Events in Lincoln today

This event marks the official opening of the farmers market.

A community farmers market showcasing certified local growers with fresh produce alongside vendors offering non-perishable goods such as handmade art, crafts, jewelry, and more. The market is subject to weather conditions. Vendor spaces are available for handmade arts, crafts, jewelry, hobby items like woodworking or paper art, and local businesses. For participation details, contact Cindy Davis at Cindy.Davis@sclhca.com.

Explore a certified farmers market that highlights the season’s locally grown harvest. Browse fresh fruits, berries, and melons, along with a wide selection of vegetables including lots of tomatoes and mushrooms. Artisan bakers will offer baked goods, and vendors will feature specialty yogurts plus jams and jellies. Crafters and community service organizations will participate in support of this community event.

Mid-Week Practice at MMX Racing takes place at a 20 acre motocross venue in Marysville, California, set beside the Yuba River. Riders can log practice laps on a variety of tracks, including a main course, a sand track, a vintage layout, a dedicated kids track, and a night track. The soil blends sand and loam, offering diverse terrain suited to a wide range of riders. For information, use the Track Hotline at 530 419 5200.

Enjoy a laid back visit to We Deux Farm in Grass Valley, nestled in the Sierra Nevada foothills about an hour from Sacramento. Begin with coffee and pastries and a brief safety chat, then take a guided walk through the farm to learn about its regenerative approach to caring for the land. Spend unhurried time with the friendly goats, who enjoy being brushed and petted. The experience lasts about 60 to 75 minutes. Tickets are $35 per person for groups of up to eight, and children under three attend free. Wear sturdy boots and pants you do not mind getting dusty, since the tour takes place outdoors rain or shine. The farm is not currently ADA accessible and there are no restroom facilities on site. Private tours are available.

Local moms gather for a weekly walk at the Marshall Amphitheater in El Dorado Hills Town Center, creating a welcoming space to get outside, chat, and build connections. The path circles preserved wetlands for an easy, scenic route, and children are welcome to come along. Many participants pick up a drink from a Town Center café to enjoy while they stroll. Community mom groups, including Folsom Moms Club, The Mom Walk Cameron Park, and The Mama Social Co, coordinate and rotate hosting, with updates shared on their social platforms. El Dorado Hills Town Center is not the host or sponsor. For details or questions, please reach out to the organizing groups directly.

A relaxed walk and run meet-up at Fair Oaks Plaza Park welcomes anyone looking for movement, fresh air, and community. It is free and inclusive, with no pace expectations and no prior experience required. Walking the whole way is completely fine, and the atmosphere is mom-friendly while remaining open to all, with strollers and kids welcome. The route heads toward the American River Trail and stays on the road that runs alongside it, where there are typically only a few cars, leaving plenty of room for strollers and easy conversation. Expect a gentle start with about 10 to 15 minutes of walking, then ten rounds of three minutes walking and one minute running, with a plan to progress to two minutes running and two minutes walking, followed by a 10 to 15 minute walking cool-down. Feel free to arrive late, head back early, or adjust as needed without pressure. An optional coffee meetup follows. This outing is a good fit for moms, beginners, walkers, and runners at any pace. For everyone’s safety, please complete the one-time digital liability waiver before attending.

Little ones can dance, sing, and get the wiggles out at a weekly music and movement program. All families are welcome, and the activities are recommended for children 18 months and older.

This deep, restorative, low-impact movement class centers on DEEP by Buti, a method that applies the Spiral Structure Technique to strengthen the mind-to-muscle connection and encourage change at a cellular level. The session emphasizes precise micro-movements, intentional physical touch, and breath-synchronized pacing to reawaken the deep core. It also weaves in self-massage and pressure point work to ease tension during restorative postures. The practice is designed to help prevent injury and restore muscle innervation, and it may support recovery related to bladder or uterine prolapse as well as diastasis recti. Participants can expect benefits such as clearer mental function, steadier nervous system regulation, improved core stability, and renewed pelvic floor support. By mimicking cross-crawl patterns and incorporating vibration and sound frequency, the class encourages communication between the brain’s left and right hemispheres, which can enhance learning, memory, balance, coordination, and overall performance. With consistent attention to touch, breath, and mindful movement, this approach fosters better neurological organization and a renewed mind-body connection, promoting a sense of regulation, restoration, and regeneration. A gentle path to reconnecting brain, body, and nervous system from the inside out.

At Opera House Saloon, this dance night is dedicated to beginners. The program features two lessons and then as much open dancing as possible, all set at a beginner level.

A casual, yarn-themed gathering inside the Barnes & Noble at Palladio in Folsom. The social atmosphere invites friendly conversation and relaxing moments, and the vibe pairs nicely with coffee, a brew, or a glass of wine.

A weekly Wednesday RevCo quads event takes place at Doc Oliver Baseball Field - Land Park, run by regular host Chloe. Participants must be 18 or older due to liability and insurance requirements. Rules are available online, and a chat is available to confirm weekly start times.

Tyler Childers brings a live concert to Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California. It is an opportunity to hear the artist on stage at this venue.

Wednesday nights bring karaoke to Louie’s Cocktail Lounge. Step up to the mic with guidance from professional KJs on a live stage, then keep the energy going on the dance floor. Between songs, enjoy the amenities, including 13 HD wide screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. Karaoke is also offered on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Golfers can look forward to an even better experience than last year, when the event came close to selling out. Early registration pricing is available for a limited time, so reserving a spot in advance is encouraged.

Enjoy three days of savings at Elliott’s Vitamins during a special October sale. Find discounts on a wide selection of supplements, take in exclusive product demonstrations offered throughout the event, and save an additional 10% on select items.

Enjoy four days of storewide deals and fresh taste discoveries at Elliott’s Natural Foods. On three days of the event, shoppers get 10 percent off all in-store items while trying the latest arrivals during product demos. Find new favorites, save along the way, and make the shopping trip a little more delicious.

Golfland transforms for the Halloween season into a playfully haunted mini golf adventure for all ages. The course is reimagined with spooky theming that turns 18 holes into a memorable after dark experience with friendly frights for families and friends. Access to the seasonal course is included with standard admission, so there is no additional fee to enjoy the haunted round. For the best price, consider purchasing tickets in advance or using the Golfland mobile app.

Aftershock Festival brings a massive West Coast celebration of rock, punk, and metal to Discovery Park, showcasing more than 140 artists over four days on five stages. This year features a larger festival layout and the most expansive Aftershock lineup yet. My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil, $UICIDEBOY$, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, A Day To Remember, and Wu-Tang Clan lead the bill. Ticket choices include four-day and single-day passes, with hotel packages and camping also available.

At Pacific Street Cafe, the Roseville Kiwanis Club hosts a weekly meeting centered on community service. Participants work together to plan events, support local programs, and connect with others committed to helping children and families. The gathering is open to visitors who want to learn more about the club's efforts.

Kick off the new year in an embodied way with an InterPlay Body Wisdom gathering that invites movement, storytelling, stillness, sound, and play. Connect with others, discover the wisdom of your body, and set or strengthen intentions for the year ahead through creative, playful practices. No experience is necessary. Bring curiosity, a willingness to explore, and comfortable clothing. This in-person event takes place at Growth Public Schools in Sacramento. The session is on the second floor, and an elevator is available. No one is turned away for lack of funds, reach out if cost would prevent attendance. Regular class meets on the first Thursday of the month, with the exception of January when it meets in the second week.

The Texas-rooted Eli Young Band brings a quarter century of chart success and high-energy country to Quarry Park Amphitheatre. Mike Eli, James Young, Jon Jones, and Chris Thompson have stayed together since the start, growing from Denton beginnings to global stages while staying true to their sound. Breakthrough album Level set the stage in 2005, followed by Billboard Top 5 releases like 10,000 Towns, which reached number one, and the Platinum Life At Best. The catalog includes multi-Platinum, chart-topping singles such as Crazy Girl, Even If It Breaks Your Heart, Drunk Last Night, and Love Ain’t, and their live show puts that momentum in the spotlight. After 2022’s Love Talking, the group returned to the Denton studio that launched Level and emerged with Strange Hours in 2025, a 13-song collection recorded without digital polish and built for the stage. Lead track Home In Hometown reflects life on the road with the honesty that has long defined their writing. At Quarry Park’s open-air amphitheatre, tiered grass seating creates an easygoing setting for Texas-rooted country with a rock edge from a band still performing at the top of its game.

Enjoy a friendly pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C. It is free to play, and you are welcome to savor pub fare or a beverage while competing. Gift certificates are awarded to top finishers, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for whoever lands second to last. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table.

An outdoor group dog obedience class that welcomes every experience level. Training centers on positive, force free methods that use rewards and relationship building to strengthen the connection between handlers and their dogs. The series meets weekly, and the full package is $350 for six classes. Instruction is led by Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching. Teams practice everyday manners and foundational skills such as sit, down, stay, stand, coming when called, and watching on cue. The class also covers polite greetings, sitting calmly for petting, walking on a loose leash, focusing around distractions, impulse control, and preparation for the Canine Good Citizen program. Each session adapts to the dogs and handlers who attend, so there is always something new to work on. Puppies younger than one year may test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after completing six classes, which serves as an early step toward the Canine Good Citizen path. All sessions are held outdoors, so dress for the weather and be prepared to train. For everyone’s safety, dogs must remain leashed at all times. Dogs in heat are not permitted. Harsh corrections and the use of e collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable or flexi leashes are not allowed. Please give other teams plenty of space, and limit participation to one adult handler per dog. Please bring proof of current vaccinations for your dog, high value treats, a standard 6 foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water for both handler and dog, waste bags, and an optional chair. A positive attitude is encouraged. By participating, attendees agree to a liability waiver that releases Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, event organizers, and the cities of Rocklin or Roseville from claims related to the event, and they consent to photography or filming for promotional use without compensation.

Enjoy a monthly game night with the Sacramento Stack community. All are welcome, whether arriving with friends or on your own. For details, contact CountryJames in the Stack Up Discord.

Thursday Night Karaoke brings the spotlight to Louie’s Cocktail Lounge, inviting singers to warm up their voices and keep the celebration going. Take the stage with the support of professional KJs, perform on a live setup, and enjoy the dance floor between songs. The lounge is outfitted for a full night out with 13 HD wide-screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. Karaoke is featured weekly on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Explore a fall yard sale with an assortment of home goods, decor, seasonal items, clothing, housewares, small furniture, and other treasures. All proceeds directly support operating expenses and programs that serve veterans in the community. Look for center promotional and military cotton T shirts and hats, and pick up bagged firewood for campfires or fire pits. A separate estate sale will feature a large selection of fine collectibles apart from the general yard sale items.

A day on the fairways at The Ridge Golf Course & Events Center brings the community together in support of the Sierra College Athletic Department and its student-athletes. The tournament features a shotgun start, and a Kickoff Brunch welcomes community members, alumni, supporters, and friends before play begins. Sponsorship opportunities and Kickoff Brunch tickets are available, and participation helps create meaningful opportunities for Sierra College student-athletes while strengthening the future of the college’s athletic programs. Additional event details will be shared.

Spill the Tea Fridays offers a free tea service and a community gathering where neighbors share stories and connect. The kettle stays on throughout, conversations unfold, and attendees are encouraged to bring their voice, their listening, and an old teapot as they meet fellow neighbors.

Fresh, locally grown produce is rolling into North Sacramento at the Mobile Farmers Market, which appears on the first and third Friday of each month. Sponsored by Councilmember Roger Dickinson in collaboration with the Center for Land-Based Learning and Sierra Service Project, this market on wheels makes fruits and vegetables affordable and convenient while creating direct connections between shoppers and the farmers who grow their food. It reduces barriers to access by accepting SNAP/EBT and providing a 50 percent discount through Market Match. Most items come from nearby small farms, with the majority sourced within 25 miles and all within 100 miles. Offerings highlight culturally meaningful crops that can be hard to find in conventional stores, and farmers receive fair payment. The program also serves ethnically diverse, low-income neighborhoods in Yolo County identified as food insecure by the USDA, with promotional materials available in Russian, Farsi, and Spanish. Its focus is a healthier, more equitable and resilient local food system built through community involvement and support for beginning and small-scale growers.

Game Kastle is hosting a casual Lorcana league in celebration of Attack of the Vine. The league spans three months as a 12 week organized play program with a repeating four week cycle. The rotation includes a casual play night to bring your own decks and get games in, a trade night to swap cards with other players, a build night to create a new deck or refine a favorite with advice from the community, and an open play night. Matches take place on Fridays as players rally their heroes to challenge the vine. Entry is $20.

Settle in for a relaxed painting experience where you choose a project that speaks to you, pick your own color palette, and personalize every detail. All materials are supplied, and friendly guidance is available throughout, so no prior experience is required. It is a great option for a fun evening with friends, a casual date, or some solo creative time. Bring your favorite drinks and snacks, unwind, paint, share a few laughs, and head home with a finished piece ready to display.

At Rosemont Community Park, Food Truck Mania features a changing mix of gourmet food trucks serving diverse flavors. The setting is family friendly and focused on bringing neighbors together to enjoy a relaxed meal and make memories with friends and loved ones. All participating trucks follow high health standards and provide online ordering for a safe, contactless experience.

Social Game Night at Galaxy Game Cafe invites you to unplug, connect, and play in a relaxed, friendly setting. Settle in with friends or meet new players while exploring a vast library of more than 1,400 board and card games suited to every style. On select evenings, a Game Ambassador is on hand to introduce easy-to-learn favorites and help groups get started. Drop in anytime, find a table, and enjoy a night of laughter, conversation, and tabletop fun.

Todd Morgan steps into the spotlight for a solo performance that highlights his skills as a singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and producer. A popular figure in Sacramento, he blends pop, rock, soul, and early rock 'n' roll to create a timeless sound. Listeners may know him from Todd Morgan & the Emblems, and this appearance offers an intimate, one-artist showcase. His work includes the album Sweet Pretender, and his many sets at local festivals and venues underscore his ongoing presence in the Sacramento music scene.

Enter the immersive world of Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction experience where every participant adopts a unique role. Some characters are steadfast allies, others are sly traitors, and everyone shares a single goal... survive the night. A brief rules overview takes place before play begins, and a dedicated Storyteller guides the session while all props are provided. Bring yourself, your sharpest instincts, and perhaps a friend to watch your back. In the storm-lashed town of Ravenswood Bluff, a body swings from the clocktower and a demon hides in the shadows. Work together to uncover the truth before darkness prevails.

Take part in an MTG draft, offered every other Friday. Seating is limited and spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, call 916-331-9203.

Compete in a Friday Night Magic Commander tournament with a $10 entry fee, open to players of all ages. Participants receive guaranteed points and prize support. This is part of a weekly series that celebrates Magic across its many worlds. For questions or concerns, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005.

Test your knowledge at this free trivia night. Topics change every week to keep things fresh. Enjoy bubbles or a beer while you put your wits to work.

Game Night Live delivers a music-fueled spin on bingo and trivia at 19 Handles Pub and Grill. Numbers do not get called. The playlist drives the action as players mark the songs they recognize. The setlist spans classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and music from film and television, so every round feels different. Bingo cards are uniquely built, which keeps play fast, fresh, and unpredictable. When the tracks go quiet, Rockstar Trivia takes the mic with eight energetic questions that challenge your knowledge and light up the room. It all adds up to a lively blend of bingo, music, and trivia.

Enjoy a free movie at October Movie in the Park - G.O.A.T. Movies in the Park are open to the public at no cost. Special recognition goes to annual supporters, with Platinum sponsor Bernadette and Andrew Augustine of Augustine and Associates and Gold sponsor Dana Gray and The Gray Group Real Estate Team. To inquire about sponsoring one of these events, contact the district office at 916-483-6069 or dmaeesomy@aprpd.org.

Step inside one of Auburn’s storied and haunted halls for a theatrical night of true accounts, notable apparitions, and eerie moments. In the historic Odd Fellows Hall, operating continuously since 1895, an immersive onstage production brings to life figures such as Alma Bell and Adolf Weber, along with hauntings tied to the courthouse. Through theatrical narration, live music, and period reenactments, local history unfolds in a way that feels immediate and alive. This is not a walking tour. It is a seated stage experience presented across three performances. Tickets are $40, seating is open on a first-come basis, and capacity is limited to 125 attendees per show. Purchase online or at the Placer County Visitor Center. Concessions will be available at the venue, and proceeds benefit the local Soroptimist Club.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing at The Ballroom, featuring instruction and social dancing in a welcoming setting. The night begins with an intermediate lesson for dancers looking to build their skills, followed by a beginner-friendly class for those just getting started. After the lessons, the floor opens for social dancing to a mix of West Coast Swing music. All levels are encouraged, no partner is required, and admission is $12 per person.

An evening of mystery and interactive theater unfolds in Sacramento at The Old Spaghetti Factory, where diners follow clues, interact with suspects, and try to reveal a hidden culprit. The experience is paired with a three-course meal, with entree options that include Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, Spicy Spaghetti Vesuvius, Lasagna, or Breast of Chicken Fettuccini. Substitutions are available for an additional charge. One soft drink is included with the meal without refills, and additional beverages are available from a cash or credit card bar. A curious mind helps, since anyone at the table could become part of the unfolding story.

Diva Rox brings rock favorites from across the decades to life with commanding vocals, a tight, polished band, and high voltage energy. The set highlights timeless hits delivered with precision and momentum from start to finish.

Explore the darker side of true crime at a speakeasy-style night in Roseville that traces the histories of Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, and Ed Gein. Sip cocktails crafted to match each story while mixologists serve as storytellers, guiding the experience. Expect an immersive setting with building tension and theatrical touches as each account unfolds. This event often sells out quickly.

At Opera House Saloon, a masquerade ball pays tribute to Bowie’s music while marking four decades since Labyrinth. The space turns into a glittering realm of fantasy and adventure, with classic tracks fueling an evening on the dance floor. Masks and sparkling attire are encouraged, and a costume contest adds extra excitement. Expect signature songs, nods to the film’s magical world, and a crowd ready to shine, whether you bring a crown and glitter boots or arrive as your most fabulous self.

Friday night karaoke takes over Louie’s Cocktail Lounge with plenty of chances to grab the mic and keep the music rolling. A team of professional KJs hosts the show on a live stage, and there is room to dance between songs. The lounge features 13 HD wide-screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround-sound music.

Car enthusiasts from Folsom, El Dorado Hills, and nearby Foothill communities gather for a relaxed, family friendly Cars & Coffee meet-up in the parking lot near Regal Cinemas at El Dorado Hills Town Center. Enjoy coffee provided by The Mimosa House, try pastries, and wander among a wide variety of vehicles, from beloved classics and striking exotics to modern builds and more. Please arrive low and slow to help keep noise down and be respectful of neighbors. Photographers are welcome and can tag @edhtowncenter and @carsandcoffeefolsomedh for a chance to be featured on social channels. Sponsored by Cars & Coffee Folsom EDH, Marvelous Tint Solutions, and other local partners, this weekly gathering is a friendly spot to connect with fellow car lovers, spend time with friends, and bring your dog for a community-focused experience.

Experience a community farmers market filled with farm-fresh produce, ready-to-eat and hot foods, artisan crafts, and live music. Kids can enjoy activities every week. Explore the new community corner that spotlights local businesses and chef demonstrations, along with other surprises. The market is held rain or shine and is located next to Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

The BV PTSA Annual Craft Fair brings together over 245 craft and food vendors, plus food trucks. Vendors can apply online.

The Sunrise Mall Farmers Market is the original member of the Living Smart family, known for its established roots and lively community feel. Local farmers return week after week with the season’s best, offering sun ripened strawberries, crisp celery, tomatoes from the vine, leafy greens, citrus, squash, herbs, and more. It is more than a quick stop for produce. Shoppers can count on consistent quality and connect with the people who grow their food, bringing home staples that are fresh and flavorful. Set at Sunrise Mall, the market has grown into a neighborhood hub with spacious walkways, a welcoming atmosphere, and a balance of longtime vendors alongside rotating seasonal favorites. Whether you are filling the pantry, planning a brunch, or seeking that perfectly sweet berry, this market delivers. The one that launched the Living Smart tradition remains a favorite.

Grass Valley Farmers Market returns to Pine Creek Shopping Center for the 2026 season with a mix of farm-grown produce, fresh-baked favorites, and handmade goods from area farmers and makers. The Saturday market is set up outside JCPenney, and the Tuesday market takes place near Raley’s, offering a chance to shop directly from the people who grow and create these products.

This free community symposium and resource fair supports older adults, caregivers, and families with practical guidance, local connections, and trusted information for navigating the aging journey. Presentations from local experts explore healthy aging, caregiving strategies, senior living options, healthcare, and financial and legal planning. Alongside the educational sessions, attendees can meet with a variety of organizations and service providers from the Sacramento area to learn about available programs and support. Whether preparing for the future, assisting a parent, or actively caregiving, participants gain tools to make informed decisions, ease stress, and enhance quality of life. Admission is free, and guests can expect to leave with resources and insights that can be put to use right away.

At the heart of El Dorado Hills, a certified farmers market brings together local growers, makers, bakers, and small businesses. Browse seasonal produce, handmade goods, fresh-baked treats, flowers, and gift-worthy items while music and kids’ laughter create a lively neighborhood atmosphere. It is a friendly stop for weekly groceries and a place to catch up with friends over coffee. Bring a market basket and comfortable walking shoes to enjoy a relaxed stroll through the stalls. Sponsored by Marshall Medical Center.

A relaxed walk and run at Fair Oaks Plaza Park centers on movement, fresh air, and community. It welcomes moms and non parents alike, and everyone is free to walk the whole way or combine easy running with walking. There are no pace targets and no prior experience is needed. Expect a gentle warm up, a series of short walk and run intervals that will gradually progress, and a comfortable cool down. The route heads toward the American River Trail and follows the road beside it, which is usually quiet, so there is ample room for strollers and conversation. Strollers and kids are invited, beginners are encouraged, and participants can arrive late, turn back early, or go at their own pace. This gathering is free and inclusive, and there is an optional coffee hang afterward. For safety, please complete the one time digital liability waiver before attending.

Amid rapid technological, economic, and institutional growth, many people feel unmoored and unsure what all this productivity serves. This one-day public conference invites people across faiths, traditions, and communities in Northern California to examine wellbeing as a human pursuit rather than only a clinical issue. The program opens with suhba fellowship and coffee, then an introduction leads into a conversation on what it truly means to be well. A second discussion considers how care extends beyond therapy, with attention to the roles of community, clergy, and companionship. After a midday suhba and lunch, the final session takes a critical look at contemporary trauma narratives and the culture of pain, followed by closing remarks. Lunch and coffee will be available to purchase from vendors.

Spooky Animal Day at the Koobs Nature Area is a public open day hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Carmichael. The theme highlights bats, ravens, and spiders, with hands-on science and art activities for kids. Families can explore the 4.7 acre nature area, and admission is free for the community. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the Koobs Nature Area.

Get your vehicle lights checked and repaired at this free monthly clinic. Services include headlights at no cost. The clinic takes place rain or shine. Bring your car for a light check and repair, and volunteers are welcome to help.

Bring the family to the gallery for a hands-on art experience where everyone creates a project together. Children can explore their creativity with a variety of materials, and a Blue Line Arts team member will guide the process step by step. Each month features a fresh project inspired by the themes currently on display in the gallery. All materials and instruction are included. RSVP is required to help plan for supplies. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non-members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

Presented in partnership with Ruby's Books, this monthly Storybook Time welcomes the youngest theatre fans with an interactive mix of storytelling, movement, and music in a kid-friendly setting. It is designed for children who may be too little for a full-length show, with engaging storytellers, familiar tunes, and plenty of opportunities to move and play along. The experience sparks imagination, nurtures a love of stories, and offers a cheerful morning to share with family and friends. Admission is free. Seating is first come, first served, and donations are greatly appreciated.

Enjoy live music in Carmichael with the Clean Slate Band, set in a backyard-style space with shade trees and a covered patio. Bring lawn chairs for relaxing between dances. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and a raffle will add to the fun. Tickets can be obtained through the office or via Eventbrite. The event is open to all. Please note that coolers are not permitted, and only service animals are allowed.

The 8th Annual Mystique Market brings art, history and seasonal spirit to Sacramento Historic City Cemetery. Spread across 30 acres of historic grounds, the event showcases seventy vendors, artisans and makers arranged along peaceful paths, with distinctive wares, creative finds and opportunities to meet local creators. Guests can wander the cemetery’s walkways and soak in the atmosphere of this notable site while exploring a maze of imagination. Ambient music and visits from guest historians add context and mood, offering plenty of chances to discover curious, one-of-a-kind items. Admission is free, presented by The Altar Room Sacramento. Parking is available in designated city street locations surrounding the venue. A limited number of vendor applications are available through the organizer.

Hosted by The Altar Room at the Historic Sacramento Cemetery, the Mystique Market features Doctor R. Snick sharing patent medicine and strange devices from a personal collection. Expect entertainment and a chance to buy unusual items.

The 5th Annual Falcon Fairway Classic takes place at River Oaks Golf Club and offers a full day of golf with a shotgun start, on-course games, and a hole-in-one challenge with a new car at stake. A lunch featuring tri-tip and chicken comes before the raffle drawings, which include premium prizes and a designated door prize. The event supports RV athletes.

This all-years gathering welcomes alumni from every era of La Sierra High School for an evening at La Sierra Community Center (LASI). The focus is on reconnecting with classmates, meeting fellow alumni, and celebrating the school’s legacy together. Expect music that spans the decades, food and drinks, and displays that bring back favorite memories. Ticket information and further details will be announced soon, with more updates to come.

Spring Detox Band takes the stage at House of Oliver with a set of chart-topping favorites from the past few decades. Pair the music with wine, whisky, and tasty bites, and plan to dance along to the songs you know.

This Cinders Bar event in Sacramento brings together Echohill, Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, Screaming Bloody Marys, and Banger, with DJ Test. Look forward to an evening of back-to-back performances at this neighborhood venue.

Gold Country Ghost Tour presents an immersive stage production inside the historic Odd Fellows Hall, a venue in continuous use since 1895 and known for reported hauntings. The evening blends local history, legend, and a few eerie twists. Stories of Alma Bell, Adolf Weber, and the courthouse come to life through theatrical narration, music, and period reenactments. This is a limited run of three performances. Tickets are $40 with first-come, first-served seating, limited to 125 seats per show, and are available online or at the Placer County Visitor Center. Snacks and drinks will be offered at the venue, with proceeds supporting the local Soroptimist Club.

Mahany Park hosts a Sunday farmers market that blends fresh produce, artisan foods, handcrafted goods, and small local businesses in a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere. Shoppers can fill their bags with seasonal fruits and vegetables, sample bites from food vendors, and discover one of a kind items made by local creators. Live music adds to the easygoing vibe, and open space gives kids room to play. It is a weekly tradition that celebrates good food, local talent, and community connections.

Maidu Park Farmers Market fills Maidu Regional Park with a cheerful, family-friendly atmosphere and a wide range of offerings. Expect locally grown produce, eggs, honey, and herbs, along with artisan fare such as baked goods, jams, and other specialty treats. Food trucks serve ready-to-enjoy meals, and vendors also feature fresh flowers, garden plants, and nursery selections. Live music sets a relaxed community tone. Parking is free. It is a pleasant outing for grocery shopping, casual bites, and an easy stroll through the park.

Participants begin with optional Reiki energy work, then transition to messages from spirit with an open Q&A for anyone who has questions. This gathering is part of Spiritual Corner, a welcoming community that explores different beliefs and fun, practical ways to use personal gifts. Expect inspiring talks, occasional guest speakers, and plenty of laughter. When time allows, there are complimentary Reiki healing chairs and messages from mediums.

A casual get-together on the small dog side at Hagan Dog Park brings friendly pups together to romp while their humans socialize. Sessions usually run 60 to 90 minutes, offering a relaxed window for play and conversation. Dogs and people who enjoy a cheerful, social atmosphere are welcome.

Ease into Dungeons & Dragons with a four-part beginner campaign that blends hands-on learning with a guided adventure. The opening session is all about building a character from scratch, with step-by-step support for selecting a race, class, spells, and a backstory. Imagine a stealthy halfling rogue, a dwarf cleric with a secretive past, or a theatrical bard, among countless other possibilities. The next three sessions carry the story forward with an entry-level quest that teaches the fundamentals of combat, roleplay, teamwork, and classic dungeon challenges while characters progress. Capacity is limited. All ages are welcome, and participants younger than 12 must attend with a parent or guardian who also takes part. Two scheduling options are available to suit different calendars. Each attendee receives a free set of dice to keep and a one-time 20% GGC retail voucher. A great fit for first-time players, the D&D-curious, and anyone ready to start their roleplaying journey in a friendly, supportive environment.

A family-friendly K-Pop kids party at Goldfield Roseville fills the dance floor with remixes inspired by familiar soundtracks, K-Pop songs, and memorable pop anthems from the movies. Costumes are welcome, with dancing and plenty of sparkle encouraged. Presented by @thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment.

Now in its eighteenth year, the Dal Bon Memorial golf tournament supports the Hirshberg Foundation by raising funds for pancreatic cancer research. This longstanding memorial event honors its cause through the game of golf.

All ages are welcome at this official Pokémon League meetup focused on trading and community. Bring your binder to trade, show off favorite cards, and connect with fellow fans before the weekly Play! Pokémon TCG League gets underway. Card sales are not allowed on site. Walk-ins are welcome, and RSVP is strongly encouraged. Participation includes the weekly Play! Pokémon TCG League, where you can battle other Trainers, learn the game, and get guidance from certified Pokémon Professors. It also includes all-day use of a game space stocked with more than 1,400 board and card games.

Put your musical theater knowledge to the test at a team-based trivia event celebrating Broadway. Tackle questions about songs, shows, characters, composers, and Broadway history, including the deep-cut facts only dedicated theater lovers know. Work together with friends, compete for prizes and bragging rights, and enjoy a lively gathering that supports Women’s Theatre Collective and Valkyrie Theatre Company. The fun continues with a dessert auction, then karaoke open to everyone. Step up to the mic for a show tune or your favorite pop hit, or cheer others on from the audience. Whether you have followed Broadway for years or simply know every lyric to Hamilton, there is a place for you. Teams are welcome, enthusiasm is encouraged, and singing voices are optional. All proceeds benefit Women’s Theatre Collective and Valkyrie Theatre Company, helping create opportunities for artists and bringing live theater to the community.

A friendly meetup for fans of the My Little Pony Card Game brings the community together to learn, play, and trade. Hosted by the Cutie Mark Card Club, it welcomes all ages. New players can learn the new game with starter decks available on a first come basis, so no personal deck is required for that portion. Returning players are encouraged to bring a favorite deck and cards to trade. A Swiss format tournament runs alongside the meetup with three best of one rounds. Prizes include 10 dollars in store credit and a Discord promo pack for first place, a Discord promo pack plus a Pony Day Promo Pack for second place, and a Pony Day Promo Pack for third place. Every participant receives a Pony Day Promo Pack. A raffle at the end of the tournament awards a Pony Day Promo Prize to one winner, who may choose card sleeves, a card album, or a playmat. The gathering wraps up with prize distribution while supplies last, casual games, and trading. Participants under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

This kid-focused K-pop celebration is filled with music, dancing, and high-energy fun. Children can enjoy live acts, hands-on games, and a few surprise moments that create a memorable party atmosphere. Suitable for a wide range of ages, it highlights creativity and friendship through upbeat K-pop sounds.

A relaxed walking group for women follows a primarily paved route, choosing either the Miners Ravine Trail Loop or an out-and-back option to match different fitness levels.

Experience a Magic: The Gathering booster draft with a rotating selection of sets that may include the newest releases, plus chaos and mystery drafts. Tickets are available online by searching for Friday Night Draft. Pricing and the featured sets can change, and the latest information is posted on the website or available by calling (916) 242-8424.

A casual gathering for crafters offers a relaxed time to create, connect, and enjoy good company. Participants bring a craft project to work on and a small potluck item to share for a community meal. Periodic workshops are scheduled, and games are available to play. No membership is required to take part.

A weekly Monday storytime invites families to share tales, music, and playful activities together. All are welcome, with content especially suited to children ages 1 to 5.

Monday Game Night at The Fat Rabbit in Old Folsom features a curated mix of titles drawn from The Game Getaway's collection of more than 1,500 board games. Look for choices that span strategic challenges, lively party games, and options suited to families. The traveling selection will be smaller than in the past, so advance requests for specific titles are welcomed. Parking is convenient in the nearby garage, and the location is close to light rail.

Discover Argentine Tango with beginner and intermediate classes offered by Tango On Broadway at Mission Oaks Community Center. First-time students receive their class free through a standing offer from the community center. New dancers get a warm introduction, and those with experience can use the beginner session to explore the opposite role. A practice period follows the classes, creating a supportive space to refine steps and connect with others. Pricing after the free first class is $10 for the whole evening or $30 for the month. Attend solo or with friends, and expect an inclusive atmosphere. Sessions are held every Monday, except on public holidays when the community center is typically closed. For details, contact Chooi Goh at 916-390-0219 or cegoh@aol.com.