Events in Lodi, CA

Experience a Pokemon Delta Reign prerelease featuring Mega Rayquaza. Build a deck, then face other trainers with a chance to pull Mega Rayquaza. Each participant receives three Delta Reign packs at the end. Entry is $30 in advance and $35 during the week of the event.

Fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables arrive in North Sacramento with a mobile farmers market that makes healthy food easier to find and afford. Supported by Councilmember Roger Dickinson with partners Center for Land-Based Learning and Sierra Service Project, this market on wheels connects shoppers with the growers behind their food and uplifts small and beginning farms. The selection highlights culturally meaningful crops, and farmers are paid fairly to help build a more equitable and resilient food system. To lower barriers to access, SNAP/EBT is accepted and shoppers using these benefits can receive a 50% discount through Market Match. Much of the harvest comes from nearby small farms, with 60% grown within 25 miles and all produce sourced within 100 miles. Promotional information is available in Russian, Farsi, and Spanish.

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

A Halloween pub crawl brings costumed fun to Midtown Sacramento, hosted by Xoso Sport & Social League. Participants check in to receive a wristband and a ticket toward a kickoff drink, then use the wristband to access drink deals at participating bars and food specials at partner venues. Cover charges are waived at all crawl stops, and some locations would otherwise charge between $5 and $15. A costume contest awards prizes to the top three outfits, and photography will capture the highlights throughout the night. Tickets are $10 for limited early bird availability, $15 for general admission, and $20 on the day if tickets remain. Groups of 10 or more can purchase $5 tickets per person.

Celebrate Halloween with salsa, bachata, and more at The Chalet Event Center. A dance lesson led by Merly of Yamaya Dance Group Co. is included. Admission is $25 per person and covers non-alcoholic drinks and appetizers. A costume contest will award a prize. Reservations are filling quickly.

A Magic: The Gathering draft is offered on alternating Fridays. Player spots are available on a first come, first served basis. For more information, call 916-331-9203.

Presented by Harlow's, Slothrust brings The Dystopian Theatre Tour to the stage with Um, Jennifer? joining the bill. This all-ages concert features live performances from both artists.

Wizard Robot reshapes familiar pop songs and time-honored jazz standards with an adventurous, contemporary touch that speaks to new listeners and seasoned fans alike. Led by pianist Daniel J Owens, founder of the Center for Musical Arts in Sacramento, the quartet features Nate Furgason on bass, Scott Gordon on drums, and Jackson Riley on saxophone. Their approach blends classic and modern influences, blurring boundaries and turning recognizable melodies into something newly compelling. Past appearances include the California Jazz Conservatory, Yoshi’s Oakland, Somethin, the Bitter End and Pianos in New York City, along with sets at jazz festivals such as the Monterey Jazz Festival. A residency at the Center brings monthly performances from the group. Presented as part of the Center for Musical Arts “at the Center” concert series, this performance takes place in an intimate listening room that operates as a music school by day and a concert space at night. The venue includes a stage, a baby grand piano, and a cozy 30-seat capacity.

This in-person Halloween Eve party spotlights music from Arden Park Roots, a spooky atmosphere, and plenty of dancing. Costumes are encouraged for a festive celebration of the night.

West Coast Swing fills the floor at Just Dance Dance & Event Center with lessons led by Stephanie Krul and Jason Wayne. The evening begins with a beginner and pre-intermediate class, followed by an intermediate session. After the classes, a West Coast Swing social dance party continues the fun.

As the season tilts toward darkness and dormancy, this Halloween cinema séance reflects on the uncanny force of motion picture film, where figures seem to hover between frames and flicker to life in the light. The program features Secure the Shadow...'Ere the Substance Fade (1997, 16mm film) by Kerry Laitala, The Magician's House (2007, 16mm film) by Deborah Stratman, Evil of Dracula (1997, 16mm film) by Martha Colburn, Tuning the Sleeping Machine (1996, 16mm film) by David Sherman, Of This Beguiling Membrane (2020, 16mm film shown on DV) by Charlotte Pryce, She Sank On Shallow Bank (2005, 16mm film shown on DV) by Clifton Childree, and a revised, shorter presentation of the 1922 witchcraft film Häxan with live sound accompaniment by Edan Mor on sax, Kaitlin McSweeny on cello, and Kevin Corcoran on drums. Together these films encourage a gaze into the dark to glimpse what lurks there.

Luna Mexicana brings an expansive and inclusive Dia de los Muertos celebration to the Paramount Theatre of the Arts in Oakland. The program blends spirited dance and uplifting music with vivid attire, blossoms, candlelight, and food, all centered on honoring family. Sponsored by PG&E.

Soulettos with Jamesha is a six-week, beginner-friendly heels dance series at Thrive Movement Arts. Sessions emphasize confidence building, clear technique, movement exploration, and discovering a personal style in a supportive environment with no judgment. No prior heels experience is needed, and all levels are welcome. The approach invites play and self-expression so participants can move, strut, and feel good while they grow. The complete series is priced at $100.

Experience a live whodunit at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Sacramento, where the audience becomes part of the story and any guest could turn into a suspect. Examine clues and mingle with characters as the mystery unfolds around the dining room, all while enjoying a three course dinner. Entree options include Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, Spicy Spaghetti Vesuvius, Lasagna, or Breast of Chicken Fettuccini. Substitutions are available for an additional charge, and one soft drink is included with no refills. A cash or credit card bar is available for additional beverages. It combines interactive theater with dining, with twists woven throughout the tale.

Shpongle brings a two-night run to Oakland’s historic Fox Theater, delivering back-to-back performances at this storied venue. Tickets are on sale now.

This immersive speakeasy sets the stage for four notorious true crime tales performed live. The experience feels like a favorite podcast brought to life, blending theatrical storytelling with an eerie atmosphere. Admission includes four premium cocktails, and the night comes with a sinister twist. This popular event tends to sell out quickly.

A relaxed karaoke night at The New Parkway Theater invites anyone to sing, cheer others on, or simply soak up the friendly atmosphere. Whether you want to take the mic or sing along from your seat, every voice and comfort level is welcome. Come solo or with friends, choose a song when you arrive, or sit back and enjoy the show. Songs are selected through YouTube, offering a wide range of choices. Perfection is not required. Big, heartfelt, silly, or quiet performances all fit right in, and first timers are encouraged. Expect a supportive, good-natured crowd focused on shared fun. Food and drinks are available for purchase throughout the evening, including beer, wine, and nonalcoholic options. Arriving a little early can help you find a seat and get your song on the list before it fills. Bring yourself, pick a favorite, and enjoy an easygoing night of music and community.

A big early morning match awaits at The Zebra Club, which will open earlier than usual for the occasion. Falling on Halloween, this matchup kicks off bright and early, and stickers and pins will be available.

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

Gather a team of one to five and set out on a playful trick-or-treat adventure through East Sacramento’s Fab 40s, where lavishly decorated homes become checkpoints. At each display, answer easy multiple-choice questions as you move along your chosen distance. The 5K features roughly 20 checkpoints and the 10K offers about 36, so you can pick the challenge that fits best. After you cross the finish, enjoy refreshments and time to socialize.

A free community nature play session featuring open-ended play, art, simple science activities, songs, outdoor exploration, and story time. Dress for active fun that may get a little messy. Intended for children ages 0 to 5, with siblings welcome. No registration is needed, just drop in and play. This is not a drop off program, and a caregiver must remain for the entire session. You are welcome to bring coffee and a camp chair.

DBFL’s monthly bag sale at the First Congregational Church of Oakland (United Church of Christ) features a variety of used items for all ages, including clothing, shoes, accessories, home goods, toys, sporting goods, and books. Fill a paper grocery bag for $15, with no limit on the number of bags you can purchase. Buying used is an easy way to save for the whole family. Cash and credit cards are accepted. The sale takes place monthly and continues rain or shine.

Casper, a gentle young ghost, quietly inhabits a mansion in Maine. Specialist James Harvey arrives to communicate with the resident spirits and brings his teenage daughter, Kat. Casper quickly grows fond of her, yet their connection is tested by his see-through state and the unruly antics of his ghostly uncles.

Lindy by the Lake brings a relaxed outdoor Halloween swing dance to the E. 18th Street Pier on Lake Merritt in Oakland. Costumes are encouraged. Open to all ages and experience levels, it celebrates community with classic swing music from the 1930s and 40s in a welcoming lakeside setting. A brief beginner-friendly taster class led by instructors starts things off, followed by a lively social dance with live music from Heidi Evelyn & Friends. No partner or prior experience is needed. Admission is free, and contributions are appreciated to support this monthly gathering and the musicians. Donations can be made through Venmo or Patreon, and tips for the band are encouraged. Attendees are asked to stay home if experiencing any cold, flu, or Covid symptoms. Informed consent guidelines for partner dancing are being developed. Plan for time outdoors by bringing water, sunscreen, and a light layer in case the breeze picks up. Snacks are available nearby at the Grand Lake Farmers Market before heading over. Getting there is straightforward. Lake Merritt BART is within walking distance, street and metered parking can be found around the lake, and public pay parking is available by the freeway underpass near the market. Lucky’s Supermarket on E. 18th Street is a useful driving landmark, then it is a short walk toward the lake to the concrete landing on the E. 18th Street side. Be aware that a clockwise traffic lane around the lake is sometimes closed.

Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween with safe trick-or-treating throughout the dealership. Children can come in costume and collect candy at stops around the showroom while everyone takes in the festive atmosphere and seasonal decorations. Capture the fun with photos and let those costumes shine.

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

Celebrate Halloween with Sacramento HOG Chapter 295 at a Saddlebag Trick or Treat hosted at Harley-Davidson of Sacramento. Children in costume can stroll past rows of motorcycles and collect treats from Harley-Davidson saddlebags. This family-friendly event is free and open to all ages. Costumes and a trick-or-treat bag are encouraged, and Harley-Davidson fans and families are welcome.

Teens can gather for a Dungeons & Dragons session focused on collaborative storytelling and adventure. Dice will be available on site, and newcomers can jump right in with pre-made characters. The game will be led by Dungeon Master Vic. Accessibility information is available. Actividad para adolescentes interesados en un conocido juego de rol de mesa. Habrá dados en el lugar y personajes pregenerados para quienes comienzan. La partida estará a cargo de Dungeon Master Vic. Hay información de accesibilidad disponible.

After a fatal crash, Barbara (Geena Davis) and Adam Maitland (Alec Baldwin) return as ghosts bound to their country house. When the Deetz family, played by Catherine O’Hara and Jeffrey Jones, moves in with their teenage daughter Lydia (Winona Ryder), the couple’s attempts at haunting do not work. Seeking a solution, they attract Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton), a chaotic spirit whose involvement quickly puts both the Maitlands and Lydia in danger.

Now in its second year, Saint Mark’s Autumn Fest is a free community celebration for families and neighbors. The festivities include trunk-or-treating, barbecue, inflatable play areas, face painting, and plenty of candy-filled fun for all ages. Costumes for little ones are welcome, and there is something to enjoy for anyone looking for seasonal fall activities. The event is free and open to the public, and no RSVP is required.

Now in its twelfth year, this free-admission Trunk or Treat features more than 50 decorated trunks for a safe and family-friendly trick or treat experience. Enjoy a petting zoo, live music, plenty of photo opportunities, and an auditorium filled with inflatables and bounce houses courtesy of The Party Spot. A release form is required.

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

The Stockton Sailing Club hosts an annual Halloween celebration with a jungle cruise twist on the Delta waterfront. A large potluck invites attendees to bring a favorite dish to share, and music will be provided by Captain DJ Manny and Tonya. Costumes are encouraged, whether you choose pirates, jungle explorers, lost travelers, Scooby-Doo or Gilligan’s Island characters, a cheetah, hula attire, or a Love Boat look. A full bar will be open with Halloween themed drinks. Decorations will span the outdoor deck and indoor spaces. This is a 21 and over event, with no outside alcohol and no animals allowed. Early registration is $15 per person for members and guests, and admission is $20 at the door. To reserve member and guest tickets, contact the Harbormaster’s office at 209-951-5600 or harbormaster@stocktonsc.org. Those interested in decorating or volunteering can email Deborah Doscher at deborah.doscher@gmail.com.

Shpongle brings a two-night run to Oakland's historic Fox Theater, with two evening shows at the venue. Tickets are available for purchase.

In Sacramento, the Serial Killer Speakeasy presents a theatrical, true-crime themed night where four notorious tales are brought to life on stage. The setting leans into a shadowy, speakeasy vibe and includes four premium cocktails with admission. It unfolds like a live version of a compelling crime podcast, capped with a sinister twist. This experience is known to sell out quickly.

After a two year pause, DARK Events returns with an immersive Halloween variety show and party that transforms Fluid 510 in downtown Oakland into a fully realized underworld. For one night, vampires, werewolves, and slayers call a truce, and guests are encouraged to represent their chosen clan. Those who arrive clearly dressed as a vampire, werewolf, or slayer receive special interactive moments with the cast throughout the evening. The night opens with roaming creatures, a photobooth to capture your transformation, and atmospheric performance art that sets the tone. The centerpiece is a spellbinding variety show featuring gravity defying aerial work from DARK Events residents, joined by guest artists from The Ruckus Revival, Flux Vertical Theater, Hubba Hubba Revue, and more. Festivities continue late with a dance party and a legendary costume contest. Cast to be announced. Ticket options include General Admission with standing room for the main show, General Seating with a seat on the main floor for the evening, and front row VIP tables for two or three that include glasses of champagne. Sales are refundable up to 14 days before the event. Fluid 510 is a bar and restaurant with a full bar and dining menu, known for hosting a range of local shows. The venue features high ceilings and projection screens, and for Halloween the celebration takes over both levels, opening spaces for an interactive lounge, a photobooth, ambient entertainment, and dancing. Street parking is available in the neighborhood, and there is a BART option a few blocks away. Attendees are advised not to leave items in their cars.

Just Dance Ballroom hosts Standard and Smooth rounds every Sunday. It is a recurring weekly session dedicated to these rounds.

This 5Rhythms gathering at The Auditorium at CLARA in Sacramento offers space to breathe, move, and reconnect with self and community. Participants dance to curated music on a classic wooden floor and share the room with a supportive group. Classes are led by certified 5Rhythms teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional guest instructors. The flow often includes two waves and a closing circle. Wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement, and many people choose to dance barefoot. Created by Gabrielle Roth and practiced worldwide, 5Rhythms blends philosophy, art, and movement, treating motion as both remedy and metaphor. It spans cultures and ages, helping transform challenge into creativity, creativity into insight, and insight into meaningful action. The practice nurtures community that dances, sweats, evolves, and supports, creating a safe container to soften the ego’s grip and awaken a freer, more expressive side. Pricing options include a $25 single class, a 10-class card for $225, and a first-timer offer of three classes for $50. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Parking is available in the lot and on nearby streets.

Basic computer help is available with tutoring provided in English only. Call ahead to reserve a spot. After scheduled appointments, walk-ins are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Accessibility information is available.

Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero brings favorite stories to the rink at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. Set sail with Moana and Maui as they work to return the heart of Te Fiti. Share the adventure with Anna, Elsa, and Olaf as they race to bring back summer in Arendelle. Celebrate the magic of Encanto with Mirabel and her family as every unique gift shines. Journey under the sea with Ariel, visit Belle’s enchanted castle, and follow Rapunzel as she chases her dreams. Keep an eye out for Stitch, whose playful mischief brings plenty of laughs. Mickey and friends host a celebration of courage, kindness, and togetherness for Disney fans. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Now in its fourth year, the Día de los Muertos festival at Big Valley Ford in Stockton brings the community together to honor loved ones through music, dance, and remembrance. Admission is free, with live mariachi, folklórico and Aztec performances, community ofrendas, and a range of family-friendly activities. Guests can enjoy face painting, caricatures by Big Al, a family photo booth that includes a complimentary keepsake photo, trunk-or-treat for children in costume, and complimentary tacos and beverages while supplies last. The lineup features Yolotl Tonantzin, Mariachi Coleman Dorada from Franklin High School, Mariachi Sangre de Oro from Edison High School, Danzantes Folcloricos Los Mirasoles School, and Mariachi Voz Campesina from Cesar Chavez High. Independent vendors will offer additional food, drinks, toys, and merchandise for purchase. Supported by El Concilio, the San Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and Univision Contigo. Costumes are welcome.

At Spire, the Church, this yoga experience pairs a carefully curated goth soundtrack with an all-levels practice that cultivates strength, ease, and presence. Participants move through poses to atmospheric music, with time for quiet introspection and a deeper spiritual connection. It also serves as a welcoming space for those who appreciate both yoga and goth culture, fostering an inclusive community built on mutual support. A sliding scale of $10 to $20 is requested, with $15 suggested, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. Donations are accepted at the door via Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle. The venue is located in a residential neighborhood, so respect for nearby residents is essential and violations may result in exclusion from this and future gatherings. Parking in the immediate area is limited, so attendees are encouraged to bike, carpool, walk, use rideshare, or take public transit and plan ahead. If driving, parking a block away helps keep spaces open for residents, including elderly and disabled neighbors. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, or use one provided, and wear comfortable clothing that allows ease of movement.

Explore the essentials of fiber arts in a four part, studio style series guided from an artistic perspective. Each session focuses on either a specific material or a technique, blending examples from past and present with hands-on experiments and suggestions for continued learning. It offers the energy of a college lab without the homework. Participants will work directly with materials and tools available on site to discover ways to integrate fiber processes into their own art practice.

Game Kastle Sacramento hosts a relaxed Commander gathering. Open play welcomes anyone interested in casual matches with friends and fellow players, and it continues until closing.

A casual RiftBound event for anyone curious about the game or looking to test a deck ahead of an upcoming Skirmish. Participants receive a pack, and those who complete all three games also earn a promo.

Settle in for a weekly, donation-based community sound bath guided by rotating sound healers from the local community. Contribute what you are able, with a suggested range of $11 to $44, accepted in cash or via Venmo at the door. Donations are optional and help compensate the sound healers.

Celebrate the rhythms and movement of Northeastern Brazil with Forró Sundays led by Veesh Maria. The gathering opens with a forró dance class and continues with a relaxed social for dancing and connection. The soundtrack blends beloved vintage tunes with current styles heard on forró dance floors around the world. Hosted at Homebass, a welcoming space created by and for artists, dancers, and friends.

House Party features All Out Comedy’s new musical improv house team, showcasing emerging Bay Area talent as they build an original concept live and invite the audience to help shape it. Every performance is a brand new experiment created from the ground up, guided by laughter, applause, and real-time feedback. Presented at All Out Comedy Theater in Oakland, this musical improv show welcomes all ages and is PG-13. Tickets are $10 online or $12 at the door.

Settle into the simple pleasure of being read to as an adult at a calm, community-centered evening hosted by ASATTCI with ASATT Community Initiative volunteer Abby Moreno. Drawing on the timeless tradition of oral storytelling, this gathering offers a soothing pace that can ease the nervous system, reveal new ways of hearing stories, and strengthen connections during challenging times. While listening to Abby read, attendees are welcome to sip hot or iced tea and color with provided materials, or bring along quiet crafts or silent fidgets to enjoy.

At Yoshi’s Oakland in Jack London Square, Ja Ronn & FLOW presents an upbeat salute to the 1980s that highlights the era’s defining songs, artists, and moments. Beloved pop and R&B favorites sit alongside soul, rock, funk, and soaring ballads, all reimagined with layered harmonies, commanding vocals, and a charged stage presence that has made their appearances here popular with audiences. FLOW is an award-winning vocal ensemble known for a genre-crossing sound and a family-like chemistry on stage. Grounded in gospel and shaped by R&B, pop, jazz, soul, and rock influences, the group has performed on national television and with legendary artists, earning a reputation for shows that are both joyful and participatory. Their mix of vocal precision, humor, storytelling, and direct connection with the crowd turns the experience into a welcoming, communal celebration. This 80s celebration invites singalongs, dancing in your seat and beyond, and a chance to revisit favorite memories from the decade. Whether the 80s are your lived history or a discovery, expect nostalgia, laughter, plenty of crowd involvement, and the kind of musical spark that brings people together in Oakland, CA.

Mom Jeans appears at Channel 24 in Sacramento, CA for a ticketed show. General tickets will be released to the public, with an APE presale offered beforehand. The venue will open its doors ahead of the performance, followed by the show.

Improvivor: STAB! Island - All-Stars blends the high stakes vibe of a hit reality competition with fast paced improv from Sacramento comedians. Contestants face challenges, surprise twists, and eliminations on the path to a $200 cash prize. The show is available in person as well as streamed live on STAB! Comedy Theater TV across Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook Live at no cost, with optional donations or virtual ticket purchases. Admission is $10, and a season pass is available for $50, with tickets offered through Eventbrite. The organizers emphasize safe and considerate conduct to protect fellow attendees. Anyone who is not feeling well is encouraged to stay home.

A much-anticipated fall golf tournament dedicated to raising funds for essential scholarship grants and community financial support. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available, offering several ways to take part or contribute. Expect a day focused on golf, generosity, and a shared commitment to education and community assistance.

XG's world tour arrives in Oakland with a stop titled The Core In. This event marks the tour's Oakland appearance.

Enjoy a relaxed brunch at IHOP in Sacramento. A dedicated area will be set aside for the group, and to-go beverage cups are available.

Rival Sons bring the Domestic Bliss Tour to Ace Of Spades for an all-ages show. Re-entry is not permitted once inside. Lineups and schedules may change without advance notice, and refunds are not issued for those adjustments. Tickets bought through unofficial third-party sellers cannot be validated at the box office, so any problems with those purchases must be handled directly with the seller. Guests with mobility needs can request seating in a designated area for up to two people per party; space is limited, so reserve after purchasing a General Admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com with the date and show details. The venue is cashless and accepts card and mobile payments. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember presales, VIP package options, a public on sale, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

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

An aura of magic sets the scene for a chaos draft at Game Kastle, where leylines are flaring and surprises await. Participants receive three boosters to draft a deck and then face other players in friendly competition. Each attendee also gets a participation promo that remains on the battlefield for the entire game and does not count toward the deck. Entry is $20.

A welcoming community potluck invites LGBTQ+ community members, family, friends, allies, neighbors, and others to share a meal and connect. Attendees are encouraged to bring a dish to share, and plates, napkins, utensils, cups, and other basics will be provided. Please include a list of ingredients with your dish so guests with food allergies or dietary needs can make informed choices. To help ensure a good mix of foods, participants are encouraged to share what they plan to bring in advance. The gathering will also include brief updates from the Pride Center, information on upcoming programs and events, and ways to get involved. Settle in for good food, conversation, and community.

Enjoy a lively Bunco game night filled with dice rolling, laughter, and fellowship. All experience levels are welcome, and newcomers will be taught the rules. The atmosphere is fast paced, noisy, and a lot of fun. Water will be provided, and participants are encouraged to bring a snack or appetizer to share. Attendees are welcome to invite a friend, neighbor, or coworker. This is a free event, with childcare available for children from birth through 5th grade for $10 per child. Registration is required to use childcare.

Set sail for One Piece Pirate Party Vol 4, a relaxed tournament that welcomes newcomers and seasoned players who prefer a laid back vibe. The format is limited, with many of the most commonly used leader cards from official tournaments off the table, which keeps the competition easygoing. Each participant receives a welcome pack and a promotional card. With only eight seats available, advance registration is recommended to reserve a spot. Entry is $5.

Welcome the new year with an embodied evening of InterPlay that weaves movement, storytelling, quiet moments, and sound into a playful space for connection. Explore your body’s wisdom while shaping intentions for the year through creative activities designed to be both gentle and engaging. No prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable clothes and bring curiosity. This in-person session takes place at Growth Public Schools - Sacramento. Attendance is not limited by ability to pay. The gathering is on the second floor and an elevator is available. Regular meetings are usually on the first Thursday of the month, with January occurring in the second week.

At Yoshi's Jazz Club & Japanese Restaurant, Armando Córdoba showcases a signature blend of pop, rock, R&B, and Latin rhythms shaped by years co-leading the salsa group Avance and collaborating with artists including Sheila E., Santana, WAR, and Al Jarreau. His work with Pacific Mambo Orchestra earned a Grammy for Tropical Album of the Year, and his recent solo release O Tú O Ninguna marks a new chapter. The groove is anchored by founding members Ernesto Kindelan on bass and Christian Pepin on drums, the core rhythm team behind his sound. For this performance, Córdoba introduces a refreshed lineup, with musical director Katherine Hedlund guiding the set, percussionist Braulio Barrera and horn player Bill Ortega Jr. adding punch, and guitarist David Lechuga joining from New York. Together they reimagine the material with bold, revitalized energy, balancing fresh takes with familiar flavors for a dynamic night of music.

Securely clear out sensitive paperwork while keeping sustainability in mind. Pacific Shredding will be stationed in front of Podesto’s Market, near the Big L at Lincoln Center, to collect paper documents for shredding. The fee is $10 per bankers box, paid directly to Pacific Shredding. They return monthly at the same location.

Christ Community Church hosts a national memorial honoring living and fallen veterans, with a focus on remembrance and gratitude for their service and sacrifice.

Explore a new crossover as Magic: The Gathering debuts its Star Trek set with a prerelease at Game Kastle. This three-round event rewards players who complete all rounds with two participation booster packs, and prize drawings take place each round.

Game Kastle hosts a five week Lorcana escalation league that uses only Hyperia City products. It begins with a prerelease-style session where participants receive a prerelease kit and construct a sealed deck, similar to a typical prerelease. In the following weeks, players receive an extra pack each time to upgrade or adjust their sealed builds. To keep league progress clear, participants should keep the cards earned here separate from their main collections. Over time, decks expand to standard size, with color selection guided by sealed format rules. Entry is $60 and capacity is limited to 24 players.

Settle into a creative evening at the Cloudscape Creations Workshop, where you will turn a prepared frame into a sky themed painting. Instruction covers acrylic basics like blending and layering, plus how to add highlights and shade, so each person can shape light, airy clouds in their own style. All materials are included and no prior experience is needed. Hosted at Work of Art Studios at the Country Club location, this workshop is open to ages 10 and up and the cost is $35. Space is limited, making it a relaxing art night for individuals, friends, or a favorite young artist.

Experience a welcoming West Coast Swing night at The Ballroom in Sacramento. The evening begins with an intermediate lesson to build skills, followed by a beginner class that covers the essentials in an easygoing format. After the classes, enjoy a social dance set to a mix of West Coast Swing favorites. A partner is not necessary, and dancers of every level are invited. Admission is $12 per person.

Tom Papa brings the Grateful Bread Tour to Channel 24 in Sacramento. An Another Planet Entertainment presale is available with the password kru, and presale tickets are only available online. General on sale follows.

A cozy morning of coffee, donuts and cartoon fun at the State features a screening of Bolt. Before the feature, Macaroni Kid hosts a hands-on craft activity. The film follows a canine television star who believes his on-screen heroics are real, is unexpectedly sent to New York City, and sets out to reunite with his co-star and owner, Penny, discovering what he can truly do along the way. Presented with support from the Zeff Family.

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

Help bring holiday wishes to life for children in need. Attendees receive early access to Angel Cards and an overview of the Christmas Wish Program. Learn about current volunteer opportunities, the roles where help is needed, how your skills could fit, and the preliminary schedule.

The Rose Market brings a community marketplace to The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley in Manteca, featuring local small businesses, handmade goods, unique finds, holiday-ready gifts, and a variety of food and drinks. It is designed for families and celebrates community spirit and giving back. Entry is free. Another large event with first responder festivities will take place in the same parking lot alongside the market, creating even more to explore in one convenient location.

This monthly clinic provides free inspections and repairs for auto lights, including headlights. It takes place regardless of the weather. Drivers can bring their vehicles for no-cost service, and volunteers are welcome to assist.

Eagle's Nest Harley-Davidson is holding a Veterans Appreciation Day dedicated to recognizing those who served. Veterans can enjoy a complimentary lunch and opportunities to connect with other riders and the wider Harley community. The gathering highlights gratitude, good food, and the camaraderie of the dealership.

Del Campo Dance marks a double milestone at Del Campo Dance Studio with a Salsa and Bachata social celebrating the grand opening of the new studio and 30 years of dance. The evening begins with a beginner-friendly lesson taught by Mike Del Campo, then the floor stays lively with music from DJ Nav, DJ Kris Kross, and DJ Saoco. Team Celebración delivers special performances, and a photo booth invites snapshots to remember the occasion. Food from La Flor Pupusas Grill will be available for purchase. A water station is provided, so bringing a reusable bottle is recommended. A black and gold color theme sets the vibe, whether that means sparkle or favorite night-out attire. No partner or prior experience is required. Admission is $15.

Harrison Ford leads a neo-noir set in a dystopian Los Angeles blanketed in smog in the year 2019. He portrays Agent Rick Deckard, a former policeman brought out of retirement to find a group of rogue replicants, artificial humans built to look like people. The story follows his pursuit of four fugitives through the city as he resumes his role as a Blade Runner.

Yoshi's Jazz Club & Japanese Restaurant welcomes Dan Ashley, a seasoned Americana, country, and rock vocalist and recording artist known for a singular voice and a dynamic band. Leading his group for years, he has appeared as a headliner and as an opener for renowned acts including REO Speedwagon, Cheap Trick, Eddie Money, Patti LaBelle, Rick Springfield, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, and Melissa Etheridge. He has also shared the stage with Dionne Warwick, Neal Schon of Journey, Brad Gillis of Night Ranger, and multiple Grammy winner Narada Michael Walden. Frequently invited to perform the national anthem, he has sung for major sporting events across the NBA, MLB, college football, and professional hockey. His live set highlights storytelling that taps into joy, heartbreak, love, and loss, backed by veteran musicians who have toured with prominent artists. Many in the Bay Area know him as an award-winning anchor and reporter on ABC7 Evening News in San Francisco, a role he has held for three decades.

SVH, also known as SatchVanHagar, pays tribute to the music of Van Halen, Sammy Hagar, and Joe Satriani with a high-octane rock show powered by elite musicians. Presented as a modern band rather than a costume act, the performance is led by a virtuoso guitarist who has earned 14 Emmy Awards. The set surges with Van Halen favorites like Why Can’t This Be Love, Top of the World, Right Now, Jump, and the iconic solo piece Eruption, alongside Joe Satriani highlights including Surfing with the Alien, Summer Song, Flying in a Blue Dream, and Always with Me, Always with You. With powerful sound, polished production, and a commitment to authenticity, SatchVanHagar delivers an evening built for fans of masterful guitar playing and timeless rock.

Held on the second Sunday of each month, this casual get-together encourages attendees to bring a book, a device, or a notepad. Conversations range from tackling big problems to quick-witted banter, all while enjoying a cup of coffee.

At Islanders Field, a community walk raises funds for the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. Participants can walk, fundraise, and connect with local community members while honoring people living with hydrocephalus. Indicate interest on the event page for updates, and complete official registration through the organization’s website.

Experience a special screening of Wicker presented in partnership with Raven’s Perch Book Store. Set along the edge of a coastal village, the story follows a single fisherwoman who, tired of constant ridicule, commissions a husband fashioned from wicker, a choice that sets off jealousy, outrage, and upheaval in a conservative community. Raven’s Perch Book Store will offer a special goodie bag that includes a book, a sticker, and a bookmark, and each purchase supports four local independent businesses. These bags will also be available to buy at the screening.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing with instruction for every level followed by a lively social dance. Choose the beginner class with Christine or the intermediate class with Jonathan, then continue on the floor with music from DJ Mitch. Admission is $12 per person and includes your lesson and the dance.

Periphery brings the A Pale White Dot US Tour to Channel 24 in Sacramento, with Ne Obliviscaris, Greyhaven, and Ando San opening the show. Another Planet Entertainment will host an online presale that requires a password, followed by a general on sale. Presale tickets are available online only.

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

Ace Of Spades in Sacramento presents a milestone concert marking five decades of Buzzcocks. This is an all ages event. Re-entry is not permitted. Schedule and supporting acts may change without prior notice and without refunds. The venue operates cash free and accepts cards and mobile payments. The box office cannot verify tickets obtained through unofficial third-party sellers, and any issues with those purchases must be handled directly with the seller. Details on accessibility, including seating, accommodations, and venue access, are provided in the dedicated accessibility section.

An evening celebrating Paul Tremayne’s Concetta classics at Intermission offers a rare chance to enjoy these dishes. Admission is $100 per person and includes tax and gratuity.

Intermission hosts an evening centered on Paul Tremayne’s Concetta classics, offering a rare chance to savor these dishes once again. Admission is $100 per person and includes tax and gratuity.

This event offers an easygoing afternoon focused on crafting and community with Arden. The Second Tuesday session is the more relaxed meetup in the ongoing Crafternoon series, which also takes place on Fourth Fridays. Updated Fourth Friday gatherings will feature guided crafts. For questions or to propose a guided skillshare, email Arden at Arden@ASeatAtTheTableBooks.Org.

Herlin Riley, widely regarded as one of today’s foremost drummers, appears at Yoshi’s Oakland. A longtime collaborator of Ahmad Jamal and a veteran of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, he leads both a quintet and the New Orleans Groove Masters with Jason Marsalis and Shannon Powell. His Mack Avenue albums New Direction and Perpetual Optimism reunite a rising-star quintet featuring Bruce Harris, Godwin Louis, Emmet Cohen, and Russell Hall, highlighting his ear for talent and mentorship. Rooted in New Orleans traditions, church-born rhythm, and close ties to the Marsalis family, Riley brings uplift, storytelling, and swing to his music, drawing on inspirations that include tributes to Ellis Marsalis and Allen Toussaint. Faith, family, and hometown pride shape his sound, reflecting the resilient spirit behind his theme of perpetual optimism.

A welcoming hangout at Arthur Mac's in Oakland invites the queer community to connect, converse, and build friendships in a relaxed setting near MacArthur BART. Held on second Thursdays each month, it centers LGBTQ people who are Deaf and LGBTQ attendees with ASL proficiency at Level 3 or higher. Look for signing hand indicators and check the area toward the back to find the group. The space is outdoors with heat lamps, a low astro turf surface, and one wheelchair spot at a picnic table. If the primary spot is closed, the alternate location is MLK Cafe one block away.

The STARS Tour brings GRAMMY-nominated singer songwriter Anne Wilson to SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center in Sacramento, CA for a live concert featuring new music from her album STARS alongside favorites like “God Story,” “Strong,” “Hey Girl,” and the multi-week No. 1 “My Jesus.” Aodhan King and Peter Burton appear in support, shaping an evening of uplifting music, worship, and a glimpse of what is ahead. Tickets are on sale. A VIP experience is planned before the main program. For buyer protection, third party ticket resale is not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchasing through the official ticketing outlet is recommended since third party tickets are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Super Diamond brings the music of iconic singer songwriter Neil Diamond to life, with Surreal Neil leading a high-energy tribute that mixes beloved hits with a bold rock vibe and theatrical atmosphere. For three decades, this San Francisco band has filled major nightclubs, theaters, ballrooms and public events across the United States, delivering sellout performances from Irving Plaza in New York and the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. to Bimbo’s in San Francisco and House of Blues stages in cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cleveland, Las Vegas, New Orleans and Dallas. Their reach includes national television and major media, with appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman and networks like CNN, VH1 and Comedy Central, plus coverage in publications including Rolling Stone, Spin and The New York Times. Neil Diamond has even joined them on stage to perform his own songs. All proceeds support Hope Haven West, which provides mobility for people living in poverty with disabilities.

Jo Koy brings the Koy Meets World Tour to Oakland Arena and Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. The minimum age for attendees is 12. Tickets are available through a public onsale as well as artist, venue, and Ticketmaster presales.

Local artisans and makers come together for an indoor marketplace centered on handmade goods and a welcoming community vibe. Visitors can discover unique, one-of-a-kind items for themselves or as thoughtful gifts while supporting local talent. The event is hosted at First United Methodist Church of Sacramento, with entry on the west side of the building. Vendors should register only through the official channel and disregard unsolicited invitations from any other source.

This gathering combines a chili-themed cook off with a toy run to support Lily Pad Living and Lotus Rising. A suggested contribution of a $20 donation or a gift valued at $20 per person will help provide assistance for children in need during the Christmas season.

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

California basketry continues to flourish through the guidance of Native Elders who share skills and preserve cultural knowledge. Hosted by California State Parks and the California Indian Heritage Center Foundation, this event features live demonstrations by celebrated weavers throughout the day, including Dixie Rogers (Karuk) and Claudette Rogers (Karuk), with more artists to be announced. Visitors can observe traditional techniques, make a twined pipe-cleaner basket, and choose to gift a basket art piece to an Elder in the community. Admission is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for youth, with free entry for children 5 and under. Historian Passport holders receive free admission. Visitors also receive complimentary admission to Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park on second Saturdays only.

The U.S. theatrical cut presents the first big-screen battle between the skyscraper-scaling King Kong and Japan's iconic kaiju, Godzilla. A pharmaceutical company's advertising chief hatches a plan to boost ratings for a sponsored TV program by capturing Kong, just as Godzilla emerges from hibernation and the two giants are set on a collision course. Audio is in English.

This community-centered comic convention spotlights US Veterans and the healing potential of comics as a form of art therapy. Organizers are still shaping the program and building the lineup. Opportunities for vendors and creators are open now, and information on tickets along with the complete schedule will be announced as planning progresses.

Kathy Griffin, a two-time Emmy and Grammy winner, brings sharp, unfiltered comedy to Crest Sacramento. Recognized around the world for fearless punchlines and a leading presence on television, on tour, and in publishing, she has played sold-out shows across North America, Europe, Australia, and Singapore with her Laugh Your Head Off world tour. That global run led to her docucomedy feature, Kathy Griffin: A Hell of a Story, which opened in more than 700 theaters across the United States and was showcased at numerous film festivals to strong critical response. This performance highlights the candid storytelling and bold humor that audiences worldwide know her for.

The Distance in Static Live North American Tour by Bonobo arrives at Oakland's historic Fox Theater. Tickets are on sale now.

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

Reel Thanks is a Thanksgiving-themed community gathering hosted by Delta Syndicate Fishing Club in collaboration with Work Ethic Tattoo Studio and Premier Barber Lounge. It brings together the fishing community, local small businesses, families, and neighbors for a fun day focused on connection and giving back. Explore a fishing flea market featuring vendors with new and used fishing gear and offerings from local small businesses. A food donation drive is part of the day, collecting items to help individuals and families in need during the Thanksgiving season. Attendees are encouraged to bring donations if they are able. More than a market, this community giveback centers on fishing, family, supporting local businesses, and generosity.

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

Set in sun-drenched Southern California before World War II, the story follows private investigator Jake Gittes, who operates in a world where moral lines blur. A seemingly routine request from a beautiful socialite to look into her husband’s suspected infidelity quickly escalates into a whirlwind of double crosses and deadly deceit. As Gittes digs deeper, he unravels a network of personal and political scandals that converge with devastating impact.

State Champs brings its 10 Years of 'Around The World And Back' show to Ace Of Spades in Sacramento. This is an all-ages event, and there is no re-entry. The schedule and any support acts may change without notice or refunds. Purchase through official sources only, since the box office cannot verify tickets from unauthorized third parties and any scan issues with resold tickets must be handled directly with the seller. Details about accessible seating, accommodations, and venue access can be found in the Accessible Tickets section. Listed ticket options include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, VIP packages, and a Rocktober 2-pack.

Dine at Jack’s Urban Eats in Elk Grove to support the Miwok Village Elementary PTA. During this fundraiser, 20 percent of qualifying sales will be donated to the PTA. Participants can order in the restaurant and show the event flyer or mention Miwok Village PTA, call to place an order and state Miwok Village PTA before ordering, or order online using the promo code JacksFun. Every purchase helps fund programs, events, and resources for students and the school community.

Fleet Feet Elk Grove hosts a community appreciation celebration that recognizes a year of shared miles, early morning runs, race finish lines and neighborhood gatherings. Attendees can enjoy a friendly atmosphere with treats, giveaways from select brands and opportunities to reconnect with running buddies and meet new friends. The event also supports the Sacramento Children’s Home Giving Tree. Inside the store, ornaments list wish items from local children and families, and participants can take an ornament, purchase the requested gifts and return them unwrapped to Fleet Feet or deliver them directly to Sacramento Children’s Home.

Gary Numan’s North American Fall Tour 2026 arrives at Ace Of Spades in Sacramento. This all ages show welcomes everyone. A no re-entry policy is in effect, and the schedule or any support acts may change without notice with no refunds for such changes. The venue operates cashless and accepts payment by card or mobile. Details on accessible seating, accommodations, and venue access are provided in the Accessible Tickets section. To avoid issues at the door, purchase through official sources, since the venue box office cannot verify tickets bought from unofficial third party sellers and any problems with those purchases must be handled with the seller. Public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and a Rocktober 2-pack offer are listed for this event.

Silverstein and Story Of The Year perform live at Hard Rock Live - Sacramento - Wheatland, CA.

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

Senior adults are invited to a relaxed potluck and game day that brings people together for conversation and connection. Guests may bring a dish to share as part of the potluck, and favorite games are welcome for group play. It is a simple, social gathering with plenty of friendly fun and community spirit.

At Lodi Moose Lodge in Acampo, the 2nd Annual Andrae Dominic Scholarship Dinner and Dance raises funds for scholarships for local high school seniors in memory of Andrae Dominic. The evening features a tri-tip and chicken dinner prepared by Chef Miah from The Good Portions Catering, along with dancing and baskets. All proceeds go back into the community. Tickets are $65 per person or $500 for a table of eight.

Catch a big-screen presentation of American Psycho, the 2000 cult classic, at the State Theatre in Modesto. The film tracks a wealthy New York investment banking executive who conceals a psychopathic alter ego from coworkers and friends as he descends into increasingly irrational and violent fantasies. Dark satire, sharp social commentary, and a sly nod to the fabled Dorsia define this modern favorite of unsettling cinema.

Daze on the Green returns to Swabbies On The River for a final Sacramento show. This daytime party features Gani Alcantara on vocals and Marc Spooner on keys. Tickets are available.

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

Fans of all ages are welcome at this concert. Please note there is a no re-entry policy, and set times or opening acts may change without notice or refunds. The venue is cash-free and accepts payment by card or mobile. Tickets bought through unofficial third party sellers cannot be verified at the box office, and any scanning issues must be addressed directly with the third party. For information on accessible seating, accommodations, and venue access, refer to the Accessible Tickets section. Ticket availability is offered through several waves, including an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred options, a public onsale, and a Rocktober 2-pack.

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

A special screening of Mending the Line, presented by Stanislaus Fly Fishers, shares the story of an Afghanistan war veteran recovering at a VA hospital in Montana who forms a bond with a Vietnam veteran and learns fly fishing as a path to healing in both body and mind. The event honors military veterans and highlights organizations such as Rivers of Recovery that provide rehabilitative outdoor programs for disabled veterans and first responders, reflecting the idea that recovery can begin on the water.

Mark a decade of community spirit with the 10th annual Elk Grove Gobble Wobble 5K Run/Walk, a family-friendly tradition that brings neighbors and friends together to support babies and families served by Chicks in Crisis. The day includes lively check-in festivities with music, vendors, and a raffle, a rendition of the national anthem, a quarter-mile fun run for kids, and a timed 5K, followed by awards, food, more music, and vendor booths. Early bird pricing is available. Every participant receives a finisher medal, and a virtual option is offered for those who prefer to participate remotely.

This youth-focused, fully guided pheasant hunt takes place on private property in Rio Vista. Registration is $100 and includes two pheasants and a one-year Pheasants Forever membership. Experienced mentors will lead the day with a focus on upland hunting, conservation, mentorship, and tradition. Participation is limited to 25 youth. Hammer guns of any kind are not allowed. Exact location, directions, and additional hunt information will be provided to registered participants prior to the hunt.

California-bred blues and rock frontman Tommy Castro brings his guitar fire and soul-steeped vocals to the stage with The Painkillers, highlighting the raw, back-to-basics spirit of the new album Closer To The Bone. Expect a set that moves from horn-tinted R&B and piping-hot blues to lean, no-frills rock and roll, blending new originals with deep-cut nods to friends and influences including Johnny Nitro, Magic Slim, Ron Thompson, Mike Duke, Chris Cain, Wynonie Harris, Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Nolen, and Johnny Guitar Watson. Over a career spanning more than four decades and 17 releases, Castro has earned top honors such as the B.B. King Entertainer of the Year in 2023 and a total of ten Blues Music Awards. The Painkillers lineup features Randy McDonald on bass, Mike Emerson on keyboards, and Bowen Brown on drums, locking into tight grooves that fuel Castro’s dynamic playing. Tickets are priced at $50, $40, and $29.

Celebrate Thanksgiving Weekend at Macchia Wines with Dueling Dawgz delivering a high-energy, two-piano show that feels like a full band. The performance features interactive sing-alongs, chances to sing with the Dawgz, and dance-worthy tunes that keep the energy up. There is no cover charge, and table reservations are highly recommended.

The 1950 film The Asphalt Jungle follows newly paroled mastermind “Doc” Riedenschneider, backed by crooked lawyer Alonzo Emmerich, as he recruits a team of veteran criminals in the Midwest to attempt an ambitious jewel heist.

The performance takes place in the restored 1,500-seat Calvin Simmons Theatre inside the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts, a proscenium space that pairs historic character with modern conveniences and an intimate atmosphere. Set beside Lake Merritt near Downtown Oakland and Chinatown, the venue is easy to reach by car or public transit and is within walking distance of the Lake Merritt BART station. Parking options include an on-site lot that can be pre-purchased through Ticketmaster, nearby public lots and garages, and metered street parking, with accessible spaces available in the venue’s lot. Guest accessibility includes elevator access, accessible restrooms that meet ADA standards on both sides of the theatre, and plentiful wheelchair seating on the lower level and the mezzanine. Ticket access is offered through presales, a general public onsale, and VIP package opportunities.

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

Refuge Church in Manteca hosts the 11th annual Polar Express Movie Night Pajama and After Party, a family-friendly celebration with free admission and a cozy screening of the beloved holiday film The Polar Express. Enjoy complimentary popcorn, hot cocoa served both before and after the movie, and cookie bars with a make-your-own cookie activity following the film. The evening also features letters to Santa, photo opportunities with Santa, and festive crafts. Dinner concessions will be available for a nominal cost, offering Gold Dust Pizza, hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos, and more. Bring a blanket and pillow for floor seating to create a slumber party atmosphere. Chairs are available in the back for adults, and personal chairs should be placed toward the back to keep views clear for those relaxing on the floor.