Events in Mountain View, CA

Little Bellas’ Palo Alto Weekly Program brings girls ages 7 to 13 to Pearson Arastradero Preserve for after-school bike adventures on welcoming terrain with wide views. Designed in a Play and Explore format, it is open to every ability level and centers on a supportive atmosphere where riders learn new skills while enjoying time outside together. The preserve’s broad paths, gentle rollers, and sweeping Bay Area scenery offer plenty to discover, from mellow climbs and smooth lines to playful features and open areas ideal for games, all helping riders build handling skills and confidence. Participants ride with a team of mentors who provide encouragement rather than formal coaching, mixing trail rides, games, and skill-focused activities that nurture growth through play. Across seven sessions, riders take on new challenges, make friends, and share the joy of riding together in a fun, noncompetitive setting, with a final group ride to celebrate progress. A rain date is planned. Options for borrowing a bike or receiving financial assistance are available through the registration form.

This casual hour at Gamble Garden brings together gardeners and anyone curious about gardening to connect and talk about what is growing in their beds and containers. The gathering is free and happens every second Monday of the month. People of all ages are welcome. A friendly plant swap invites participants to bring along plants, seeds, or cuttings to share with neighbors, and any leftovers will be shared with the community. Advance registration is requested. Check-in details and the exact meeting spot depend on the weather and will be updated before the event.

Chess Queen's Club hosts an over-the-board blitz chess night for adults in Mountain View. Expect fast, timed games with energetic competition and conversations shaped by the board, not by small talk. It is designed for players who already know how to play and want a focused, enjoyable way to compete. Attendance is capped at 16 and advance registration is required. If you have a chess clock or a set, you are encouraged to bring them, but they are optional. This is not a beginner lesson or a networking mixer, it is dedicated blitz play.

Settle in at Leigh's Favorite Books for a quiet, bring-your-own-book gathering with fellow readers. Enjoy a dedicated stretch of silent reading followed by a brief social time, and expect drinks and snacks to be provided.

An intermediate partner acrobatics class designed for students with an established acroyoga practice. With a shared vocabulary of movements and support from experienced spotters, the session explores more challenging poses and transitions. Participants should be comfortable flying and or basing a range of fundamental acro transitions and, importantly, able to spot others in those skills.

The gathering takes place at the park and welcomes participants aged 14 and up. High school students may earn service-learning hours over summer vacation. For questions or more details, contact the organizers.

Bring your tech questions to Rinconada Library for drop-in help. Staff can assist with Libby and Hoopla, access to library databases and services, downloading and streaming, navigating the City of Palo Alto Library website, and using the PACL app. Guidance is also available for Wi-Fi connections, printing, creating an email account, basic computer skills, and installing or using common apps. You can register in advance, but it is not required, and assistance is offered on a first come, first served basis with registrants receiving priority. Please bring the devices you use, make sure they are charged, and have the necessary passwords. Assistance does not include repairing damaged hardware or software.

At the UPA Fireside Room, this 30-minute session weaves group chanting with short pauses for quiet reflection to create a calm, restorative flow. Vocalist and facilitator Margo LeDuc guides participants through shared vocal tones that help reduce stress, soften anxiety, and encourage a steady sense of balance. For this brief window, attention turns inward as collective sound fills the space...a gentle reset through melody and vibration. Offered in person or online via Zoom.

Explore the legacy of Elizabeth Gamble on a 90-minute guided walk through her historic gardens. The tour begins on the front steps of the house, is suitable for adults and for children 10 and older, and is free for Gamble Garden members. Non-member tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for guests under 18.

A weekly playgroup for three-year-olds held at Cuesta Park in Mountain View. The group meets on Wednesdays.

Explore the art of Japanese stab binding in a 90-minute, hands-on workshop where participants create two handmade notebooks. Start with a classic five hole binding, then move on to a more intricate hemp leaf design. Along the way, learn how this time-honored method is sewn with a single continuous thread that never doubles back. Finish by adding Japanese patterns to the cover. No prior experience is required. Registration is $96 for members with code IRIS and $120 for non-members.

Members of the California Writers Club San Francisco Peninsula Branch host monthly presentations open to anyone interested in writing. Writers Helping Writers returns for its third year, sharing practical insights on writing, publishing, marketing, and more.

Barry brings a solo performance to Federicos Grill, featuring vocals and guitar. The set spans Rhythm and Blues, oldies, classic rock, jazz standards, Beatles favorites, and original material. It is held indoors and includes familiar songs with a chance to sing along.

Enjoy a sparkling casino night fundraiser at the Age Well Center at South Fremont. Try your luck at Blackjack, Roulette, Texas Hold'em and more while helping keep classes, meals and memberships affordable. Tickets are $85 and include $200 in play chips, two drinks, passed appetizers, a charcuterie table, dessert, entertainment and prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Rooster T Feathers Comedy Club presents Heather Shaw, an established stand-up with a big online audience and a striking likeness to Jim Carrey. She has appeared on The Today Show and Tamron Hall, and has worked with comedians including Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she pokes fun at current topics in pop culture, politics, and more.

LAFC face the San Jose Earthquakes at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara in an in-state meeting that highlights two contrasting styles. Both sides are chasing points over a long MLS campaign, setting the stage for a quick tempo, physical battles, and flashes of individual skill that can swing the result in an instant. The atmosphere and stakes add extra intensity as these clubs square off.

Los Angeles FC takes on the San Jose Earthquakes at Levi's Stadium in a West Coast MLS matchup with strong local interest. Two familiar rivals meet in a large venue, creating an atmosphere that differs from a typical league night.

Explore practical ways to create a resilient, beautiful garden inspired by California’s native landscapes. This interactive series spans two sessions and blends classroom learning with outdoor experiences at Gamble Garden. Registration is $32 for members using the code IRIS, and $40 for non-members.

Explore adoptable rescue dogs at Petco and connect with a potential new companion. Friendly pups will be on site meeting prospective families. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be arranged in advance to meet a specific dog. The rescue can reserve your selected pup for the event so they are available when you arrive. Every dog is adopted with health records and has received vaccines, de-wormer, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250. Fees are treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For questions or to arrange an appointment, call or text 888.508.8943.

Tea & Tango blends classes, live music on certain nights, and social dancing in a relaxed community setting in Palo Alto. This recurring gathering welcomes people at every level to share movement, music, and connection. First-timers can ease in without pressure. No partner or prior experience is required, and it is fine to watch the dancing, ask about beginner classes, enjoy tea and light snacks, and get to know the community before stepping onto the floor. The space offers two rooms for dancing inside a warm historic house, a quiet piano, a curated tango library known as the Paz and Hart collection, and art that brings the rooms to life. The music spans eras from the Golden Age to contemporary styles, and all levels and approaches are welcomed. Tea service features fresh pu-erh served in traditional earthenware with light refreshments.

After a year of launching new development efforts and maintaining proven programs, SpaandanB continues advancing its mission to build a better Bangladesh. This event will share takeaways and obstacles from the past year and outline the path ahead while seeking support for the next steps. Details on tickets, the musical guest and the program will be announced soon.

Experience the newest Flesh and Blood booster set at a pre-release where players open booster packs before the official release weekend. The event is beginner friendly, and the entry fee is $45.

Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Dorothy perform together at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. This multi-artist bill brings all three acts to one stage for an evening of live music.

Godsmack performs alongside Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. This live music event brings all three acts together on one stage.

The Miami Dolphins face the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in a meeting of contrasting styles with plenty to watch on both offense and defense. The matchup features high-level playmaking, strategic wrinkles, and an energetic atmosphere in a premier NFL venue, keeping the action engaging from kickoff to the final whistle.

Rooted in the Sanskrit idea of selfless service, Sevathon began as an India Community Center initiative that connects nonprofit organizations with participants. During registration, participants select a nonprofit to support for the activity they enter, directing fundraising to that cause. Each year, runners, walkers, yogis, and community members gather at Baylands Park to champion community nonprofits and expand awareness of their work. The 18th annual ICC Sevathon 2026 offers in-person options such as 10K, 5K, 1K, Tiny Trots, and yoga, along with virtual 10K and 5K alternatives for remote participation. The event blends movement, community spirit, and fundraising for nonprofit organizations.

Explore the fundamentals and philosophy of Tai Chi with instructor Nelson Ng in a weekly class at Rinconada Library. Gentle, deliberate movements help build flexibility and enhance balance. Nelson began studying Chen-style Tai Chi in 1989 with Master Gene Chen, a disciple of Grandmaster Feng ZhiQiang, and has been teaching since 2014. The class is free and welcomes both beginners and those with prior experience, and participants of all ages are invited. Please sign in upon arrival.

This inaugural tailgate unites Dolphins and 49ers supporters for a day filled with food, drinks, music, tailgate games, giveaways, and all-day football energy leading up to kickoff. Rooted in the Game of a Lifetime mission to connect communities through sports and giving back, it welcomes fans in aqua and orange as well as red and gold. Expect exclusive merchandise, photo opportunities, appearances by special guests, and a family friendly atmosphere as anticipation builds for Dolphins vs. 49ers. A portion of proceeds will support future nonprofit initiatives and community programs. It marks the start of the home opener weekend.

The San Francisco 49ers face the Miami Dolphins at Levi's Stadium. This game is subject to the NFL’s flexible scheduling policy, so the listed date and start time may change from what appears on the schedule or on tickets. Tickets will be available to the public during a designated onsale period.

A monthly Pride Place of Belonging support group offers a free, welcoming space for LGBTQ+ community members to connect. Sessions are facilitated by Pastor Jeff Spencer, with Cindy Sojourner leading when he is away, and include an opportunity to check in, celebrate successes, and explore challenges with encouragement from peers. The group meets in Room 3. Pride Place of Belonging was created at Niles Discovery Church to support LGBTQIA+ people in Fremont, building on more than three decades of the church’s Open and Affirming commitment and providing a safe, supportive, and fun place to gather each month.

This hands-on, discussion-based workshop at Mitchell Park Library, led by La Selva Community Clinic, focuses on practical approaches to self-care for busy lives. The session invites participants to consider what self-care looks like for them, introduces key types of self-care, and explains why practicing it regularly is important. Attendees learn basic, easy-to-apply steps for building a personal self-care routine, with time to reflect, share, and learn together.

Thursday Live on Cal Ave transforms the car free stretch of California Avenue into a lively community hub with local performers, hands on activities, free giveaways, games, and themed fun for all ages. This edition highlights a Jazz and Harvest Fest theme, pairing homegrown music with a seasonal celebration along the street. Presented by the Palo Alto Recreation Foundation in collaboration with the City of Palo Alto, with support from series sponsors Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, Stanford Research Park, and Palo Alto Weekly. Attendees are encouraged to stick around to eat, shop, and explore Cal Ave before and after the show.

Motley Crue takes the stage at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.

Heartless brings a set of favorite Heart songs to the City of Mountain View Concerts on the Plaza, a fun, family friendly event that celebrates the band's music.

At Heritage Park, the Mountain View Harvest History Festival features music and a variety of activities. Attendees can listen, participate, and spend time in the park.

HERS brings together families, friends, coworkers, and teammates at Quarry Lakes Regional Park for a superhero-themed walk and run that supports people facing breast cancer. Participants can choose a 5K walk, a timed 5K run, or a timed 10K run. Every registration, donation, and fundraising effort helps provide products that support physical and emotional healing, reinforcing that no patient faces cancer alone. The day features opening ceremonies with Elaine's Circle and a symbolic dove release, energizing warmups to get racers ready, a superhero costume contest with prizes for first, second, and third place, and a Community Expo offering giveaways and prizes from local businesses. Music, entertainment, photo opportunities, and family-friendly activities round out the celebration, with capes encouraged.

The EPA-EMP Original Good Community BBQ features music from a DJ, a $10 raffle for a chance to win a 50 inch VIZIO Smart TV, and face painting for kids. Cash, desserts, watermelons, and beverages are welcomed as donations. Parking costs $6. Volunteers are needed for set up, food service, and clean up. To sign up, contact Verdell at 209-207-4088. More information will be shared.

A San Francisco fundraising gala dinner will support Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The gathering is set at Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley, with tickets available online. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc., recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, indicates that contributions may be tax deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Country singer-songwriter Riley Green brings the Cowboy As It Gets Tour to Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, delivering down-home storytelling, gritty vocals, and a traditional country concert feel. The performance showcases heartfelt hits and rowdy live favorites, with songs like "There Was This Girl," "I Wish Grandpas Never Died," and "Different 'Round Here" featured alongside his signature sound.

The Arizona Cardinals travel to Levi’s Stadium to face the San Francisco 49ers in a divisional clash between familiar rivals. With plenty at stake, the matchup centers on strategy, strong defense, and crisp execution as the two teams go head to head.

The American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure is a community cycling experience that brings people together to raise awareness, support prevention and management of diabetes, and work toward a future free from the disease’s burdens. The Northern California ride takes place at HP’s Palo Alto campus and offers three distances, 100K, 50K, and 10K, welcoming everyone from casual riders to experienced cyclists. After the ride, participants can enjoy a celebratory afternoon with food and beverages, live entertainment, a kids zone, VIP areas, and a Wellness Village. Registration is required to take part, and volunteers are needed.

Community Food Trucks Day takes place on the fourth Sunday of the month, bringing food trucks together for a friendly community gathering.

Part of the Music on Castro Series, this event presents music in Downtown Mountain View.

A high energy Navratri celebration comes to the Bay Area as Garba maestro Atul Purohit leads an evening of spirited Garba and Dandiya Raas. His much loved melodies, long intertwined with Navratri traditions, set the pace for a night of dance, devotion, and Gujarati rhythms. Thousands gather at Santa Clara Convention Center to share in the festive atmosphere.

Kitchen herbs offer more than taste, reflecting generations of culinary practice and holistic care. This hands-on workshop invites participants to explore familiar herbs, learn how to cultivate and pick them at their most flavorful, and see how home cooks through the ages have used them to support everyday health. The session begins in the Carriage House and continues into the edible beds at Gamble Garden for garden-fresh sampling. Attendees leave with practical know-how for growing and using herbs at home, from everyday meals to soothing teas and simple, time-honored remedies. The experience is suited to avid gardeners, curious home cooks, and anyone drawn to the slower satisfaction of raising their own food. Cost: $40 for non-members, $32 for members.

Spend a full day exploring modern board games at the Downtown Library. This casual meetup welcomes players to bring their own games or team up with others at open tables. Attendees are encouraged to bring snacks and drinks to keep energy up for marathon play in the El Camino Room.

Preparing to enroll in Medicare can be confusing, especially when comparing plan options. A monthly workshop at Mitchell Park Library, led by Sandra Karol, MS, RDMS, RVT, provides guidance to help you understand available plans and consider what may fit you and your family. Registration is required directly with Sandy at isail2@earthlink.net. Attendance is limited to 10 participants per session.

Wind down after time on the links, the greens, or the driving range with live music from First Call. The patio at Old Greenwood BBQ and the Gold Rush Saloon at Sunken Gardens Golf Course in Sunnyvale provides the setting for a relaxed night. The band performs at public events and is often booked for private celebrations such as parties, birthdays, anniversaries, and corporate functions.

Falguni Pathak brings her renowned Dandiya energy to the Bay Area for a Navratri celebration of traditional Garba and Raas, featuring melodies audiences have enjoyed for decades. Thousands of fans gather for a swirl of color, music, and continuous festive spirit, with dancing at the heart of it all. The Santa Clara Convention Center hosts this high-energy evening led by the artist widely known as the Queen of Dandiya.

The Denver Broncos take on the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium. This matchup highlights contrasting strengths, with Denver’s defense set against San Francisco’s well-rounded approach. Both teams arrive with something to prove, setting up a competitive game. Tickets are available.

A live ukulele sing-along takes place on Castro Street. Participants may bring a ukulele or just their singing voice, and the music with lyrics will be shown on a large screen, possibly two, to make it easy to follow along. Song charts are available. Ordering food ahead of time is an option to keep the focus on the music.

At Rinconada Library, Year of Letters welcomes people to design and send greeting cards that nurture kindness and connection. This relaxed setting makes it easy to make someone's day brighter, share a meaningful note, and enjoy the creative practice of card making. Craft your own handmade cards, connect with other creators, and celebrate the enduring joy of thoughtful communication. No experience is required. All supplies are provided, so bring creativity and a warm heart. Drop in and contribute to a year focused on kindness, connection, and handwritten warmth. Each letter can make a difference.

Crossroads brings Eric Clapton’s music to life at Sunnyvale Theater, tracing his catalog from the blues rock of Cream and Derek and the Dominos to the intimate acoustic style of MTV Unplugged. Led by guitarist and vocalist Gary Tackett, the band highlights precise musicianship, expressive guitar work, and the emotion that defines these songs. The set features well known favorites such as Layla, Wonderful Tonight, Cocaine, Tears in Heaven, and Bell Bottom Blues, along with other classics. The result is a concert steeped in blues, rock, and soul that honors the sound and spirit of one of music’s most influential artists.

Santa Clara City Library Comic Con transforms Central Park Library into a lively hub for fans of comics and retro pop culture. This free, all-ages celebration highlights graphic novels, cosplay, gaming, art, and interactive activities. Explore Artist Alley and the Comic Book Pavilion, sit in on panels and creator signings, dive into tabletop games, make themed crafts, enjoy food trucks, and take photos with costumed characters. Connect with local artists, comic shops, makers, authors, gamers, city departments, and community partners as the community comes together to celebrate reading, fandom, and creative expression. Featured guests include Judd Winick, Christopher Schenck, and Brandon McKinney, with special appearances by Briana Loewinsohn, Thien Pham, and Gene Yang, plus returning featured artists Mai Blasich of PMBQ Studios and Genevieve Santos of Le Petit Elefant. Costumes are welcome, and retro inspired looks add to the fun for longtime collectors and newcomers alike.

The UC Cooperative Extension is hosting an in-person workshop in Palo Alto focused on composting fundamentals. It welcomes new gardeners and anyone interested in cutting household waste. Participants will learn how to turn everyday kitchen scraps into rich compost that benefits the soil. Attendees are encouraged to bring questions and plenty of enthusiasm.

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles’ no-cost, family-friendly music series, wraps up at Niles Town Plaza with a celebration of songs by The Beatles. A lineup of local favorites, including The Collective, brings the classics to life. Pack lawn chairs and blankets for a relaxed outing the whole family can enjoy in the heart of Niles.

A festive pre-holiday lunch at Pedro's Restaurants brings together Latinas In Healthcare members and guests to reflect on a year filled with learning, growth, and meaningful connections. Attendees can connect across the community, trade stories and accomplishments, and share what has inspired them throughout the year. It is a warm way to close the year with gratitude, celebration, and a strong sense of community.

Experience an energetic celebration of Bollywood and Bhangra, with DJ Pari delivering a steady stream of crowd-pleasing tracks that keep the dance floor alive. Enjoy raffles with giveaways and an appetizer included with entry. Tickets are priced at $30 and include food, setting the stage for a festive night of music, dancing, and prizes.

The Jewish Women’s Circle hosts an uplifting evening focused on creativity, connection, and a touch of indulgence. Design a personal vision board to imagine the year ahead while enjoying a spread of wine and cheese in the company of a welcoming community of women. Come for the pour, stay for the inspiration, and head home with a board that reflects your goals. Connect, create, celebrate, and find a sense of belonging.

The MBA Tour Silicon Valley gathers top business schools from around the globe in one convenient setting, offering the opportunity to speak directly with admissions representatives from leading programs. Admission is free. The event takes place at the University Club of Palo Alto.

This annual charity golf tournament at The Golf Club at Moffett Field features a four-person scramble with a shotgun start. It brings golfers and community supporters together to raise funds for Humane Society Silicon Valley, supporting efforts to save animal lives, keep pets with their families, and strengthen the bond between people and animals. Registration includes 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, range balls, a to-go breakfast, drink tickets for use on the course, and a post-round social with a barbecue meal. All participants are entered into a raffle for a chance to win prizes. The format is suitable for both experienced players and newcomers. Tickets are $135 per golfer, $265 per twosome, and $500 per foursome. A REAL ID or a US passport is required to enter through the NASA gates to access the course.

Discover how to grow your own summer vegetables in a beginner-focused class that explains what plants need and how to raise common annuals like zucchini, peppers, cucumbers, and tomatoes from seed to harvest. Designed for new and aspiring backyard gardeners, the session includes hands-on practice with potting and a guided tour of the edible garden. Suitable for adults and teens. Bring garden gloves if you have them, and note that all other supplies are provided and gloves will be available. Registration is $32 for members using code IRIS and $40 for non-members.

At the Santa Clara Convention Center, the Bay Area Home Show gathers home improvement, landscaping, and design services in one convenient place. Connect with a wide range of companies under one roof, compare options, and ask questions to streamline your planning. Explore the show to discover fresh ideas and interesting products for your home, whether you are considering interior updates or outdoor projects. It is designed to help you quickly find the resources and inspiration needed to move your plans forward.

The event spotlights Sunnyvale’s diversity through art and performance, featuring hands-on workshops, family friendly entertainment, and delicious options from on-site food vendors.

The Washington Commanders face the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in a clash that showcases contrasting strengths and rosters loaded with talent on both sides. Positioned in the heart of the season, this game stands as an important midyear measuring stick for both teams.

San Francisco 49ers meet the Washington Commanders at Levi's Stadium. The league’s flexible scheduling policy applies to this game, so the date and kickoff could be adjusted from what appears on schedules or tickets. A public onsale is noted for this event.

The Iranian-American Pioneers Summit 2026 gathers leaders in technology, science, the arts, and entrepreneurship at Plug and Play Tech Center for a celebration of Iranian-American excellence. Distinguished speakers include Saeed Amidi, founder and CEO of Plug and Play; Cumrun Vafa, Timken University Professor and chair of the Department of Physics at Harvard University; Ali Parsa, founder and CEO of Babylon Health; Nader Engheta, H. Nedwill Ramsey Professor at the University of Pennsylvania; Shohreh Aghdashloo, internationally acclaimed actress; Firoozeh Dumas, New York Times bestselling author; Mohsen Mostafavi, professor, architect, and former Harvard dean; Ramin Hasani, founder and CEO of Liquid AI; Farhad Taghibakhsh, PhD, founder and CEO of Unephra; Nima Behnoud, founder and creative director of NIMANY; Nazy Kaviani, founder and director of Diaspora Arts Connection; Mehrdad Ariannejad, CEO of Tirgan; Maryam Rofougaran, founder and CEO of Movandi; Martin Basiri, founder and CEO of Passage; Sarv Naderzad, founder and CEO of UnitedSales; Captain Behnam, United Airlines pilot and motivational speaker; Mohsen Asad, senior director of core technology at Credo; Leila Modarres, founder of LMarketing Group; Erfan Paydar, rapper and label owner; Tehran Von Ghasri, comedian; and Anousha, actress, founder, speaker, and creator. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are open, and additional speakers and special guests will be announced.

Kellen Erskine returns to the Bay Area with an all-new hour, live at Rooster T Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale.

Kick off Halloween at Gamble Garden with a celebration featuring a magic show, face painting, crafts, trivia, and a mix of treats and playful trickery, with even more fun planned. The entire event takes place outdoors. The event welcomes participants of every age, and each person must purchase a ticket to enter. Member pricing is $36 per adult and $44 per child, while non-member pricing is $45 per adult and $55 per child.

Ek Aur Gulzarish returns as the flagship fundraising event, following two years of sold-out editions. Ticket sales are open and tables are going quickly. Attendees can reserve a table for family, friends, and customers, enjoy soulful music alongside a gourmet dinner, and support the cause. Donations to the cause or to a favorite project are also welcome.

Krewella brings an electrifying EDM performance to Pure Night Club, delivering energetic beats and hit tracks for a night made for dancing.

Discover how to design a garden that is both attractive and hardy, taking cues from California’s natural landscapes. As the second session in a two session interactive series, this class blends time in the classroom with outdoor exploration at Gamble Garden to link creative design with ecology. Registration is $32 for members using code IRIS and $40 for non-members.

The SF Bay Area Fundraising Gala brings together the Pakistani community from across the Bay Area at the Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley to champion education for children in need. The program includes a live musical performance by Meesha Shafi, a firsthand account of hope and transformation from TCF alumnus Muhammad Arham, and an authentic Pakistani dinner to enjoy with family and friends. Attending supports meaningful, lasting impact through education while offering the chance to hear directly from a TCF agent of change about the power learning can have. It is an evening centered on community, culture, and purpose.

UC Cooperative Extension presents an in-person composting basics workshop in Palo Alto. The session is geared toward beginners and anyone curious about reducing waste, with clear guidance on turning everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost. Participants can look forward to practical tips, straightforward explanations, and a welcoming setting where questions are encouraged.

Levi’s Stadium hosts a matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and the San Francisco 49ers. The game brings contrasting styles and the promise of tense moments with big-play potential throughout. With both fan bases expected to turn out in force, the atmosphere should be lively for anyone watching in person.

Relive the songs of one of rock’s great supergroups with The Traveling Wilburys Revue, a live tribute to the music and the artists who shaped a generation. The Wilburys were George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, and Jeff Lynne, a lineup that created timeless tracks like Handle With Care, End of the Line, and Last Night even though the group never toured. This show also salutes the standout solo work of each member, featuring favorites such as Here Comes the Sun, I Won’t Back Down, Oh, Pretty Woman, Like a Rolling Stone, Don’t Bring Me Down, and more. Expect faithful performances, strong musicianship, and plenty of sing-along moments as these classics are brought to life on stage.

Hosted by UC Cooperative Extension in Santa Clara, this in-person workshop introduces the essentials of composting. New gardeners and anyone aiming to cut down on waste can learn how to turn everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost. The session focuses on fundamental techniques and practical guidance to get started, with time set aside for questions. Bring curiosity and enthusiasm.

Celebrate the abundance of the harvest season in a hands-on workshop focused on crafting a richly textured table garland. Working with loose bundles of greenery and branches, participants can add seasonal blooms, cones, and pods to create a piece suited for a Thanksgiving table. Instructor Katherine Glazier demonstrates building techniques and shares ideas for finishing touches like ribbon accents and other seasonal details. The session also covers ways to personalize the design at home with mini pumpkins, gourds, and other harvest treasures. Registration closes in advance to allow time for supply preparation. Participants should bring floral clippers. Flowers and all other materials are provided. Registration is $148 for members using code IRIS and $185 for non-members.

Levi’s Stadium hosts the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers in an NFC West matchup. The rivalry features contrasting styles that tend to produce physical, tightly contested games, and the outcome could affect the division standings.