Events in Livermore
Sama Sama Summertime Filipino-inspired Dinner
Hosted by Chef Rich and Eric, this pop-up dinner at Da Good Vibes in Union City presents five Filipino-inspired courses that use seasonal ingredients, sourced locally when possible. The meal blends traditional dishes with courses that reflect the experience of growing up Filipino in the United States. The menu is priced at $75. Appetizers include chicken lumpia filled with seasoned ground chicken and diced vegetables served with a spiced vinegar dip, along with a summer salad. Family style mains feature chicken relleno made with hollowed drumsticks stuffed with ground chicken and pork plus pickled quail egg, carrots, celery, and onions. Lechon carajay offers smoked then roasted crispy pork belly with a spiced tamari and citrus dipping sauce and a kabocha squash bagoong puree. Another main showcases crispy pandan battered Scottish salmon paired with calamansi and roasted garlic aioli. Sides include shrimp chips, atchara with pickled sweet peppers, carrots, and onions, and java rice infused with turmeric and coconut. Dessert brings ube bibingka with flan, combining a coconut rice cake infused with ube, toasted coconut, and a coconut flan finished with lambanog brulee.
Livermore Thursday Night Farmers Market
Kick off the weekend vibe early at Carnegie Park with Thursday evenings in Downtown Livermore. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables from nearby growers, sample tasty bites from neighborhood vendors and food trucks, and listen to live music while you unwind on the grass. The setting invites a laid-back picnic feel as you wander through the heart of Downtown Livermore. Families are welcome for a night of good food, entertainment, and community spirit.
Free Kids Activities at the Farmers' Market - POP Club🌱
Designed for kids and families who frequent the Dublin Farmers' Market, the POP Club offers free, interactive activities that help children learn where food comes from, how it is grown, and why choosing fresh, local produce matters. Each week features a different theme, from building a rainbow-inspired plate while exploring the colorful benefits of fruits and vegetables, to tracing the journey food takes from farm to market, to tasting seasonal produce and comparing fresh and dried varieties while learning about preservation, to discovering practical ways to reduce food waste and appreciate imperfect produce. Families with children ages 12 and under are welcome, and a parent or guardian must remain with participating children.
Emerald Glen Community Park, Dublin, CA, United States, California 94568Dog Training: Freshman Class (Dublin)
Designed as a starting point for dogs older than four months, this beginner course builds a clear, consistent way to communicate so you can teach any behavior. Across four weekly meetings, foundational exercises develop into practical skills such as coming when called, greeting people politely, walking without pulling, and staying attentive around distractions. This session is the first of the four, with the remaining classes held on the same weekday and time.
JRMF at Don Biddle Park
Enjoy free, hands-on math games for the whole family at Don Biddle Park. This relaxed, drop-in gathering welcomes visitors anytime and offers a friendly way to explore math together. It is a smaller event than the usual math festivals, providing a low-key setting to play and learn. Find it at Picnic Area B.
【San Ramon】Marina Crouse Sings Ernestine Anderson: A Night of Jazz & Blues (Fri 7/24 - 8 pm)
At Meyhouse Jazz San Ramon, Bay Area vocalist Marina Crouse offers a heartfelt salute to Ernestine Anderson, honoring a legacy that spans jazz, blues, swing, and tender ballads. A recording artist with Little Village, Crouse is known for vivid storytelling and a rich, resonant delivery that brings warmth and depth to every song. The Mercury News has praised her voice, and she has performed alongside many of the region’s leading musicians on stages including SFJAZZ, the Fillmore Jazz Festival, Portland’s Waterfront Blues Festival, San Jose Jazz’s Break Room, and San Jose Jazz Summer Fest. This program highlights Anderson’s artistry while presenting an intimate, personal interpretation of the repertoire.
Movie Night at CBE Cinema: Crossing Delancey
Enjoy a summer movie night hosted by the Israel and Adult Education Committee at CBE Cinema. The evening begins with Havdalah, then features a screening of Crossing Delancey, a New York romantic Jewish comedy, shown on a big screen TV. Cinema-style refreshments will be available. Admission is free, and donations to Magen David Adom are welcome. Please register in advance so the team can prepare enough popcorn.
Dave "Ouzo" Land does the Union City Farmers Market
Dave "Ouzo" Land takes part in the Union City Farmers' Market, adding an energetic musical backdrop to a bustling scene of farm-fresh produce and a wide selection of tasty foods. Explore the stalls, enjoy the tunes, and soak in the lively market atmosphere.
Union City Farmers' MarketCars and Coffee Livermore
After a pause, this event is making a comeback at a new location next to the Livermore Outlets. The move places the gathering right by the outlets for easy reference.
Rage on Parade (RATM Tribute) & Nü-Metal Jacket (Nu Metal Tribute) @ Pine St Bar
Rage on Parade, a tribute to Rage Against the Machine, teams up with guest Nü-Metal Jacket for a live show in Livermore featuring nu metal favorites. Cover is $10. Two West Coast tribute bands share the stage for an evening together.
Pine Street BarSF Premium Outlets Street Eats 🚚
San Francisco Premium Outlets hosts a weekend street food gathering where shoppers can pause between stores and enjoy fresh, craveworthy bites from local food trucks. It is a casual spot for families and friends to meet, with drinks, snacks and a variety of flavors. The lineup includes favorites such as Pacific Drip Kitchen, Rosie's Mexican Food and Sausage King.
San Francisco Premium OutletsJuan Of A Kind Chamba Collective Sale
This sale highlights the Chamba Collective and features work from participating members in Union City, California. Hosted at Niles Pie Company, the event showcases each participant’s creations in a welcoming setting. More information will be shared soon.
Niles Pie CompanyAnirban Dasgupta’s Player - Bay Area (CA)
Anirban Dasgupta brings an evening of stand-up comedy to the Bay Area. Ticketing has opened, so fans can reserve seats for a night of laughs.
James Logan High SchoolLDGC "Speed" Challenge Monthly
This speed-focused challenge features a blended layout that mixes short and long tees at the new disc golf course at Springtown. Check-in takes place under the shade structure between holes 10 and 11 by the road. The round uses a shotgun start, and themed rules will be shared later in the month. Bag tags, discs, and LDGC trucker hats will be available for purchase.
Springtown Golf CourseIM1 & IM2 Get Ready: Integrated Math Summer Cohort
Students preparing to enter Integrated Math 1 or 2 can use this summer opportunity to solidify the key skills that set up a strong first quarter before classes move quickly. The GrowWise IM1 & IM2 Get Ready program focuses on building steady study habits while revisiting core topics such as expressions and equations, proportional reasoning, readiness for functions and graphing, and deeper geometric thinking. It also reviews the fundamentals of proof and similarity and addresses frequent mistake patterns so problem solving becomes more reliable. This offering is especially suited to DUSD and PUSD students getting ready for IM1 or IM2.
Kids Camp: Fairy Door
Young creators ages 7 to 12 can spend a creative day at Little Brushes Summer Camp painting a tiny fairy door set into a tree trunk, then adding mushrooms and flowers to complete the scene. The week features a mushrooms and fairy house theme in a welcoming, collaborative setting that helps kids express their creativity. Campers arrive, paint, pause for a provided snack and Capri Sun, then continue with crafts and games before pick up. All materials are supplied so participants can focus on making their own masterpiece. Pricing is $65 per day or $300 for the full week, with a $25 savings on the weekly option.
Robotics Summer Camp: Build, Code & Test
GrowWise Robotics Summer Camp offers a hands-on pathway into engineering and coding, guiding students as they connect mechanics, sensors, logic, and software to create functioning robots. Participants dive into design and programming, experiment with sensors and motors to explore automation, and move through repeated cycles of building, testing, and troubleshooting. Collaborative challenges encourage clear team communication and defined project responsibilities. By the end, students aim to present a completed robot or achieve a targeted robotics challenge outcome. The camp provides a structured STEM environment with straightforward goals and expectations.
Academic Summer Sprint: Cohort 1 (2 Weeks long.90 Min Daily)
Students in grades 1 to 8 can strengthen reading, writing, and math skills through daily 90 minute sessions in Dublin, CA. Each day offers 60 minutes of instruction followed by 30 minutes of practice, with small groups that provide focused attention. Pricing begins at $249.
2026 Summer Sports Camp - Laws of the Game
Crosspoint Church hosts a weeklong, full day sports camp at the Pleasanton campus, led by a coaching team from UW Sports. Participants can choose from basketball, cheerleading, or indoor soccer, and the youngest athletes can join Team 45, a mixed sports program designed for children ages 4 to 5. The camp welcomes children starting at age 4 through rising 6th graders. The fee is $350. Along with skill development, campers can look forward to active play, teamwork, and making new friends.
Crosspoint ChurchLittle Brushes: Summer Camp
Little Brushes Summer Camp welcomes ages 7 to 12 into a lively, collaborative studio where young artists can paint, craft, and create their own masterpieces. This week highlights whimsical themes of mushrooms and fairy houses. Each day includes arrival, a guided painting session, a snack break with a Capri Sun included, time for crafts and games, and pickup. All necessary supplies are provided so creativity can take center stage. Pricing is $65 per day or $300 for the full week, which includes a $25 savings.
Myth & Magic Art Camp at The Bothwell
Step into a world of legends at an art camp held at the Bothwell Arts Center, where imagination leads every creation. Young artists ages 6 to 14 dive into myths, folklore, and fantasy as they invent characters, dream up epic scenes, and shape original stories. Using drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media, campers design heroes and creatures, build magical settings, and illustrate adventures that connect their ideas to finished artwork. Guided activities focus on storytelling and world building while nurturing creativity, skills, and confidence in a supportive environment. The camp is organized into two classrooms with 15 students in each.
Summer Reading Bridge
Rincon Library hosts Summer Reading Bridge, a welcoming program where children can strengthen their reading skills with the help of volunteer tutors. Sign-ups are available on site for 30-minute one-on-one sessions. This effort connects with the library’s Summer Learning program, which offers a free book to participants of any age who register. Readers can track their progress with paper gameboards available at all Livermore Library locations or use the Beanstack app to log reading and activities. Participation earns raffle tickets for prize drawings. The program is supported by Friends of the Livermore Library and other partners.
Teen Takeover Tuesdays (for Ages 8-12)
Hang out with friends and get creative at a relaxed teen program for ages 12 to 18. No registration is needed. Activities rotate and include making succulents with Perler beads, an escape room activity, crafting resin dice inspired by nature, and the opportunity to paint a bookend for the library. Summer Learning is underway and offers a free book to participants of any age who sign up. Paper gameboards are available at all Livermore Library locations, and those who track their reading and activities earn raffle tickets for prize drawings, with support from Friends of the Livermore Library and other partners.
JRMF
Families can explore free, hands-on math activities at Emerald Green Park. The format is drop-in, so stop by whenever it is convenient. Activities take place at Picnic Area E, and this is a smaller-scale gathering than the usual math festivals.
Emerald Glen ParkTuesday Tunes
A strong lineup is planned for Tuesday Tunes.
Livermore Valley ArtsThe Hurricane Band
Tuesday Tunes brings The Hurricane Band to the Shea Homes Stage in downtown Livermore. Bring a chair or blanket, get comfortable, and enjoy a scenic setting while taking in favorite songs from The Hurricane Band.
Livermore Bankhead Performing Arts TheatreFree Summer Movies
Celebrate summer with free movie admission when each attendee makes a concession purchase. Arrive early to grab a good seat, and check out the robot that spins cotton candy in the lobby. Reservations are required only for groups of eight or more; email vinecinema@yahoo.com to arrange your visit.
Vine Cinema & AlehouseFree showing of Scoob or SpongeBob Movie
Choose your movie on the big screen with a pick between The SpongeBob Movie and SCOOB! Admission is free with a concession purchase for each person. Arrive early to find a great seat, and take a look at the cotton candy robot in the lobby. Reservations are only required for groups of eight or more. In SCOOB!, the beginnings of Mystery Inc. come into focus as Shaggy meets Scooby when they are both feeling alone, then they connect with Fred, Velma, and Daphne. Years later the crew confronts Dick Dastardly and a scheme to release the three headed ghost dog Cerberus, while Shaggy and Scooby get swept into a superhero adventure with the Blue Falcon and the rest of the gang races to find them and save the world.
Vine Cinema & AlehousesmART
Springtown Library offers a casual craft session where a different material is highlighted each week. All supplies are provided at no cost. Idea prompts are available, and participants are encouraged to use the materials to create their own projects. People of all ages can enroll in Summer Learning. Paper gameboards are available at all Livermore Library locations. Those who track their reading and activities have a chance to win prizes, and each participant receives a free book for signing up. The Summer Learning program and related events are supported by Friends of the Livermore Library and other partners.
Springtown LibraryMaker Madness for ages 8-12
Young makers ages 8 to 12 can drop into a creative session in the Civic Center Library Storytime Room. Each gathering features a new hands-on theme, such as sweet-inspired crafting, colorful suncatchers, lunar fun, greeting cards for seniors, miniature clay charms, seed-ball creations, a chocolate-themed activity, DIY bath fizzies, a surprise treat project, and custom pencil cases. It is a relaxed space to hang out, get inventive, and meet other kids. Snacks are provided at no cost, and advance registration is not required. All ages can also take part in the library’s Summer Learning program. Sign-up is available online or through an app, with paper gameboards offered at each Livermore Library location. Readers who track their progress can enter to win prizes, and everyone receives a free book upon enrollment, made possible with support from Friends of the Livermore Library and other partners.
Civic Center LibraryClassic Night: Raiders of the Lost Ark
Experience Raiders of the Lost Ark back on the big screen, presented as a favorite summer classic that always draws a crowd. Enjoy iconic adventure and spectacle in a theater setting. Tickets are available at the box office.
Vine CinemaLine Dancing Wednesdays
Kick up your boots at Stampede Livermore with an all ages line dancing night featuring beginner friendly lessons, opportunities to request favorite dances, and plenty of social floor time. CC Amato and crew lead the action, welcoming newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. Admission is free, making it easy to enjoy a lively country western experience with friends and family.
Stampede Bar & GrillKids Camp: Fairy Cottage
Picture a tiny house tucked among flowers, inviting the question of who might be inside. Little Brushes Summer Camp welcomes artists ages 7 to 12 for a creative week centered on mushrooms and fairy houses. Participants explore painting, crafting, and other hands-on projects in a lively, collaborative setting where all needed supplies are provided. The day flows from arrival into a painting session, followed by a snack that includes a Capri Sun, then crafts and games, and it wraps up with pickup. Families can choose $65 per day or $300 for the week, which reflects a $25 savings. Kids spend the week making imaginative artwork inspired by fairy cottages and mushroom motifs.
Houseplant First Aid
Bring your houseplants or photos of them to the library for personalized guidance from Alden Lane Nursery staff. Get practical tips to diagnose issues and help your plants thrive. This free program is for adults, and no registration is required. While at the library, check out Summer Learning, where everyone receives a free book for signing up. Participants who track their reading and activities can earn raffle tickets for prize drawings, and paper gameboards are available at all Livermore Library locations. Thanks to Friends of the Livermore Library and other partners for helping make these programs possible.
Civic Center Library Storytime RoomLivermore Thursday Night Farmers Market
Get a head start on the weekend at a Thursday evening farmers market in Downtown Livermore’s Carnegie Park. Pick up fresh, locally grown produce, enjoy bites from local vendors and food trucks, and listen to live music in a relaxed, picnic-friendly setting. Take a leisurely stroll through the downtown area and enjoy a community-focused evening that is welcoming for all ages.
Carnegie ParkFree Kids Activities - POP Club
POP Club offers free, hands-on activities at the farmers' market that help children discover where their food comes from, how it is grown, and why fresh, local produce matters. Each session explores a new theme, such as creating a colorful plate with fruits and vegetables, tracing a food’s path from farm to market, tasting what is in season while learning about drying and other ways farmers preserve harvests, and reducing waste by valuing produce that is not picture perfect. The program is open to families with children ages 12 and under, and a parent or guardian must remain with participants.
Emerald Glen Community ParkJazz in July: The CoolTones Big Band at Retzlaff Vineyards
Livermore’s annual Jazz in July tradition concludes with an all-ages finale at Retzlaff Vineyards featuring The CoolTones Big Band. Attendees may bring a picnic, enjoy live jazz, play games, and take part in craft activities. Food will also be available to purchase from Fratelli’s Pizzeria. Admission to all Jazz in July programs is free, made possible by the Friends of the Livermore Public Library. No reservations are required. Seating and parking are limited, so early arrival is recommended. For more information, call 925-373-5505.
GrrlzTalk
GrrlzTalk performs at Concannon Vineyard’s Twilight Tunes, creating a lively setting with fine wines, live music and dancing. General admission is $10, and Concannon Wine Club members receive complimentary entry.
Concannon VineyardRooted in Wellness Series
A monthly class series at Rooted Wellness and Spa is designed to make healthy living straightforward, doable, and lasting. Each session focuses on a different aspect of wellness, covering topics like detox and immune support, stress, sleep, and clean living, with an emphasis on natural, plant-based approaches and everyday habits that fit into real life. Guests who attend with friends, whether one or a few, can receive a gift for both the attendee and a friend.
Rooted Wellness and SpaJRMF
Families can enjoy free, hands-on math games at Don Biddle Park. Attendees can drop in anytime. This event is smaller than the typical math festivals. It will be located at Picnic Area B.
Don Biddle Community ParkKids Camp: Shroom Shack
Created for ages 7 to 12, this Little Brushes Summer Camp session channels creativity into a mushroom and fairy house theme. Kids explore art through painting, crafting, and more in a welcoming, party-style camp environment that encourages collaboration and self-expression. Each day features a painting session, a snack break with Capri Sun, and time for crafts and games before pickup, and all materials are provided. Pricing is $65 per day or $300 for the week, which includes a $25 savings.
Sony Technical In-Store Visit
An in-store visit by Sony technical specialists offers personalized guidance for anyone considering a new Sony camera or lens, with conversations focused on matching gear to individual shooting needs. Current Sony users can receive free firmware updates on their existing Sony gear, with specialists handling the process. The latest releases will be available for demonstration, including the Sony A7R VI and the 100-400mm F4.5 GM OSS. This event takes place at Mike's Camera Dublin.
Mike's CameraTri Valley Lazy Dog Lunch
This relaxed lunch focuses on meeting new people, enjoying good food, and having fun. Expect a friendly atmosphere and easy conversation over a casual meal.
Lazy Dog Restaurant & BarPleasanton Concert in the Park
In Living Cover brings a dance-ready show to Lions Wayside Park in downtown Pleasanton, featuring 90s hits alongside favorites from other eras. Expect a lively performance filled with familiar tunes, and wear your dancing shoes.
Lions Wayside ParkMean Girls High School Edition
PYTC stages the High School Edition of Mean Girls at Firehouse Arts Center - City of Pleasanton. New arrival Cady Heron discovers that suburbia's high school scene is its own kind of wilderness as she navigates shifting friendships, sharp rivalries, and a so called Revenge Party that drives home the cost of challenging the queen bee.
Firehouse Arts CenterJinx Jones & the KingTones
Jinx Jones & the KingTones bring an open-air concert and dance party to Blacksmith Square Livermore, mixing high-energy twang, hard-driving guitar, bop and boogie rhythms, and a lively blend of rockabilly and honky tonk.
Blacksmith SquareArnez J Live in Pleasanton, CA
Arnez J takes the stage for a live performance at Tommy T's Comedy Club.
Kids Camp: Catching Fairies
Kids capture a touch of fairy magic by painting their own night fairy that seems to glow. For ages 7 to 12, Little Brushes Summer Camp creates a fun, party-style setting that mixes painting, crafting, and playful activities in a welcoming, team-oriented space. The week features mushrooms and fairy houses, and all materials are supplied to help each young artist craft a personal masterpiece. A typical day flows from arrival to a painting session, a snack break with a Capri Sun included, then crafts and games, and ends with pickup. Pricing is $65 per day or $300 for the week, which saves $25.
Pinot's PaletteDel Valle Summer Shindig Starring Mitch Polzak with special guest Loren O
Celebrate the third annual Del Valle Winery Summer Shindig, a Western themed evening under the night sky with food, wine, beer, and live music. High energy performer Mitch Polzak headlines, with Livermore native Loren O opening the show. Every party receives a reserved table, and groups of three or fewer may be seated with another small party. If purchasing tickets and wishing to sit with a specific group, text 925-290-7230 or email info@showmentum.com with the names of both parties and the total number of people.
The Dream Tellers at Del Cielo Brewing Co. - Livermore
Del Cielo Brewing Co. in Livermore celebrates its location’s anniversary with an evening of music by The Dream Tellers.
Del Cielo Brewing Co.Arnez J Live
Arnez J performs live at Tommy T's Comedy Club in Pleasanton.
Tommy T's Comedy ClubDave "Ouzo" Land
Browse an upbeat open air marketplace at Pleasanton Farmers' Market, where stalls feature an array of goods, services, food items, and fresh local produce. Shop to the sound of music from Dave "Ouzo" Land as you wander, creating an easygoing atmosphere for discoveries and conversation. It is a simple, cheerful way to start the weekend and pick up quality ingredients and treats.
Pleasanton Farmers' MarketYoung Innovator Shark Tank
Young innovators take center stage at a one-day marketplace where they transform ideas into real businesses. Participants create a brand, develop a product or service, craft a marketing plan, and welcome customers. Sponsored by Acton Academy with support from donors and volunteers, this showcase celebrates principled entrepreneurship, honoring well-known figures like Steve Jobs and Sara Blakely as well as the many unsung business owners who drive innovation, create jobs, and serve their communities.
Learning Lab Training Workshop: Rock-Solid Recall
Strengthen your dog's recall with a learning session focused on building a reliable response when called. Hear how contemporary science approaches this behavior, watch live demonstrations that cover the foundational skills, and receive guidance for setting up real-world practice that leads to dependable results. The class is for people only, which helps participants focus on the material without managing their dogs during the session. This format also allows more seats and greater flexibility in pricing, so you can take the insights home and begin training right away.
East Bay SPCATri-Valley Theatre Company The SpongeBob Musical
SpongeBob SquarePants trades his pineapple for the stage at The Bankhead as Tri-Valley Theatre Company presents The SpongeBob Musical. Brimming with humor, high energy, and fan-favorite characters, the story follows Bikini Bottom when a major challenge arises and the community pulls together to save their home. The score spans pop and rock with contributions from Yolanda Adams, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Sara Bareilles, Jonathan Coulton, Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, The Flaming Lips, Lady A, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend, Panic! at the Disco, Plain White T’s, They Might Be Giants, and T.I., plus songs by David Bowie, Tom Kenny and Andy Paley. Additional lyrics are by Jonathan Coulton, additional music by Tom Kitt, and the production was conceived for the stage by Tina Landau. Inspired by the series created by Stephen Hillenburg, this colorful show welcomes audiences of all ages with a message of teamwork, courage, and heart. An ASL interpreted performance is offered, with interpreters positioned on the right side of the theater.
Bankhead TheaterLGBTQIA+ Support Groups
These weekly support groups at Insight Wellness Center provide a guided and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ individuals to reflect on their experiences, strengthen coping skills, and build meaningful connections with peers. A contact number for the group is 925-722-6225.
Insight Wellness CenterSan Ramon Summer Concerts in the Park Series
A summer of live music unfolds at the San Ramon Central Park Amphitheater, featuring Bay Area bands and plenty of space to dance. The lineup includes Pride & Joy performing pop and soul favorites, Pop Rocks covering Top 40 along with 80s and 90s throwbacks, The Purple Ones in a tribute to Prince, and Take 2 mixing today’s hits with classics. Blankets and low back lawn chairs are welcome. Food along with wine, beer, soda, and water can be purchased from two food trucks or The Growler beverage truck. Shade structures, tents, and umbrellas are allowed only at the top of the ridge or hill to keep sightlines open. The series is sponsored by the City of San Ramon and the San Ramon Arts Foundation.
San Ramon Central ParkArnez J Live
Enjoy a live performance by Arnez J at Tommy T's Comedy Club.
Tommy T's Comedy ClubPotluck Picnic 2026
The annual summer potluck picnic returns to Bray Commons Park with a full slate of activities. Expect watermelon eating competitions, face painting, games, and family challenges, along with more to discover throughout the day. A Power Week raffle will be held, and winners must be present for the drawing to claim a prize. As a true potluck, attendees are welcome to bring a signature dish to share with the community, and there may be opportunities to sample favorites from the instructors.
Bray Commons ParkNational Night Out Ice Cream Social
Celebrate National Night Out with an ice cream social at Congregation Beth Emek. Enjoy a sweet treat while connecting with CBE friends and neighbors. Meet and thank local first responders, then spend time catching up with familiar faces and getting to know new ones. This annual gathering is dedicated to strengthening community ties and supporting neighborhood safety.
Congregation Beth EmekBoys Summer Tryouts
Stream Valley Volleyball is assembling boys travel teams. Two divisions are offered, 12U for fifth and sixth graders and 14U for seventh and eighth graders. Pre-tryout clinics are scheduled on two days ahead of the tryouts.
Stager GymRuff Stock
Tuesday Tunes welcomes a return performance filled with country favorites, good vibes, and summer fun. Bring a chair, pick up dinner from a favorite downtown spot, and settle in for an evening of live music and community.
Livermore Valley ArtsDamage Inc tribute to Cliff Burton era Metallica !!!
This installment of the New 1st Friday Concert series features Damage Inc honoring Metallica’s Cliff Burton era, with a special guest also performing. The series highlights tributes and local favorites. Admission is free, and the event is presented by Regency Talent Group and Headyworks Brewing Co.
The Hurricane Band @ Las Positas Vineyards!
Set in a winery, this event features the winery's wine and food paired with music drawn from Hurricane Band fan favorites.
Las Positas VineyardsRuff Stock
Ruff Stock brings country flavor to Lions Wayside Park as part of Pleasanton’s Concert in the Park series. Settle in on a blanket with friends and family for a relaxed summer evening of live music and dancing, surrounded by a welcoming crowd and lively community spirit.
Lions Wayside ParkDEKA STRONG Hosted by Hawc Gym - San Ramon, CA
In San Ramon, Spartan DEKA and Hawc Gym present a new fitness challenge designed to test, gamify, and celebrate your progress. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional training zones with no running, creating a focused full body effort. Compete to earn a DEKA STRONG Mark and use it as a step toward DEKA FIT 2026. Capacity is limited.
HAWC GymDave Ouzo Land
Experience a lively outdoor market with a wide variety of goods, services, and tasty food items alongside fresh, local produce. Music sets the mood as you explore the stalls, creating an easygoing way to start winding down the week.
Dublin Farmers' MarketThe Hurricane Band @ Del Valley Winery!
Wrap up the week with a fun, relaxed evening at a beautiful winery. Enjoy a simple, feel-good close to the week in a scenic setting.
Del Valle WineryWeekly Meeting
A Rotary meeting in Downtown Pleasanton features guest speaker Matt Gruber, an experienced landscape architect with a background spanning government administration, city planning, and design. He holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture and a Master’s in City and Regional Planning from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. The gathering takes place at Hap’s and also includes the presentation of a large grant to an organization.
Downtown PleasantonPrepping Your Garden for Fall
Make the most of a climate that supports gardening all year with a class at Dublin Library focused on getting beds ready for the cooler months. Learn how to choose cool season edibles, plant bare-root fruit trees and vines, save seeds, build soil with sheet mulching, and control pests without toxins. The session also explains how to spot common plant diseases and nutrient deficiencies and how to weave native plants into a productive fall garden.
Dublin LibraryBamville Card Show
The Bamville Card Show returns with more than 30,000 square feet of trading cards and over 250 vendors under one roof. Collectors can explore an even mix of sports cards spanning early eras to current releases alongside non-sports favorites such as Pokémon, One Piece, Magic and more. A deep roster of sellers is set to bring distinctive finds and collections not commonly seen around Northern California, and the experience goes beyond the show floor with on-site food options and a bar, offering plenty for all ages. Admission is $15 for general entry and $10 for seniors and military, with children 13 and under admitted free. Admission rates are subject to change. Parking is $15 and can be paid by credit, debit or mobile tap-to-pay. Payment options may vary by vendor, with some accepting cards only and others taking cash, so plan accordingly. Following a successful previous edition, this installment is billed as a budget-friendly, family-focused Bay Area event and is expected to be even larger.
Alameda County Fairgrounds & Event CenterBamville Card Show
The Bamville Card Show returns with more than 30,000 square feet of trading cards and over 250 vendors gathered under one roof. The floor is split evenly between sports cards, spanning vintage through modern, and non-sports favorites such as Pokémon, One Piece, Magic and more. A strong lineup of sellers is expected, bringing distinctive inventory and collections not often seen around Northern California. It is planned as more than a marketplace, with on-site food options, a bar and features the whole family can enjoy. Following a successful previous show, this edition aims to be even larger and presents itself as an affordable, family-friendly event in the Bay Area. Admission is $15 for general entry and $10 for seniors and military, while children 13 and under are free. Pricing is subject to change. Parking is $15 and is paid by credit, debit or mobile tap to pay. Some vendors may be card only while others accept cash, so plan accordingly. For safety, all attendees must enter through the designated security gates, as an alternate gate will not be open.
3rd Thursday Arts & Eats
At Dougherty Station Community Center, this new monthly gathering highlights local creativity, tasty food, and connections among neighbors. The evening includes rotating food trucks serving a range of cuisines, original artwork and handmade goods from local artists available for purchase, free art activities, and live acoustic music, plus chances to connect with community partners. Artists who wish to take part may apply.
Dougherty Station Community CenterGoodguys 39th West Coast Nationals
Goodguys 39th West Coast Nationals brings a massive showcase of automotive culture to the Alameda County Fairgrounds, featuring more than 3,000 standout vehicles from 1999 and earlier, including hot rods, trucks, customs, lowriders, muscle cars, and classics. High-energy attractions span the Goodguys AutoCross racing series with the Wilwood Disc Brakes West Coast Shootout, the earth-rattling Nitro Thunderfest, a Pinstriper’s Brush Bash, three indoor car displays, live music, and a Family Fun Zone with free arts and crafts, games, and prizes throughout the event. Shoppers and sellers can explore the swap meet, the Cars 4 Sale Corral, and a robust vendor and manufacturers midway, while special parking areas add to the spectacle on Saturday. A Model Car Make N Take presented by Auto World and a Model Car Show bring hands-on fun for enthusiasts of all ages. Awards are a major highlight, including the Builder’s Choice Top 10 selected by Roseville Rod and Custom, along with 2026 Top 12 of the Year finalist competitions such as Snap-On Muscle Car of the Year, LMC Truck of the Year Early (pre-1960), Dakota Digital Truck of the Year Late (1960–99), Vintage Air Custom Rod of the Year, Griot’s Garage Muscle Machine of the Year, Scott’s Hotrods ‘N Customs Custom of the Year, and Roadster Shop 4x4 of the Year. A Thursday Poker Run adds another layer of festivities, and the Meguiar’s All American Sunday celebration welcomes American made or powered show cars of all years. Online advance general admission for ages 13 and up is $27 plus service fees and local sales tax, and at-event general admission for ages 13 and up is $30 with taxes and fees included. Online advance tickets for kids ages 7 to 12 are $10 for all days, and at-event kids tickets are $11 for all days, while children 6 and under are free. Parking is $15, charged by the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Featured attractions are subject to change.
Alameda County FairAmmy Virk Live
Ammy Virk brings the Unity Tour to the Bay Area with a live show at Oakland Arena and the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Tickets will be available soon, and sponsorship opportunities are being offered.
Oakland ColiseumInner Engineering In-Person
Inner Engineering comes to life in an in person, four day program offered across a weekend, designed to catalyze profound, long term personal change. The curriculum presents a complete approach to wellbeing that weaves together the body, mind, emotions, and the vital energies within. Instruction is provided by an Isha Teacher trained by Sadhguru, a yogi and mystic recognized as a prominent authority in yoga, creating a rare chance to learn transformative tools and insights face to face. The program fee is USD 375, with an early bird price of USD 330. For questions, contact SF.eastbay@ishausa.org or 925-587-9642.
Amador Rancho Community CenterJeff Bordes & Friends: A Tribute to Louis Armstrong featuring Jackie Gage
Trumpeter Jeff Bordes brings an all star band to Firehouse Arts Center for a spirited salute to Louis Armstrong in his 125th birthday year. With Jackie Gage lending rich, soulful vocals, the concert blends easygoing warmth, hard swinging drive, and playful humor to capture Satchmo’s unmistakable essence, revisiting classics with New Orleans grooves and contagious joy. Highlights include beloved songs such as What a Wonderful World, Hello, Dolly!, St. Louis Blues, and When It’s Sleepy Time Down South, with more favorites shaping a night of jazz and celebration that honors a pioneer who helped shape American music.
Firehouse Arts Center - City of PleasantonBay Area BandFest -- Season 4
The fourth season of this Bay Area band festival promises a full day centered on music, culture, food, and community. A wide mix of bands from different genres will take the stage, and a newly formed Bay Area Choir of talented singers makes its local debut. The centerpiece is a featured set by POTA, Avijit Barman of the band Cactus. Throughout the celebration, a variety of food options and vendor booths will be available. Admission is free, and no tickets are required. Attendees are encouraged to bring family and friends, along with plenty of energy and a love of live music.
Kennedy Youth CenterOpening Night at The Bankhead - A Fundraiser Starring Lyle Lovett
Opening Night at The Bankhead spotlights four-time Grammy winner Lyle Lovett in a rare, up-close performance at the largest fundraiser of the year supporting arts education outreach. The experience begins with a sparkling welcome and hors d’oeuvres, then continues with a live auction, a raffle, and a Fund-a-Need that bolster these programs. After the concert, the celebration moves to The Bankhead plaza for an open-air after-party with a live band for dancing, small-plate bites and desserts, and a no-host bar offering a variety of beverages. Member early access is available. Event sponsors include Jean King, Denise Watkins, Jean Shuler, @visittrivalley, @onthevinecatering, @griffodistillery, Chestnut Hill Vineyards, @fremontbank, @altamontlimo, @jollifaces, @ronessexphotography, @amospro, @connoisseurmediahq, @1017kkiq, and @indepnews, and additional sponsorships are welcomed.
1 on 1 FMA Workshop: The Little Things That You're Missing
SGM Greene and a team of instructors present a focused workshop on the Stick and Knife System of One on One FMA, highlighting the small details that improve effectiveness and execution. Training blocks feature instruction from Vince Porter, Jon Greene, and SGM Greene, with time set aside for breaks, lunch, and a closing Q&A. Participants should bring a training stick and knife. The fee is $45 for attendees and $20 for spectators.
Dave "Ouzo" Land does the Union City Farmers Market
Dave "Ouzo" Land brings live music to the Union City Farmers' Market, creating a lively backdrop for a compact neighborhood marketplace. Visitors can explore a variety of food items and fresh local produce while enjoying the performance. It offers a relaxed way to start the weekend.
Union City Farmers' MarketCal High School Football Mattress Sale Fundraiser
California High School in San Ramon presents a yearly mattress fundraiser and sale that supports the Cal High School football team. This single-day event features new, made-to-order mattresses from top brands in a wide range of sizes, firmness options, and styles. Shoppers can expect pricing that is 30 to 50 percent below typical retail, along with full manufacturer warranties. The selection includes premium models, adjustable bases, sheets, and luxury pillows, and there are delivery and financing options. Every purchase helps the team, offering a store-like shopping experience at the school with strong value for a good cause.
California High School (San Ramon, California)50+ Summer Mixer
An evening designed for singles 50 and over unfolds at the stylish Aloft Hotel by Marriott in Dublin, offering a relaxed setting with a touch of structure. Conversations start easily thanks to a hosted mixer game that helps guests connect naturally, without forced icebreakers. Expect a sleek lounge vibe, thoughtful mingling, and opportunities to spark romance or simply expand a circle of friends. Smart attire is encouraged to match the modern atmosphere. Early bird admission is $45, and entry at the door is $55, subject to availability. Free parking is included. Attendance is limited to support a balanced, high quality group.
Aloft Dublin-PleasantonDog Training: Freshman Class (Dublin)
Start here if your dog is older than four months and you want a solid training foundation. This introductory class builds a clear communication framework you can use to teach a wide range of behaviors. Through core exercises, you will cultivate practical skills like coming when called, calm greetings, walking on a loose leash, and staying focused in busy or distracting settings. This is a four-week course that meets once a week at the same day and time, and this session is the first class in the series.
Sinatra Saloon: A Tale & A Tune
At Club Bankhead, Jefferson Bergey leads a cabaret-style salute to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and the Rat Pack tradition. Hear signature numbers like Fly Me to the Moon, My Way, and New York, New York alongside engaging anecdotes that reveal how these songs took shape and the personalities behind them. The lounge-like setting pairs live vocals with storytelling to create a nostalgic atmosphere that welcomes lifelong admirers and those discovering this music for the first time. Familiar tunes meet fresh tales in a tribute to classic American entertainment.
Royal Fitment Bay Area 7
Now in its seventh Bay Area edition, this car show in Union City, California welcomes all ages. The event features entertainment and vehicle displays.
James Logan High SchoolRDSS: Albert Lin: Exploring Human Frontiers
National Geographic Explorer Dr. Albert Lin visits the Bankhead Theater for an evening focused on adventure, discovery, and human resilience. Known for pioneering expeditions in search of lost civilizations and hidden archaeological sites, he combines satellite imagery, drones, and advanced mapping to uncover what lies beneath deserts, jungles, and mountains around the world. His most personal journey began after a 2016 accident that resulted in the loss of his lower leg, leading him to explore healing and human potential through technology, science, and the power of neuroplasticity. Albert Lin: Exploring Human Frontiers blends exploration, innovation, and personal storytelling, encouraging audiences to reconsider the boundary between human and machine... and to see what can emerge when curiosity meets resilience. A live Q&A follows as part of the Rae Dorough Speaker Series.
Midnight Flyer Live at the Firehouse Theater
A performance is headed to Pleasanton, marking a debut at the Firehouse Theater. Ticket information will be announced soon.
Firehouse Arts Center - City of PleasantonBABA Picnic 2026
Bay Area Bangladesh Association Picnic 2026 gathers families and friends at San Ramon Park with live music from local bands, flavorful food, kids games, and activities for all ages. This community celebration of culture and connection offers a relaxed setting to enjoy performances, share meals, play, and create lasting memories together.
San Ramon, CaliforniaRuff Stock at McKay's Taphouse & Beer Garden
Ruff Stock brings live music to McKay’s Taphouse & Beer Garden for an easygoing evening filled with lively tunes, chilled drinks, and relaxed vibes. The show unfolds in a popular Livermore gathering spot where pints and music go hand in hand.
McKay's Taphouse & Beer Garden50th San Francisco Comedy Competition
The San Francisco Comedy Competition marks its 50th year with a semifinal showcase at the Bankhead Theater, filling one stage with ten rising comedians for an evening of high stakes sets. This long running contest has launched the careers of Robin Williams, Dana Carvey, and Ellen DeGeneres, and the next wave of standups steps into the spotlight here. Each performer gets one chance to win over both the audience and the judges, so every set feels fresh, unpredictable, and built for big laughs. Catch future stars at the start of their climb.
BICS Ganesh Chaturthi Mela 2026
BICS Ganesh Chaturthi Mela 2026 brings the spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi to the East Bay with a 9 foot tall Ganesha murthy, time honored rituals, lively music and colorful dance, delicious food, and shopping all in one place. This in person celebration offers a welcoming way to explore the festival’s culture and heritage through performances, flavors, and a shared sense of community.
Emerald Glen ParkCorgi Con
Corgi Con is back with a playful celebration of loaf-legged charm, bringing thousands of fans and their fluffy companions together for a day of fun. Expect the signature Corgi races, a Ninja Warrior style course for canine athletes, an irresistibly cute costume contest, a Corgi-focused market, plenty of photo opportunities, and food trucks to keep the energy up. Admission is $13.44 for general entry, children ages 7 to 12 are $8/96, and kids 6 and under are free. Parking is $15 and accepts credit, debit, and mobile tap-to-pay. Some vendors may be card only while others accept cash, so plan accordingly. All details are subject to change.
USA Cheer NorCal Club STUNT Tournament
A NorCal club STUNT tournament sanctioned by USA Cheer takes place at California High School Alumni Association. Participation requires that all teams, coaches, and athletes be rostered with USA Cheer. Divisions offered are 8U, 11U, 14U, and 18U. Spectator admission is $15.
California High School Alumni Association2026 Homecoming
Homecoming 2026 features the Grizzlies taking on the Dublin Gaels under the lights. Expect an energetic atmosphere filled with school spirit and hometown pride throughout the game. A lively night of football is in store.
California High School Alumni AssociationSt. Raymond Fall Festival!
GrrlzTalk returns to the St. Raymond Fall Festival with a mix of rock and dance favorites for all ages. The festival features live entertainment, a variety of international foods, carnival games, a cornhole tournament, a silent disco, family games, a beer garden, a wine pull, bingo, and more.
14th Annual A Taste of Africa Festival
The 14th Annual Taste of Africa Festival returns to Downtown Livermore with a free, daylong celebration of Africa and its Diaspora, sharing beauty, creativity, and joy through live music, traditional and contemporary dance, cultural showcases, delicious food, artisan vendors, and spaces that encourage connection across generations. In the Moving Together Dance Studio area, master teaching artists from across the African Diaspora lead free outdoor dance classes throughout the day. These classes are open to beginners and experienced dancers of all ages, including children and elders. The Kids Zone features storytellers, hands-on cultural activities, and imagination-centered experiences that help children, caregivers, and elders connect through play and tradition. Now in its fourteenth year, the festival gathers thousands for a single day of community and culture. Sponsored by the City of Livermore, Livermore Valley Arts, World Arts West, and the Alameda County Arts Commission.
The Bankhead LVADog Training: Puppy Stars (Dublin)
This Dublin class focuses on early socialization and real life skills for young dogs. Puppies receive positive introductions to people, other dogs, and new sights and sounds, while building comfort with grooming, vet visits, and everyday handling. Foundational training is included, such as settling on a mat, sit, recall, leash walking, and targeting. The curriculum also covers puppy specific topics like preventing resource guarding, crate training, potty training, and teething. Puppies must be 8 to 16 weeks old at the start of the course. This session is the first class in a six week series, with one class offered each week on the same day and time.
626 Night Market - Bay Area | October 9-11, 2026
Discover 626 Night Market at Alameda County Fairgrounds, a vibrant celebration of Asian-inspired culture. Launched in 2012 and named for Southern California’s 626 area code, it is known as the first and largest Asian night market in the United States. The experience brings hundreds of food vendors together with shopping booths, artists, games, and live entertainment for all ages. More than a food festival, it highlights a rich blend of cuisine, creativity, and community.
Alameda County FairgroundsDave "Ouzo" Land does the Union City Farmers Market
Dave "Ouzo" Land brings a lively vibe to Union City Farmers' Market, where visitors can explore delicious food items and fresh local produce as music fills the air. A warm market experience to kick off the weekend.
Union City Farmers' Market626 Night Market
Experience 626 Night Market, a pioneering Asian night market in the United States where signature street food, handcrafted goods, and live performances come together. Founded in 2012 and named for Southern California’s 626 area code, it celebrates Asian-inspired culture with a vibrant blend of cuisine, creativity, and community. General admission is $6, and children 3 and under are free. Pricing is subject to change. Parking is $15, payable by credit, debit, or mobile tap-to-pay. Upon arrival, park and walk to the entrance and follow the wayfinding signs. All guests must use the designated security entrances, and some gates are closed for safety. Vendors may differ in payment methods, with some accepting cards only while others take cash, so plan accordingly. Details are subject to change.
Dog Training: Freshman Class (Dublin)
Begin here if your dog is over 4 months old and you want a strong training foundation. This introductory course builds a shared communication framework that helps you teach any behavior. Sessions emphasize core exercises that translate into practical skills, including reliable recall, calm greetings, loose leash walking, and staying attentive in distracting environments. The course runs for four weeks, meeting once a week on the same day and time, and this event is the first class in the series.