Events in Livermore today

Build lifesaving skills with an American Heart Association CPR and first aid class. Learn to act quickly during critical moments at work, at home, or at school so you are prepared to help when it matters most.

Stampede Livermore hosts a weekly line dancing night that welcomes all ages, featuring instruction, audience requests, and plenty of social dancing with CC Amato & Crew. Admission is free.

Bankhead Theater hosts Menopause The Musical®, the global hit comedy that has entertained more than 17 million people. The show follows four women who meet while bargain hunting at a lingerie sale and quickly connect over shared experiences. With playful parodies of favorite songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, the production finds humor in hot flashes, mood swings, memory blips, sleepless nights, changing bodies, and the everyday moments that bring women together through every stage of life. It is a warm, feel-good celebration of friendship and sisterhood for anyone navigating The Change, remembering it, or simply looking for a lively musical comedy.

Homeschooling families can connect at the Civic Center Library in the Storytime Room, a welcoming setting for meeting new friends. The gathering provides a dedicated space along with craft supplies and other materials to make it easy to spend time together and create.

Begin the weekend ahead of schedule in Downtown Livermore at Carnegie Park. Browse stands filled with locally grown produce, sample tasty offerings from local vendors and food trucks, and enjoy live music. Unwind in a casual picnic-style setting, take a leisurely walk through downtown, and share a family-friendly evening focused on good food and community.

Rooted Wellness and Spa offers a monthly class series focused on making healthy habits easy, realistic, and lasting. Each session highlights a different wellness theme, spanning topics like detox, immune health, stress relief, better sleep, and cleaner everyday choices, with an emphasis on plant-based approaches and core daily practices. A small gift is available for attendees who arrive with one or more friends.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Longevity Wines in Livermore, featuring a new lineup at every show. The bill includes comedians seen on TV and heard on podcasts, delivering a rotating showcase of laughs in a local winery setting.

A blend of country charm and sparkle sets the tone for a Dolly Parton themed singalong and painting experience. Ten percent of each seat benefits Dolly’s Imagination Library, and anyone who dresses like Dolly receives 10 percent off their drink tab. Hosted at Pinot’s Palette Livermore, this creative night out is suited for date nights, friends, families, or anyone looking for something fun to do. Local artists guide the painting from start to finish, and no prior experience is required. While you paint, choose from wine, craft beer, cocktails, mocktails, and appetizers from the full bar and kitchen. Arriving 30 minutes early allows you to add a DIY all natural soy candle activity for $20, so you leave with a custom candle along with your finished artwork. All painting materials are provided. The studio welcomes participants ages 6 and up, with some events tailored to specific age groups. Every attendee must have a paid seat, and outside food or beverages are not permitted.

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.

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.

This annual Pops concert, sponsored by the Symphony Guild, takes place on the lawn outside Bankhead Plaza on an autumn afternoon. Admission is free, and donations will be collected. All contributions support the Symphony.

Set at Wood Family Vineyards, this feel-good event brings a relaxed, upbeat vibe and a simple focus on good times.

Think cozy campfire energy with two marshmallows by the flames and a woodsy feel that sets the scene for a fun date night. This paint and sip with Pinot’s Palette blends creativity with a relaxed atmosphere, plus wine and good company. No prior experience is needed, since local artists guide everyone step by step and all materials are provided. The studio welcomes ages 6 and up, though some sessions may not be suitable for younger participants, and options are available for kids’ birthday parties. A DIY candle add-on is available for $25; arrive 30 minutes early to pour an all-natural soy candle in a favorite scent. It sets while you paint, so attendees leave with a finished artwork and a custom candle. The bar serves wine, Altamont craft beer, mixed drinks, and mocktails, along with fresh handmade flatbreads, taquitos, spring rolls, chicken wings, and more. Outside food or drinks are not permitted. Paint-at-Home kits are also offered for a cozy creative night in.

Weekly support groups for LGBTQIA+ community members take place on Sundays at Insight Wellness Center. These sessions provide a structured, welcoming space to share experiences, strengthen coping skills, and build meaningful peer connections. For details, call 925-722-6225.