Events in Napa today

The Vallejo City Championship returns to Blue Rock Springs Golf Course, continuing a Bay Area golf tradition spanning more than five decades as an NCGA Points Event. Competitors take on 36 holes of individual stroke play across both the East and West courses. Entry is $175 per player with no member discount, and it includes green fees, range balls, and larger prize funds. Flights accommodate a range of golfers, including a Championship Flight for handicap indexes 5.4 and below from the blue tees, a Senior Championship Flight for players 55 and older with indexes 7.9 and below from the white tees, and a Handicap Flight open to all with a GHIN requirement. It is a chance to measure your game alongside strong players from around the area.

Trokiando In The Bay returns with a full day of custom trucks, live entertainment, vendors, food, awards, and a roaring burnout pit at the Solano County Fairgrounds. Hundreds of custom builds will be on display, and a live concert will feature Grupo H-100 alongside additional special guests. Attendees can explore a dedicated vendor area, enjoy food and drinks, and take in a family friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available online and at the gate while supplies last. Event rules include no outside alcohol, no weapons, no illegal substances, and no reckless driving outside designated areas. Coolers are permitted if they do not contain alcohol, and everyone is expected to respect the venue and fellow attendees.

This community garage sale raises funds to support youth programs and activities.

At Sonoma Garden Park, the Saturday Harvest Markets offer organic produce, fresh flowers, and vegetable starts grown in the 6.1 acre sustainable garden. You will also find locally sourced olive oil and honey, along with eggs provided by neighboring Sonoma producers. Credit cards and Apple Pay are accepted at the market. Please bring a reusable shopping bag.

This community health fair supports Sonoma Valley students from PK/TK through 12th grade as they get ready for a new school year. Backpacks with school supplies will be available, and students must be present to receive one. Accessibility accommodations can be arranged for students with special needs. For questions or accommodation requests, call 707-939-6070 ext. 212 or email events@svchc.org.

Peace in Stormy Weather partners with True Love Baptist Church for a backpack and school supplies giveaway at the church. In addition to school essentials, the event offers new winter clothing items and helpful resources to support children and families as they prepare for the upcoming school season and the colder months ahead.

Make the most of summer in Napa at The Meritage Resort as Poolside Sessions transforms the vineyard-view Adult Pool into a lively retreat. Stretch out by the water, sip chilled cocktails, and enjoy DJ-curated rhythms for a mix of relaxation and celebration. AJB the DJ provides the soundtrack. Resort guests receive complimentary entry, and a limited number of day passes is available for visitors. Settle into a poolside spot or reserve a private cabana for groups of up to 12.

Lonestar is bringing their country hits to the Napa Town & Country Fair at Napa Valley Expo. This outdoor show is scheduled for Saturday, August 8, 2026.

Artist John Paul Morabito will be in conversation with Demetri Broxton, an artist and the Executive Director of Root Division, for a talk centered on the works featured in John Paul Morabito: Dancing in the Night. Tickets are $25 for SVMA members and $30 for non-members. Online registration is required. Museum admission is included at no additional cost.

House of Floyd brings a one-night salute to classic Pink Floyd back to the historic Empress Theatre in Vallejo. This return engagement focuses on the band’s timeless catalog, offering an evening devoted to the music that defined an era.

BentPeter brings live music to The Garden, the new Tannery Bend Beerworks spot created to feel like a favorite neighborhood pub from the very first visit. The brewery showcases distinct small batch beers inspired by local ingredients and crafted in downtown Napa, paired with a thoughtful food program so flavors and pours shine together. Local bands help set the vibe, blending food, drink, and music into a welcoming experience, and BentPeter adds a soundtrack that celebrates how great music pairs with great beer and wine.

Teeyan is a Punjabi cultural festival honoring women and heritage. The celebration features lively dancing and singing, opportunities for shopping, favorite foods to enjoy, and more. It is centered on culture and the joy of womanhood.

Part of Sonoma Sundays On the Plaza, this free concert at the Sonoma Plaza Grinstead Amphitheater is presented by Music in Place and the City of Sonoma. The bill pairs Grammy-nominated musician Tim Weed, recognized for masterful 5-string banjo work, songwriting, and soaring vocals, with The Dorian Mode, a Petaluma-based acoustic quartet led by vocalist and bassist Dorian Bartley with Robby Elfman on piano and clarinet, Peter Graves on saxophone, and Tony Blake on drums. The Dorian Mode dives into the Great American Songbook, blending vintage jazz, swinging R&B, and soulful ballads that evoke 1920s speakeasies, 1930s big-band swing, 1940s jump blues, and Ruth Brown’s classic R&B. Concerts in this series are free and open to everyone, made possible by support from the Sonoma Community Center, The Dawn Redwoods Trust, and the McNeely Family Foundation. Expect sunshine, local wine, and plenty of room to dance.

Head to The Chill for a lively bingo fundraiser that supports local roller derby. Sip a cool drink, bask in the sunshine, and take a shot at prizes while backing the cause. A friendly, laid back way to have fun and do good.

Set against an open-air wine country backdrop, Blue Note Napa brings its Summer Sessions back to The Meritage Resort and Spa for a fresh season of top-tier live music. Anuhea performs with special guest Sammy J as part of a diverse, high-energy lineup. For an elevated experience, Concert View Room & Ticket Packages combine overnight accommodations with a private balcony overlooking the venue, two tickets to the show, and Special Access laminates that allow in-and-out privileges, along with additional benefits.

Atomic Cocktail brings the sounds of the Atomic Age to The Fink with an evening of lively, dance-ready music and refreshing drinks. The set spans Western swing, early rock and roll, and rhythm and blues, touching on favorites associated with Bob Wills, Elvis, Louis Jordan, Little Richard, and Ray Charles. Expect upbeat tunes from the mid 1940s through the late 1960s that keep the energy high from start to finish.

Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys take the stage at Uptown Theatre for a show that brings two renowned acts together in one venue. This event welcomes attendees ages 12 and up.

Anuhea with special guest Sammy Johnson takes the stage as part of Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions. This outdoor concert is presented rain or shine at The Meritage Resort and Spa. Seating options include the Sapphire Club, which provides a reserved table with two chairs and is sold only in pairs. Pricing is per seat and includes access to the Club Lounge with a cash bar and air conditioning. Gold and Silver sections offer reserved seating, while the Bronze Lawn is standing room only; blankets are welcome, but chairs are not permitted. All prices are per person, and every attendee must have a ticket. The event is open to ages 8 and up, with no infants allowed. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Tickets are bought in advance and delivered to your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Restrooms are available. Venue policies include no outside food or beverages and no corkage service, no professional cameras, no smoking, and service animals only. Details on the bag policy and other FAQs are available on the event website. Parking is available for purchase at $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. All sales are final.

Selected through a national audition, the Maple Quartet performs as MITV's 2026 Fellowship String Quartet, stepping into the spotlight. For the latest program details, artist information, and ticket availability, use the ticket link to visit the event page.

The American Canyon Parks Foundation and the American Canyon Soroptimists are partnering on a new series of unhurried walks along the Wetlands Edge trail. This relaxed, social outing invites neighbors to connect while enjoying fresh air and nature. Plan for about an hour on a flat, packed gravel path through the wetlands. Wear layers and comfortable walking shoes. Meet at the trailhead next to the trail information kiosk. Everyone is welcome.

Presented by Toast, Bottle Talk Tuesdays is a weekly industry lunch that welcomes wine, hospitality, tourism, and beverage professionals from across Napa. Attendees bring a bottle to share and place it on a communal tasting table, then explore what others have contributed, from cherished library selections to new releases and unexpected finds. The focus is easy conversation and relationship building over good food, with no presentations or sales pitches. It offers a relaxed way to discover notable wines, meet new colleagues, and reconnect with familiar faces.

This cornhole meetup at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Vallejo welcomes everyone, from first-timers to experienced throwers. Entry is $10. Competition uses the Switchholio format with four round robin games scored by PPR, followed by a single elimination playoff. If there are 32 or more participants, brackets will be divided into upper and lower divisions. Boards are available for warm-ups before play begins, and new players can receive tips and guidance. Check-in takes place before matches start. Winners and highlights are shared on the 4BagsIn Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube channels. Outside drinks are not allowed.

At Veteran's Memorial Building in Vallejo, players of all skill levels are welcome for a night of cornhole featuring a Switchholio format. The evening includes four round robin games using PPR that lead into a single elimination playoff, and if there are 32 or more participants the field is divided into Uppers and Lowers. Entry is $10. Boards are available for practice beforehand, and training is offered for newcomers. Check in takes place before games begin. A halftime 4BagsIn Rumble invites players to call the shot for a chance to win a drone, with each shot counting as 20 percent of the pot. Results and highlights are shared on the 4BagsIn Facebook and TikTok channels. Registration is available through Scoreholio, or participants can message the organizers or simply show up. No outside drinks are permitted, and burner accounts are not allowed.

Bring a young reader to the American Canyon Library for a friendly reading time with a certified listening dog. It’s a relaxed, supportive setup that lets kids practice their reading skills while the dog provides a calm presence as they read aloud.

Presented by the American Canyon Chamber of Commerce, this expanded summer series turns the street into a lively midweek celebration with food trucks, a shopping extravaganza of unique finds, and live music. Families will discover activities for kids, and adults can enjoy local wine, beer, and cocktails from a street side saloon bar. Car enthusiasts can take in a showcase of classic vehicles, and those who like a little friendly competition can watch for details about a cornhole tournament. Registration for any part of the event is handled only through the official American Canyon Chamber website. Be cautious of scammers, and know that sign-ups or payments will never be requested by direct message.

Each Wednesday, Marquee Pinball Lounge & Arcade features an unlimited play offer. For $20, guests get two hours of unlimited pinball and arcade games at either location. Time can be split between both locations, which are a five minute walk apart.

The Rainbow Book Club gathers readers for conversations focused on stories that embrace and explore queer identity. This session is cohosted by Mindy from Napa County Library alongside Napa Bookmine staff members Kass and Jules, with Flirting Lessons by Jasmine Guillory as the featured read. The event is free, and RSVPs are appreciated to help plan for attendance. In Guillory’s novel, Avery Jensen is approaching thirty, newly single, and ready to step outside her comfort zone by dating women and learning how to flirt, even though her confidence in romance lags behind her self-assurance at work. Taylor Cameron, known around Napa Valley for her irresistible charm and a recent breakup, agrees to keep busy by giving Avery practical lessons in flirting. Weekly meetups turn instruction into genuine connection as Avery finds her footing and their spark becomes harder to ignore. Feelings rise, boundaries blur, and Taylor must decide how to navigate what they have without losing it. Reviewers praise the sharp banter, the heat, and a friends-to-lovers arc between buttoned-up Avery and heartbreaker Taylor, noting themes of competence, perfectionism, conflict, and the courage to try new things. Jasmine Guillory is a New York Times bestselling author whose novels include Drunk on Love, The Wedding Date, and the Reese’s Book Club selection The Proposal. Her writing has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Cosmopolitan, Bon Appetit, and Time, and she is a frequent book contributor on the Today show. She lives in Oakland, California.

An evening under the Perseid meteor shower unfolds on a scenic vineyard deck above Napa Valley, where twilight gives way to dark skies ideal for stargazing. Start with gourmet food truck dishes paired with wine, beer, and refreshing non-alcoholic beverages, then settle in as the night sky brightens with shooting stars and constellations, helped by minimal ambient light and sweeping vineyard views. Local astronomers guide the experience with telescope viewing and share perspectives on the meteor display, planets, and star clusters. Lounge seating offers a comfortable spot to take in the show. Enhance the night with a Night Sky Snack Pack that includes a portable telescope, a stargazing guidebook, a mix of sweet and savory treats, still and sparkling water, and a bottle of Trinitas Cellars Pinot Noir to enjoy under the stars. This outdoor gathering encourages layered clothing and flat shoes for easy access to telescopes. Shuttle service transports participants to and from the vineyard, with pickup at the main lobby and drop-off at the Chicken Coop, a short walk from the Vineyard Deck. All attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a ticketed adult.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing during the Perseid Meteor Shower at the Vineyard Deck, set above Napa Valley with minimal ambient lighting and sweeping vineyard views. From 7:30 to 9:00 PM, you can relax and enjoy elevated food truck fare paired with wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Around 9:00 PM through midnight, local astronomers will guide guests through the night sky, with telescope viewing plus insights into planets and star clusters. There’s also an optional Night Sky Snack Pack available for those who want a portable telescope, stargazing guidebook, snacks, water, and a bottle of Pinot Noir. The event is outdoors, and guests are advised to wear layers and flat shoes, with shuttle service provided between pickup at the main lobby and drop-off near the Vineyard Deck.

Join us for a matinee screening of the classic film The Red Shoes, starring Moira Shearer. Expect a dazzling story that explores ambition, love, and the intense power of art, along with standout ballet sequences. The movie will be shown in the library’s Community Meeting Room.

Cornhole games at Napa Elks Lodge #832 welcome both newcomers and seasoned players for an evening of friendly competition. The entry fee is $10 per player. You do not need a partner, and each participant can play up to four games, with four round robin matchups leading into a single elimination bracket. The format depends on turnout, using singles if there are fewer than 12 registered players and switching to a switch format with 12 or more. Food along with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase from the lodge, and outside food or drinks are not allowed.

Mamma Mia! arrives in Sonoma for the first time at Field Of Dreams. On a sunlit Greek island, a bride preparing for her wedding sets out to learn who her father is, and three men from her mother’s past appear, sparking a warm and funny story about family, friendship, love, and second chances. The musical is packed with ABBA hits like Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, and The Winner Takes It All, brought to life by a large ensemble, lively choreography, and plenty of humor. It is billed as one of the biggest and most memorable productions in Transcendence history. Mamma Mia! is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

Table 29 Bistro & Bar hosts live Hawaiian music performed by Aldon Sanders. Dinner and drinks are available from the restaurant while guests listen to favorite hits.