Events in Oakley, CA

This mobile farmers market brings the bounty of local growers to the Bay Area with a stop at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center in Antioch. It features fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables at accessible prices, supporting both community health and local farmers. Multiple payment options are accepted, including cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. Shoppers enrolled in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment can receive a 50 percent discount through the Fruit & Veggie Savings Program.

Fresh, seasonal produce from local growers is available at a mobile farmers market at Pittsburg Health Center, with affordably priced fruits and vegetables for the community. Look for the truck in front of the Los Medanos College Healthcare District Community Garden. Multiple payment options are accepted, including cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. Market shoppers who participate in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment programs receive a 50% discount. The market focuses on making wholesome, locally sourced food accessible while supporting local farmers.

A lighthearted trivia game centered on everyday knowledge where each table faces off against all the others. It is free to play, and you do not need to come with family. The table that comes out on top earns a prize.

Enjoy Singo at Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill Antioch, a music-filled spin on bingo. Quick 35 second clips of popular tunes play while you check your card, mark matches, and aim for five in a row to claim a prize. Participation is free, creating a relaxed, friendly game night atmosphere for music lovers and bingo fans alike.

Lobster lovers in Brentwood can catch the Cousins Maine Lobster truck during Food Truck Wednesdays for a tasty stop and easy ordering. Contactless orders can be placed through the mobile app for same-day, posted events, and pickup is available at the designated window at your selected time. App ordering usually opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous stop has wrapped up, and availability may be limited at times. Walk-up orders are always welcome at the truck window. Payments are accepted by major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program where points toward free food are earned automatically with app orders, or by scanning your app loyalty card at the window during checkout.

This book club focuses on The Yamas and Niyamas by Deborah Adele and is structured as a 32-week class. Discussions go beyond simply reading the text and encourage participants to apply the teachings in everyday life. The class is free for members, and nonmembers can participate with a $20 monthly BOOK CLUB membership.

Experience Singo at Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill Brentwood, a twist on bingo that swaps numbers for songs. Short 35 second clips play throughout the game. When you hear a tune that appears on your card, mark it, and be the first to complete five in a row to win a prize. It is free to participate.

Presented at California Theatre, Footloose is the stage adaptation by Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie, drawn from Pitchford’s original screenplay, with songs by Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins, and Jim Steinman. When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, he faces strict local rules, including a ban on dancing imposed by the preacher. The minister’s rebellious daughter takes an interest in him, her boyfriend works to damage his reputation, and many townspeople are ready to believe the rumors. The story explores a father mourning the son he lost and a young man longing for the father who left, highlighting the value of listening to young people.

Explore hoof care and equine biomechanics in a hands-on clinic at Concord Mt. Diablo Trail Ride Association. Expect thoughtful discussion that digs into how and why things work, collaborative problem solving with knowledgeable practitioners, and a clear focus on outcomes for the horse. The program pairs conversation with live demonstration, featuring full work ups that include assessment, radiograph review, planning, and application. Demo cases include an OTTB eventer with a high-low hoof conformation and a Quarter Horse competing in 1D barrels with chronic laminitic feet and navicular changes, a horse that works in deep sand arenas as well as on hard packed clay and rocky California trails. For reservation details, contact Alice Dietrich at 925-481-6746 or alice@hearthoof.com.

The Boots & BBQ Festival brings country flair to Antioch's Waterfront Rivertown District with a day of live music, a local barbecue cook-off, the Rotary of the Delta sixth annual cornhole tournament, line dancing, a kid-focused zone, offerings from Rivertown restaurants, artisan makers and vendors, barbecue food trucks, and a beer and wine garden. Vendor, cook-off, and cornhole registrations are open.

Enjoy a lively casino night with drinks and food alongside music and dancing. Guests must be 21 or older. Tickets are $90 per person at the early rate, then $100 after. Proceeds support the American Legion Auxiliary, which supports The American Legion and honors the sacrifice of those who serve by improving the lives of veterans, service members, and their families at home and abroad.

CPR leads a fun community pack walk where some adoptable dogs will be out and about, and all breeds are welcome. It is a chance to socialize your dog, meet fellow dog lovers, ask questions, and even see whether a new canine companion might be a good fit for your household. This recurring series happens on the last Sunday of the month in different locations around Oakland and beyond, and this edition explores the Contra Loma Reservoir in Antioch. The group will meet in front of the restrooms at Antioch Community Park. The route loops the reservoir for approximately 3.6 miles and typically takes about 1.5 hours. The event is free to the public. Use the entrance to the community park and look for the parking lot on the right near the baseball field, which is free, while other nearby lots may have a fee. For a smooth experience, give other dogs space and ask before allowing greetings, bring poop bags, leave retractable leashes at home, keep leashes no longer than 6 feet, wear comfortable shoes, and carry water for both people and pups.

Experience a lively outdoor marketplace in Downtown Oakley where The Makers Boulevard teams up with The Foodie Crew to bring together local makers, food vendors, and neighbors. Browse handmade goods, savor tasty bites, and take in live music while children enjoy activities. The focus is on community connection and supporting small businesses in a warm, welcoming setting.

A community celebration of fun, family, and inclusion for everyone takes place at Brentwood City Park. There is no cost to attend, and activities include arts and crafts, a dance party, sensory play, sports, vendors, and other family-friendly experiences. It offers a welcoming space to create memories together with the local community. Sponsors include @happyhiveplay, @daub4kidsbingo, @cityofbrentwood, @morfincreationsandevents, @dandkautorepair, @athletic_edge925, @serendipitycellars, @bluestarpestsolutions, and @oakleycollision925.

This monthly open mic at the Art & Music Center offers free admission and welcomes all ages. Participants may sing, play instruments, jam with the band, share comedy or stories, or read poetry. Light refreshments are typically available.

This event features live music from The Relics as part of a weekly series.

Set along the river’s edge, this festival brings together a fishing tournament, live music, food and drinks, vendors, a car show, and a fireworks display. Entertainment and activities line the waterfront, offering a mix of competition, music, and attractions.

Build a Halloween-themed scrapbook album with the new Graphic 45 BOOtiful Greetings collection in a hands-on class led by Jasmine Abusafieh at Lori’s Craft Shop. The fee is $75 and enrollment is limited to 10 participants. Please bring liquid adhesive, a tape runner, and pop foam.

Raise a toast to Oktoberfest traditions in the heart of Historic Downtown Clayton as CBCA hosts a community celebration along Main Street. Live music sets the tone with performances by The Internationals, Polkageist, and Grand Isle Fire Brigade. A German biergarten, a lively food court, and a variety of street vendors offer plenty to enjoy, and a carnival brings extra fun for all ages. Free shuttle service, free parking, and free admission help make the day easy and welcoming. This CBCA event benefits the Clayton community.

This lively tribute marks three decades of the Spice Girls, packing the show with hit songs, eye-catching costumes, and feel-good energy from start to finish. The Spice Party salutes the iconic girl group with a production that gets audiences singing, dancing, and cheering together in the spirit of Girl Power.

Music performed in person creates an easygoing listening experience, centered on real-time performance and the energy of a live set.

A benefit car show hosted by Rivertown Community Church in collaboration with Disciples Car Club Ministry showcases classic cars and custom builds with activities for all ages. Highlights include opportunity drawings, a pie eating contest with cash prizes, awards and trophies, a dedicated area for children, and food with plenty of chances to connect. Vehicle registration is offered at $30 for early entry or $35 on the day of the event, and vendor spots are open for non-food businesses. Proceeds help fund two initiatives: sending men to camp and providing holiday gifts for families in need through the Adopt-A-Family outreach. Registration is handled only by Rivertown Community Church, and contacts from anyone else are not authorized.

Rage Clean is a community cleanup that unites neighbors to remove litter, express pride in where they live, and care for the neighborhoods they share. It centers on hands-on action that makes local areas cleaner through a collective effort.

MOMS Club of East County brings back its annual Trunk or Treat at the Antioch Community Center, a family-friendly Halloween celebration supporting Be Exceptional Programs, which provides inclusive and adaptive programs for individuals with disabilities and their families. Expect festively decorated trunks, candy and non-candy treats, a petting zoo, sensory-friendly activities, children’s games and activity stations, food vendors, and voting for crowd favorites, with additional seasonal fun to be announced. Admission is free, and preregistration is encouraged to help plan for attendance, candy, and supplies. Optional donations benefit Be Exceptional Programs. Guests can vote for their favorite trunks by donating, with all voting proceeds supporting the nonprofit, and prizes awarded to the trunks receiving the highest totals. The event also welcomes decorated trunk hosts, donations of individually wrapped treats, volunteers to assist with setup, activities, parking, check-in, and cleanup, community sponsors and in-kind contributions, and interested food vendors. Trunk themes should remain child friendly, and decorations may not include blood, gore, graphic imagery, or realistic weapons. Children must remain under the supervision of their accompanying adult throughout the event.

High school marching bands from across the region gather at Liberty High-school Football Field for the Liberty Band Review, presenting precision marching, dynamic music, and competition. The event features full field shows with coordinated movement as ensembles take the field to showcase their skills.

Dave "Ouzo" Land makes an appearance at the Brentwood Farmers Market, an outdoor marketplace where shoppers can browse a variety of wares, services, and food items alongside fresh, locally grown produce. Music accompanies the shopping experience.

The California State Singles tournament is open to California USBC members with a current 2025-26 membership and will be held at Lucky Strike Brentwood. Competitors bowl five games on the same pair of lanes, with separate Open and Women’s divisions. Handicap is set at 90 percent of 220, and a scratch option can be added on site for $10 cash. A Ball of Choice raffle will be offered, featuring selections from Storm, 900 Global, and Roto Grip. Questions can be directed to info@calusbc.com.

A popular spot in Antioch features live music that sets the tone for dancing, enjoying a meal, or sipping a drink. It is a simple, music-centered outing.

Forejour salutes the iconic sounds of 80s Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Foreigner and Journey with a faithful tribute. A multimedia presentation pairs the band’s live performance with classic videos on screen, capturing the spirit of the MTV era. The set features the 20th century’s most downloaded song, Don't Stop Believing, alongside power ballads such as Foreigner's I Want To Know What Love Is and Journey's Faithfully.

This recurring event features musicians performing live each week. It centers on real-time music delivered on a regular schedule.

Get into the Halloween spirit at a creative crop featuring themed activities and surprises. Enjoy raffles with prizes, a costume contest, hands-on make-and-take projects, and gift bags for participants. A dinner is included on one evening and dessert on another, and friends are welcome to craft alongside you. Registration is $149, with an optional extra day available for an additional $25. Nearby lodging options include Hampton Inn, Best Western, and Holiday Inn Express. Please note that registrations are nonrefundable with no exceptions, though you may give your spot to someone else.

Now in its 12th year, Hot Rods 4 Paws brings a family friendly car show with activities for all ages, raising funds to support Furry Friends Pet Relief. The organization assists families in need with their pets by offering free to low cost spay and neuter services, vaccinations, preventive medical care, and food. The schedule features a car show, a pet costume contest with on-site registration at the Furry Friends Pet Relief office, a kid parade, and an awards presentation to wrap up the day. Car owners can register to display their vehicles, and there are engaging moments planned throughout the event.

A Hōʻike celebrating 25 years is happening, marking a meaningful milestone for the event. Tickets can be obtained through Brentwood Haumāna.

Ronstadt Revolution brings a live tribute to Linda Ronstadt to the California Theatre in Pittsburg, California. The show explores her wide-ranging catalog in both English and Spanish with strong vocals and accomplished musicianship, featuring favorites like Heat Wave, You’re No Good, Blue Bayou, Tu Solo Tú and more. Led by bilingual vocalist Natalie Amaya, the band includes seasoned players whose credits include work with Elvis Presley, Tina Turner, and Sheryl Crow, along with collaborations with Daniel Valdez, the guitarist and vocalist featured on Linda Ronstadt’s Canciones de mi Padre. The California Theatre setting offers tables near the stage with room to dance or traditional theater seating, and drinks are available in the restored art deco lobby.

Live music performances take place each Thursday and continue throughout the evening.

An energetic outdoor market sets a cheerful tone for the weekend, with plenty to browse and buy. Explore a mix of goods and services, enjoy food offerings, and pick up fresh local produce as music fills the air. It is a relaxed way to start the weekend.

A craft and vendor fair with a toy drive at the Brentwood Veterans Memorial Building features local vendors with handmade creations, one of a kind gifts, and seasonal items, a welcoming option for families and an easy way to get a head start on holiday shopping. Hosted by Dillon’s Dream: A World Without Cancer, the event directs proceeds to pediatric cancer patients. Attendees are encouraged to bring a brand new toy that is not gift wrapped to support children undergoing cancer treatment.

The Dillon’s Dream Fundraiser Dinner brings the community together at the Brentwood Veterans Memorial Building for a heartfelt evening supporting children battling cancer. Guests can share a warm meal, connect with others, and contribute to a meaningful cause. Tickets are priced at $40 for adults and $20 for children. Attendees are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to help brighten the days of pediatric cancer patients. Hosted by Dillon’s Dream: A World Without Cancer, all proceeds directly support children and families affected by pediatric cancer.

This is a weekly live music series. Attendees can look forward to live performances.

Celebrate the season at a Christmas crop where all proceeds are donated to Dimes to Dollars to Deeds to support a local family in need. The cost is $100. Enjoy raffle prizes and a dessert included with the event. Nearby lodging options include Hampton Inn, Best Western, and Holiday Inn Express. Cancellations are not permitted, and if you are unable to attend, you may gift your spot to a friend.

Kick off the weekend early with a sizzling Thursday evening at 8 Acres, setting the tone for fun and good energy.