Events in Morgan Hill today

A gravel ride and race features one larger and one shorter loop ridden clockwise, concluding at the turnout on the new levee.

Four-year-olds gather for a weekly play meetup at Blossom Hill Park in Los Gatos.

Kids ages 6 to 8 can learn sewing in San Jose at Diana’s Rhythmic Club, building focus and confidence while creating projects they can be proud of. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced learners, and the small group format offers more personal attention. Each class uses guided, step by step projects in a supportive, creative setting. Tuition is $240 per month, and Ocean Grove Charter funds are accepted. Space is limited.

Spend an evening learning and dancing Hustle in a welcoming, step-by-step format. The program begins with a beginner class led by Stephen Ward with assistance from Deborah Davis, continues with an intermediate session taught by the same team, then wraps up with a social dance party where you can practice and mingle with fellow dancers. Pricing is $25 for a single drop-in lesson, $40 for two lessons, or $15 for the social only. If you take a class, admission to the social is included. Payment can be made in cash at the door or by prepaying via Venmo at @studiomclub.

Explore Brazilian Zouk with a set of partner dance classes designed for every level. This style grew out of Lambada in the late 1990s and moves beautifully to pop, contemporary, reggaeton, R&B, and more. No partner is required. Advanced dancers can dive into Zouk Evolution with Alexia, focusing on creativity, musicality, connection, and intricate patterns in a progressive format that builds from previous weeks. Intermediate dancers can strengthen their base in Zouk StartUps with Alexia, adding new layers of complexity over time. Newcomers can begin in What The Zouk with Daniel, a fundamentals series that restarts each month. After class, a practice session or social keeps the energy going, and participation in any class includes complimentary entry. On first Tuesdays, the Zouk’n Roll Social with DJ Fab offers extra time on the floor and a welcoming space to connect with the community, also free with any class. Students may arrange private lessons with the instructor to catch up on material. Pricing is straightforward: one level drop in is $25, two levels drop in is $40, and social or practica only is $15.

Set along the paseo in front of the Hammer Theatre, this farmers market presented by the Regional Farmers Market Association features fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, baked goods, and more. Hammer Theatre staff will be on site to share information about upcoming events, answer questions about the venue, and offer a chance to win two free tickets to an upcoming event. The market will also host a collection for the SJSU Spartan Food Pantry.

Cantor Devorah Felder-Levy leads a weekly music session with preschoolers where babies and toddlers can take part with their caregivers. The group sings and moves together to songs with Jewish themes while learning about holidays and the changing seasons. Once the preschoolers return to class, families can remain for a relaxed playdate in the Family Center.

Wednesday 13 headlines The Ritz in San Jose as part of the Shocktober Blood Tour, joined by Dead On A Sunday and Above Snakes. The concert welcomes fans of all ages.

Create a paper horned owl at NUMU with a self-guided, drop-in activity available during open hours and included with admission, with no advance registration needed. Use upcycled cardboard, paper, and other materials to craft your owl, a familiar presence in Los Gatos as autumn arrives. For inspiration, explore the owls on view in the Los Gatos History Project and Collections Lab. This Monthly Craft complements current exhibitions or seasonal themes at NUMU and welcomes a wide range of participants. Those under 18 need an adult with them. Please tidy your area when finished so others can enjoy the space.

At Cinnabar Hills Golf Club, the 18th annual golf fundraiser for PACE brings together golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and auction donors to support programs that serve students, clients, and residents. Participants play the Mountain and Lake courses with carts and a shotgun start, enjoy driving range access, a full lunch with refreshments, lively on-course contests, a swag bag, a cocktail hour with dinner, silent and live auctions, and tournament awards. This event is among PACE’s major fundraisers, with the previous year raising more than $100,000 that advanced facility improvements in PACE Residential Group Homes. Early bird and standard pricing are offered, with foursomes at $1,180 for the early rate or $1,280 after that period, and individual entries at $295 for the early rate or $320 afterward. For questions, contact Sydney Zitzer at sydneyzitzer@pacificautism.org or 408-625-6193.

Baychata Festival 2026 returns to San Jose with an expanded bachata celebration featuring days of workshops, parties, and stage shows led by international artists. Featured talent includes luisyandreaoficial, berraynazaretoficial, gloria_ramoss, agustinyalbaofficial, masa_polina_bachazouk, leandroyjomanteoficial, digermarie.bachata, emilyandtonnam, djclau_bachataremixer, and djemerzive, with more to be announced. A major Latin dance gathering for the Bay Area, it brings together learning, performances, and nightlife for bachata fans.

Weekly dubs take place at Kelley Park Disc Golf Course, beginning with on-site registration followed by hucking on the course. Rules, leaderboards, and stats are available through DG-Rater. The schedule may change, and recurring listings on Facebook might not show the latest updates. For the most current schedule information, refer to UDisc or the club calendar.

Connect with fellow signers at Oakridge Mall for an American Sign Language social in the food court, located between the Century Theater and Jamba Juice. The gathering welcomes Deaf and hard of hearing community members, ASL students, and anyone interested in learning or practicing the language. Participants keep voices off to create a fully signing environment. Closed for holidays.

The Music on the Hill Summer Series concludes with the return of LYIN EYES BAND, performing classic Eagles covers in a scenic outdoor setting. A big crowd is expected for this closing show, so early arrival is recommended to secure a comfortable spot. Bring lawn chairs and enjoy an outing that works well for family and friends. The setting offers sweeping views of the golf course along with indoor and outdoor garden areas, and the gazebo at sunset makes a picturesque place for photos. Bars will serve cold beverages, and food will be available for purchase, including smoked tri tip sandwiches while supplies last, burgers, hot dogs, and a crispy salad with grilled chicken. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Admission is free, with live music on the hill at Santa Teresa Golf Club.

Paint Night at The Clove Art Complex offers a relaxed, family friendly creative session where participants can paint independently or request guidance from on-site instructors. No prior experience is required. The activity is free with any purchase made during the event. After the painting concludes, County Night line dancing lessons are available for those who want to continue the fun.

Learn and practice Mambo in an open level class led by Nicole and Michael, plus a separate audition-only Mambo Ignite Team training with Nicole and Michael. Tickets can be prepaid via Venmo @studiomballroom or purchased at the door. The cost is $35 for a single drop-in lesson or $140 for a monthly membership. Bring a refillable water thermos to use at the studio fountain, or buy a water bottle for $2.

This gathering celebrates the American bluegrass tradition at a coffeehouse, bringing fans and musicians together for a jam session. It is an invitational event where both amateur and professional players submit their names and instruments, and a matching system forms a new band for each edition so the music changes from session to session. Reserved seating is available in this small venue for $15 per person. To arrange in advance, call 408-354-3263 or stop by. There is no cover at the door and walk-ins are welcome. Coffee drinks, beer, and wine are available for purchase during the event. The setting suits a family outing or a night with friends. The jam takes place at Los Gatos Coffee Roasting Company.

Embrace spring with a hands-on pottery handbuilding workshop that uses fresh flowers to press patterns into clay and create a one-of-a-kind plate. Hosted by Colibrí Pottery Studio, this welcoming session is suited to a night out with friends, quality time for mothers and daughters, a date, or anyone seeking a fresh creative break. Capacity is limited.

Designed for children ages 4 to 10 who have sensory processing differences, are on the autism spectrum, or have other special needs, this session offers hands-on, sensory-focused activities in the Children’s Activity Room. A parent or caregiver should attend with each child. The program is free. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required.

A monthly night market brings lively evenings to Grand Century Mall in San Jose. Admission and parking are free, and the atmosphere is family friendly. Discover over 40 vendors each night offering food, drinks, and desserts. Entertainment features live DJs, local bands, and dance showcases from community schools and groups, along with interactive activities and photo spots for all ages.

Revocation performs at The Ritz alongside Defeated Sanity, Fuming Mouth, and Weeping. This concert is open to all ages, and tickets are available.

Stand up comedian, actor, and creator Frankie Quiñones brings his Good Vibes Only Tour to San Jose Improv with the character driven comedy that has defined his work. He is known for Hulu’s This Fool, where his performance earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a comedy series. He has completed a Hulu pilot for his own sketch series titled Get Frankie, and he filmed his first hour special for Hulu with Ali Wong directing and serving as executive producer. His screen work includes recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max, along with appearances in Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin off. He is also collaborating with The Dress Up Gang on the feature The Fiddle Leaf, serving as star and executive producer with financing from Mar Vista. Entertainment Weekly praised his turn in This Fool as one of the standout comedic performances of the year.

A free weekly workout meetup for dads in San Jose brings local fathers together to train, connect, and build community focused on growth physically, mentally, and spiritually. Each session features a group workout followed by time to share and grab coffee. No equipment is required, as most exercises are bodyweight and some gear will be available. Bring water and positive energy.

Now in its 48th year, the annual Los Gatos Rotary Great Race invites community support at Vasona Lake Park. All proceeds go toward helping those in need in the local community. Individuals and groups can register to support the fundraiser, and participating in a walk, stroll, or run is not required.

A Listeso string quartet brings the music of Maná to Montgomery Theater in San Jose in an intimate setting illuminated by candlelight. The program is expected to include favorites such as Oye Mi Amor, Labios Compartidos, En el Muelle de San Blas, Clavado en un Bar, Rayando el Sol, Mariposa Traicionera, Amor Clandestino, Te Lloré Un Río, Bendita Tu Luz, El Rey Tiburón, and Vivir Sin Aire. The concert runs about 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before showtime, and late entry is not permitted. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Multiple dates and times may be available. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, any estate, or official representatives.

A free community workout on The Row features yoga and Pilates with Santana Row and lululemon. The class takes place in Santana Row Park near the chess board. Bring a yoga mat. It is open to the public.

Now in its 54th year, this beloved art and wine festival fills Downtown Los Gatos, set on the Civic Center Lawn beneath the redwood trees. This milestone edition recognizes 25 years of The Houserockers as headliners and 30 years of production by the Kiwanis Club of Los Gatos, with support from California Artists, S.E. Johnson Events and others. Around 200 artists and artisans from across California share their work, while wineries from the Santa Cruz Mountains pour award-winning selections. Live bands from across the Bay Area perform throughout the weekend, creating a lively soundtrack for strolling the booths and discovering new favorites. Admission is free, and the festival is fully volunteer-run, with all proceeds reinvested locally to help kids thrive through leadership clubs, Special Games for Silicon Valley youth, scholarships for at-risk teens, and Pediatric Trauma Prevention programs at regional children's hospitals.

Spend two hours at the pottery wheel in a beginner friendly class that teaches how to center clay, shape forms, and bring your own work to life, with no prior experience required. All tools and materials are provided, allowing you to focus on the feel of the clay and the steps of the process. Hosted at Colibri Pottery Studio in San Jose, this class is offered every day for flexible scheduling. Settle in at the wheel, relax, and create something you can be proud of.

Spend time with cats who are ready to be adopted into loving homes. This in-person meet and greet offers a chance to get to know adoptable felines at the hosting location, with similar adoption events taking place here on a recurring basis.

A rare reunion brings the original P.S. Acoustic Duo back together, as Peter teams up once more with close friend and musical partner Steve Siacotos. The performance features well loved songs from their duo repertoire. Food and beverage options from Zazil or El Jardin are available alongside the music.

A weekly volunteer effort at St James Park in San Jose focuses on sharing meals with anyone who is hungry. Participants are encouraged to provide vegetarian food, often by purchasing simple items from a nearby Taco Bell, packing them individually, and bringing them to the park for distribution. Only vegetarian food is requested, reflecting a commitment to feed others without harming animals. Those who cannot be there in person can donate funds that go toward $5 food bags from Taco Bell, with receipts shared by the organizer. Home-cooked vegetarian food can also be coordinated for pickup. The initiative welcomes cash or food donations and distributes meals without discrimination. Organizer and contact: Vincent Amaladoss, 614-772-2743. Zelle donations can be sent to linktovj1985@gmail.com.

Bubbles and Brews will host a festive party with an upbeat atmosphere.

Immerse yourself in the garden atmosphere at Gardenia Los Gatos as Dolce performs with C. Maesher. Enjoy drinks, food, and music in a relaxed setting.

Start with a group lesson led by Casey Margules, intended for dancers who already know their basics and welcoming a range of experience levels. A dedicated beginner intro is not available at this time, and one is being developed. After the lesson, the floor opens for social dancing with music from DJ Jess Greene. Pricing options include $25 for the lesson plus dance, or dance-only admission at $20 for general attendees and $5 for All-Stars. Payments are accepted by cash, Venmo, or credit card. The gathering takes place on the first floor of Dance Boulevard. Hosted by Shanna Porcari, with the venue rented specifically for this event, so Cool Cards and studio credit are not accepted.

Cristian Castro takes the stage for a concert built around his greatest hits. The performance showcases his powerful voice and heartfelt style, shaping an evening filled with emotion and the songs that have defined his career. Whether you have followed his music for years or are discovering it for the first time, expect a night of memorable performances.

Enjoy live, original funk at Good Karma Artisan Ales & Cafe. This residency features performances every other Saturday, and the show is free.

Frankie Quiñones brings the Good Vibes Only Tour to San Jose Improv. A stand-up comedian, actor, and creator known for character-driven comedy, he stars in Hulu’s This Fool and earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. He recently completed a Hulu pilot for his own sketch show, Get Frankie, and filmed his first hour special for Hulu with Ali Wong directing and executive producing. His screen work includes recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max, plus appearances in Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin-off. He is also in production on the feature The Fiddle Leaf with longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang, serving as star and executive producer with financing by Mar Vista.

Bay FC faces Orlando Pride at PayPal Park in San Jose in a meeting of distinct styles and top-tier NWSL talent. Both teams are pressing for points and momentum, adding extra edge to every minute. The intimate setting promises a lively atmosphere and clear sightlines across the pitch.

Set at Almaden Lake Park, this community fundraising walk from the Children’s Tumor Foundation brings together people affected by neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, along with their families, friends, and supporters, for a family friendly day of connection and purpose. The event raises awareness of NF, which impacts over 4 million people worldwide, and fuels the science aimed at getting treatments to patients more quickly. Every step taken helps fund research, strengthens care, and moves progress toward better therapies and, one day, a cure. Participants can start or join a team, invite loved ones to take part, and walk to make a difference. There is no cost to register.

New Additions 2026 presents a short-run look at gifts of art and historical materials contributed over the past several years, recognizing the support of regional and exhibiting artists, collectors, and stewards of local history. These contributions strengthen a permanent art and history collection that is cared for with the long term in mind. Founded in 1965, the museum preserves artifacts and documents connected to Los Gatos, reflecting the families, businesses, and leaders who shaped the town. Its art holdings feature work by local and regional artists from the Bay Area and beyond. A Collections Committee, made up of staff and board members, guides acquisitions to represent regional artists and to deepen understanding of Los Gatos history. In recent years, a major cataloging project has placed nearly all objects and artworks online, making the breadth of the collection widely accessible.

Meet cats hoping to be adopted at Ganado Feed & Pet Supplies in Morgan Hill. This recurring pop-up rotates between Morgan Hill and San Jose on the fourth Sunday of the month.

Chromatic Coffee in San Jose hosts a book signing with S&E Black, the collaborative duo Shannon and Edward behind the dark fantasy series The Chimera Snare. Known for a near nonstop national tour that has included appearances at major book fairs and festivals such as Printer’s Row Lit Fest and Detroit’s Festival of Books, they bring their imaginative world to readers in person. Signed copies of Fragments and Reflections will be available in high quality paperback and hardcover formats, along with immersive book-themed extras for purchase. This is a free event and open to all. Fragments launches the series with a clash between realms that spills onto Earth. Two teenagers are struck by uncanny memories that are not their own, their identities blur as mystical forces encroach, and together they face a reality-bending conflict where everything hangs in the balance. The novel has earned recognition from the International Impact Book Awards, the BookFest Awards, Indies Today Awards, the Literary Titan Gold Book Awards, Literary Global, and praise from Book Nerdection. Reflections continues the saga while also delving into origins, tracing pivotal moments that ignite the chaos and expanding the world with emotional depth. Themes of intertwined fates, vengeance, betrayal, lost memories, transformation, friendship, and love run throughout. Accolades include the Literary Titan Gold Book Awards and the BookFest Awards, along with Book Nerdection’s Must Read designation and a five star rating from Readers’ Favorite.

Build a stronger powerhouse with Pilates-inspired small-group training at SPENGA Los Gatos. Marina brings more than ten years of Pilates teaching experience to lead focused, core-driven work in a small format limited to 12 participants per session. The training is designed to keep you moving well and ready for the demands of the next day. Local guests can take their first class for free.

Live music fills the Los Gatos Art & Wine Festival throughout the day, highlighted by a classic rock and roll set from the Johnny Neri Band. Johnny Neri leads on guitar, piano, and harmonica with lead vocals, joined by Dennis Dove on drums and vocals and Aaron Madsen on guitar and vocals. Following their performance, the Houserockers take the stage to wrap up the evening.

GROOV3 with Thuy is a high-energy, dance-based fitness class at The Get Down Dance Studio that welcomes all experience levels. No professional dance background is required. Choreography is taught step by step to build confidence and help participants find their rhythm, set to a continuous DJ-mixed soundtrack that keeps the momentum going. Capacity is limited to 12 for a more personal feel. The class fee is $25, and first-time attendees can receive $10 off with the code FIRST10.

Kaushiki Chakraborty appears live in a concert devoted to pure Indian classical and semi-classical music. The performance invites listeners into graceful melodies and deep-rooted tradition, presented with poise and enduring artistry. An immersive atmosphere brings elegance, nuance, and timeless musical expression to the fore.