This weekend in Fresno County, CA

The Bass Lake Powerhouse Double Century is on the horizon. Registration will open ahead of the event, giving participants time to plan and get ready. Keep an eye out for sign-up details to secure a spot when registration becomes available.

Take part in a free community Run Club that welcomes all fitness levels. Choose to run or walk at your own pace while connecting with others, getting outside, and having fun in a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere. There is no cost to participate, and participants are welcome to come solo or with a friend.

Get on the track for BMX practice at Woodward Park BMX Race Track in Fresno, CA. These recurring sessions welcome first-time riders and those looking to refine their skills, and participants of all ages are invited to take part. The cost is $6 per rider. Vendors are not being accepted for this activity, so please disregard any solicitation requests and rely only on updates from the event organizers. For questions, call (559) 621-7529.

This in-demand workshop is priced at $15 per person, with payment collected at the door. It is the most requested session.

Explore practical, research-based techniques for improving the ground beneath your plants at this free class at Clovis Botanical Garden. Led by Master Gardener Tim, the session centers on the USDA program "Unlock the Secrets in the Soil", outlining its four fundamentals and highlighting recent findings. Learn how to work with natural soil biology to boost productivity and bring greater beauty to your home garden.

This bi-weekly jazz jam at Tap & Cellar features hosts Trio Expression guiding an open session of live improvisation. Admission is free, and the event welcomes musicians of all skill levels to sit in. Enjoy food and drinks from Tap & Cellar while the house trio anchors the music and guest players rotate through the mic.

Settle into a quiet, one-on-one Soul Medicine conversation with Mario Sousa and take time to pause, be heard, and consider your next step. These private 30-minute sessions take place at The Vibe Tribe Center in Clovis and offer supportive space for anyone navigating change, feeling stretched in many directions, or simply looking for a thoughtful listener. Each session is $45, with only four appointments available on each date, and advance reservation is required. When booking, you can select a specific appointment time.

After a strong debut, The Big Fresno Fair revives its popular rodeo with official PRCA sanctioning. This upgrade brings a two-night pro competition featuring top talent, bigger purses, and national attention. Produced with PRCA stock contractor Wes Ibrahimi of All IN PRO Rodeos LLC, the arena lineup includes bull riding, bronc riding, bareback riding, barrel racing, team roping, and more. Celebrating the Valley’s agricultural and ranching roots, it delivers an authentic Western experience and highlights one of the fastest growing sports in the country. General admission seating is on the second floor of the Grandstand and is priced at $15 for adults and $7 for children ages 3 to 12. Children 2 and under are free and must sit on a parent’s lap. Fair admission is sold separately. The first floor of the Grandstand will not be open for viewing during the rodeo. Presented by Table Mountain Casino and Coors Banquet.

The grand opening of Yo’Ville Farmers Market introduces a certified market serving West Fresno. The event offers seasonal produce from local growers, a variety of neighborhood vendors, live music, and flavorful food in a setting focused on community, local culture, and connection. Hands-on farm and garden activities are available for all ages. The market accepts EBT and WIC to broaden access to fresh, healthy choices. Aligned with Fresno Metropolitan Ministries’ commitment to learning, connecting, and engaging for healthier people and places, it celebrates the abundance, diversity, and strength of West Fresno’s local food.

BMX racing is in full swing at Woodward Park BMX Race Track in Fresno, with a weekly event open to all ages. Same day, on-site registration is available. Entry is $8 for Striders and $12 for Riders. For questions, call (559) 621-7529. Vendors are not needed for this event, so ignore solicitations and rely on official updates from the organizer.

Settle in for a big-screen showing of Scary Movie 2. Doors will open before the film begins, and admission is $5, cash only.

Brit Floyd leads the bill at William Saroyan Theater. This ticketed show features the headliner, with performers subject to change. All sales are final and tickets cannot be exchanged. Multiple presale opportunities, including artist and VIP package options, are planned before the general public on-sale.