Events in Los Banos today

McHenry Bowl hosts a one day California USBC masters tournament open to current CA USBC members with a 180 or higher average and 2025-26 membership. Youth bowlers with a 180+ average who compete in a California USBC league may enter if they submit the USBC Scholarship waiver before competing. Qualifying consists of six singles games, with bowlers moving pairs after each game, and the highest scratch series sets the top 12. Finals follow immediately, with the top 12 bowling scratch in two-game single elimination matches until a champion is decided. First place awards $3,000 in guaranteed prize money, and prizes or scholarships are paid through 12th place. Seniors who finish outside the cashing positions receive payouts at a 1:5 ratio. Entry fees range from $125 to $150, and participation is based on a minimum of 75 entries. The champion also receives a complimentary jersey from Strike 12 Creations. All participants must check in with valid identification and follow the dress code, which requires a bowling jersey with the bowler’s name on the back along with slacks, shorts, or skorts. USBC membership cards will not be sold on site.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Fashion Fair in Fresno with cute treats and Hello Kitty merchandise available while supplies last. Look for the truck near Fleming's.

Under the open sky, Moonlight & Margaritas features flavorful Mexican dishes, margaritas alongside wine and beer, a DJ providing live music, a photo booth, drawings for prizes, and a fast-paced live auction. The evening supports The Salvation Army Turlock Corps and its work to create a welcoming space where youth and older adults can connect, build relationships, and take part in meals, activities, fellowship, and community programs. Friends can share a memorable night while helping advance efforts that address loneliness, isolation, gang involvement, substance abuse, and other challenges facing the community. It is a chance to celebrate and contribute to lasting impact.

Good Company presents a high energy tribute to Paul “The Voice” Rodgers, highlighting music from Bad Company, Free, The Firm, and Queen. The 90 to 120 minute show spans his career from the early 1970s to the present and features songs such as “Bad Company”, “Can’t Get Enough”, “Alright Now”, “Feel Like Makin Love”, and “Shooting Star”. Since 2018 the band has performed for large audiences across Southern California and abroad, appearing in character with accurate vintage costuming and delivering note for note recreations of the studio recordings, along with live concert style endings and segues.

This event offers $5.00 admission and is restricted to ages 21 and up. Tickets are available online.

RedPocket Mobiles at Modesto Roadsters presents a classic car showcase at John Thurman Field in Modesto, blending polished vintage vehicles with the relaxed, open-air setting of the ballpark. Attendees can get an up-close look at a variety of builds, talk with owners, take photos, and enjoy a community-centered atmosphere focused on automotive craft.

West Fresno’s certified farmers market brings people together through community, culture, and connection in a lively setting. Shoppers can explore fresh, locally grown produce from area farmers alongside a variety of vendors, live music, and flavorful food. Hands-on farm and garden activities welcome all ages. EBT and WIC are accepted to make healthy choices more accessible. The market reflects Fresno Metropolitan Ministries’ commitment to learning, connecting, and engaging to support healthy people and healthy places, highlighting the abundance and diversity of local food in West Fresno.

Yosemite Lanes hosts a one day scratch singles bowling tournament open to CA USBC female members with current membership, and membership cards will not be available for purchase at the venue. Qualifying features six games with bowlers changing pairs after each game, and the top five move on to a stepladder finals held immediately after qualifying to decide the champion. First place pays a guaranteed $1,500 based on a minimum of 60 entries. The top five positions are guaranteed payouts, additional spots are paid at a 1:8 ratio, and seniors who do not cash receive prize money using a 1:5 ratio. Youth participants averaging 170 or higher in a California USBC league may enter with a completed USBC scholarship waiver submitted before competing. The entry fee is $100, increasing to $125 later. Proper attire is required, including a bowling jersey with the bowler’s name on the back, with slacks, shorts, or skorts allowed. A valid photo ID is needed at check in and for bracket payouts. The champion also receives a free jersey.

Held on the second Sunday each month, this casual coffee get-together invites people to bring a book, a device, or a notebook if they like. Conversations range wide, with playful banter and collaborative problem solving over cups of coffee.

At the Stoddard Avenue end of Graceada Park, the RockIt Stage offers a full day of live performances as part of the Modstock Music Festival. Admission is free and all ages are welcome, which makes it friendly for families. Across the park, more than five stages will feature artists from the local area and the wider region. The RockIt Stage will present both returning acts and emerging performers from the Central Valley and beyond. Bring lawn chairs and sunscreen for comfort. Beyond the music, explore multiple stages, browse vendor booths, find food options, connect with community organizations, and see classic cars throughout the park.

ZZ Top and Cheap Trick perform together at The Fruit Yard Amphitheater in Modesto, California. Enjoy a night of live music as both bands share one stage.

This event brings an evening of live music with Thee Sinseers, The Altons, and Introverted Funk at Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company. It is open to all ages, with tickets priced between $36 and $42.

Enjoy a free water aerobics class tailored for seniors at Mosqueda Community Center. This low impact workout supports cardiovascular health, flexibility, and muscle tone in a comfortable, supportive setting. Attendance is limited to 30 participants on a first come, first served basis, and no advance registration is needed. To be prepared, bring a hat, a towel, sunscreen, and a water bottle. Vendors are not needed for this activity, and any solicitations should be ignored. For questions, call (559) 621-7529.

This open, casual gathering offers breastfeeding and pumping support, help with latch, weight checks, and guidance on baby wearing, weaning, and starting solids. Attendees receive peer support alongside a certified lactation consultant. All families are welcome, participation is not limited to WIC, and support people and older children may attend. Se habla español.

CalPride Stanislaus and La Familia present a recurring workshop held two times each month that centers the experiences of neurodivergent LGBTQ+ adults. Participants gather in a supportive setting for candid conversation, connection, and learning on themes including masking, identity, relationships, mental health, advocating for oneself, and finding a path through systems, with a focus on what it means to navigate adulthood at the intersection of queerness and neurodivergence. The series is free and intended for community members 18 and older, welcoming those who are newly exploring neurodivergence, individuals with lived experience, supporters, and anyone interested in deepening their understanding.

The Market on Kern brings a lively open-air experience to Downtown with fresh produce, tasty snacks, and a variety of vendors and activities. This yearly tradition also features themed days that add extra fun throughout the season.

Spend a day cropping. Lunch is not provided, so bring your own meal or walk to the taco shack for to-go food. The cost is $15 for the day or $50 for a monthly pass. There is no need to prepay. Please send a direct message or text to confirm you are coming so a seat can be reserved.

This relaxed, drop-in support group welcomes all parents, including those who are not on WIC. It offers peer connection and guidance from a certified lactation consultant, with help for breastfeeding and pumping, latch support, weight checks, advice for returning to work, understanding baby behavior, and finding the right flange size. Participants may arrive and head out whenever they need. Spanish language support is available.

Designed for ages 16 and up, this community art gathering offers a relaxed place to create and connect at CalPride Stanislaus. Some sessions feature guidance from local artists, while others function as an open studio where you set the pace. Bring your own supplies for personal projects, or explore the selection of donated materials to start something new. The atmosphere is welcoming to every experience level, whether you want to unwind, spend time with others, or try out a fresh idea.

Disc golfers can team up for a friendly doubles round at Woodward Legacy Disc Golf Course, with partners assigned at random. The cost to play is $5, and there is an optional $5 ace pot. Signups take place shortly before the round begins, and player check-in is managed through UDisc. Details, including location and schedule, may be updated.

Take advantage of Summer Specials, with discounts applied at the register. These seasonal offers are available for a limited time during the summer, making savings simple at checkout.

BMX racing is going strong at Woodward Park BMX Race Track with a weekly race open to participants of all ages. Register in person on the day of the race and get ready for fast laps and friendly competition. Entry is $8 for Striders and $12 for Riders. For questions, call (559) 621-7529. Vendors are not needed for this event, so please ignore solicitations and rely on official updates.

Set aside the to-do list for BLOOM Summer Game Night, an evening of games, conversation, and connection. Pinwheel sandwiches will be served along with a popcorn bar. Bring $3 to help cover food costs, and dessert contributions from volunteers are appreciated. This Christian community gathering is for women 40 and older, and friends are welcome. For more information, text Julie at 559-273-1378.

The Fresno Magic Club gathers for its monthly meeting with a relaxed, share-and-learn focus. Performers, hobbyists, collectors, builders, and newcomers to magic can connect with peers and enjoy an evening centered on creativity and camaraderie. Attendees are encouraged to bring whatever they are working on, whether a new sleight, routine, prop, presentation, book, or other project, to demonstrate and receive constructive feedback. The night features informal magic demonstrations, friendly discussion, fresh ideas, inspiration, and a few surprises. There is no formal lecture this month, just a casual opportunity to spend time with fellow magicians and celebrate the craft.