Events in Napa, CA

At the American Canyon Library, a community tabletop gaming club brings enthusiasts together to enjoy a variety of tabletop games in a welcoming setting. The library will have some games available, and participants may bring their own to share with the group. It offers an opportunity to meet new people and enjoy favorite games together. The club meets twice each month on the second Friday and the third Saturday.

Raise a glass to the debut of Moon Hollow’s 2023 Grenache, recognized with 93 points from Antonio Galloni. Taste the new release alongside selections from the Member Cellar to explore how Grenache evolves from youthful freshness to layered maturity. A long, even growing season shaped this vintage, yielding poise and clarity with floral notes, bright red cherry, and gentle hints of cedar and tobacco. Blended with 15% Mourvèdre, it shows vibrancy and depth in the glass. This relaxed tasting sets a smooth tone for an evening on Sonoma Plaza, whether meeting friends, pausing for a glass before dinner, or savoring a quiet moment. Early Bird pricing is $85 for guests and $60 for members, and the ticket value is credited toward the purchase of three or more bottles during the event.

Table 29 Bistro & Bar presents live music from American Canyon's own The JFA Band. Guests can enjoy dinner and drinks while the band performs a mix of popular hits.

An automotive and motorcycle showcase paired with a school supply drive, this 2026 Ball Metal event features vehicles on display, music, and a focus on community and giving back. Additional details will be announced.

Celebrate classic American automobiles while supporting veterans at a community car show hosted by VFW Bear Flag Post 1943 at the Veterans Memorial Building in Sonoma. The day features vintage cars and trucks on display, live music, a pancake breakfast, food with craft beer, vendors, and a silent auction. Owners of American-made cars and trucks from 1976 or earlier are welcome to enter their vehicles and help raise support for local veterans, while families and enthusiasts enjoy the sights and camaraderie.

Community Cat Advocates brings adoptable cats and kittens to the Vallejo PetSmart, where prospective adopters can meet them in person. The rescue is 100% volunteer run and foster based, with cats and kittens living in homes when not at adoption events. Every adoption includes spay or neuter, testing, microchipping, vaccinations appropriate for age and time in rescue, deworming, and flea treatment. Approved applicants may arrange adoption appointments at the Vallejo PetSmart for specific cats. For questions or to request an adoption application, email CCA.AdoptionTeam@gmail.com.

Over time, this celebration has grown into a big family reunion, welcoming grandparents and grandchildren together, and the experience keeps getting better. Many attendees invite their families and friends to be part of it.

Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions takes place outdoors, rain or shine, at The Meritage Resort and Spa. The Sapphire Club Section features reserved seating at a table with two chairs, sold in pairs and priced per seat, and includes access to the Club Lounge with a cash bar and air conditioning. Gold and Silver Sections provide reserved seating. The Bronze Lawn is standing room only, where blankets are welcome but chairs are not. All prices are per person and a ticket is required for every attendee. Admission is limited to ages 8 and older and infants are not permitted. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets are purchased in advance and will appear in your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Restrooms will be available. Outside food or drink is not allowed and there is no corkage. Professional cameras and smoking are not permitted, and only service animals are allowed. For the bag policy and additional FAQs, please check the venue’s website. Parking can be purchased for $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. All sales are final.

Gimme Gimme Disco transforms Napa Music Hall into an ABBA-inspired dance floor with a night of singing, dancing, and glittering fun. Dress the part with platform boots, a touch of sparkle, and your best disco look, then get ready to move to the music that keeps Dancing Queens grooving.

This meeting brings together local business owners, residents, and community leaders to collaborate on economic priorities for American Canyon. Discussion focuses on helping existing businesses grow and remain strong, attracting new companies and investment that create jobs, and encouraging entrepreneurship with support for startups and small business innovation. Participants can share ideas that inform plans for sustainable growth and community prosperity.

Set in Napa Valley Wine Country, this luxury getaway invites you to unplug and prioritize renewal. Highlights include time among elegant vineyards, a ride on the Napa Valley Wine Train, and a stylish day trip to San Francisco, all centered on connection and sisterhood that leads to lasting memories. Space is limited, and the first five registrants receive a $200 discount along with a surprise gift from SC Luxe.

2nd Annual Boot Scootin' and Bubbles blends music, food, and dancing. The lineup features a live set from the JJ Brown Band, a barbecue dinner prepared by Cast Iron Grill, and time on the dance floor. The program also includes an auction of desserts and a silent auction.

Take part in a welcoming book club conversation centered on Angel Down by Daniel Kraus. This discussion is part of Napa Bookmine’s ongoing series in which each monthly pick matches a square on the store’s Bingo Card, inviting readers to discover new titles while tracking their progress. Attending every meeting could even fill a row for a Bingo along the way. The gathering is free, and RSVPs help with planning. Angel Down has earned major recognition, including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, a spot among The New York Times Top Ten Books of 2025, and national bestseller status. Set during World War I, the novel follows five soldiers sent into No Man’s Land on a grim assignment who instead encounter a fallen angel that might hold the key to ending the conflict. As personal ambitions and fears surface, the unit’s fragile unity fractures, turning promise into peril and forcing hard choices about loyalty, faith, and survival. Daniel Kraus is a New York Times bestselling author across books, television, and film. His work includes Whalefall and collaborations with Guillermo del Toro on The Shape of Water and Trollhunters, as well as projects with George A. Romero.

Now in its fifth year, this charity golf classic takes place at Rancho Solano Golf Course in Fairfield, CA and brings together golfers in support of the troops. Check-in and breakfast precede a shotgun start. The day concludes with an awards dinner, along with a silent auction and raffle. It has sold out every year.

The SmorgyMusic Guitar Duo brings a Napa-rooted act with decades of live performance experience to the SpringHill Suites Summer Music Series. Their résumé includes opening for legendary performers and appearances across Europe and beyond, followed by performances throughout Napa and the West Coast. The set features guitar-driven songs with moments to sing along, along with food and beverages available to enjoy with the music. This is a public event.

Rayland Baxter brings his thoughtful songwriting and a warm mix of folk, indie rock, and Americana to the Ballroom at Napa Music Hall. Recognized for laid back grooves and a captivating stage presence, he has built a devoted fan base. The performance will span favorites from across his catalog and spotlight the heartfelt storytelling and musicianship that have made him a distinctive voice in contemporary Americana.

North Bay’s cars and coffee meetup returns with a relaxed gathering at BMW of Napa Valley, the dealership previously known as BMW of Fairfield. Area representative Bryan Haas will be on site, offering an easygoing setting for car talk and friendly conversation.

Meet plein air artists visiting from across the country, enjoy live music, and watch painting demonstrations. Families will find creative, hands-on activities for children. Browse and purchase newly painted scenes capturing Sonoma, Marin, and San Francisco that were created over the week. Every purchase helps fund K-12 art education grants for the new school year.

An uplifting summer luncheon and concert brings supporters together to share a meal and enjoy live music while advancing A Place-2-Live’s mission to help local families secure stable housing. The afternoon centers on community, compassion, and connection. Proceeds support A Place-2-Live programs and services that assist individuals and families in overcoming housing barriers.

Marking a decade of impact, this celebration brings an expanded, bright evening in support of rescued farmed animals. Hosted at Charlie’s Acres Farm Animal Sanctuary in Sonoma, California, it serves as a vital benefit that sustains the organization’s mission. Participation supports the lifetime care of animal residents, strengthens emergency response, and advances humane education. Expect a warm, lively atmosphere where guests can meet rescued residents while enjoying cocktails from Humboldt Distillery, local wines from Etude and Moon Hollow, and live music in the picnic area. Weather permitting, tethered hot air balloon rides with Sonoma Ballooning offer views from roughly 40 to 60 feet above the sanctuary. The Sonoma Valley Wine Trolley explores the grounds with a special stop to share fresh hay with the resident cows. A thoughtfully prepared plant-based dinner by Nova Terra Kitchen & Creamery highlights the bounty of local farms. Bidding features exclusive experiences, unique items, and one-of-a-kind packages, and there are insights into the sanctuary’s mission shared directly by the people carrying out the work.

This annual fundraiser celebrates two decades of art and community in Napa County. Attendees can expect music, a silent auction, art, opportunities to connect with others, and tasty food and drinks, plus more.

Blue Note Napa’s Summer Sessions return to The Meritage Resort and Spa, bringing live music to an open air wine country setting with a varied lineup that includes Jon B. The experience can be extended into a mini getaway with an overnight stay at the resort.

Karaoke Night at Rancho Solano Golf Course offers a chance to step up to the microphone and sing along to favorite songs. Bella Verdi Bistro will have food and drink specials available for purchase. Seating is first come, first served in the restaurant, and reservations are not accepted.

Fairfield Toy-Anime-Comic Con brings fans together at the Fairfield Community Center to celebrate toys, anime, and comics. Kids 10 and under get in free, and parking is free. Cameras are welcome. A cosplay costume contest is open to all ages, with sign ups on the day of the event near the admissions table. General admission is $10, or $8 when you mention the event flyer or coupon shown as the cover image. Payment is accepted by cash, debit, credit, and Apple Pay.

At Village 360 Winery, a fall-themed sip and shop blends wine tasting with a marketplace of local vendors. Browse distinctive finds, enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, and support small businesses while you sample wines. This festive outing offers a chance to pick up a few goodies or gifts for the season.

Sonoma Sundays On the Plaza is a free live music series at the Sonoma Plaza Grinstead Amphitheater presented by Music in Place and the City of Sonoma, celebrating sunny afternoons, local wine, and performances in the heart of town. This installment spotlights singer songwriter Tyler Lauren, whose vocals draw from 1990s R&B and classic jazz influences, with songwriting and production shaped by her musical theatre training. Her debut single “annie” premiered on 106.1 KMEL with Golden State Warriors DJ D-Sharp, and her work has been highlighted by Sway’s Universe with Sway Calloway, Lyrical Lemonade, and Spotify Editorial playlists including Bay to LA and Orbit. Additional credits include an in-studio performance and interview with KTVU (Fox), songwriting and production work with Columbia Records, a headlining set at the Oakland Museum of California, opening for Justin Nozuka, appearances at Hiero Day and Dock of Bay Festival alongside E-40, Larussell, and Con Funk Shun, songs featured in Keke Palmer’s series Heaux & Tell, and modeling for Oaklandish and RexxLifeRaj’s California Poppy. Her latest release is FIRST COMES LIKE, with more music on the way. There is no admission fee and the series welcomes all, made possible by support from the Sonoma Community Center, The Dawn Redwoods Trust, and the McNeely Family Foundation.

Jeff Dunham brings Artificial Intelligence to Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions for an outdoor performance that goes on rain or shine. Seating varies by section, with Sapphire Club offering reserved two-person tables sold as pairs and priced per seat, plus access to the Club Lounge with air conditioning and a cash bar. Gold and Silver sections provide reserved seats, while the Bronze Lawn is standing room only...blankets are welcome, but chairs are not allowed. Every guest needs a ticket and all prices are per person. Ages 8 and older are admitted, no infants. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Tickets will appear in your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Restrooms will be available. Outside food and drink are not permitted, there is no corkage, no smoking, professional cameras are not allowed, and only service animals are permitted. Parking can be purchased in advance for $18 or on the day for $25. For bag rules and other details, see the venue policy. All sales are final.

Tribal Seeds brings the Heavy Vibes Tour 2026 to Uptown Theatre Napa with special guests Fortunate Youth and For Peace Band. This event welcomes guests ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Every attendee needs a ticket, and babes in arms are not permitted. Doors open one hour before showtime, and the box office opens two hours prior. Please note the venue policy that prohibits outside food or beverages, large backpacks, professional cameras, video or audio recording devices, cans, bottles, and weapons of any kind. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a venue membership presale, a Spotify presale, and a public on sale.

Colby Acuff performs live at Napa Music Hall, featuring sincere lyrics, candid storytelling, and a sound shaped by the American West. Tickets are on sale.

Step into the studio and share poems suitable for live radio on OZCAT Radio. The session is hosted by DJ Lala, Kathleen Herrmann, and Tom Stanton. Poets sign up at the studio, then take turns at the microphone for up to three minutes each, with the possibility of multiple rounds depending on participation. The show can be heard worldwide through TuneIn or locally in Vallejo on 89.5 FM. Please note that the studio is in a historic home with access via a short staircase, and there are dogs and cats on the premises.

Clay Bell and Company wrap up FARM Fest with live music in Town Square. The evening features signature barbecue cooked on the Big Green Egg, with a glass of wine included. Open to locals and visitors. Pricing is $85 per adult and $35 per child.

Poetry By the Bay is a monthly open mic held every fourth Thursday at the Mira Theater. Poets can share their work live on stage, and audience members can support the local spoken word community.

Samantha Fish appears with the Zac Schulze Gang on the Paper Doll Live World Tour at Uptown Theatre Napa. This event is for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Every attendee needs a ticket, and babes in arms are not permitted. Outside food and beverages, large backpacks, professional cameras, and any video or audio recording devices are not allowed. Cans, bottles, and weapons of any kind are also prohibited. Artist and venue membership presales are available, followed by a public on sale.

Maker Faire Bay Area brings a memorable weekend of creativity, ingenuity, and hands-on exploration to the Historic Mare Island Naval Shipyard. This gathering also celebrates a meaningful homecoming, marking 20 years since the first Maker Faire began in the Bay Area in 2006.

Pablo Cruise performs in the Ballroom at Napa Music Hall. This event welcomes attendees ages 6 and up.

The 22nd annual Napa Valley Ride, Walk & Roll to Cure ALS is accepting registrations. This community event returns to Napa Valley Expo, centrally located in Napa and known as the home of the BottleRock concert festival, offering an inviting and accessible setting to honor the ALS community’s dedication. Funds raised help speed the search for treatments and cures for ALS.

Spafford takes the stage at Napa Music Hall with special guests The Great North Special. Known for spontaneous, free flowing jams and tight onstage chemistry, the band shapes each performance in the moment, blending influences from 90s alternative rock to Steely Dan and The Crystal Method. Their history includes sold out headline shows and festival appearances at events such as Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival and Firefly Music Festival. The band’s latest release, Cat Shop, is available on streaming platforms, with a double vinyl and CD also offered. The vinyl version features exclusive demo tracks and a Fire Alarm Jam available only in that format.

Renegade Orchestra fuses the sweep of a symphony with the punch of a rock band, leaving quiet, buttoned-up tradition behind. The audience is encouraged to clap, move, and cheer while an all-star lineup of Bay Area players unleashes arrangements orchestras rarely attempt, skipping sleepy pop and syrupy standards in favor of raw, high-energy power. This group has brought its sound to refined concert halls, gritty warehouses, hidden underground spaces, and even a vintage boathouse, proving it can ignite any room. Coverage from The Bohemian, the Mercury News, the Napa Valley Register, and East Bay Express praises their rebellious approach and song choices that lean more Hendrix than Handel. Led by co-founder Jason Eckl, who serves as guitarist and conductor, the orchestra has delivered bold takes on pieces like Nina Simone’s Sinnerman, the Beatles’ Helter Skelter, Ray Charles’ What’d I Say, and Jimi Hendrix’s Purple Haze, transforming them into string-driven, full-throttle showcases.

Presented by Yesterday 2Night Productions, this live tribute celebrates the music of Paul McCartney with onstage performances paired with accompanying films. The show traces his career from early influences to the Beatles, through Wings, and beyond, showcasing the range of his catalog. It also includes selections that have never been performed in concert anywhere by anyone, creating a rare opportunity to hear songs seldom brought to the stage.

The event at Vino Godfather features wine, food, and live music from Time Bandits. The atmosphere is lively, with dancing encouraged and a party spirit throughout. Tickets are available.

Sonoma Sundays On the Plaza brings free live music to the Sonoma Plaza Grinstead Amphitheater, presented by Music in Place and the City of Sonoma. This edition features Robert Dehlinger’s Alpha Rhythm Kings, a band formed in 2017 that has fired up audiences with a big California sound praised for its authenticity by No Depression. Led by Rob Dehlinger, whose trumpet and vocals have drawn strong acclaim, the group has delighted crowds across the United States and abroad, including appearances as far afield as Budapest. In 2025 the band was invited to Osaka, Japan to represent the United States at the World Expo. Admission is free for all, supported by the Sonoma Community Center, The Dawn Redwoods Trust, and the McNeely Family Foundation. Bring a picnic and your dancing shoes for lively music on the plaza.

Relive well known favorites as The Phil Collins Story brings a live celebration of Phil Collins music to Uptown Theatre. This concert centers on the songs fans know and love and creates a festive atmosphere from start to finish. Ages 12 and up.

A community pride meetup at Fusion Pizza offers a buy-your-own-pizza night organized by Anna Bergman and Judith Learner. This new monthly gathering is designed to bring people together while supporting a diverse business. The organizers ask attendees to let them know if they plan to come.

The Green brings the Titles tour to Napa Music Hall for a performance.

At the arena of Napa Valley Horsemen’s Association, this three day horsemanship and cattlework clinic uses low stress stockmanship to strengthen the partnership between horse and rider across any discipline. It is intended for ridden horses and is not for green horses. Ben typically begins with groundwork to confirm clear communication before moving to the saddle. Through practical cattle handling, participants bring purpose to prior training, sharpen cues, and develop more advanced movement in a supportive setting. The focus stays on clear communication, refinement, and a working partnership that carries over to everyday riding. The fee is US$750 per participant for all three days, with an additional arena and cattle fee of US$125 for the same period. Spectator admission is US$30 for non-NVHA members and complimentary for current NVHA members. Overnight horses may be accommodated at US$25 per horse per night. Dogs are not permitted.

Palm Tree Music Festival Napa brings a boutique feel with a handpicked lineup and polished production. With fewer tickets released, guests get unusually close to the performers in an elegant atmosphere among fellow music fans. Premium spirits, standout restaurants, and elevated food options shape a service-forward experience that feels exclusive yet easy. With an emphasis on attentive hospitality and controlled crowd size, thoughtful details enhance every moment. Performances take place on the Village Lawn at The Meritage Resort, uniting high caliber music with the comforts of a wine country getaway. Whether enjoyed for one evening or stretched into a weekend, the setting combines resort amenities with a refined concert environment.

Geoff Tate appears in The Ballroom at Napa Music Hall for a concert. The world class singer and songwriter, recognized among the top metal vocalists of all time, performs a show that welcomes ages 6 and up.

Northern California songwriter Greg Lamboy brings an acoustic set to Viansa Winery on certain Sundays. His shows blend candid storytelling, memorable melodies, and expressive guitar, weaving original songs with fresh takes on familiar tunes. With an assured and welcoming stage presence, he creates space for listeners to slow their pace and connect. He has released five albums and continues to perform throughout the region, both solo and as the lead singer of the Americana group Pacific Standard.

The Vacaville Police Foundation is hosting the third year of its charitable golf tournament at Paradise Valley GC in Fairfield. Details on how to register will be shared soon. The foundation extends gratitude for the community’s continued support.

This outdoor show is part of Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions and will proceed rain or shine at The Meritage Resort and Spa. Seating options include the Sapphire Club, which features a table with two chairs sold only as a pair, priced per seat, and access to an air-conditioned Club Lounge with a cash bar. Gold and Silver sections provide reserved seats, while the Bronze Lawn is standing room only. Blankets are welcome on the lawn, but chairs are not permitted. Each guest needs a ticket and all pricing is per person. Tickets are purchased in advance and will be available in your Ticketmaster account to scan at entry. Guests must be at least 8 years old and infants are not permitted. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and restrooms are on site. Venue policies include no corkage, no outside food or drinks, no professional cameras, and no smoking. Service animals are allowed. A bag policy is in effect. Parking can be purchased for $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. All sales are final.

The SKECHERS Wicked Wine Run blends walking, jogging, and running with a vineyard backdrop, offering a mix of movement, wine, and scenic views. Participants have the option to choose the team labeled Team Bay Area Neary Khmer Hikers during registration. Family members and friends are welcome, and the experience centers on camaraderie, laughter, and lasting memories. Additional details will be shared as they are announced.

At The Westin Verasa Napa, the Napa County Hispanic Network presents an evening centered on community, connection, and leadership. The gala gathers leaders, advocates, and supporters who share a commitment to advancing the next generation of Latine leaders. Attendees can celebrate together, support leadership development, and connect with changemakers working to inspire future leadership.

Enjoy sipping and shopping at RD Winery with a cozy, snuggle-friendly vibe. Wags N Wishes presents its inaugural makers fair focused on the pups at Wags N Wishes. More details will be announced, and vendor spaces are open.

The Rainbow Book Club gathers for a conversation cohosted by Mindy from Napa County Library with Napa Bookmine staff members Kass and Jules. This club highlights books that explore and celebrate queer identity, and this session focuses on Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle. Attendance is free, and RSVPs help the hosts plan. Bury Your Gays follows Misha as he pursues success in Hollywood at a moment when his career is rising. After an Oscar nomination, the studio behind his long running streaming series urges him to remove queer characters for the algorithm. He refuses, which puts a target on his back, and soon figures from his horror movie past begin stalking him and his friends in the hills above Los Angeles. Haunted by what came before, he must risk everything to keep the nightmares from burying him for good. The novel is a USA Today bestseller and has been widely recognized, including the Locus Award for Best Horror Novel, a Lambda Literary Award finalist nod, and placements on best of and best horror lists from outlets such as Esquire, Parade, Library Journal, Paste, HuffPost, and Publishers Weekly. It has also been highlighted by Indie Next and LibraryReads, with additional honors from Libby, RUSA, and the Dragon Awards. About the author: Chuck Tingle is the USA Today bestselling writer of Camp Damascus, Bury Your Gays, and Straight. His work has been finalists for the Bram Stoker Awards and the CALIBA Golden Poppy Award. Born in Home of Truth, Utah and now based in Los Angeles, he writes horror, romance, and fantasy while maintaining a playful anonymity, and he champions the belief that love is real.

A free book club discussion centers on The Bewitching by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, a national bestseller and Bram Stoker Award finalist that follows three women in different eras as witchcraft and danger converge. The narrative traces Minerva, a graduate student delving into the life of author Beatrice Tremblay, whose Depression-era fixation on a mysterious roommate and the novel The Vanishing points to a disappearance with real roots. As Minerva’s research deepens, a menacing presence seems to haunt the same campus, echoing stories from her great-grandmother’s youth in 1900s Mexico and extending its reach into Minerva’s own life in 1990s Massachusetts. The book has appeared on year-end best-of lists from NPR, Elle, Kirkus Reviews, Book Riot, Library Journal, Crime Reads, and She Reads, and has earned praise from Tananarive Due. This selection is part of Napa Bookmine’s reading BINGO, with each pick tied to a square on the card. Admission is free, and RSVPs are appreciated for planning. For questions, email events@napabookmine.com.

Sip, Savor and Unwind offers a luxurious escape in San Francisco and Napa Valley. Curated by Harrison's Travels, this exclusive getaway is tailored for those who appreciate fine wine, gourmet cuisine, and restorative downtime, bringing together city highlights and the calm of wine country for a memorable retreat.

The biggest fundraiser of the year centers on a golf tournament and concludes with a golden hour social. Non-golfers are welcome at the post-tournament gathering to enjoy drinks, dinner, and time with other families. It offers a relaxed evening to mingle and build connections.

Please note, this tournament has been postponed. Napa will host its inaugural softball tournament played with the classic 16 inch ball, centered on friendly competition, good food, and a lively community atmosphere. Teams include 10 to 12 players, each team will play 3 to 4 games, and all participants must be at least 16 years old. No equipment is required. The registration fee is $200 per team.

Blue Note Napa brings its Summer Sessions back to The Meritage Resort and Spa, offering top-tier live music and comedy in a scenic outdoor wine country setting. The series presents a varied lineup of exciting performers, and this show features John Mulaney. The writer, comedian, and actor is a four-time Emmy Award, Critics Choice Award, and WGA Award winner, appearing on the first leg of his newest stand-up tour, John Mulaney: Mister Whatever, with dates across North America.

John Mulaney: Mister Whatever comes to Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions for an outdoor performance that goes on rain or shine. The event takes place at The Meritage Resort and Spa and offers multiple ticket options. Sapphire Club seating is sold in pairs at tables for two, priced per seat, and includes access to a Club Lounge with air conditioning and a cash bar. Gold and Silver sections feature reserved seats. The Bronze Lawn is standing room only, where blankets are welcome but chairs are not permitted. Every attendee needs a ticket, and all tickets are purchased in advance and delivered to your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and infants are not admitted. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and restrooms are on site. Outside food or drink is not allowed, corkage is unavailable, professional cameras are prohibited, smoking is not permitted, and only service animals are allowed. Parking may be purchased for $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the event. A bag policy and additional FAQs are available from the venue. Ticket sales are final.

Switchfoot brings the Forever Now Tour to Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions with Anberlin appearing as the special guest. This outdoor concert proceeds rain or shine at The Meritage Resort and Spa. Seating options vary by section. The Sapphire Club features two-seat tables sold only as pairs, with pricing per seat and access to a lounge that offers air conditioning and a cash bar. Gold and Silver sections provide reserved seats. The Bronze Lawn is standing room only, and blankets are welcome while chairs are not permitted. Everyone needs their own ticket to enter, and all prices are per person. Tickets are purchased in advance and delivered to your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and restrooms are on site. Policies include ages 8 and older only with no infants, no outside food or drink or corkage, no professional photography equipment, no smoking, and service animals only. For bag guidelines and other details, refer to the venue’s website. Parking can be purchased, with a lower rate available in advance at 18 dollars and 25 dollars on the day of the show. Purchases are nonrefundable. Presale options include Sapphire Club, fan club, artist and Spotify offerings, plus VIP packages, followed by a public sale.

Sarah Jarosz marks a decade of Undercurrent with a special performance at Uptown Theatre Napa. Admission is limited to ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must be with an adult. Every attendee needs a ticket, and infants in arms are not permitted. For a smooth and safe experience, outside food or drinks, large backpacks, professional cameras, and audio or video recording devices are not allowed, along with cans, bottles, and weapons. Ticket access will be offered through an artist presale, a venue membership presale, and a public on sale.

Paranormal investigator and author Jeffrey Dwyer, Ph.D., leads a Speaker Series talk delving into Mare Island’s haunted lore along with stories from historic locations around the San Francisco Bay Area. Drawing on years of investigations, historical research, and firsthand experiences, he examines reports of unexplained phenomena and the tales that continue to capture interest. Dwyer is an experienced presenter who has been featured on the Discovery Channel and Travel Channel and has appeared on more than a hundred radio programs, offering perspective for skeptics, history enthusiasts, and believers alike. The presentation takes place at St. Peter’s Chapel. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door. MIHPF members can request a discount code. No physical tickets will be issued, and check-in is by name. Please note that St. Peter’s Chapel is a historic site and is not wheelchair accessible. Entry requires steps at the front, and there are additional interior steps, including areas near the altar and organ. Its historic nature prevents full ADA accessibility.

Celebrate the 40-year milestone of the Willie B. Adkins Scholars Program at the Dan Foley Cultural Center. The evening recognizes decades of leadership, academic achievement, and excellence, reflecting on the journey so far while looking ahead to continued support for future scholars.

Blue Note Napa returns with its Summer Sessions at The Meritage Resort and Spa, delivering live music in an outdoor wine country setting and spotlighting a bill that includes Boney James and Lalah Hathaway. Over more than three decades, Boney James has collected four Grammy nominations, three NAACP Image Award nominations, a Soul Train Award for Best Jazz Album, and four RIAA Gold records. In 2009, Billboard placed him among the Top 3 Contemporary Jazz Artists of that decade, and in 2024 he became the first artist to earn 20 number one singles on the Billboard Smooth Jazz chart. Lalah Hathaway, a five-time Grammy winner and a frequent collaborator with leading hitmakers, appears as an artist, singer, songwriter, and producer known for exceptional vocal range and lasting influence.

King David Martin and Queen Katie “Cool Lady” Martinelli extend a cordial invitation to a celebration honoring the musicians, performers, supporters, and friends who have helped keep Ozcat Radio thriving at the center of the community. The Emerald Ball salutes 20 years of Ozcat Radio in Vallejo and the enduring impact of the arts. Formal attire is requested with an Emerald Elegance theme. The gathering takes place at Redman Hall in downtown Vallejo... a tribute to a station unlike any other.

Boney James and Lalah Hathaway take the stage at Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions, an outdoor concert that goes on rain or shine at The Meritage Resort and Spa. Seating options include the Sapphire Club Section, which provides a reserved table with two chairs sold only in pairs, with pricing per seat and access to the Club Lounge with air conditioning and a cash bar. Gold and Silver Sections offer reserved seating, while the Bronze Lawn is standing room only... blankets are welcome, but chairs are not allowed. Every attendee needs a ticket, and all tickets are purchased in advance and delivered to your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Guests must be 8 or older, and infants are not permitted. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and restrooms are on site. Outside food or drink and corkage are not allowed, professional cameras and smoking are prohibited, and only service animals are permitted. A bag policy and additional FAQs are available from the venue. Parking is offered for a fee, with a lower price in advance and a higher price on the day of the show, and all sales are final.

Black Flag takes the stage at Napa Music Hall with gritty intensity, signature songs, and the uncompromising spirit that defines their sound. Recognized as trailblazers of hardcore punk, the band helped set the course for the movement and continues to influence artists across punk and alternative music. This performance welcomes attendees ages 6 and up.

The all-new Be Like Blippi Tour brings Blippi’s curious world to life with an upbeat, interactive stage show for families. Blippi and Meekah appear live with music, laughter, and surprise moments that get everyone moving and playing. Sing along to favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me, and put on those orange glasses as a reminder to explore with curiosity. Each person in attendance needs a ticket. Ages 2+ only, with no babes in arms. The following items are not permitted: outside food or beverages, large backpacks, professional cameras, video or audio recording devices, cans, bottles, or weapons of any kind.

Playful secrecy sets the tone, hinting that a special word may be required and creating a lighthearted sense of mystery.

Valerie brings a heartfelt tribute to Amy Winehouse to Napa Music Hall, honoring the music and legacy of one of the most unmistakable voices of her era. The show features soulful takes on her best-loved hits and fan favorites, channeling the passion, style, and spirit that defined her. Open to ages 6 and up.

Daughtry marks two decades with an intimate acoustic performance. This event is for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Every attendee needs a ticket, and lap infants are not permitted. Please leave outside food and drinks, large backpacks, professional cameras, and any video or audio recording devices at home. Cans, bottles, and weapons of any kind are also not allowed. Doors open one hour before the show, and the box office opens two hours earlier. Ticket access includes a public onsale, presales for venue members and the fan club, and VIP package options.

Candlelight brings an intimate, multi-sensory concert to Sebastiani Theatre, where a live string quartet interprets the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons by candlelight. Expect Coldplay favorites including Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons hits such as Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. This is a 60-minute performance. Doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and there is no entry after the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible, with accessible seating in Zones A and C. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Music is performed by a Listeso string quartet.

Candlelight concerts present a multi-sensory live music experience in Sonoma County, and this edition celebrates 90s Unplugged at Sebastiani Theatre by the warm glow of candles. A Listeso string quartet performs acoustic-style takes on favorites such as Everlong, Don’t Speak, Zombie, Ironic, Wonderwall, High and Dry, Enter Sandman, Under the Bridge, Fly Away, Hallelujah, Tears in Heaven, and Smells Like Teen Spirit. The performance lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the start and no late entry once the music begins. This event is open to ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis.

Who's Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience brings the songs, showmanship, and signature choreography of the King of Pop to Napa Music Hall. Hear favorites like Billie Jean, Beat It, and Thriller in an energetic tribute that captures the atmosphere of a Michael Jackson concert. Admission is open to ages 6 and up.