Events in Lincoln, CA

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Mid-week practice at MMX Racing takes place at a 20-acre motocross facility beside the Yuba River in Marysville, often known as Motocross City, USA. Riders can choose among the main course, a sand layout, a vintage track, a kids track, and a night track. The surfaces mix sand and loam, offering varied terrain for all riders. For updates or questions, contact the Track Hotline at 530 419 5200.

A relaxed, mom-friendly walk and run at Fair Oaks Plaza Park welcomes anyone, whether a parent or not, with an emphasis on movement, fresh air, and community. It is free, inclusive, and there are no pace goals or experience requirements, and walking the entire way is always welcome. The group typically follows a stroller friendly route toward the American River Trail, staying on the road alongside the path so there is plenty of space for conversation. Expect a gentle walking warm up, easy intervals that alternate walking and running with a plan to progress over time, and a walking cool down. Strollers and kids are welcome, walkers and runners of any pace are encouraged, and beginners are supported. The format is flexible, so arriving late, heading back early, or leaving before the end is completely fine. An optional coffee hang often follows. For safety, a one time digital liability waiver is required before attending.

A casual sip and stroll for moms at El Dorado Hills Town Center focuses on health, wellness, and community. The group meets at the Marshall Amphitheater and follows the nature trail that loops around the preserved wetlands, offering fresh air and time for conversation. Children are welcome to enjoy the scenery along the way. Many attendees pick up a beverage from a favorite Town Center cafe to bring on the walk. Local mom groups help coordinate these gatherings, including @folsommomsclub, @themomwalk.cameronpark, and @themamasocialco, with hosting rotating and updates shared on Instagram. This activity is not hosted or sponsored by El Dorado Hills Town Center. For details or questions, reach out to the organizing mom groups through their social media accounts.

A weekly music and movement program helps young children channel their energy through songs and playful motion. All families are welcome, with activities geared toward kids 18 months and older. The program takes place at Arthur F. Turner Community Library, Yolo County Library in West Sacramento.

A welcoming dance night designed for newcomers. Enjoy two easy-to-follow lessons and plenty of beginner-friendly open dancing, with the entire evening focused on building confidence for those just getting started.

A relaxed, yarn themed meetup takes place inside the Barnes & Noble, with a playful nod to beer, coffee, and wine.

This neighborhood food truck night features a rotating mix of gourmet vendors. The current lineup and online ordering links can be found in the Participating Food Trucks section. It is family friendly and focuses on bringing people together over great food in a positive, welcoming setting. All trucks observe high health standards, and contactless ordering is available for a safer experience.

Regular host Chloe is leading a weekly RevCo quads series at Doc Oliver Baseball Field - Land Park in Sacramento. Participation is limited to adults 18 and older for liability and insurance reasons. Review the tournament rules in advance and use the event chat to confirm the start time each week.

This biweekly pinball tournament at Out Of Order Arcade is open to competitors and casual players. Open play is available, an IFPA tournament is featured, and free instruction is offered for newcomers. Entry costs $5, games are coin drop, and change is available.

Experience a 5Rhythms class at The Auditorium at CLARA in Sacramento that explores the five rhythms of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. There are no steps to memorize, only an opportunity to let the body respond to music, perhaps beginning by moving the feet and paying attention to the breath. Each rhythm serves as a teacher, and with continued practice it can deepen connection with body, heart, mind, soul, and spirit. Participants represent a wide range of experience, and each person’s dance is unique, whether subtle, powerful, or revealing. Classes are typically guided and often include two waves. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and dancing barefoot is preferred. Instruction is led by certified 5Rhythms teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional visiting teachers. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, Venmo, or PayPal, with options that include a single class drop in for $25, a 10 class card for $225, and a first-time three class pass for $50.

TLRC is holding a general meeting that welcomes prospective members, with an emphasis on recruiting new participants. Please verify the location ahead of time, as the gathering will be held at either Orangevale Library or TLRC Arena.

Helix Night brings together four improv teams that create comedy in the moment, inspired by true stories from the cast and launched by a single audience suggestion. The show features a mix of newcomers and experienced performers. Every comedian has completed the Comedy Spot’s core training (Improv 101-301), passed an audition, and continues to grow through ongoing rehearsals and performances. Tickets are $7 with no additional fees.

Wednesday nights are all about karaoke at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge, featuring experienced hosts, a live stage, and a dance floor that keeps the energy up. The venue adds to the fun with thirteen widescreen HD TVs, pro-quality pool tables, arcade-style games, and immersive surround sound. Karaoke also happens on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, offering multiple chances each week to take the mic.

Roseville Kiwanis Club holds a weekly meeting centered on community involvement and service. Participants collaborate to plan events, support local programs, and connect with people who care about helping children and families. Visitors are welcome to attend and learn what the club is all about.

Food Truck Mania in Roseville brings people together over gourmet street food and family-friendly fun. A diverse mix of trucks serves up delicious choices in a welcoming setting where families and friends can create lasting memories. All vendors follow high health standards and provide online ordering for a safe, contactless experience.

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.

A pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C invites trivia fans to test their knowledge. It is free to play, and participants can compete while enjoying food or drinks. First place earns a $30 gift certificate, second place takes $20, and the team finishing second to last receives $10. Arriving early is a good idea to grab a table and get set with a favorite drink.

Train alongside other dog owners in Roseville at an outdoor group obedience class that uses positive, reward-based methods to strengthen the bond between you and your pup. All experience levels are welcome, and the curriculum shifts from week to week to meet the needs of the dogs and handlers who attend. Core skills covered include sit, down, stay, stand, reliable recall, and attention exercises. Teams also practice polite greetings and calm behavior for petting, loose-leash walking, impulse control, and working around everyday distractions, with preparation for Canine Good Citizen skills woven in. Puppies under one year may test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after six total classes, which is a helpful step toward the CGC. The series costs $350 for six sessions and is led by instructor Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching. Classes are held outdoors, so plan to dress for the weather. Participants are asked to keep dogs on leash at all times, skip attendance if a dog is in heat, and avoid harsh corrections as well as e-collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable leashes. Please give other teams plenty of space and plan for one adult handler per dog. Helpful items to bring include proof of current vaccinations with ID, high-value treats such as small pieces of cheese, chicken, hot dog, or Zuke’s, a standard 6 foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water for both person and dog, waste bags, and an optional chair. A patient, upbeat attitude will make training more successful. For more information, contact 916-413-9249 or aaron@apawsitivecoach.com. By RSVPing, participants agree to a liability release for Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, any event organizers, and the Cities of Rocklin or Roseville, and consent to photography or filming for promotional use without compensation.

Jonathan Van Ness brings the Hot & Healed Comedy Tour 2026 to Channel 24 in Sacramento. An Another Planet Entertainment presale is available with the password kru, and presale tickets are available online only. A general on sale follows. This event is 18 and over.

Thursday Night Karaoke at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge invites singers to take the spotlight with a live stage, professional KJs, and a dance floor ready for moves between songs. The atmosphere is boosted by surround sound music, 13 high definition wide screen TVs, professional pool tables, and electronic game machines. Karaoke is featured on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, offering plenty of chances to step up to the mic.

Enjoy complimentary tea as neighbors come together to share stories and connect. This friendly gathering invites both conversation and attentive listening, and participants are welcome to bring an old teapot. The kettle stays warm and the aim is simply to meet the people around you.

A nationwide-caliber collectibles show fills the floor with 350 vendor tables, bringing dedicated buyers, sellers, and collectors together for a comprehensive experience. Explore trading card game specialists covering Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic and more. Browse sports card dealers with selections ranging from vintage cornerstones to the latest releases. Discover comic book merchants offering key issues, graded slabs, and raw finds, along with vendors featuring retro and contemporary toys. Whether the goal is investment-grade cards, hard-to-find comics, nostalgic toys, or making a significant trade, it all happens here.

Fresh, locally grown produce is rolling into North Sacramento with the Mobile Farmers Market, held on the first and third Friday of each month. This market on wheels works with small and beginning farms to make fruits and vegetables affordable and convenient while connecting shoppers with the people who grow their food. Sponsored by Councilmember Roger Dickinson in collaboration with the Center for Land-Based Learning and Sierra Service Project, it promotes a fair, sustainable, and community-centered food system. Much of the selection is sourced nearby, with 60 percent grown within 25 miles and all within 100 miles, including culturally relevant crops that can be hard to find in traditional stores. To lower barriers for low-income households, SNAP/EBT is accepted and Market Match offers a 50 percent discount. Promotional materials are available in Russian, Farsi, and Spanish. The Mobile Farmers Market also serves food insecure neighborhoods in Yolo County identified by the USDA, addressing both physical and financial access to healthy food.

At the Scottish Rite Masonic Center, the River City Quilt Show showcases hundreds of quilts in traditional, modern, and wall art styles. Explore boutique prizes, a gift store, and a quilt sale, and shop with 30 vendors offering both quilting and non-quilting gift items suited to holiday gifting. Admission is $10 and valid for all three days, and parking is free. Opportunity Quilt chances are available before the winner is selected.

Discover practical ways to trace your family history in a welcoming study group that blends short lessons with open group discussions. Topics span genealogy websites, record sources, and methods for building a solid research plan. Attendees can bring questions and receive individualized guidance on their own projects. Offered by the Placer County Genealogical Society. Walk-ins, visitors, and first-time researchers are welcome.

Hosted at Cal Expo, home of the California State Fair, this multi-day collectibles event spotlights sports memorabilia, Pokémon, trading card games, toys, comics, and more. Promoted as one of the largest shows of its kind in the nation, it brings a wide range of categories together for collectors and fans to explore.

An evening of dancing and celebration meets friendly competition at Auburn Gold Country Fairgrounds with the All-American Prom alongside a cornhole tournament. Guests can enjoy a lobster and steak dinner prepared by Penhall Company while making lasting memories. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available for both the prom and the tournament. This community event supports autism awareness.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip evening where you can select a project that suits your style, choose your color palette, and personalize every detail. Materials are included and friendly guidance is available throughout, so beginners are welcome. It is a great pick for a group outing, a date, or a solo creative night. Bring your preferred drinks and snacks, settle in to paint and have fun, and head home with a completed piece you made yourself.

Game Kastle hosts a casual Lorcana league built around Attack of the Vine. The league runs for three months and follows a repeating four-week rhythm. The first week is set aside for casual games where you simply bring a deck and play. The second week encourages card trading among participants. The third week focuses on deck construction and tuning with input from others. The fourth week offers open gaming before the sequence starts again. In all, the program covers 12 weeks of organized play. Entry is $20.

Set aside screens and spend an easygoing evening at Social Game Night at Galaxy Game Cafe. This weekly drop-in gathering offers a friendly atmosphere for meeting new people or reconnecting with friends, with laughter and tabletop fun at the center of it all. The game library spans more than 1,400 board and card titles to fit every playstyle, from light party favorites to deeper strategy. On certain evenings, a Game Ambassador is available to teach approachable games and help groups get rolling. Arrivals are flexible, seats are open, and the focus is simple... play and connection.

Admission is free, and the topics change weekly. Raise a glass of bubbles or beer and bring your brain power for a lively, social experience.

Shuffle up your Commander deck for a Friday Night Magic Commander tournament. This weekly event welcomes players of all ages. Entry is $10, with points and prize support guaranteed. For questions or more information, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005. Whether your strategy comes from Theros or Phyrexia, the game awaits.

Play Commander every other week. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. For more information, call the store at 916-331-9203.

Under the lights, the Friday Nights Live season concludes with VERTIGOGO, a Sacramento region band delivering an eclectic rock set that reaches from the 1960s to today. Expect crowd-pleasing classics along with a few unexpected tunes that keep the energy up from start to finish. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating, pick up dinner, dessert, or drinks from on-site restaurants, and enjoy a final night outdoors under the Roseville sky. Please note that alcoholic beverages must remain within restaurant dining patios.

Experience an evening of line dancing and country music at Opera House Saloon. Lessons are available when doors open, followed by a performance from the Locked and Loaded Band.

Rock With You brings a high-energy concert tribute to Michael Jackson to the Harris Center for the Arts in Folsom, CA. The production blends the thrill of his legendary live shows with the voice and soul that defined his music, powered by a ten piece band performing arrangements that stay true to the originals. The program includes the Thriller album played from beginning to end, plus more fan favorites. Two MJ tribute performers share the spotlight, with one singing entirely live and the other capturing the signature look and moves, creating a unique pairing on the same stage. Audiences are often heard calling out his name as the show channels both sides of what made his concerts unforgettable. Focused on restoring the heart of the tribute and rekindling his impact, this live experience offers a comprehensive celebration of the King of Pop. Tickets are on sale.

Get the weekend started with Friday night karaoke at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge. Take the stage with experienced KJs running the show, belt out your favorite songs, and hit the dance floor between performances. The venue is set up for fun, offering surround-sound audio, thirteen HD widescreen TVs, quality pool tables, and electronic games. Karaoke is featured on multiple nights each week, creating a lively atmosphere for singers and spectators alike.

Canabliss headlines a live night at The Rink Studios, with support from Jalaya and Dirty D, plus a back to back set from 222 and BUDA.

Cars & Coffee brings together car enthusiasts from El Dorado Hills, Folsom, and nearby foothill communities for a relaxed, family friendly meetup in the parking lot near Regal Cinemas at El Dorado Hills Town Center. Enjoy coffee provided by The Mimosa House, sample pastries, and explore an eclectic mix of vehicles ranging from vintage icons and high end exotics to modern builds. Please roll in slowly to help keep noise down and be mindful of neighbors. Car photographers are welcome, and posts tagged @edhtowncenter and @carsandcoffeefolsomedh may be featured on social channels. Supported by Cars & Coffee Folsom EDH, Marvelous Tint Solutions, and additional local partners, this community focused gathering offers an easy way to connect with fellow car lovers, hang out with friends, and bring your dog along.

Yasss Tacos LLC is confirmed to return to the Move With MADD event this year after proving very popular last year. Registration is currently open.

This flea market offers vendor spaces for $15 each. Setup can begin as soon as there is enough daylight, and outside spaces are not assigned. Pop-ups and hats are recommended, and the event is weather dependent. For additional questions, call the Grange.

Now in its 16th year, this 111 mile ride brings the community together to support veterans and first responders. Registration helps fund mental health resources, increase awareness of PTSD and PTSI, and advance suicide prevention for people who have served and protected their communities. The day offers a well-organized ride and a welcoming atmosphere throughout, with breakfast and coffee, raffle prizes, a BBQ lunch, and time to connect around the shared mission. Options include riding with a group, bringing a co-rider, or participating as a non-rider supporter.

Experience a two-day indoor thrifting event inside the Roebbelen Center at The Grounds in Roseville. Browse offerings from people clearing out their closets alongside curated vintage vendors, all under one roof. Mimosas are available as you hunt for unique finds, and a free bag hold service keeps your hands free for easier shopping. The focus is on giving quality pieces a new life and keeping them out of landfills. This event is scheduled for one weekend only.

Experience a welcoming community farmers market filled with fresh, locally grown produce, delicious prepared and hot foods, and unique creations from craft vendors. Enjoy live music along with kids activities offered each week, and explore a community corner that showcases local businesses, chef demonstrations, and more. The market happens rain or shine and is set next to Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

Recognized as the original market in the Living Smart family, this established, community-focused farmers market at Sunrise Mall brings together a devoted group of local growers who return each week with peak-season harvests. Expect sun-ripened strawberries, crisp celery, vine ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, fresh herbs, and more, all grown by farmers who know their fields well. It is more than a quick stop for produce. Meeting the people behind the food and counting on steady quality make everyday staples taste their best. With roomy aisles, a welcoming atmosphere, and a mix of longtime vendors and seasonal favorites, it has become a weekly tradition and a true community hub. Whether stocking up for the week, planning brunch, or seeking that perfectly sweet berry, this market shows why it sparked the Living Smart legacy and why it remains a favorite.

Local artisans and makers gather to showcase creativity and community spirit, offering a curated array of handmade goods. Find distinctive, handcrafted pieces for gifts or personal use while supporting community talent, all within a cheerful indoor marketplace suited to friends and families. Please use the west side entrance to the church. Vendors should note that the only authorized sign-up is artasylum.2023(at)gmail.com and any other invitations or contacts are not legitimate.

This one-day clinic offers gentle, anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats to freshen breath and leave teeth looking clean, typically finished in under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required. Appointment slots are limited, and additional details can be found under Get Tickets.

At Pine Creek Shopping Center, the Grass Valley Farmers Market brings together growers and makers with farm-fresh produce, baked treats, and distinctive handmade goods. The market operates in two spots within the center, with Saturdays set up outside JCPenney and Tuesdays located near Raley's. Visitors can explore seasonal foods and crafts while supporting local vendors.

At Bliss Marketplace in Rancho Cordova, the Fall Peddler Fair gathers more than thirty vendors showcasing vintage finds and handcrafted goods. Explore art, jewelry, home accents, and apparel, then grab a bite from on-site food trucks. The focus is on uplifting local makers and small businesses, and both entry and parking are free, making it an easy way to shop, eat, and connect with the creative community.

Black Hikers Explore Sacramento brings the community together at William B Pond Recreation Area for the second annual walk dedicated to suicide awareness and mental health. More than a simple outing, it aims to remember those who have been lost, support people who are facing challenges, and affirm that no one is alone. The plan includes a calm, purposeful walk to shine a light on the cause and offer hope, messages of encouragement and healing from community speakers, and space for reflection, unity, and compassion.

At the El Dorado Hills Town Center’s Marshall Amphitheater, the Town Center Certified Farmer’s Market EDH brings together local certified farmers, makers, bakers, and small businesses offering fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, flowers, gifts, and more. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with neighbors connecting, children enjoying the scene, and music setting a cheerful tone. It is a convenient place to stock up on weekly groceries, catch up with friends over coffee, and support local vendors. Attendees may want to bring a market basket and wear comfortable walking shoes. Sponsored by Marshall Medical Center.

The Grass Valley Nordic Fest returns with a day celebrating Scandinavian culture at Banner Grange #627, featuring Viking reenactors, vendors, music, food, and activities for kids. Admission is $10 per person or $15 for two people, and children 12 and under are free.

Celebrating its 20th year, the Folsom Family Expo takes place at @gopalladio. Presented by Style Readers Media, publishers of @stylemagfedhs and @stylemags, it is billed as the family event of the year.

At Gallery at 48 Natoma, explore a you-pick style pumpkin patch made entirely of glass. Stroll through a display featuring more than 7,000 handblown, autumn themed pieces, from pumpkins and acorns to ghosts, apples, and flowers, all arranged in a classic patch setting. Each item is crafted by local glassblowers, so every piece is one of a kind. The work reflects an age-old craft practiced year round, with artists shaping molten glass with care and precision. With a wide range of colors, sizes, and prices, there are options for every taste. Live glassblowing demonstrations take place every 30 minutes, offering a close look at 2,200 degree glass as it becomes art. Admission is free, parking is free, popcorn is complimentary, and the live demos are included at no cost. Wisegal Coffee will be on site along with additional offerings. This Folsom tradition welcomes families and friends to browse, celebrate the season, and make lasting autumn memories. Whether expanding a collection or starting a new tradition with a glass pumpkin meant to last for years, the experience highlights color, creativity, and craftsmanship. Hosted by 2BGlass.

Enjoy a relaxed, mom-friendly walk and run centered on movement, fresh air, and community. This free gathering welcomes every pace and experience level, and it is perfectly fine to walk the entire time. The group starts from Plaza Park in the Village and heads toward the American River Trail along the adjacent road, offering plenty of room for strollers and easy conversation. Expect a gentle walking warmup, then intervals of 10 rounds at 3 minutes walking and 1 minute running with plans to progress toward 2 minutes running and 2 minutes walking, followed by a walking cooldown. It is okay to arrive late, turn back early, or adjust the effort as needed, with no pressure and no pace goals. Moms, beginners, walkers, runners, kids, and strollers are all welcome. An optional coffee hang follows. For everyone’s safety, please complete the one-time digital liability waiver before attending.

Discover the stories behind East Lawn Memorial Park on a free tour that highlights its origins and the people connected to it. Established in 1904 by Louis Breuner, son of John Breuner of Breuner’s Furniture, the site includes a main building with a five story tower in the Art Deco style dating to 1926. Along the way, hear about those laid to rest here, from Sacramento pioneers and developers to politicians, brewers, bankers, and others who helped shape the region. Indoor and outdoor tour options are available. To RSVP, call 916-732-2000.

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.

Celebrate National Coming Out Day at a daytime gathering that brings LGBTQ+ community members and allies together for connection and empowerment. The event features performances by talented LGBTQ+ artists from Sacramento, along with information and support related to safer sex, harm reduction, mental health, and gender affirming care. Attendees can also support local LGBTQ+ businesses while browsing goods from vendors, artisans, and creators. The goal is to foster a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels seen, supported, and celebrated.

Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen, founders of You Are Here, partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at Old Soul Co. (40 Acres). The showcase features artist Jack Kaos.

A group of young musicians brings hot club music to the patio in the tradition of Django Reinhardt. Lively rhythms and classic swing set an upbeat tone for an open-air performance.

You Are Here cofounders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at Old Soul Co. (The Alley) in Sacramento. This edition highlights the work of artists Billie Dale and Matt Rivers.

At General Gomez ARTS, Placer Community Theater presents a new storytelling festival celebrating tales that surprise, amuse, and linger after the lights go down. The Golden Thread brings together workshops, a Liar’s Contest, open telling, and featured storytellers for one shared afternoon and evening. Tickets will be available soon. Listen, laugh, and discover the common thread running through every story.

Step into the golden age of radio with a live, in-costume production that blends classic programs and lively tunes from the 1940s and 1950s. Onstage performers bring beloved stories to life while a Foley artist creates every footstep, door creak, and thunderclap in real time, and the cast fills the theatre with period songs. Every show offers a fresh mix of scripts and vintage commercials, drawing inspiration from favorites such as Our Miss Brooks, The Bickersons, Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee and Molly, and My Friend Irma. Tickets are available for $13 online or $10 at the door.

An annual Halloween celebration returns to Downtown Roseville at Go Downtown Roseville, featuring more than 120 vendors, treats, costumes, and plenty of spooky season fun.

A single-evening celebration of all things Halloween transforms Vernon Street Town Square in Roseville into a spooky night market. Now in its third year, the event features illuminated pumpkins, a spooky ambiance, and a lively street filled with Northern California makers, local businesses, food and sweets, curiosities, collectibles, and more. Visitors can shop small, discover one of a kind finds, and immerse themselves in the spirit of the season. Vendor spaces are open and filling quickly.

You Are Here founders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen partner with Old Soul Co. to present an exclusive art showcase for the public. This Weatherstone edition features artists Lu Young and Khadijah Noble.

Sacramento Republic FC hosts Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC in a Western Conference clash at Heart Health Park in Sacramento, formerly Papa Murphy’s Park. Small details could decide the day, including set pieces, late runs, and choices by the keeper. The setting puts supporters close to the action, with a clear view of the tactical shifts that unfold from kickoff to the final whistle.

Marking Fiji's 56 years of independence, this Fijian Cultural Night takes place at Summer Palace. The evening begins with cocktails and light bites alongside time to mingle, followed by a flag presentation and a formal welcome. Remarks lead into a program of performances celebrating culture, and the night concludes with dinner and dancing.

Old Soles deliver a spirited blend of Irish and Appalachian music, laced with a touch of irreverent humor. This duo focuses on energetic fiddle tunes and folk songs drawn from near and far. The setting is Fox & Goose, a longstanding Sacramento pub and music venue with more than five decades of history, offering an atmosphere reminiscent of English and Celtic neighborhood pubs where a pint, good conversation, and live entertainment come together. Pair the performance with classics like fish and chips, Cornish pasties, or the Niman Ranch Shepherd's Pie for a full experience.

Slightly Stoopid brings the Cali Road Trippin' 2026 tour to The Venue at Thunder Valley with The Elovaters and Denm. Founded by Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald, the group has built a career on independence and a do-it-yourself spirit, blending rock, reggae and punk with West Coast flair and upbeat, party-minded energy. They were mentored by Bradley Nowell of Sublime and have grown their live presence across the United States and abroad with sold-out headlining shows and appearances at major festivals such as Coachella, Lollapalooza, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Austin City Limits, Outside Lands and Cali Vibes. The band launched Stoopid Records, home to the platinum single Closer To The Sun and the gold-certified tracks 2am and Collie Man. Their catalog includes Billboard-charting albums and more than a million physical sales. Collaborations span a wide range of artists, including Snoop Dogg, Bob Weir, Stephen Marley, Cypress Hill, G-Love, Barrington Levy, Chali2na, Karl Denson of the Rolling Stones, Don Carlos of Black Uhuru and Rashawn Ross of Dave Matthews Band. They also curate the annual Closer to the Sun destination festival in Mexico, which has sold out for ten consecutive years. Originating in Ocean Beach, California, their sound and culture continue to connect with fans around the world. Ticket prices are $154.95, $124.95, $94.95, $69.95 and $44.95, plus taxes and fees. For everyone’s safety, all guests will pass through a security metal detector before receiving tickets and may be subject to additional screenings. Bags, purses, backpacks and similar items are subject to search. For details on what can be brought in, check the Entertainment page for the venue’s bag policy.

Ashley Cooke brings The Baby Blues Tour to Ace Of Spades for an all ages concert. Re-entry is not permitted. Schedules and supporting acts may change without notice or refund. Tickets bought through unauthorized third party sellers cannot be verified by the box office, and any scan issues must be handled with the seller. Information on accessible seating, accommodations and venue access can be found in the Accessible Tickets section. The venue is cashless, accepting payment by card and mobile. Presales include Artist Presale and VIP, Spotify Presale and Live Nation Presale, with a public onsale as well.

A special double bill brings together Sacramento artists Hattie Craven and Solabel, uniting intimate songwriting with fearless musical imagination. Hattie Craven offers emotive lyrics paired with rich, flowing melodies, while Solabel delivers a cross-genre sound powered by compelling rhythms. Their shared set creates a distinctive live experience that highlights creativity and a strong sense of community.

Explore a vibrant farmers market at Maidu Regional Park with a friendly neighborhood feel. Find seasonal produce, eggs, honey, and herbs, along with artisan bites, baked goods, jams, and other specialty treats. Food trucks and ready-to-enjoy meals are available, and you can take home fresh flowers, plants, and nursery selections. Live music creates a relaxed setting for visitors of all ages, and parking is free.

Set in the heart of Mahany Park, the Mahany Park Farmers Market brings together farm-fresh produce, artisan foods, handcrafted goods, and small local businesses in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Visitors can stock up on seasonal fruits and vegetables, enjoy something to eat, and discover unique creations from local makers. Live music and open space for kids contribute to a welcoming community atmosphere, turning a simple shopping trip into a weekly tradition. The market highlights fresh, local offerings and the people who grow and create them.

Lincoln can look forward to a lobster roll truck with flexible ordering options. Contactless orders are available through a mobile app, and walk-up orders are always accepted at the truck window. Payment is accepted with all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. App users can order ahead for same-day events and head to the pickup window at their designated time. Mobile ordering typically opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous event has finished. Orders placed through the app earn loyalty points toward free food, and guests can also scan an app loyalty card at checkout. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, on-site ordering remains available at the truck.

A 5Rhythms dance session at The Auditorium at CLARA in Sacramento offers a space to breathe, move, and let go while connecting with a welcoming community. The practice, created by Gabrielle Roth and embraced worldwide, weaves philosophy, creative expression, and dynamic movement to turn experience into awareness and action, and to foster a supportive environment for growth. Expect energizing music and a smooth wood floor, with warm-up music before the first wave and a closing circle at the end. There are usually two waves. Attendees typically wear clothing they can move in, and bare feet are encouraged. Classes are led by Certified 5Rhythms teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional visiting teachers. Parking is available in the lot or on nearby streets. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Pricing options include a single class drop-in for $25, a 10-class card for $225, and a first-time 3-class pass for $50.

A relaxed miniature painting meetup welcomes all skill levels. Entry includes paints, brushes, and other supplies, and attendees may bring their own if they prefer. Miniatures are not included. Participants who sign up receive 10% off one miniature from the retail space to use at the paint party, and this discount does not stack with the member discount. It is a friendly opportunity to paint, hang out, and get creative with the GGC community.

Prospective adopters can meet a variety of rescue dogs at Petco - Sacramento and find a great match for their households. Friendly pups will be on site and ready to become part of new families. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be scheduled to meet a specific dog so the rescue can reserve that pup for the event. Every dog is adopted with health records and has received comprehensive care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are considered a partially tax-deductible donation that supports the charity’s care for more than 500 dogs. For details or to arrange an appointment, call or text 888-508-8943.

A relaxed jam takes place at the Bike Dog East Sac taproom as the season shifts toward the holidays. New participants can review the about section on the main page for more information.

An Open Open Mic is taking place in Lincoln, California.

RiftBound: Nexus Night is for anyone curious about RiftBound or preparing a deck for an upcoming Skirmish. All participants receive a pack, and players who complete all three games also earn a Promo.

Relax with casual commander games alongside Game Kastle Sacramento. Everyone is welcome to sit down for friendly matchups with friends and fellow players in a laid back setting.

Fans of the MY LITTLE PONY Card Game can connect at a friendly Cutie Mark Card Club meetup that welcomes all ages. Expect a relaxed space to learn the newest version of the game, play matches, trade cards, and meet fellow enthusiasts. Bringing a favorite deck and trade binder is encouraged, but it is not required, since starter decks are available for teaching on a first come basis. The schedule features a learn-to-play session, a Swiss-style tournament with three rounds decided in a single game, and time set aside for casual play and trading, with prize distribution while supplies last. Every participant receives a Pony Day Promo Pack. A raffle at the end of the tournament awards one Pony Day Promo Prize, and the winner may choose card sleeves, a card album, or a playmat. Tournament awards include first place with $10 in store credit plus a Discord!!! Promo Pack, second place with a Discord!!! Promo Pack and a Pony Day Promo Pack, and third place with a Pony Day Promo Pack. Attendees of all ages are welcome, and players younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Quarry Park Amphitheater teams up with Harlows Night club to present Last Dinosaurs live at the amphitheater. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Matt Rife’s Stay Golden World Tour arrives at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA. This stop brings the headlining performer to the arena stage.

Matt Rife’s Stay Golden World Tour comes to Golden 1 Center. Professional filming, audio capture, and photography will take place, and entering the venue signifies consent for the use of audience images and recordings for promotional or commercial purposes. For any questions about recording or photography, speak with venue staff. Ticket access includes a public onsale, multiple presales such as Artist, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and VIP packages, along with a Citi Cardmember Preferred option.

Experience Matt Rife live at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California.

Monthly bingo at the Senior Center offers free entry and play for all participants. Complimentary refreshments are available, and winners receive prizes. Expect a friendly atmosphere with plenty of laughs and a chance to enjoy the company of fellow attendees.

The Roseville Genealogical Society holds a speaker meeting at the Maidu Community Center. Organized by the society, this event focuses on genealogy and features a speaker presentation.

A social gathering for 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied young adults ages 18 to 29 from the Tri-County area takes place at Tri-County Diversity. The event offers a welcoming space to connect with peers through activities such as peer support, games, music, and arts and crafts, with light refreshments available. It provides an easy way to relax, meet new people, and enjoy community connection.

A welcoming social gathering at Tri-County Diversity created by and serving LGBTQIA+ adults ages 50 and older. Connect with others in a relaxed setting through casual activities such as peer support conversations, board and card games, and music, with light refreshments available. It is a friendly space to build community, share experiences, and enjoy time together. Allies and veterans are also welcome to attend.

The Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District Board of Directors offers meetings with both in-person and virtual attendance options. Agendas for regular meetings are posted in the district’s agenda center no later than 72 hours before each session. Participants can take part online via Zoom or by phone, and a short tutorial video is available to help those new to Zoom.

Juanes brings a high energy concert to Hard Rock Live Sacramento in Wheatland, showcasing his signature blend of rock and Latin rhythms. The Grammy and multiple Latin Grammy winning artist performs favorites like A Dios Le Pido, La Camisa Negra, and Me Enamora, highlighting powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics. This performance features a widely influential voice in Latin music live in Wheatland.

Across pub traditions, people gather for conversation and camaraderie. In Sacramento, that spirit comes to life at SVR’s Porsches & Pints, a relaxed monthly meet-up for Porsche owners and anyone simply interested in the marque. The gathering rotates among regional craft breweries, offering an easygoing setting to talk cars, trade technical tips, admire Porsches, and unwind together. It provides a welcoming space to catch up with familiar faces and make new connections.

Matt Rainey delivers a hard-hitting, soulful take on blues rooted in Northern California. A two-time Sacramento Area Music Award recipient for Outstanding Blues, he blends deep roots with high-energy performances, appearing at more than 200 shows each year alongside an all-star band.

A focused, in-person coworking day brings together women who want to make real progress in an inspiring setting. Organized by The Beauty Boost Sacramento and Frequency Coworking and Events, it centers on building momentum, connection, and accountability while you work. Highlights include energizing talks, a goal-setting session led by The Beauty Boost, accountability check-ins, and time to connect, share areas for growth, and gather feedback or advice. Follow the guided structure or set your own pace with a flexible day pass. The experience is designed to leave attendees feeling empowered, healthy, and beautiful in line with The Beauty Boost mission. It welcomes entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, students, and mothers, as well as anyone seeking fresh inspiration. Bring a laptop and the work you want to tackle, along with your essentials and favorite beverages, plus a positive, upbeat mindset. Use the time to focus, network, create content, and enjoy the energy of a new environment. After the guided portion, access to the coworking space continues for the remainder of the day with the freedom to come and go. If the team from The Beauty Boost is unavailable to lead, the coworking day pass still provides full access to the space for self-directed work, either solo or alongside other women.

A relaxed potluck and game day for senior adults that brings people together for shared meals, favorite board or card games, and friendly conversation. Participants bring a dish to share and are encouraged to bring the games they enjoy. The focus is on a warm atmosphere, lighthearted competition, and meaningful fellowship.

Silver Lining Circle is a monthly activity group for widows that encourages staying active, connected, and engaged. Everyone meets at the Woman’s Club of Lincoln clubhouse before heading to a planned group activity, with carpools available when needed. Membership in the Woman’s Club is not required to participate. Activity details are shared on Facebook, or contact Mandie Van Buren at 931-220-1936 for more information.

Presented by the River Park Neighborhood Association and SactoMoFo, this Food Truck Mania gathering showcases Northern California food trucks in a welcoming, family friendly setting. It brings the community together through shared meals and easygoing fun. Participating vendors follow high health standards and offer online ordering to support a smooth, contactless experience.

Fallrise takes the stage at Goldfield Roseville alongside special guests Sindria, Waves Of Distortion, Wake The Beast, and Dark Signal for a live performance.

At Rocklin Quarry Park, Evenings in the Park brings live music, artisan vendors, and the inviting aromas of food trucks to a lively outdoor setting. Activities include an interactive community art project, a bubble station, a colorful chalk walk, lawn games, and bounce houses for children. As night falls, a free outdoor screening of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie offers a shared cinematic moment beneath the open sky.

Dusty Slay brings The Neighborhood Guy tour to Channel 24 in Sacramento. An Another Planet Entertainment presale is available with the password birthday, and presale tickets are available online only. A general on sale will also be offered.

At Roseville Theatre Arts Academy, a mainstage production of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach brings the beloved story to life as a family-friendly musical. The show features songs by the Tony Award–nominated team Pasek and Paul, known for Dogfight and A Christmas Story the Musical, with a book by Timothy Allen McDonald, whose works include Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka and The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley. Under the direction of Colton Archey, with choreography by Jerald Bolden and music direction by Jennifer Vaughn, the adventure follows James, sent by his scheming aunts to cut down an old fruit tree, who discovers a magical potion that creates a giant peach and sends him on a sweeping journey. Inside the peach he befriends larger-than-life insect companions, and together they confront the ocean, hunger, sharks, and their own disagreements. Through quick thinking and teamwork, they forge a makeshift family, leading to an unexpected landing atop the Empire State Building.

Celebrating its 24th year, Tour de Lincoln is a community focused cycling event that benefits the community via the Rotary Club of Lincoln. Riders travel the scenic back roads of Lincoln and South Placer County with route choices for every ability, including a 10K, metric quarter century, metric half century, and metric century. The day includes a continental breakfast, well stocked rest stops, SAG and mechanical assistance along the routes, and a post ride barbecue lunch with beer and wine. Family friendly activities at McBean Park create a welcoming experience for seasoned cyclists and newcomers alike.

Miles for Hope in Roseville brings the community together at Maidu Regional Park to raise funds for Hope Mommies. Participants can choose a 10k, a 5k, or a children’s fun run, all supporting a 501(c)(3) organization that serves families after pregnancy or infant loss. In addition to the races, attendees can enjoy food trucks from the area, vendor tables, a raffle, an inflatable bounce house, and other activities. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including a Title Sponsor. Those who are not local can still take part through nationwide participation options.

Gain insight into the benefits of cover crops at a Learning Garden workshop in the 2026 Spring Series. The session explores how using cover crops can support a healthy, resilient garden. Location is the UC Master Gardener Learning Garden at the Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds, Gate 7.

Celebrate the spooky season with a playful costume showcase for dogs and their humans. Contestants show off creative outfits in a judged contest, with prizes for the top three costumes, then keep the fun going with a parade through the center. Registration is required for those entering the costume show and space is limited. Spectators do not need to register and are encouraged to dress up, too. For everyone’s safety, all dogs must remain on leash at all times, be non-reactive, and be comfortable around other dogs and people. This event takes place rain or shine.

Hosted by AllStars916, the Lowlympics Trunk or Treat brings together automotive enthusiasts of all kinds. Every type of vehicle and build is invited to take part, whether arriving solo or with a car club. More than 100 medallions will be presented across a range of categories. The atmosphere is family friendly, welcoming children and adults of all ages.

Explore a preview of the Placer Artists Tour at Blue Line Gallery in Roseville, where a single work from every participating artist, school, and gallery is displayed together. This annual showcase kicks off the Tour and provides an easy way to pick up a guidebook and plan which artists to visit. Admission is free during regular gallery hours. A gala reception will include appetizers, beverages, and live music from members of the Auburn Symphony, and many artists will be available to discuss their work. The event connects visitors with the local art community and helps them prepare for the Tour.

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Market season kicks off with a celebration of 20 years of Global Local. This community-focused gathering features music and culture, with a curated lineup of local vendors offering handcrafted goods, vintage finds, art, and food. It is a welcoming opportunity to support small businesses while exploring a newly upgraded space and a new back patio.

Connect with new people in a relaxed, low pressure setting at this monthly Solo & Social game night, where conversation and friendships grow over play. A dedicated area and a welcoming host help get things started, with a mix of social icebreakers, quick to learn titles, and party favorites that make it easy to join a table. Expect a friendly atmosphere for game lovers who want to mingle and share some laughs, and maybe even find a group to continue into a D&D campaign later. An optional themed trivia segment is included with the ticket, offering a chance to team up and test knowledge. Space is limited, so advance sign up is recommended.

The Rush Tribute Project takes the stage at Crest Sacramento in Sacramento, CA for a live tribute performance. This is an all ages event with reserved seating. Tickets can be purchased online, and additional information about the artists is available.

Old Town Auburn’s ghost tour returns with an expanded experience at the Auburn Courthouse. Over the course of two hours, this walking event visits 10 immersive stops that blend theatrical storytelling with local history supported by the Placer County Archives and Docent Guild. Expect tales of Alma Bell, the Fire Queen, and Adolf Weber, plus new apparitions added this year, as the gold rush past and its lingering legends are brought to life along the town’s streets. Tickets are $40, and capacity is limited to 250 per night. All proceeds benefit local nonprofits.

Enjoy a welcoming session for all ages that introduces foundational yoga poses and simple flow sequences. The format is family friendly and keeps the movements approachable for newcomers. Presented by YogaSix.

Cars n Coffee returns to Milagro for a relaxed meet where enthusiasts can share their passion over coffee and conversation. It is free to attend and open to every kind of vehicle, from trucks and bikes to cars. The gathering will proceed rain or shine. Attendees are reminded to show respect for the host and the Sac Sheriff.

Celebrate the season with a welcoming day of shopping and festive fun featuring handcrafted goods from local artisans and makers. Browse one of a kind gifts, home decor, jewelry, candles, soaps, and more while enjoying fall flavors like baked treats, hot cider, and Apple Orchard Pizza. Settle in with acoustic music and a glass of wine as you spend unhurried time with family and friends. Whether checking off gift lists or refreshing your home for autumn, this gathering offers a warm way to shop, savor, and celebrate together. Admission is $5.

At the California Automobile Museum, visitors can enjoy a complimentary ride with paid museum admission in one of the museum’s beautifully maintained classics. The experience heads through downtown Sacramento, offering a hands-on way to connect with automotive history. The vehicle may vary, from an Army Jeep from 1943 to a 1951 Ford Crestliner and more. No reservations are required. Please note that child car seats cannot be accommodated. Rides are canceled if it rains.

This performance welcomes attendees of all ages, and there is no reentry once you leave. Lineups and scheduling may change without prior notice, and refunds will not be issued for those adjustments. The box office cannot validate tickets bought through unofficial third party sellers, so any scan issues or purchase concerns must be handled directly with that outlet. A dedicated seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations, with space for up to two people per party. Because ADA seating is limited, request a reservation soon after buying a General Admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com with your show information. The venue operates cashless and accepts payment by card and mobile pay.

A new writing group welcomes anyone with stories to tell. Participants can look forward to monthly prompts, quiet time to write, and opportunities to share. The focus is on capturing life stories and family history or preparing material for book writing services such as StoryWorth or Memowrite. Bring your memories along with a pen and a notebook. For participation details, contact Linda Vose at (925)216-811.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to Trinity Life Center in Sacramento. This concert celebrates a quarter century of his landmark Speechless album, performed from start to finish with favorites like Dive, Be Still and Know, Fingerprints of God, and the title track, along with additional hits and a few surprises. The tour is in its final run and is reaching more cities before it wraps up. A schedule is planned, subject to change, with separate entry windows for VIP, early entry, and general admission, followed by the start of the program. For attendee protection, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages. Purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed and may prevent receipt of updates or assistance, so use the official ticketing outlet for this event.

Wendelin Van Draanen, an award-winning author, visits Sutter County Library in Yuba City to present “Books Building Bridges Around the World.” She will talk about her work, including Flipped and Ghosted, and will hold an author signing after the presentation.

A relaxed gathering for queer makers to create together, featuring knitting, crochet, embroidery, beading, and more. Participants may bring a work in progress or start something new with TCD's supplies. Beginners and seasoned crafters are equally welcome, with an emphasis on sharing techniques and learning from one another.

Doja Cat performs live at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA.

Designed for 2SLGBTQIA+ young people and allies ages 12 to 18, this meet-up offers a welcoming space to foster pride, explore LGBTQ+ history and culture, and collaborate on planning youth-led activities. There is also time to socialize over pizza with soft drinks. The gathering takes place in the banquet room of Round Table Pizza. Refreshments are provided.

Mike Freund brings a solo acoustic set to 36 Handles, featuring a blend of classic and Southern rock, blues, country favorites, and original songs. Expect a laid-back setting where live music pairs easily with dinner or drinks. This performance is part of an ongoing residency at the venue.

Kellen Erskine returns to Punch Line Sacramento with an all new hour, bringing a fresh performance to Sacramento, CA.

Enjoy a relaxed morning at Lincoln Crossing Clubhouse with hosts Mandie VanBuren, Rachel Wesp, and Kristen Misamore. Savor coffee and fresh pastries from Rebel Hen while joining conversations on timely topics created to inform and empower women in Lincoln. Come for the caffeine and treats, leave informed and inspired. For details, contact Mandie VanBuren at 931-220-1936.

Non-anesthetic dental cleanings for both dogs and cats are available at Ben's Barketplace Citrus Heights. Each session is designed to take less than an hour and focuses on cleaner teeth and fresher breath. A veterinary screening or exam is required. This is a one-day offering with limited appointments, and additional details can be found through the Get Tickets option.

A two day expo celebrating stamping and scrapbooking will be held at Cal Expo, with the event set in Halls A and B.

Yuba City’s dance floors come alive with square and round dancing. Attendees can browse the clothes closet and place bids for a chance to win gift boxes prepared by volunteers.

Tri-County Diversity hosts a recurring trivia night in a family friendly setting. All minors must be accompanied by an adult parent or guardian.

SSM Nashville recording artist Cynthia performs with her band for an evening of modern country and original songs.

Modest Mouse brings a live show to Channel 24 in Sacramento. Another Planet Entertainment will offer a presale with the password birthday, followed by a general on sale. Presale tickets are available online only.

PowerHouse sets the scene for a Halloween costume party that celebrates bold creativity and high-energy dancing. Attendees are encouraged to wear their wildest outfits and keep the party going late into the night.

Hosted by the Sacramento State Aquatic Center on Lake Natoma, this rowing regatta welcomes high school, college, and master programs. Athletes from these groups come together to compete on the water.

Free food will be available at Ella Elementary in Olivehurst for those in need. No ID or proof of income is required. Distribution will continue while supplies last.

Winterfaire 2026 brings a curated showcase of high quality handcrafted goods to the Grass Valley Fairgrounds in Grass Valley. Browse artisan creations, enjoy food trucks, and take part in drawings and more. Admission is $2.

Empire Ranch Golf Course hosts a year-end scramble-format tournament featuring lunch and a raffle. Entry is $98.

Treat your pet to non-anesthetic dental cleanings for both dogs and cats. Sessions are completed in under an hour to help promote clean teeth and fresher breath. A veterinary screening and exam are required. This is a one day event with a limited number of appointments, so check the ticketing section for full details.

Bikes, Boos & Bites brings a Halloween-themed celebration to Harley-Davidson of Sacramento. Spooky touches fill the dealership while a food truck serves up bites and raffle drawings offer prizes, creating a lively, festive atmosphere for visitors.

Experience Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in Concert at the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center in Sacramento. The Triwizard Tournament unfolds at Hogwarts on the big screen in high definition as a live symphony orchestra performs Patrick Doyle’s score, combining the film with live music.

A playful art game workshop that blends creativity with chance. Begin with a blank canvas, then, round by round, draw cards that direct the next move, whether that means reaching for a particular supply, following a quirky prompt, trying a new technique, or even trading canvases with another participant. Every canvas follows its own path, and everyone leaves with a finished piece that may be beautiful, wonderfully wild, or delightfully odd... the cards decide. No prior art experience is required, only a spirit of play. Registration also includes all-day access to a game room featuring more than 1,200 board and card titles, providing plenty of time to explore and play beyond the session.

Blue Line Arts presents a special preview of the Placer Artists Tour, showcasing a single piece from every participating artist, gallery, and school in one exhibition. It offers a helpful starting point for the Tour, with guidebooks available so visitors can plan which artists to see. Many artists will be present to discuss their work and chat with attendees. Appetizers, beverages, and live music will be available at a gala reception, with a suggested donation of $10.

Returning with an expanded experience, this Old Town Auburn ghost tour explores one of California’s earliest Gold Rush communities through documented stories and local lore. Over roughly two hours, a guided walk includes ten locations where dramatic storytellers bring the past to life with eerie moments along the way. The narrative highlights figures such as Alma Bell, the Fire Queen, and Adolf Weber, with new characters introduced this year. Grounded in research from the Placer County Archives and Docent Guild, the route moves through shadowy streets where local history and lingering legends converge. This is a ticketed experience, and all proceeds support local nonprofits.

Shaboozey brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to Channel 24 in Sacramento, with an opening set from Angel White. An Another Planet Entertainment presale is available using the password birthday, and presale tickets can be purchased online only. A general on sale will also be offered.

Hosted by the Sac State Placer Alumni Chapter, this annual Topgolf Tournament welcomes participants of every background and skill level to Topgolf Roseville. Friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors can take part, offering a relaxed chance to reconnect with fellow Hornets and meet new people. A portion of every dollar benefits scholarships for Sacramento State students from Placer County. Celebrate Hornet pride while enjoying friendly competition and time together.

An evening centered on connecting, reflecting, and setting intentions within a circle attuned to the moon’s rhythms. Participants are invited to bring crystals, personal sacred tools, or other meaningful items to place on a collective altar as a ceremonial space is created. The gathering includes meditation, intention setting, and shared wisdom that supports both individual and community journeys. All experience levels are welcome. Admission is $20 per person, with optional supplies available for purchase if needed.

Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with a delicious meal and dessert, paired with a thoughtfully planned program and theme. This gathering is presented by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports the community and preserves a historic clubhouse that is over 100 years old. Discover what the organization is all about in a friendly setting.

The Psychedelic Furs, pioneers of post-punk, take the stage at Quarry Park Amphitheatre with the unmistakable sound that has defined their legacy, offering a performance that highlights their signature style.

Todd Morgan, a Sacramento favorite, takes the spotlight in a solo performance that highlights his range as a singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and producer. Known from Todd Morgan & the Emblems, he shifts from bandleader to a one-artist show that puts the focus on intimate musicianship. The set weaves together pop, rock, soul, and early rock ’n’ roll, delivered with lively energy and a classic touch. With albums such as Sweet Pretender and many appearances at local festivals and venues, he remains a vital presence in the Sacramento music scene. This is an up close experience with the artist and his songs.

Uncovered performs acoustic renditions of well-known songs on Scribner Bend Vineyards' patio. Guests can enjoy award-winning wine and the relaxed vineyard ambiance while the group gives classic hits a fresh acoustic twist. It is a laid-back afternoon option for meeting up with friends or planning a casual daytime date.

Enjoy live music at The Station in Auburn.

Y&T takes the stage for a Halloween-themed show at Quarry Park Amphitheater. This newly announced event offers a seasonal celebration anchored by a performance from the band.

Skillet takes the stage at Hard Rock Live in Wheatland, California, in the Sacramento area.

Foreigner marks 50 years with a celebratory concert that spans five decades of hits, joined by southern rock favorites 38 Special. Expect arena anthems from Foreigner like Juke Box Hero, Cold as Ice, and Feels Like the First Time, alongside 38 Special staples such as Hold On Loosely, Caught Up in You, and Fantasy Girl. With ten multi-platinum albums and sixteen Top 30 singles, Foreigner continues to pack venues worldwide. This performance takes place at The Venue at Thunder Valley. Ticket tiers are available at $169.95, $139.95, $109.95, $79.95, and $49.95, plus taxes and fees. Attendees must be 21 or older, with ages 13 to 20 permitted only when accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. For safety, all guests will pass through a metal detector upon entry and may be subject to search, and bags and personal items are subject to inspection. Re-entry can require an additional screening. For details on allowable bags, consult the venue’s bag policy on its website.

Action Coast Wrestling teams up with LogOff Brewing for an early Halloween celebration at the brewery in Rancho Cordova. The event marks the holiday a day ahead.

In a tucked-away Midtown Sacramento alley, this intentionally small car gathering keeps things calm and conversation forward. Expect about 20 to 30 thoughtfully built cars, plenty of shop talk, and a community of hands-on enthusiasts who value the journey as much as the machine. Families are welcome and egos are checked, with a focus on good vibes and real connection. Born from a quiet pilot that has taken root over the past year, it stays low-key by design rather than chasing attention. The alley setting keeps speeds in check, and a nearby parking deck means it continues rain or shine. Coffee from the roastery pairs with easy conversation, and the farmers market is a short walk away without the usual parking hassle. Respect for the venue is essential, as it is private property.

At Ben's Barketplace - Folsom, this one day clinic provides non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Each appointment focuses on fresher breath and cleaner teeth, typically taking under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required before treatment. Appointments are limited, and more information is available through the Get Tickets option.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly trick-or-treat experience in a safe setting. Children can come in costume and collect candy throughout the dealership, while adults enjoy the decorated showroom and festive Halloween atmosphere. Take photos, share the fun, and show off those creative costumes.

A Pokémon Cup open to participants of all ages. For more information, contact the store at 916-783-8005.

Southpointe Christian Center hosts the annual Trunk or Treat from Southpointe, a free, family-friendly celebration featuring candy, playful inflatables, a petting zoo, and food trucks on site serving items for purchase. New this year, the Feats of Strength Live Strongman Show brings high energy entertainment to the festivities. Suitable for all ages, this community gathering offers a safe and cheerful way to celebrate together.

Trunk or treat with twelve trunks, bounce houses, and family pictures set the scene. Free popcorn will be available. Sweet Soul Charcuterie will be on site, and a prayer tent will be available.

Unleashed powers a high-energy Halloween party at High Hand Brewery, featuring special guests on stage and a soundtrack built to keep the crowd dancing. Come in your creepiest, funniest, or boldest costume for a chance to win a prize in the contest. There is no cover charge.

Tom Jones brings his unmistakable voice to Hard Rock Live in Wheatland for an evening of pop-soul favorites and career-spanning highlights. The Welsh icon delivers signature showmanship and rich, soulful vocals, performing classics like "It's Not Unusual", "Delilah", and "She's a Lady". Expect a set that celebrates decades of hit songs and the enduring stage presence that has defined his live performances.

Tom Jones brings the Come Gather Round Tour to Hard Rock Live in Wheatland, California. This is a live concert from the artist.

On Halloween, The Yacht Rockers arrive aboard the Ghost Ship and roll out a collection of smooth favorites. Expect mellow, polished vibes that set an easy mood.

Celebrate Halloween with The Spazmatics at PowerHouse in Folsom, California. This bash features the band in a night dedicated to the holiday at the venue.

Celebrate Diwali by shopping with Chandni Boutique, featuring a fresh collection of sarees, lehengas, suits, and jewelry at wallet-friendly prices. Friends and families can explore festive styles and find pieces for the season. For more information, contact Shashi Sen at 916-259-9044.

An indoor market for First Sunday features live music, Bloody Marys, and BLTs available for the first time.

Jorge Medina takes the stage at Hard Rock Live for a live performance.

Created for 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied youth ages 12 to 18, this recurring social at Tri-County Diversity offers a welcoming space for peer connection, adult and leadership skill building, and exploration of LGBTQ+ culture and history. Participants collaborate to plan youth events, then enjoy time to socialize together. Refreshments are provided.

Experience three days of savings during a November sale featuring discounts on a wide range of supplements. Explore exclusive product demonstrations offered throughout the event. Select items include an extra 10 percent off to help maximize the savings.

Enjoy four days of storewide savings and new tastes. Take 10 percent off everything in-store while sampling the latest additions during special demonstrations. Explore something new, save on favorites, and make a regular shopping trip a little more delicious.

Circle of Light offers a calm, sacred gathering where hearts connect, energy moves, and healing begins. Lightworkers, practitioners, and other gifted healers come together to share healing light, spiritual wisdom, and a compassionate presence. Through meditation, energy work, Shamanic practices, and heartfelt connection, the circle nurtures renewal, balance, and inner peace. Participants hold space for one another so shared healing can take root. The cost is $10 per person.

As part of the Placer Artists Tour, the region’s largest annual art studio tour, this stop opens the Roseville Rock Rollers Gem and Mineral Society Lapidary Shop to the public over two weekends for an inside look at the craft of shaping stone. Attendees can observe cutting, grinding, and polishing in action, explore displays featuring cabochons, minerals, fossils, and handcrafted jewelry, and learn about earth science and the techniques behind lapidary work. Society members will be available to share information and answer questions throughout the event.

A candlelit tribute to Adele unfolds at the Aerospace Museum of California, featuring a Listeso string quartet from Sacramento performing her hits in an intimate setting. Across a 60 minute program, the ensemble interprets favorites such as Hello, Rumour Has It, Make You Feel My Love, Water Under the Bridge, Oh My God, Someone Like You, Send My Love, Chasing Pavements, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Easy On Me, and Rolling in the Deep. Doors open one hour before the performance, and late entry is not permitted. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Enjoy a thrilling musical journey through the iconic rock hits of the 70s and 80s that takes the audience from one hit to the next.

Opening night of 12 Angry Jurors features a student cast in a drama about deliberation and duty. Based on Reginald Rose's Emmy-winning television movie, the play follows twelve everyday people as they debate and decide the fate of a teenager accused of murder. Presented by Oak Ridge High School theatre students.

Diva Rox brings soaring vocals, razor-sharp musicianship, and high-voltage energy to a set packed with rock favorites spanning the decades. Expect recognizable anthems and crowd-pleasing tunes presented with polish and power.

Enjoy an evening of country music and line dancing. Doors open with line dancing lessons to start the night, followed by a live performance from the Serena Karise Band.

Leonid & Friends performs at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento with a tribute set centered on the music of Chicago, plus favorites associated with Earth, Wind & Fire and Steely Dan, along with other selections. A public sale is available, along with venue and artist presales.

Ricky Martin brings a high-energy performance to The Venue at Thunder Valley, showcasing the Grammy-winning artist’s dynamic vocals and signature rhythms that helped take Latin pop to a global audience. Expect an evening filled with danceable music, movement, and the kind of charisma that turns a show into a celebration. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older, with ages 13 to 20 allowed only when accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. Ticket prices are $349.95, $299.95, $249.95, $189.95, and $139.95, plus taxes and fees. For everyone’s safety, all attendees will pass through a metal detector before receiving their ticket and may be subject to searches and additional screenings. Bags, purses, backpacks, and similar items are subject to inspection, and the bag policy can be found on the Entertainment page of the venue’s website. Guests who leave and return are subject to another screening or search.

Aerospace Museum of California in Sacramento hosts a candlelight tribute concert honoring Michael Jackson. The performance centers on his songs and is presented at the museum.

At Triple Crown Equestrian Center, Inc, the NorCal Obstacle Challenges FALL Buckle Series centers on equine obstacle skills across a full weekend. Saturday opens with a dismounted in-hand challenge in an arena or field where a halter with lead rope is preferred, and equines of any size, breed, or age may participate. A mounted obstacle course follows that requires a saddle, including treeless options, plus a headstall with reins, and riders from all disciplines are welcome. Sunday features two mounted courses under the same tack guidelines. The footing is arena sand, and meals are at your own pace, with a food truck possibly on site. Camping is available ahead of the action with an early check-in window. Each day begins with rider and judge meetings before the first entries go on course, then concludes with shout outs from judges and awards ceremonies. Early-bird pricing and online registration are offered. Ribbons are awarded through sixth place in Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced divisions. Junior competitors ages 13 to 17 and the Youngin division ages 7 to 12 are recognized through third, and Newcomers receive a first place award. Weekend high point honors are presented at the end of Sunday, and buckle series awards are also presented that day. Lifetime recognition for both equines and riders is available with advance enrollment. Horses earn points no matter who rides them and collect kilt pins with copper, bronze, silver, and gold carrot charms as they progress. Riders build points regardless of mount and receive kilt pins accented with matching star charms. Questions can be directed to Coni Lehr at 916-975-5426 or conilehr@gmail.com.

Shoppers will find a cheerful craft fair featuring a mix of crafters and other vendors with gifts and seasonal finds. Admission and parking are free, and the festivities will take place regardless of the weather. Throughout the day there will be live performances, a snack bar and a bake sale with homemade treats, a used book sale, and a prize raffle.

RubiCon is a miniature wargaming and board wargames convention at Game Kastle Sacramento, organized as a one year substitute for Vet Con. The focus is on miniature battles and board-based strategy, with two 5 hour sessions on Saturday. Sunday features miniatures in two 4 hour sessions, and board wargame session lengths will depend on the titles offered. Admission is $15 for Saturday, $10 for Sunday, or $25 for the full weekend, with a limited number of game masters receiving free entry. If a flea market is added and the weather cooperates it will be set up outdoors, so bringing a personal table is recommended. A detailed schedule will be assembled, and prospective GMs will be able to sign up by email.

This support group meets monthly, usually on the first Saturday, with occasional changes if there is a scheduling conflict. For questions or more information, call 916-879-4541.

Koobs Nature Area opens to the public for November’s Fall Fun Day, presented by the Kiwanis Club of Carmichael. Children can take part in themed science and art activities, 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 Koobs Nature Area.

Enjoy quality time in the gallery during Monthly Family Activity Day, where families can create an art project together. Hands-on craft stations encourage children to try out different materials and techniques as they express their creativity. A Blue Line Arts team member will offer step-by-step guidance for the featured project, which changes each month and is inspired by the themes on view in the gallery. All supplies and instruction are provided. An RSVP is required so organizers can prepare the right amount of materials. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non-members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

Explore a hub for all things vanlife at a showcase featuring tours of the rental fleet, in-progress campervan builds, and vans available for purchase. Take advantage of event-only specials with major discounts on rentals, enjoy complimentary refreshments and snacks, and browse options whether you are planning a trip or considering a build. Bring your travel dates, since offers are only valid on bookings made during the showcase.

A welcoming space for 2SLGBTQIA+ community members and allies age 18 or older to gather for card, board, and video games. TCD provides a collection of games to use, and attendees may bring their own games along with snacks and non-alcoholic beverages for personal enjoyment or to share.

The final CJs gig of the year aims for a full house and a dance-ready night. Wear shoes made for moving.

Turn back the clock with The Gen X'ers Band at Opera House Saloon Roseville, celebrating the soundtrack of Generation X. The set leans into classic 80s favorites with a touch of 90s grunge and draws inspiration from the early era of MTV. This tribute act builds a dance-ready show that honors the music that shaped a generation, aiming for an authentic live feel.

Periphery brings its 2026 tour to Channel 24 in Sacramento, delivering progressive metal driven by intricate guitar work, thunderous grooves, and precision on stage. Known for songs like Marigold, Scarlet, and Blood Eagle, the band showcases complex musicianship, crushing breakdowns, and a high-energy live presence.

In this art class, students learn how to paint with watercolors, draw, and use oil pastels, with instruction by Pamela Nowak. Throughout the session, each participant fills a sketchbook with their work and takes it home at the end. The experience focuses on building skills and enjoying creative time while making beautiful artwork. For questions, call (530) 742-ARTS.

Discover watercolor techniques in a class led by Art Educator Pamela Nowak. Across five weekly sessions, participants learn core skills and build a strong foundation for continued practice. All supplies are included. The class takes place at Kalakara Art Studios/Plumas Palette.

Organized by the Roseville Rock Rollers Gem & Mineral Society, this Educational Meeting centers on rocks, minerals, and related subjects. These gatherings often include guest presentations, refreshments contributed by members, a silent auction, and updates on upcoming Society activities. This session features an oral auction led by the Society’s Lapidary Shop Committee and includes the election of the Board of Directors. The meeting welcomes guests who want to explore the world of gems and minerals in a friendly setting.

Roger Clyne and PH Naffah deliver a live performance inside Folsom Hotel.

Mike Freund brings a solo acoustic performance to 36 Handles, filling an easygoing setting with classic rock, Southern rock, blues, country favorites, and a handful of originals. Pair the music with dinner or drinks, including craft beer and good food, for a laid back night out.

High Magick with See's Thunder offers a transformative exploration of ancient wisdom through sacred practices, energy work, meditation, and shamanic teachings. Guided experiences and practical spiritual tools aim to nurture intuition, strengthen connection with spirit, and support ongoing personal growth. It is welcoming to those arriving for the first time as well as anyone continuing their path.

Explore a cheerful selection of gifts and ornaments from more than 50 local vendors, along with additional sellers throughout the warehouse at Bliss Marketplace in Rancho Cordova. This seasonal market highlights local makers and offers a wide variety of finds for gifting and decorating. Vendor applications are available. Please do not respond to anyone on the event claiming to be the event manager, as that is a scam.

A showcase for those drawn to the strange, unusual, and bizarre, the Oddities & Curiosities Expo brings together carefully selected vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses focused on the weird and wonderful. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween inspired creations, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, eerie apparel, distinctive jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles, and more. Everything is sustainably sourced and permitted for personal ownership. Beyond the marketplace, sideshow performers appear on stage throughout the day, and classes offer a chance to learn the craft of taxidermy. The event is designed as a welcoming space to discover new artists, connect with like minded people, and enjoy a supportive community built around shared interests. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under are admitted free without a ticket.

Sabaton: Legends on Tour arrives at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento. The show is open to all ages. Ticket access includes a public onsale, with additional options through presales by the artist, Ticketmaster, the venue, Spotify, Live Nation, Citi Cardmember, and Verizon Access, plus Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets, Verizon Access Select Seats, and VIP packages.

Frankie Quiñones brings the Good Vibes Only Tour to the stage with the character-driven stand-up that has fueled his work as a comedian, actor, and creator. He starred in the acclaimed Hulu series This Fool and earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. His on-screen credits include recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and voice performances in the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max. He recently completed a Hulu pilot for his sketch series Get Frankie and filmed his first hour special for Hulu, directed and executive produced by Ali Wong. Quiñones is also producing and starring in the feature The Fiddle Leaf with longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang. Additional appearances include Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin off. Entertainment Weekly named his turn in This Fool the top comedic performance of 2022.

Road Rage brings a high-energy hard rock set to Pistol Pete’s Brew & Cue, filled with danceable grooves and hooky guitar riffs. Cold drinks are on hand, the vibe leans upbeat, and the set list is built for sing-along moments that turn the evening into a full night of rock.

Celebrate the season at a cars and coffee toy drive benefiting Blood Cancer United. Bring a new, unwrapped toy for children supported by the organization, and use the collection boxes that are in place for drop offs. Donations are welcome in any weather.

At the California Bridal & Wedding Expo at the SAFE Credit Union Convention and Performing Arts District in Sacramento, couples can connect with carefully selected wedding experts who share guidance for celebrations of every style, from an elegant black tie gala to a laid back beachside ceremony. The focus is on helping plan a day that reflects each couple’s vision and becomes a lasting memory.

State Champs brings a 10-year celebration of the album Around the World and Back to Ace of Spades in Sacramento. This is an all-ages concert, and there is a strict no re-entry policy. Lineups and schedules may change without prior notice or refunds. Please purchase through official channels, as the box office cannot verify tickets from unauthorized third-party sellers and any issues with those must be handled with the seller. For information on accessible seating, accommodations, and venue access, see the Accessible Tickets section. Artist and Live Nation presales are available, and VIP packages are offered.

Nick Shoulders takes the stage for a live performance at Goldfield Roseville.

At The Venue at Thunder Valley, two powerhouse tribute acts square off in a friendly musical face-off rooted in the sounds of the 1970s and 80s. Part of a $30 Tribute Series presented on third Thursdays, the night features Heartless, billed as California’s premier tribute to Heart and celebrating decades of music from the Wilson sisters, alongside Chicago The Tribute, a nine-piece outfit with a full horn section performing the enduring hits of Chicago. Revisit favorite songs from past decades and create new memories in one lively evening of live music. Tickets are $30 plus taxes and fees. Guests must be 21 or older, though ages 13 to 20 may attend if accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. For safety, all attendees will pass through a metal detector before tickets are issued and are subject to search, with bags and similar items inspected. Those who exit and re-enter may undergo additional screening.

The 33rd Annual Mountain Mandarin Festival celebrates Placer County’s mandarin harvest with citrus flavor, live entertainment, and artisan showcases. Building on the previous edition that brought together local growers, live music, artisans, and families, this year offers even more ways to enjoy the region’s signature fruit. Highlights include mandarins straight from area orchards, citrus inspired foods, drinks, and desserts, more than 250 craft and artisan booths, and three stages presenting live music and performances. The experience also includes activities for children, family friendly fun, and cooking demonstrations and contests. Please note that pets and emotional support animals are not permitted. Only task trained service dogs are allowed.

Celebrate a long-running festival in the West with a bustling marketplace of independent makers and small businesses. Browse hundreds of thoughtfully crafted goods, including photography, fine jewelry, specialty foods, blown glass, woodwork, metal art, vintage finds, and more. One ticket provides access for all three days. Opening day features special perks. The first 100 people in the ticket line receive free entry, and the first 25 with a prepurchased ticket get a custom canvas tote. Refunds are not issued for previously purchased tickets. Live music fills the weekend with Dustin Heer performing throughout. The KidZone offers free make-and-take crafts all weekend, letters to Santa, and complimentary face painting on Saturday, all with a festive holiday touch. Daily drawings at the Bag Booth award Harvey Bucks, which spend like cash at the festival. Two winners are selected each day, with prizes of $50 and $100.

Diva Rox delivers soaring vocals, precise, polished playing, and an electrifying burst of energy. The set is packed with rock favorites that span the decades.

Enjoy a 20 minute in-studio photo session with Santa and Mrs. Claus. After the session, access an unlimited gallery with free digital downloads and the option to order discounted prints. Authentic backdrops set the scene for genuine photos and lasting memories.

Musicos Unidos & Friends present the 15th Annual Christmas Toy Dance, an evening of music, dancing, community, and holiday giving. This edition is dedicated to the memories of Fred Sanchez and Rosie Gayton. The California Auto Museum will feature live performances by Los Elegantes, Latin Touch, the David Perez Band, and DJ Leo Silva. Admission is $45 plus one new, unwrapped toy to help brighten the season for children and families. Food will be available for purchase at $19 per plate and includes a soda or water, and a no host bar will be open. For tickets, call Elvia Sanchez at 916-307-7722 or Cristina Mora at 916-217-3056. Attendees are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy, their dancing shoes, and plenty of holiday spirit as the dance floor fills and the toy bins grow in this long-standing tradition of giving.

Country hitmaker Tyler Hubbard headlines The Venue at Thunder Valley alongside Niko Moon and Graham Barham. Hubbard arrives with a track record that includes 23 No. 1 singles, major awards, and sellout tours from his years in Florida Georgia Line and his solo career, which has already surpassed 2 billion streams. His Gold-certified solo debut delivered the 2x Platinum "5 Foot 9" and the chart-topping "Dancin' In The Country," also 2x Platinum. Follow-up singles "Back Then Right Now" and "Park" both reached No. 1 as well, making him the only country artist to stack four straight chart-toppers across both duo and solo eras. He is also rolling out new music beginning with the single "Land." Niko Moon brings an upbeat spirit and a philosophy of feel-good resilience. His album American Palm leans into a sun-soaked, beachy groove with songs like "Boat Song" and "King of the Island." Beyond the stage, he channels that positivity into the Happy Cowboy Foundation and his Happy Himalayan water brand. Graham Barham rounds out the bill with "club country," a collision of booming 808s and steel guitar shaped by small-town Louisiana roots and wide-ranging influences from George Strait to Justin Bieber. Named an artist to watch by Spotify and Amazon Music, he has written for peers like Wyatt Flores, Chase Matthew, and Tyler Braden. Signed to Sony Music Nashville and Disruptor Records, he recently notched his biggest debut with the viral single "OIL MONEY," the title track to an EP that also features "WHISKEY WHISKEY," "LIE TO ME," and "SHOOT THE LOCK," as his total streams approach the half-billion mark. This event is for guests 21 and older. Guests 13 to 20 may attend only with a supervising adult who is at least 21 and must remain accompanied at all times. Ticket prices are $149.95, $119.95, $89.95, $69.95, and $44.95, plus taxes and fees. For safety, all attendees will pass through metal detectors before receiving tickets, and are subject to searches and additional screenings. Bags and similar items may be inspected, and re-entry may involve another screening. For details on what is allowed, see the Entertainment page on the venue’s website.

Tickets are now available for this all ages show with reserved seating. Tickets can be purchased online, and you can learn more about the artist on their website.

Experience a calm, ceremonial gathering centered on connection, contemplation, and clear intention under the full moon. Participants are invited to contribute to a shared altar with crystals, meaningful personal items, or favorite sacred tools, helping to shape the space together. The circle features meditation, intention setting, and community sharing that honors lunar cycles while offering mutual support for both personal and collective growth. All experience levels are welcome. The cost is $20 per person, and supplies are available for purchase if needed.

This memorial gathering at Triple Crown Equestrian Center, Inc honors Ollie Simpson with a combination of roping, timed runs, and a junior rodeo. The event centers on arena competition that highlights skill, speed, and horsemanship, with youth-focused rodeo action featured alongside the roping and run components.

The lineup features two sets, with Whytesnake taking the stage first and Roses n Guns following for the late performance. It is a straightforward bill that moves from one band to the next for a full evening of live music.

Santa's Attic is a special marketplace within Auburn’s annual Christmas Art & Craft Faire, set inside the Armory Building. Explore a curated selection of vendors offering vintage finds, antiques and collectibles, unique home decor, and other treasures. Tickets are sold at the door. Adult admission is $2 cash only, children under 12 enter free, and parking is free.

An evening of country music and line dancing unfolds at Opera House Saloon. Line dance lessons begin the night, followed by a performance from Locked and Loaded Band.

This session welcomes participants from beginner to advanced in a warm and safe setting. It begins with a meditation, then continues with interactive exercises that invite people to connect with one another’s energy with the intention of receiving messages. The focus is on spiritual communication that may include guidance from spirit guides, angels, the higher self, loved ones, and other beings of light. The format provides practical experience to strengthen and refine psychic senses for personal insight and for offering messages to others. The cost is $20, payable at the door or via Venmo or PayPal at @crystalrose4444.

Experience three days of savings with discounts on a wide range of supplements. Explore exclusive product demonstrations offered throughout the event, and find an additional 10% off select items.

Enjoy four days focused on savings and taste. Take 10% off all items in the store while sampling new products during product demos. Find fresh favorites, stretch your budget, and add extra flavor to your shopping experience.

Inside Sutter Theater Center for the Arts, The Art Box hosts a quarterly opening reception that spotlights new work by local artists. Admission is free. Explore a fresh rotation of pieces, purchase artwork, and enjoy complimentary drinks and appetizers in a welcoming gallery setting.

Enter a serene space where hearts meet, energy circulates, and healing unfolds. This circle welcomes healers, practitioners, and lightworkers who share gentle light energy, spiritual insight, and compassionate presence. Through guided meditation, energy work, shamanic approaches, and genuine connection, the group fosters restoration, balance, and inner calm. Participants hold space for one another so personal and collective healing can take root. Admission is $10 per person.

Anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats take place at Incredible Pets during a one-day event. Each appointment is designed to freshen breath and leave teeth cleaner, with most sessions wrapping up in under an hour. A veterinary screening is required. Appointment availability is limited, and more details are provided through the ticketing information.

Now in its 48th year, this long-running craft fair unfolds over three days at St. John the Evangelist Catholic School in Carmichael. Attendees can browse a variety of crafts, enjoy food offerings, and take in a festive holiday atmosphere throughout the event.

Breakfast with Santa includes a pancake breakfast, crafts, and opportunities to take photos with Santa.

The NorCal Pigeon Fanciers are hosting a winter classic pigeon show at Eureka School. The event includes raffles, a for sale area, and awards.

A monthly support group typically meets on the first Saturday of the month unless a schedule conflict occurs. This gathering will be a holiday brunch potluck. For questions, call 916-879-4541.

Enjoy a family-friendly art experience in the gallery where everyone can work on a creative project together. Drop-in crafting stations encourage kids to try different materials and techniques while making something unique. A Blue Line Arts team member will guide the process with step by step instruction. The activity changes each month and draws inspiration from the themes currently on view. All supplies are provided. RSVP is required so staff can prepare enough materials. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

Randall King brings a sold-out concert to Ace Of Spades. This all-ages event welcomes everyone, and the venue operates without cash, accepting cards and mobile payments. Re-entry is not allowed. Opening acts and other details may change without notice, and refunds are not issued for such adjustments. Only tickets purchased through official sources can be confirmed by the box office. If tickets are bought or resold through third-party platforms, any scan issues must be addressed with that seller. Guests with mobility needs can request seating for up to two people per party. Space is limited, so reserve soon after purchasing a general admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com with the show information.

Job seekers in Sacramento can explore new opportunities at an in-person hiring fair featuring employers from healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and other fields. Attendees can connect directly with recruiters, share resumes, and participate in same-day interviews. Candidates at every experience level are encouraged to take part. The event takes place at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Sacramento NE Cal Expo.

High Magick with See's Thunder invites participants to kindle their inner light through teachings rooted in ancient traditions, sacred practice, energy-based techniques, and meditation. Facilitated experiences and shamanic perspectives introduce practical spiritual tools and offer insights that support intuitive growth, a closer relationship with spirit, and steady progress along a personal path. This gathering is open to newcomers as well as those continuing their practice.

Tiny Habits brings lush three-part harmonies and tender indie folk to Goldfield Trading Post in Roseville. Listeners can anticipate reflective songwriting, cozy arrangements, and a mellow, intimate set that showcases the trio’s signature blend of voices.

Now in its sixth year, this Christmas bazaar and market brings together more than 75 local vendors, a raffle, free crafts for kids, festive shopping, and family friendly fun. Important information for vendors: Leeann Williams is the sole contact for applications and payments for this event. If anyone else reaches out requesting information or money, treat it as a scam and do not share personal details or send payment.

Experience the Candlelight series with a tribute to Adele at the Aerospace Museum of California, performed by a Listeso string quartet from Sacramento and set amid a warm candlelit ambiance. The program features favorites such as Hello, Rumour Has It, Make You Feel My Love, Water Under the Bridge, Oh My God, Someone Like You, Send My Love to Your New Lover, Chasing Pavements, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Easy On Me, and Rolling in the Deep. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives. The concert runs for 60 minutes, doors open one hour before the performance, and there is no entry after the music begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Rags 2 Rhythm brings the Souliday Swing Party, a December Soul Night filled with soul tunes and plenty of dancing. The party takes place in the upstairs jazz room at Burgers and Brew Station 1 in West Sacramento. You can order food or drinks downstairs and bring them up so you can keep the energy up between songs. A DJ will keep the floor moving throughout the evening. Admission is $12, payable by cash, Venmo, or Zelle.

The final event centers on a toy drive supporting Blood Cancer United. It concludes the Cars n Coffee toy drive and encourages attendees to bring a new, unwrapped toy to support a child with cancer. The drive will proceed regardless of weather.

Remember When brings a heartfelt salute to Alan Jackson to Crest Sacramento, delivering a set packed with his best-loved songs. Celebrated for a true-to-the-record sound and sincere performances, the group has earned acclaim across the Western U.S. and become a mainstay of the country tribute circuit. This concert offers a faithful celebration of Jackson’s catalog, shaped by the band’s commitment to carrying his musical spirit forward and the enthusiastic support of loyal fans.

At 36 Handles, Mike Freund delivers a solo acoustic set in an easygoing, friendly setting, blending classic and Southern rock, blues, and country favorites with a handful of original songs. It suits a night out for dinner or drinks, or simply soaking in live music. Friends, craft beer, and food round out the experience.

A Billy Joel tribute by The Stranger featuring Mike Santoro takes place at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento. Tickets will be available through a venue presale and a general public sale.

Set aside time for a reflective gathering that honors the year's deepest night. The experience weaves a cacao ceremony designed to open the heart, a calming soundscape, and the deeply restful practice of yoga nidra. Expect a tranquil environment to pause, sink into stillness, and seed intentions for the brighter days ahead. Membership discounts and credits apply.

The second annual ugly sweater competition returns with a family-friendly atmosphere, though some sweater themes may not be suitable for children. Every ugly sweater submitted will be entered for a chance to win. Expect plenty of updates as the event approaches, with planning starting early.

Beartooth surges with relentless energy, delivering crushing riffs, fierce vocals, and unapologetic metalcore power. The crowd’s passion fuels every moment, turning each song into a collective rush that lingers long after the last note. A whirlwind of chaos, adrenaline, and heavy music at full tilt.

Experience an in-person Reiki Share where practitioners attuned to Reiki, from students at any level to Reiki Masters, come together to exchange sessions, share tips and best practices, and refine skills in both giving and receiving Reiki. Reiki is a form of universal energy healing that can help clear blockages in the body and chakras, with additional applications at advanced levels. This welcoming setting offers a chance to connect with like minded individuals in a spiritually focused community. Bringing a Reiki table is encouraged, as extra tables may be useful depending on attendance. If you are interested but not yet attuned, request class information at CrystalRoseDivineHealing@gmail.com. The cost is $15 to help cover room rental. Hosted at Holistic Lighthouse in the Purple Classroom.

Kids dive into holiday creativity at a single-day workshop where they craft a custom picture frame with coordinating greeting cards. Using paint, collage elements, stamps, embellishments, and other festive mixed-media techniques, participants create keepsakes to gift to loved ones or to treasure themselves. The studio atmosphere includes seasonal treats and music, and everyone can select a cheerful gift bag to carry projects home for easy gifting. All materials are provided. Designed for ages 6 to 12. Families may appreciate the chance for last-minute holiday shopping while children make and celebrate at Blue Line Arts. Pricing is $55 per session, with a $45 rate for Family Level Members when signed in. Scholarships are available.

Discover a festive maker experience at Blue Line Arts where kids transform a blank canvas tote into a personalized gift and craft coordinating holiday cards to match. Using fabric markers, paint, stencils, patches, and seasonal designs, participants create pieces that feel both stylish and heartfelt. The studio atmosphere includes holiday treats and cheerful activities, and everyone can choose a festive gift bag to carry their work home if they plan to share it with someone special. Designed as a one-day workshop for ages 6 to 12, this program includes all materials. The session fee is $55, with a $45 rate for Family level members when signed in to their accounts. Scholarships are available for those seeking financial assistance.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on holiday workshop where kids create heartfelt gifts to take home. Participants personalize a small trinket box with paint, gems, collage elements, metallic touches, and other playful decorations to make a one-of-a-kind keepsake for jewelry, tiny treasures, or notes. They will also craft their own holiday cards to complete a matching gift set. Festive snacks and a cheerful studio vibe add to the fun, and each creator can pick a holiday-themed gift bag if they want to present their projects to someone special. This one-day session at Blue Line Arts is designed for ages 6 to 12. All supplies are provided. Cost is 55 dollars, with a 45 dollar rate for Family Level Members who are signed in to their account. Scholarship assistance is available.