Events in Oakley today

Rage Clean brings neighbors together for a hands-on cleanup focused on removing litter and caring for local neighborhoods. Participants work side by side to tidy shared areas, demonstrate community pride, and make their surroundings a little brighter.

The gathering offers light refreshments and an introduction to The Logic Lounge. It includes a featured showing of Counted Out, followed by a guided discussion about the film.

MMG makes its debut as part of a grand reopening. Tony will be offering welcoming hospitality, with pool tables, a full bar, and a full grill available.

Auditions are being held to cast student roles in The Nutcracker. Dancers ages eight and older are eligible. To secure a spot, complete online registration and submit the audition fee. The fee is $30, nonrefundable, and can be paid by check, cash, or online through Square. A participation fee of $350 will apply, with half due at contract signing. Limited walk-in registration may be available, with the audition fee payable in cash. Arriving early is recommended to check for open spaces. Two audition sessions are planned, and participants are asked to attend both if possible.

This chair-based yoga session welcomes everyone. The practice is done from a chair to keep it accessible. Feel free to bring a friend, and bring a mat if you would like.

Experience a restorative yoga session set to R&B, led by CynCyn at In-Shape Fitness (Antioch). The class centers on strength and flexibility. If the usual time is not feasible and a weekly routine is desired, virtual sessions can be arranged by reaching out via direct message.

Fresh, locally sourced produce rolls into Antioch with a mobile market offering nutritious and affordable fruits and vegetables at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center. The focus is on making wholesome food accessible while supporting the health of local communities and the livelihoods of regional farmers. All items are seasonal and priced with affordability in mind. Shoppers can pay with cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, or VeggieRx vouchers. A Fruit and Veggie Savings Program provides a 50 percent discount for participants in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, and Unemployment.

The Pittsburg Mobile Farmers' Market brings locally sourced, seasonal produce to Pittsburg at the Pittsburg Health Center, offering fresh, healthy, and affordable fruits and vegetables. Look for the market truck near the Los Medanos College Healthcare District Community Garden. Payment options include cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. Shoppers enrolled in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment programs receive a 50 percent discount. The market works to make nourishing food accessible while supporting community well being and local farmers.

Test your music knowledge in a bingo-style game that blends catchy songs with friendly competition. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, and the activity is suitable for the whole family. Enjoy recognizing favorite tunes and celebrating each match together.

Enjoy a full yoga session open to everyone. Bring a mat and a friend to share the experience.

Explore the fundamentals of great coffee at a hands-on Coffee Brewing 101 workshop at the Rio Vista Community Center. Learn how to choose high-quality beans, store them to preserve freshness, and dial in your grind for optimal results. The session covers the key brewing variables that influence flavor and aroma so you can craft a reliable, delicious cup. Get practical experience with AeroPress, French press, pour over, and cold brew to see which method matches your taste. Participants receive a 12 oz bag of Unleashed Coffee to use during the workshop, with the remaining beans to take home for continued practice.

This ongoing book club centers on The Yamas and Niyamas by Deborah Adele, unfolding over 32 weeks with conversations that go beyond the page and into everyday practice. Discussions highlight how to apply the book’s ethical principles to daily choices, encouraging mindful habits and personal growth. Participation is included with membership, and there is a $20 per month option for nonmembers.

Singo brings music to bingo. Listen to 35 second song clips, mark the matching songs on your card, and be the first to complete five in a row to win a prize. There is no cost to participate.

Enjoy an easygoing group hike with plenty of fresh air and friendly company. Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes. The route includes some elevation changes, but the pace remains relaxed.

The Pittsburg Car Show brings classic cars to Old Town Pittsburg along with community fun and live music from PTK Band. This is a free community event.

Eight Acres Kitchen & Bar hosts live music each Thursday evening, and this show features Double Shot.