables are available on a first come, first served basis. Folding chairs may be used on the lawn area only. Please note the venue policies, no pets, no tents or canopies, and no outside food or alcohol, and any outside alcohol will be confiscated. Only clear bags are allowed, with small clutches and fanny packs permitted. A limited number of tickets will also be available at the door.

Celebrate community at the EPA-EMP Original Good barbecue, featuring music from a DJ, a $10 raffle for a chance to win a 50-inch Vizio smart TV, and kid-friendly face painting. Guests are invited to support the gathering with cash contributions along with desserts, watermelons, and beverages. Parking has a $6 fee. Help is needed for set up, food service, and cleanup, and those interested in volunteering can contact Verdell at 209-207-4088 to sign up. Additional information will be shared as plans are finalized.

A fundraising gala dinner in San Francisco, USA supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The event takes place at the Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered nonprofit charitable organization under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS, and contributions may be tax deductible to the full extent permitted by law. EIN 13-3626299.

At the Chabot College Performing Arts Complex, Rajkumari by Nayab Midha unfolds as a live blend of spoken word and storytelling. The evening features poetry from the heart, compelling narratives, and soul-stirring performances that spotlight emotion, inspiration, and creative expression. Words and stories take center stage, creating a thoughtful, artful atmosphere for poetry and storytelling enthusiasts.

Runners and walkers can take in shoreline scenery at this returning race from the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. The event offers something for every pace with a one mile family fun run, a 5K, and a 10K, all starting and finishing at the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center, where bay views and cool coastal air set the tone. Each participant receives a commemorative T-shirt and medal, and taking part helps fund the interpretive center’s education and conservation programs. Strollers are welcome in the family fun run.

Patrick Landeza & Sons brings a multigenerational blend of music, family, and aloha. Led by two-time Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award recipient and slack key guitarist Patrick Landeza, the ensemble features Justin Firmeza on Hawaiian steel guitar and keyboards alongside Danny Landeza on bass, creating a sound grounded in Hawaiian tradition with the vitality of a new generation. Performances pair standout musicianship with heartfelt storytelling and island-style humor, guiding listeners through the songs and narratives that have shaped Patrick’s journey. The program spans beloved Hawaiian classics and original pieces, celebrating family, culture, and the lasting spirit of aloha.

Bed By 10 brings a club night crafted for guests 30 and over, lighting up Pure Night Club with a throwback soundtrack from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Expect a welcoming, upbeat atmosphere where dancing, conversation, and beloved classics take center stage, all without the late-night grind. VIP bottle service is available, and event tickets are still required for entry. It is a feel-good party that delivers the energy of a big night out with the comfort of an early finish.

Unwind after time on the links or driving range with an evening of live music from First Call. The band will perform on the patio at Old Greenwood BBQ and the Gold Rush Saloon at the Sunken Gardens Golf Course in Sunnyvale. First Call appears at public events and also plays private occasions, including parties, birthdays, anniversaries, and corporate gatherings.

Crossroads brings a salute to Eric Clapton’s music, led by guitarist and vocalist Gary Tackett, known as the Guitarist to the Stars. The performance traces Clapton’s evolution, from the blues rock energy of Cream and Derek and the Dominos to the intimate acoustic sound of the MTV Unplugged era. The set highlights songs such as “Layla,” “Wonderful Tonight,” “Cocaine,” “Tears in Heaven,” “Bell Bottom Blues,” and more. With tight ensemble work and standout guitar playing, the group focuses on the sound, emotion, and spirit that have made Clapton an influential artist. The result is a concert rooted in blues, rock, and soul for longtime followers and newcomers alike.

An inventive stage production inspired by Shakespeare's King Lear brings a timeless story to the Bay Area with vivid drama, resonant emotion, and immersive storytelling. Presented at the Chabot College Auditorium, the live performance offers a fresh interpretation of the classic tragedy and an evening of live theatre.

This two day Barn Hunt trial offers the full lineup of regular classes, and each day also includes a Crazy 8's run. Judging will be conducted by Shelby Craynor. Entries will be accepted until the trial reaches capacity.

Dave "Ouzo" Land brings live music to the Union City Farmers' Market, adding an upbeat soundtrack to a market stroll. Browse fresh, locally grown produce and a variety of tasty foods while enjoying the performance and kicking off the weekend in a lively setting.

The historic Niles Town Plaza hosts a free, family-friendly concert celebrating the music of The Beatles, performed by local favorites, including The Collective. The show closes out Concerts on the Plaza, Niles’ music series. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and the whole family to enjoy live music in the heart of Niles.

Experience Sunnyvale’s diverse community through art and performance at a festive gathering offering hands-on workshops, family-friendly entertainment, and tasty food from on site vendors.

The Iranian-American Pioneers Summit 2026 brings together innovators, scholars, artists, and entrepreneurs for a celebration of Iranian-American excellence at Plug and Play Tech Center. Featured speakers and special guests include Saeed Amidi, founder and CEO of Plug and Play, Cumrun Vafa, Timken University Professor and chair of the Department of Physics at Harvard University, Ali Parsa, founder and CEO of Babylon Health, Nader Engheta, the H. Nedwill Ramsey Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Shohreh Aghdashloo, internationally acclaimed actress, Firoozeh Dumas, a New York Times bestselling author, Mohsen Mostafavi, professor, architect, and former dean at Harvard University, Ramin Hasani, founder and CEO of Liquid AI, Farhad Taghibakhsh, PhD, founder and CEO of Unephra, Nima Behnoud, founder and creative director of NIMANY, Nazy Kaviani, founder and director of Diaspora Arts Connection, Mehrdad Ariannejad, CEO of Tirgan, Maryam Rofougaran, founder and CEO of Movandi, Martin Basiri, founder and CEO of Passage, Sarv Naderzad, founder and CEO of UnitedSales, Captain Behnam, United Airlines pilot and motivational speaker, Mohsen Asad, senior director of core technology at Credo, Leila Modarres, founder of LMarketing Group, Erfan Paydar, rapper and label owner, Tehran Von Ghasri, comedian, and Anousha, actress, founder, speaker, and creator. More speakers and special guests will be announced. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Kellen returns to the Bay Area with an all-new hour, presenting a completely fresh program from start to finish. Look forward to a full hour of new material and a chance to experience the latest work in one sitting.

Krewella delivers a high-energy EDM performance built around their hit songs and driving beats. Expect a dance-filled night powered by chart favorites and nonstop rhythm.

At this fundraising gala in the Bay Area, the Pakistani community comes together to support education for children. The program features a live performance by Meesha Shafi and a personal journey of resilience and change shared by TCF alumnus Muhammad Arham, offering a firsthand perspective on the impact of learning. Guests will gather over an authentic Pakistani dinner together with family and friends. The venue is the Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley.

East Bay Motorsports in Hayward, California hosts a CFMOTO motorcycle dealer demo that gives riders time in the saddle with the latest models. It is designed for anyone comparing options or simply wanting to feel how the lineup performs. Capacity is limited and rides are first come, first served, with pre-registration available to help secure a spot. Participants must be 18 or older, hold a valid driver’s license with a motorcycle endorsement, complete and sign a demo waiver, and wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and a long-sleeve shirt or jacket. Gloves are recommended. A helmet and eye protection are required. A zero tolerance alcohol and drug policy will be in effect.

Brian Culbertson performs with a band across three shows at Yoshi's. With multiple performances planned, there are several opportunities to see the group on stage.