Events in Lodi today

Maya brings a river party to Swabbie's Restaurant & Bar, setting the scene for a fun time.

Local artisans and makers come together at First United Methodist Church of Sacramento for a welcoming indoor market that highlights creativity and community. Attendees can explore handmade goods and discover thoughtful, one of a kind pieces for gifting or keeping, all while supporting local talent. Enter on the west side of the church. Vendors may sign up only by emailing artasylum.2023(at)gmail.com, and any other invitations or contacts are not authorized.

After a hiatus since before the pandemic, the Spartan SPEAR-It 5K returns for a community run at Grace M. Davis High School, with a course on campus and in the surrounding area. The event helps kick off the school year. Registration is $30 for adults and $20 for students through age 17. Packet pickup will take place at the bus turnaround on event day. Participants who register in advance receive a race shirt and finisher medal, while late or race day registration may not guarantee a shirt. The run supports student events and activities.

A relaxed picnic at the Middle River Shelter features a community potluck. Attendees can bring a favorite dish to share. Beer and wine are allowed, and other alcoholic beverages are not permitted. Parking is $6.00.

Shop a summer rummage sale that benefits ACT's TNR Program, with every purchase supporting efforts to keep prices low for feral cats. Expect deals on pet supplies, books, clothing, household goods, and other discoveries. For more information or to ask about donating items, call 209-462-7729.

This one day tournament at McHenry Bowl is open to current California USBC members who average 180 or higher and hold active USBC membership. Membership cards will not be available for purchase at the venue. All details are based on a minimum of 75 entries, and first place features a guaranteed $3,000 payout. Qualifying uses an open format with six games of singles, and bowlers move to a new pair after each game. The highest scratch series sets the field for the top 12. Finals begin immediately after qualifying and are bowled scratch in two game, single elimination matches until a champion is determined. Youth bowlers with 180 or better averages who compete in a California USBC league may participate, provided a USBC Scholarship waiver is submitted before competition. The top 12 places receive prize or scholarship awards, and seniors who finish outside the main cash are paid at a 1 in 5 ratio. Entry fees range from $125 to $150 depending on when the entry is submitted. All participants must present valid identification at check in and follow the dress code, which requires a bowling jersey with the bowler’s name on the back. Slacks, shorts, or skorts are acceptable, and the tournament chairman has the final say on attire concerns. The champion also earns a complimentary jersey from Strike 12 Creations. For questions, contact Andre at 323-252-7904 or aweubanks@yahoo.com.

Experience a massive, national-caliber collectibles marketplace featuring 350 vendor tables stocked across every major area of the hobby. Browse trading card game specialists for Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic and more, connect with sports card dealers offering everything from vintage to current releases, and search comic selections that include key issues, graded slabs, and raw finds. You will also find vintage and modern toys, plus many other discoveries from the wider collecting world. Geared toward serious buyers, sellers, and collectors, it is a prime setting to pursue investment-grade cards, rare comics, nostalgic toys, or to complete your next big trade.

Ride train 724 from Oakland, Martinez, Fairfield/Suisun, Vacaville, or Davis for a day trip to Old Sacramento, spend about five hours exploring, then head back. The plan starts at Last Stop Saloon and continues to Fanny Ann's, and Sacramento locals are welcome to take part in the in-town portion. The first 50 rompers receive gift bags. Round trip train fare ranges from $12 to $58 depending on where you board. Attendees are encouraged to bring extra cash for donations to local charities, and outfits are part of the fun. Everyone is welcome.

Shop for a new mattress while supporting students at an annual fundraiser focused on quality and value. Choose from brand new, name brand selections in every size and comfort level, with some models built to order and backed by full factory warranties. Expect notable savings, with discounts listed at 30 to 50 percent off typical retail on top brands. In addition to premium mattresses, there are adjustable bases, sheets, and luxury pillows available. Delivery and financing are offered for added convenience. Every purchase helps the program and the students it benefits. It feels like shopping at a store, only on school grounds, with better prices and a meaningful purpose. Spread the word to friends and family so they can take advantage too, because everyone sleeps on a mattress.

A free tour shares more than a century of local history at East Lawn Memorial Park. Learn about its beginnings in 1904 under Louis Breuner, son of John Breuner of Breuner’s Furniture. The park’s main building, topped by a tower rising five stories, dates to 1926 and reflects the Art Deco style. The tour introduces participants to notable people buried there, from Sacramento pioneers to developers, politicians, brewers, bankers, and others who influenced the region. Indoor and outdoor options are available. To reserve a place, call 916-732-2000.

This creative session concludes a chakra-themed series with a focus on the crown, inviting reflection on presence, meaning, and the hazy threshold between dreaming and waking, endings and beginnings. Whether someone feels crystal clear, newly awakened, still adrift in a dream, or somewhere in between, the canvas becomes a place to explore that in-between state without needing to solve it. A song sets the tone for the liminal mood, and painters are free to choose soft, misty hues or crisp, defined lines. There are no right answers and no demand to wake up, only space to give shape to the question and let it remain open. The fee is $20 per person, it is welcoming to ages 5 and up, and no painting experience is required. Please bring a snack or drink to share. To confirm attendance, call or text (916) 820-7056 or email dynamicbodytherapies1331@gmail.com.

This creative workshop invites participants to explore the chakra system through painting, music, and open-ended expression. Instead of lectures or meditation, each session centers on one energy point with a song to spark the mood and a theme that encourages whatever wants to appear on your canvas. No prior knowledge of chakras or painting is needed, and there is no expectation to share or explain your work. This session focuses on the Crown Chakra, guided by the song “The Dream is Over... Or Has It Just Begun,” offering space to reflect and create at your own pace. All supplies are provided, including paint and canvas, and the atmosphere is a friendly community setting at Deterding Park Community Center. The workshop welcomes ages 5 and up, the fee is $20 per person, and bringing a snack or drink to share is encouraged. To reserve a spot, call or text (916) 820-7056 or email dynamicbodytherapies1331@gmail.com.

Founders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen of You Are Here partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at 40 acres featuring artist Carmen Gonzalez.

During Kiwanis Days at the Pool, the first 100 visitors age 17 and under receive free admission to Gora Aquatic Center, courtesy of the Kiwanis Club of Galt. Adults accompanying a child can either pay the standard entrance fee of $8 for adults or $6 for seniors, or choose the dry fee of $4 for adults and seniors. All regular facility rules apply.

This group covers the radio standbys people know by heart, delivering timeless chart-toppers with a crisp, precise sound. Familiar songs are performed with focused, polished musicianship.

You Are Here founders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at Old Soul Co. (The Alley). This edition spotlights artists Tara Leigh and Kenny Jordan.

Bed By 10 returns to Sacramento with a club night created for ages 30 and up at The Rink Studios. Expect a crowd ready to dance to favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, all in a friendly, feel-good atmosphere. It is designed for people who enjoy great music, socializing, and a memorable night out without the late finish.

Explore practical magic in the opening session of the Witch's Workshop Series, focused on crafting a personalized spell jar with guidance from Darcy Soga. The workshop welcomes both newcomers and seasoned practitioners, offering a friendly space to learn, create, and connect. Participants delve into the background and purpose of spell jars, examine how herbs and crystals can support intention setting, and design a jar that reflects their goals, finishing the piece with a traditional wax seal. Registration includes the jar and container, a selection of herbs and crystals, wax sealing materials, and printed handouts with instruction. The price is $35 per person. Tickets are available online or in-store at Mystical Celtic Heart, and seating is limited.

Experience a free, family-friendly outdoor art market that connects local artists with art lovers. This stop of the Lodi Art Hop takes place at Idol Beer Works and offers a welcoming space to browse creative work and meet the people behind it. Organized by the Lodi Arts Foundation, the event supports the Lodi Arts Commission, creates more paid opportunities for local artists, and helps grow arts and culture in the community. Pick up an Art Hop Passport and visit nearby exhibits at Double Dip Gallery, the Lodi Community Art Center, and Ruby’s Bakery for a chance to win a $25 voucher to spend on local art.

Hair-eoke blends salon style with singalong fun at J.D. Elixirs Salon, presented by Drea’s Mobile Sweet Treats and the salon team. Expect free karaoke, complimentary desserts from Drea’s, and free drinks. A free raffle offers prizes such as hair care items and custom desserts. Salon artists will be available to discuss hair care, color, styling, and self-expression. Tech demonstrations feature tools like a color-match machine and full-body massage chairs. Gender-affirming care experts help create a safe, welcoming space for people of every identity. Hosted by Nick and Steven of J.D. Elixirs Salon, the evening centers on community, creativity, and celebrating individual beauty.

Join the Lodi Art Hop Night Market at Idol Beer Works in Downtown Lodi for an upbeat, welcoming evening focused on creativity and community. The event features 10+ local artists, live music, and hands-on art projects for all ages, plus coffee, food, and resources from local nonprofits. It is always free and all are welcome.

Catch Stella Crest live at Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen. The show is listed for 5:00 PM on Saturday, Aug 8.

Celebrate the music of Morgan Wallen with 7 Summers - A Tribute to Morgan Wallen at Jessie's Grove Winery in Lodi, California.

Concerts on C Street presents an evening devoted to Motown and R&B featuring Gary Bohannon & The Bad Habits Band. In collaboration with local businesses, the series brings added energy, connection, and entertainment to every show. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, relax outdoors with friends and family, and enjoy live music. The experience also includes food trucks, opportunities to meet area businesses, and classic car shows. It is a welcoming way to celebrate music, support the local community, and gather on C Street throughout the summer.

Craig Robinson takes the stage for a live performance that blends comedy with music. Expect an evening filled with laughs and songs as he showcases his comedic timing alongside musical moments.

Good Company delivers a high energy salute to Paul “The Voice” Rodgers, drawing from his eras with Bad Company, Free, The Firm, and Queen. The set runs about 90 to 120 minutes and spans highlights from the early 1970s through today, with faithful takes on favorites such as Bad Company, Can’t Get Enough, Alright Now, Feel Like Makin Love, and Shooting Star. Performing in period correct attire and staying in character, the band focuses on reproducing the studio sound while weaving in the kind of endings and segues heard at live shows. Active since 2018, they have brought this detailed production to large crowds across Southern California and beyond.

Antsy McClain takes the stage with a mix of big laughs, sincere storytelling, and memorable songs. He highlights the small joys, quirks, and connections that give everyday life meaning, shaping them into tunes that can have you laughing one moment and misty-eyed the next. Inspired by family, friendship, and small-town roots, the experience feels like catching up with longtime friends. With a catalog of over 20 albums and a devoted nationwide following, he is known for an engaging, relatable presence. The performance offers an evening filled with laughter, music, and genuine heart.

This gala centers on the power of education, sharing stories and moments that highlight its impact, and includes a Pakistani buffet with classic favorites. It gathers TCF supporters to further the movement for education and provides updates on TCF’s on-ground work. Hosted at SALAM Community Center.

Amor Prohibido, a tribute to Selena, is set for Ace Of Spades. This is an all ages show, and everyone is welcome. There is no re-entry. Schedules and support acts may change without notice or refund. Tickets purchased from unofficial third party outlets cannot be verified by the box office, and any issues with third party sales must be resolved with that seller. A special seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations, with space for up to two people per party. ADA seating is limited, so reserve after purchasing a General Admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com with the date and show you plan to attend. The venue is cashless and accepts card and mobile pay.

Lizzy & the Triggermen bring Resistance Swing to Good Luck Lounge with a set that recasts present-day worries as danceable songs. Inspired by the spirit of the Prohibition era, the band features a driving horn section and storytelling that tackles topics like gaslighting exes, tech bros, and Lizzy's online shopping habit. The program specifically excludes In the Mood, highlighting instead arrangements by Dan Barrett, who performed with Benny Goodman, and original songwriting by Lizzy Shaps, a two-time Emmy nominee. The group has charted in multiple countries, reaching number 3 on the U.S. iTunes Jazz chart, and has drawn millions of views on social media. A pre-show swing dance lesson will be taught by Scott Kaufman from Midtown Stomp.

At Crest Sacramento, Charlie Mac, an internationally acclaimed touring comedian, writer, and creator, brings unfiltered, high-energy storytelling and fearless humor. A Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner, he has performed at The Apollo, The Comedy Store, and the Laugh Factory. He also hosts a radio show on KAZI 88.7 FM showcasing his signature humor, bold takes, and larger-than-life personality, and he has written more than 20 books, including the viral Man, F**k Them Kids. Sharing the stage are fellow Kill Tony Golden Ticket winners J.J. Alexander, Tony Scar, and Ernest Evans Sr. Alexander is known for quick wit, sharp punchlines, and an easy stage presence. Scar blends stand-up comedy with live music. Evans Sr. offers authentic storytelling that pairs sharp humor with real-life experiences for a set that is both relatable and unapologetically honest.

Benson Boone brings a night of live music to Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. The concert showcases his powerful voice, emotionally charged delivery, and a set that blends soulful ballads with popular tracks. With an engaging stage presence and plenty of energy, this performance is set to create a memorable evening for listeners in the arena.

RedPocket Mobiles at Modesto Roadsters brings a showcase of classic cars to John Thurman Field in Modesto, set within the easygoing atmosphere of a ballpark. Guests can browse a wide range of builds up close, talk with owners, and capture photos while enjoying a relaxed sense of community among the cars.

A one day bowling tournament at Yosemite Lanes welcomes all current CA USBC female members with valid 2025–26 membership, with membership cards not available for purchase at the venue. Youth competitors with a 170 or higher average who bowl in a California USBC league may take part if they submit the required USBC scholarship waiver before competing. Qualifying consists of six singles scratch games, with bowlers changing pairs after each game. The top five advance to a stepladder final that follows qualifying to determine the champion. First place pays $1,500, contingent on at least 60 entries. The top five positions are guaranteed prize spots, additional payouts follow a 1:8 ratio, and seniors who finish outside the regular cash positions receive prize money at a 1:5 ratio. The champion also earns a free jersey. The entry fee is $100. All participants must show valid identification for check-in and for any bracket payouts. Proper attire is required, including a bowling jersey with the competitor’s name on the back, and slacks, shorts, or skorts are acceptable. The tournament chair will make final determinations on attire concerns. For questions, contact Andre at 323-252-7904 or aweubanks@yahoo.com.

Spread across five stages, this large gathering features live performances from more than one hundred bands and a marketplace of over one hundred vendors. Explore multiple stages of music and browse a wide range of offerings from participating sellers.

Coffee Klatch at The Queen Bean Coffee House brings people together for conversation over coffee. Attendees can bring a book, a device, or a notebook, dive into big ideas, trade witty banter, and enjoy a cup while they chat.

Discover a lively marketplace devoted to sneakers and designer style at Country Club Lanes & Event Center in Sacramento on the second floor. Buyers, sellers, and traders can explore coveted, hard to find releases alongside gently used favorites, plus handbags, shoes, streetwear, and accessories such as sunglasses, belts, scarves, small leather goods, jewelry, and watches. Admission is $25, with a $10 rate for kids ages 2 to 10, and tickets are sold only at the door. Vendors are welcome.

Create your own candle in this guided class where you’ll choose your vessel, fragrances, and colors, then decorate it before enjoying a more relaxed, social portion of the session while your candle cools. An instructor is on hand to help as needed, and the studio provides the tools and premium soy wax, along with options for glitter, glitter glue, and acrylic paint if you want to add extra sparkle. You’re welcome to bring your own decorating items too.

Join instructor Sylvia Chavez for a one-day beginner watercolor class where you’ll create watercolor cards. The session covers the basics of color theory, how to mix colors, water control, and a chance to practice several watercolor techniques. If you have your own watercolor supplies, bring them along. Supplies may also be available to purchase for an additional $10.

DJ Porkchop returns to the decks at Windmill Cove with music at no charge, scenic Delta views, and chilled drinks. Settle in for an easygoing session where the Delta setting and steady beats make for a laid-back experience.

Get ready for a full day of waterfront vibes with DJ Porkchop at Windmill Cove Bar & Grill. Expect music, drinks, and a fun, on-the-water atmosphere where boats can pull up and the good times keep rolling all afternoon.

Come learn how to make Turkish mosaic lamps and candle holders. You can pick from the available patterns or design your own creation. This workshop is beginner-friendly, and no experience is needed. You will work with glass mosaic tiles, beads, and glue to build your masterpiece, and you’ll take your finished piece home. Battery operated tea lights are included with candle holders, and lamps come with a bulb and plug-in base. Some finishing products are provided to complete at home after curing.

A donation-based community sound bath held every Sunday, featuring different sound healers from the community. Pay what you can, with a suggested donation of $11 to $44, accepted in cash or via Venmo at the door. Donations are optional and help pay the sound healers.

Choose a beginner West Coast Swing lesson with Christine or an intermediate class with John-Mark, then enjoy a social dance with music by DJ Rachelle. Admission is $12 per person and covers both the class and the dance. Hosted at The Ballroom of Sacramento.

Enjoy a live performance as ZZ Top and Cheap Trick share the stage at The Fruit Yard Amphitheater.

Join Fox and Goose Public House for an afternoon of trivia from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. It is a great way to team up with friends, test your knowledge, and enjoy the bar atmosphere while playing trivia.

Sniff and Go is a hide-and-seek style dog search event with hides set for all skill levels, and beginner dogs are welcome. You’ll run one or two stations that each have multiple elements set up, moving from station to station as needed. Hide locations stay the same during the day but change from day to day. You can choose to run your areas as either a blind search or a known search, and you can sign up for multiple dogs. Each run is about 20 minutes, and your assigned start time is an estimate, so you may start a little earlier or later. Payment is $30 per slot per dog by cash or check, or $32 per slot per dog via PayPal.

Southwest Hall is being introduced with a ribbon cutting that marks a meaningful milestone for the university’s Stockton campus. The ceremony celebrates the opening of the newest building and brings together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to honor this new chapter.

This seminar series offers veterans, dependents, and their families access to helpful information. Each month, informational videos presented by Veteran Affairs lawyers cover topics such as claims, appeals, ratings, and more. After the videos, attendees can connect with other veterans who understand the process of securing benefits while enjoying refreshments. Open to veterans, family members, and widows ages 55 and older.

CalPride Stanislaus and La Familia present a twice-monthly workshop series centered on the lived experiences of neurodivergent LGBTQ+ adults. These sessions offer a welcoming setting for open dialogue, shared stories, learning, and community building. Conversations explore masking, identity, relationships, mental health, self-advocacy, navigating systems, and life at the intersection of queerness and neurodivergence in adulthood. People who are newly exploring their neurodivergence, those with lived experience, supporters of neurodivergent individuals, and anyone seeking to learn more are invited to participate. Attendance is free and open to community members ages 18 and older.

Bring a lawn chair, get comfortable, and enjoy Whiskey Kiss performing favorite songs.

Subtle Asian Real Estate hosts a Sacramento meetup at Urban Roots Brewing & Smokehouse focused on relaxed, sales-free conversations about real estate. The vibe is low key and collaborative, with conversations starting around what you are working on, what you want to learn or invest in, and how others can help. Attendees connect with SARE members from the Sacramento area, share experiences, and enjoy dinner or a drink while talking shop. All experience levels are welcome. It is well suited for anyone seeking deals, financing, partners, practical tips, mentorship, a stronger network, or a place to bounce investing ideas without pressure or pitches.

Get the inside scoop on how to make the most of your Modesto Chamber of Commerce membership at this Member Orientation. You’ll get an overview of chamber benefits and resources, plus time to introduce your business and connect with other members. The session also includes a meet-and-greet with chamber staff, ambassadors, and board members, along with a walkthrough of the chamber website tools so you can boost your visibility. Check-in begins at 9:45 AM.

Designed for ages 16 and up, this community art gathering at CalPride Stanislaus offers a relaxed place to create and connect. Some sessions are led by local artists, while others are open studio style so participants can work at their own pace. Bring supplies for a personal project or explore the donated materials to try something new. The environment is low-pressure and welcoming to all experience levels, making space to unwind and spend time with others in a setting built by and for the community.

Quail Lakes Community Counseling offers a weekly in-person group workshop series for teens ages 13 to 17, creating a supportive place to feel, connect, and grow. Each session stands on its own, so participants can attend any week without a long-term commitment. Topics rotate and may include understanding emotions, navigating friendships, managing stress, and recognizing personal strengths. Activities focus on art, movement, music, games, and open conversation rather than lectures or graded worksheets. The group also explores identity, self-awareness, clear communication, and boundary setting while building a set of practical skills for handling life’s challenges. Sharing with peers helps participants feel less alone, be heard, and practice social and emotional skills in the moment. Sessions are led by associate clinicians who are supervised by a licensed therapist. There are 13 sessions in total and the format is in person with drop-in flexibility. The cost is $35 per session. Bundle options are available, including a five-session package for $150, four-session packages for $120, and a full summer option covering all 13 sessions for $375. Space is limited and a brief screening call is required to hold a spot. For details or to start the screening, call 209-954-1311. Accepted insurance plans include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Health Plan of San Joaquin (HPSJ), Magellan, MHN, Optum and United Healthcare, VA, Adventist Health, and Beacon/Carelon.

Cool off with a dog-friendly pool party hosted by Animal Den Pet Resort & Spa in collaboration with the Sacramento SPCA. Two swim sessions are offered, each providing 90 minutes of open swim in the in-ground dog pool, along with access to adjacent play yards so energetic pups can romp between dips. Adult beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets are 35 dollars per dog and human companions attend free. Capacity is limited to 30 dogs and 60 people per session, so buying tickets in advance is encouraged. All proceeds support animals at the Sacramento SPCA. Proof of current vaccinations is required and should be submitted ahead of time, and every dog must have a dedicated handler. Bring a towel and get ready for a splash-filled outing with your four-legged friend.

Explore Traditional Chinese martial arts through Eagle Claw Kung Fu, a historic system known for powerful striking and precise joint-control techniques. These classes welcome youth, adults, and families, and are open to both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Training focuses on improving strength and mobility, building concentration and self-discipline, and developing practical self-defense skills while connecting with culture and tradition. Expect a positive, safety-focused setting that supports personal growth, confidence, and mental clarity.

At The Auditorium at CLARA, this 5Rhythms class invites participants to explore the five maps of movement known as Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. There is no choreography to memorize and no wrong way to move. Simply let the music lead, start with the feet, and stay connected to the breath as each rhythm offers its own lessons for body, heart, mind, soul, and spirit. People with a wide range of experience share the floor, and every dance looks different, from subtle to powerful, often revealing and, with practice, deeply transformative. Most sessions include two waves with facilitated guidance. Wear comfortable clothing, and barefoot movement is preferred. Expect vibrant music and the feel of a classic wooden floor in a supportive group setting. Instruction is led by teachers certified in 5Rhythms, typically Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional guest instructors. Pricing options include a single-class drop in at $25, a 10-class card for $225, and a first-time three-class pass for $50. Payment at the door is available by cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Created by Gabrielle Roth and practiced around the world, 5Rhythms is a movement practice and creative framework that treats motion as a path to healing and awareness, encouraging expression that can grow into insight and action while cultivating a supportive community of practice.

Presented by Harlow's, this live performance features Upon Your Dead Body and welcomes attendees of all ages.

The Chris O’Leary Band takes the stage for a high-energy blues performance led by a commanding vocalist and powerhouse harmonica. Recognized by Living Blues for intensity and depth, this show blends grit and drive with soulful musicianship. Adult tickets are priced at $25.

Oakwood with Circa 40 brings an emo and screamo lineup to Harlow's in Sacramento. The show starts at 8:00 PM, with tickets available through Etix.

The Max Riley Group returns for a two-show run, with Pennies For Pluto featuring Orion Molaro appearing as guests. Orion’s journey began when he won a guitar at Owlfest, and he now leads his own band.

Moonshine Bandits are bringing their sound to The Fruityard in Modesto. Tickets aren’t available yet, so check back for details.

This free-to-attend, outdoor F3Drycreek PT run at Roundstone Park is for men in Galt. Leadership rotates among participants, and the experience offers more than just exercise.

Explore a combined yard and estate sale happening every weekend as the sellers prepare to move. Browse a wide mix of items such as clothing, appliances, electronics, cookware, dolls, shoes, baby items, and furniture. Prices are flexible and bargaining is welcome.

The Lodi Certified Farmer’s Market brings fresh, locally grown produce and specialty foods to Downtown Lodi, along with live music and a beer garden. Presented by the Lodi Chamber of Commerce.

Discover flavorful ways to put sourdough discard to work at a workshop focused on turning this often overlooked ingredient into everything from savory snacks to sweet treats. Attendees receive sourdough starter, recipes, and treats to sample, with alcohol-free drinks provided, and BYOB permitted. All ticket sales are final.

Elk Grove Lodge No. 173 hosts an evening of fellowship that starts with a social hour open to everyone, followed by a public dinner. During the meal, attendees can hear updates about lodge happenings and concordant Masonic bodies, offering an easy way to learn more about the Masonic community and stay connected. After dinner, the lodge conducts its stated meeting, which is limited to Masons.

This graphic novel discussion focuses on Jessica Jones: Blind Spot by Eisner Award winning writer Kelly Thompson, with artwork by Mattia De Iulis, Marcio Takara, and Filipo Andrade. The story follows Jessica Jones, once known as Jewel, who now runs Alias Investigations. When a woman tied to a case she mishandled years earlier is found dead in her office, Jessica becomes a suspect and chases answers that reveal a killer targeting women with powers. The investigation grows more personal when her daughter, Danielle, suddenly shows purple skin, pushing Jessica to confront her history with the Purple Man and the delicate state of her family with Luke Cage. Guest appearances from Daredevil, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and Elsa Bloodstone connect the mystery to the broader Marvel world. The edition under discussion collects Jessica Jones MDO Digital Comic issues 1 through 3 from 2018 and Jessica Jones: Purple Daughter MDO Digital Comic issues 1 through 3 from 2019.

Test your trivia skills at a free pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C while enjoying food and drinks. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table before the questions start. Prizes include a $30 gift certificate for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for the second-to-last team.

Nick “Mr. Bankshot” Banks is a comedian, writer, actor, and producer known for quick wit, high-energy performances, and dead-on musical parodies that have kept audiences laughing for more than ten years. An Ohio University graduate in Communication Studies and a Spring 2011 initiate of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., he built a devoted audience on social media, where his clever song send-ups have drawn comparisons to Weird Al Yankovic. With more than two million followers across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, he has become a viral presence and has performed at hundreds of comedy clubs and colleges nationwide. His sets often poke fun at everyday life and flip popular tracks into parody, delivered with an animated style that showcases his range. He also has his sights set on producing and directing a comedy sitcom or starring in a sketch comedy show.

Harlow’s presents Penny and Sparrow in an all ages show. The duo’s intimate vocals and close harmonies thread through songs that shift from quiet acoustic confession to airy pop, playful ballads, and big singalong moments, then drift back to reflective stories of love lost, found, and remembered. Their latest album, Lefty, was crafted in a retrofitted garden shed and spans twenty tracks that are adventurous, varied, and full of curiosity. It unfolds like a well worn journal, blending dreamscapes, nightmares, love letters, elegies, and flashes of wild imagination, all rendered in vivid color. Building on the self discovery of Olly Olly, they lean into the sounds that first inspired them growing up in Texas and rediscover the joy of making music together. The result is a performance that roams across genres and emotions while staying firmly grounded by the warmth of their voices.