Palo Alto, CA
Palo Alto, CA

Events in Palo Alto

When
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JUL22
Civic

Monthly Free Groceries Program

Pick up free groceries at this monthly distribution, which is open to all households with no income verification required. New families can register upon arrival. Please park your vehicle and enter on foot, and remember to bring reusable bags and a cart to help carry items. Each family may receive up to 100 pounds of food. To keep the process running smoothly, please wait to line up until the designated start period.

JUL22
Food & Drink

Summer Food Trucks

Summer Food Truck Wednesdays begin in two weeks. This brief preview offers an early look at the planned lineup for the season.

Live Oak Park
JUL22
Art & Culture

Sweet Reads and Sweet Treats With Shan

Shannon leads a discussion of current romance fiction at Leigh’s Books, paired with a sweet treat. The listing notes Glamour’s praise for Carley Fortune, recognizing how vividly her stories capture summer and transport readers.

JUL22
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Palo Alto, Orchard Commercial

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to Orchard Commercial in Palo Alto, serving fresh seafood favorites with both walk-up and contactless options. Orders can be placed right at the window, with payment accepted by cash, major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. For a contactless experience, same day orders are available through the mobile app and can be picked up at the designated window at the chosen time. App ordering typically opens a few hours before each truck stop once the previous event wraps up. Guests can earn loyalty points by ordering through the app or by scanning the app’s loyalty card at checkout at the window. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, walk-up ordering at the truck remains available.

JUL23
Music

🎶☀️ Fremont Summer Concert Series ☀️🎶

The Fremont Summer Concert Series brings free, family friendly live music to the Central Park Performance Pavilion in Lake Elizabeth Central Park. This edition spotlights Idea Band with a party band set and offers an easygoing evening of outdoor summer fun. Food trucks on site include Seasoned Kabob & Grill, Cousins Maine Lobster Truck, El Gran Taco Loco, Pacific Drip Kitchen, and Pineapple Whips. Lawn chairs are welcome so everyone can relax on the grass and enjoy the show.

Lake Elizabeth Central Park
JUL23
Comedy

Comedian Raanan Hershberg

Comedian Raanan Hershberg performs at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale, a neighborhood destination for laughs. The engagement runs over several days. Lineups may change, and in the COVID era adjustments can happen with little notice.

JUL23
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Fremont, Embark Apartments

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to Fremont with a focus on good vibes and plenty of lobster favorites. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app for posted events on the same day, and pickup happens at the designated window at your selected time. The app typically opens a few hours before each truck stop, after the prior event has finished, and availability may be limited. Ordering directly at the truck window is always welcome. Payments are accepted by cash, all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app’s loyalty program awards points toward free food automatically for app orders, or points can be added by scanning the loyalty card at the window.

JUL24
Groups & Meetups

Beyond Small Talk

Beyond Small Talk is an in-person singles experience for Indian professionals in the Bay Area, organized by Crazy Souls Social and set at Fibbar MaGees. The format emphasizes intention over swiping or rapid-fire meetups. Participants complete a short survey, then receive two handpicked introductions aligned with their interests, lifestyle, and values, supported by prompts that help conversations flow. There are no formal games and no obligation to share contact details, creating a relaxed patio setting focused on meaningful dialogue. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and capacity is limited to keep the experience comfortable and balanced. Intended for ages 25 to 35.

Fibbar MaGees
JUL25
Health & Wellness

Mindfulness Meditation

Find a calm pause at Mitchell Park Library with mindfulness meditation guided by Phuong Pham. Sessions feature approximately 45 minutes of seated or walking practice, then 15 minutes for group sharing and Q&A. Open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike, with no registration required. Participants may bring a yoga mat or meditation cushion, and chairs are available.

Mitchell Park Library
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Hands-On Fix-a-Flat Workshop

Bike East Bay offers an interactive, hands-on workshop that covers the essentials of repairing a flat tire and patching an inner tube, along with practical tips for avoiding flats. Participants may bring a wheel with a flat to practice on, or use one of the class demonstration wheels. No prior repair experience is required. For e-bikes and other complex wheel setups, wheels with hub motors or internal gear hubs will not be detached because of time and mechanical constraints, so those riders can practice on the demo wheels instead. This workshop is funded by the City of Hayward’s Active Transportation Education and Promotion Program, which is supported by California Climate Investments.

Weekes Branch Library
JUL25
Music

Nomad at The Bistro in Hayward, CA

Dave "Nomad" Miller brings a solo acoustic set to The Bistro in Hayward, sharing candid, road-tested originals alongside a wide-ranging mix of cover songs.

The Bistro
JUL25
Art & Culture

2026 Art of Inclusion Art Exhibition

Art of Inclusion returns for its fourth year as a collaborative showcase that unites adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and student artists to make art together, build connections, and celebrate inclusion. It focuses on bringing people from many backgrounds together through collaboration, color, and an inclusive spirit. The event features works created with clients of Life Services Alternatives and students from San Jose State University, supported by instruction from the San Jose Museum of Art, and prints of these pieces will be available for purchase. It honors the underserved community of people with developmental disabilities and highlights the power of communities coming together when inclusion and togetherness are most needed. Life Services Alternatives may photograph or video the event and use the images in its publications and other media. By participating, individuals agree to release, defend, hold harmless, and indemnify LSA regarding the use of their picture or likeness.

De Saisset Museum
JUL25
Dancing

Tea & Tango, Palo Alto

Tea & Tango is a weekly evening where movement, music, and community meet. New dancers are welcome and no partner or prior experience is required. Guests can watch the dancing, enjoy live music on select nights, ask questions about beginner classes, sip tea with light snacks, and ease into the atmosphere without any pressure to step onto the floor right away. The gathering often includes a workshop, a musicality lesson open to all levels, and social dancing at a Twilight Milonga. Tea service features fresh pu-erh served in traditional earthenware. The space offers two rooms for dancing, a warm historic community house with a quietly present piano, a curated tango library from the Paz and Hart collection, and art that brings the environment to life. The community explores tango across eras from the Golden Age to contemporary and welcomes all styles, giving beginners clarity and encouragement while experienced dancers refine and explore.

JUL25
Games & Entertainment

Riftbound Nexus Nights

This weekly Riftbound tournament features three rounds of play. Each win earns a pack, and the entry fee is $10.

JUL25
Music

Brass Farthing w/ 5¢ Coffee 20th Anniversary Concert!

Brass Farthing marks its 20th season with a spirited program of folk traditions, rollicking sea shanties, and timeless drinking songs drawn from many eras. The celebration also recognizes 5 Cent Coffee on their own 20-year milestone, as they open the show with their signature neo-skiffle junkyard blues. The focus is on music, camaraderie, and good cheer, honoring two decades of voices raised together in song.

Douglas Morrisson Theatre
JUL25
Music

Ed Sheeran at Levi's Stadium

Ed Sheeran brings a stadium-sized performance to Levi’s Stadium, showcasing hit songs and his distinctive vocals. The concert blends tender ballads with high-energy anthems, building a massive singalong with thousands of fans. Whether familiar with his early work or newly discovered tracks, attendees can anticipate an evening filled with music and memorable moments.

Levi's Stadium
JUL25
Art & Culture

Silents on Saturday Night - COMEDY SHORTS NIGHT

This program of silent comedy highlights features Charlie Chaplin’s Pay Day from 1922 on 35mm from First National, Roscoe Arbuckle and Buster Keaton in the 1919 Comique short Backstage, Charley Chase in Mighty Like a Moose from 1926 on 35mm from Hal Roach Studios, and Laurel and Hardy in the 1929 Hal Roach Studios short Wrong Again. Most titles will be shown on 16mm except where 35mm is noted. Live piano accompaniment is provided by Greg Pane. Tickets can be purchased online, with a suggested donation of $8 for members and $10 for nonmembers.

Niles Film Museum
JUL25
Markets

Community Yard Sale

Discover surprising finds at this community yard sale, where every item has the potential to spark a fresh start. Bring a friend and browse together to see what treasures you might uncover.

JUL25
Music

Decoto Jam Summer Concert at The Florence

The Decoto Jam Summer Concert at The Florence Bar and Grill presents an evening of live music spanning classic rock, funky blues, and sizzling Latin rhythms.

The Florence Bar and Grill
JUL25
Civic

American Legion Post 419 First Annual Community Day

At American Legion Santa Clara Post 419, a community day showcases local resources with representatives from South Bay Blue Star Moms, Boy Scouts, Marine Corps League Fleet Reserve, the 129th Search and Rescue Wing, American Legion Sons, American Legion Auxiliary, Naval Sea Cadets, Open Doors, Santa Clara Rotary International, Wounded Warrior, Patriot Riders, Santa Clara Parade of Champions, and the Dignity Bookmobile. Lunch will be available for purchase, featuring a hot dog bar and a nacho bar for $10.

American Legion Santa Clara Post 419
JUL25
Family

Sunnyvale, CA - Amazing Adoption Event

Find a loving companion at this adoption event at Petco, where rescue dogs are ready to meet potential families. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can also be arranged in advance to meet a specific dog that can be held for you during the event. Each dog is adopted with health records and has already received care that includes vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For questions or to set an appointment, call or text 888.508.8943.

Petco - 160 E El Camino Real - Sunnyvale, CA 94087
JUL26
Music

Music at the Mansion - Hayward Summer Concert Series Feat. Chocolate Rice

Presented by the H.A.R.D. Foundation and H.A.R.D., this free community concert series brings live music to the historic Mt. Eden Mansion in Hayward, with Patrick Landeza as host. Spanning three summer concerts, notable Bay Area artists share jazz, R&B, funk, blues, soul, and Latin styles in an inviting outdoor setting, with activities for children and food available for purchase to create a welcoming experience for all. Kicking off the series, Chocolate Rice highlights smooth jazz, R&B, and funk, uniting a group of Bay Area musicians for deep grooves, lush harmonies, and an uplifting set that suits a summer afternoon at the mansion. Admission is free. The H.A.R.D. Foundation advances programs that enrich parks, recreation, arts, wellness, and community life across the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.

JUL26
Art & Culture

Special Sunday Matinee Screening - WE WERE HERE (2011)

A special matinee at the Niles Film Museum features WE WERE HERE, the 2011 documentary from Weissman Projects that reflects on a pivotal chapter in Bay Area history shaped by the AIDS crisis. Through the voices of five people who have long called San Francisco home, the film explores personal loss, community response, and the sweeping political and social changes that emerged in the early 1980s. Admission is free, but seating is limited and reservations in advance are encouraged. Tickets are available in the museum store during open hours and online. With appreciation to the filmmakers and to local sponsors Beth Hoffman and Laurie Manuel for their support.

Niles Film Museum
JUL26
Sports

Ace Your Summer: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026!

A dynamic tennis day camp from Euro School of Tennis keeps kids active and engaged while they learn to enjoy the game. Designed for ages 6 to 14, it welcomes complete beginners as well as players with experience, offering customized instruction, skill building, and friendly competition in a fun, supportive setting. Participants can strengthen their game, gain confidence, and make new friends. Flexible options include half-day and full-day sessions, with after-camp care available for added convenience. Enrollment often fills quickly.

JUL27
Family

Encuentro/Playdate for TK & Kinder 26-27

Families with children entering TK or Kindergarten for 2026 to 2027 can meet at Murphy Park for playtime and to build new friendships. Shared snacks will be available, and a simple garden and planting activity is planned. Activities will take place near the playground. Para familias con niños de TK y Kinder 2026 a 2027, habrá un encuentro en el Parque Murphy para jugar y hacer nuevas amistades. Se compartirán bocadillos y se realizará una actividad sencilla de jardinería y siembra. La actividad será cerca del área de juegos.

Murphy Park
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Beach-Gnomer

At La Pinata, Paint Nite offers a calm, creative night where instructors guide participants step by step through a painting, making it approachable for first timers and enjoyable for all skill levels. Create a one of a kind piece, spend time with friends, and unwind with a glass of wine as Paint Zenyful leads the session. No outside food or beverages are allowed, and it is courteous to purchase food and drinks at the event. Teens and older are welcome to attend with a ticket.

JUL27
Sports

Ace Your Summer: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026!

Fremont Tennis Summer Camp 2026 brings a lively, kid-centered day program from Euro School of Tennis that keeps young players moving and motivated. Designed for ages 6 to 14, the camp pairs individualized coaching with engaging on-court activities so beginners can learn the basics and returning players can sharpen their skills. Campers build technique, gain confidence, enjoy friendly games, and connect with new friends in a positive, supportive setting. Flexible options include half-day sessions and after-camp care to fit different schedules. Space is limited.

JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Move & Groove | EnActe Theatre Camp - Week 4

Move & Groove is a lively, one-week Bollywood dance and theatrical movement camp at EnActe Arts Inc, created for kids who love music and active, upbeat environments. Campers learn vibrant choreography from professional instructors and choreographers, explore expressive movement, and develop stage presence while building coordination, rhythm, and confidence in a supportive setting. The week caps off with a live showcase for family and friends that celebrates everything the students have learned. Tuition is $325 and includes all instruction as well as the culminating performance.

EnActe Arts Inc.
JUL27
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Palo Alto, VA Medical Center

Cousins Maine Lobster is rolling into Palo Alto for a lunchtime visit featuring lobster rolls. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app for same-day posted events, with pickup at a dedicated window at the chosen time. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous event concludes and may be limited. Orders are always accepted at the truck window. Payment options include all major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also offers a loyalty program that lets guests earn points toward free food, with points applied automatically to app orders or by scanning the app loyalty card at the window.

JUL28
Health & Wellness

Song and Sound Meditation

At the UPA Sanctuary, this 30-minute song and sound meditation centers on communal chanting. Guided by Margo LeDuc, the vibrations of voices and sound blend to ease stress, calm anxiety, and encourage a sense of peace and balance. Brief moments of stillness are woven between songs, offering space to settle and reflect. For half an hour the outside world recedes, and participants can immerse in the restorative power of collective sound... a gentle reset that only music can provide. Available in person or online.

Unity Palo Alto
JUL28
Civic

Volunteering

This volunteer session at Shinn Park welcomes participants ages 14 and older. High school students can earn service-learning hours during summer vacation. For details or questions, contact the organizers.

Shinn Historical Park and Arboretum
JUL28
Workshops & Classes

Drop in Tech Help

Receive tech support at Rinconada Library. Staff can assist with using Libby or Hoopla, accessing library databases and services, downloading and streaming content, navigating the City of Palo Alto Library website, getting started with the new PACL app, connecting to Wi-Fi, printing, setting up an email account, learning basic computer skills, and installing or using common apps. Assistance does not cover fixing damaged hardware or software. Registration is encouraged but not required. Space and time are limited, and help is provided on a first come, first served basis with priority for registrants. Bring the devices you use, ensure they are charged, and have your necessary passwords.

Rinconada Library
JUL29
Career

The Great HR Getaway: Games, Sips & Socializing

HR professionals from across the Bay Area gather in Sunnyvale for a laid back summer social focused on conversation, games, and good company. Expect a casual mix of lawn games like cornhole, ring toss, Giant Jenga, and Connect Four, plus a beverage tasting challenge where each correct guess earns a raffle ticket for prizes. Light appetizers will be served and the open bar offers wine, water, and soda. The setting includes the Silicon Valley room and the adjoining outdoor patio, creating space to unwind, expand networks, and share ideas away from the usual workday. Flip flops are welcome and laptops are not. Admission is 20 dollars with prepayment arranged by email or 25 dollars at the door by cash or check. Presented by baHRC and supported by First Stop Health, whose sponsorship helps keep pricing accessible, with virtual care offerings that include primary care, urgent care, and whole person mental health to promote access, strong ROI, and employee satisfaction.

| 440 N. Wolfe Road, Sunnyvale, CA 9408
JUL29
Groups & Meetups

Speed Dating 40s and 50s, Hayward

Designed for singles in their 40s and 50s, this speed dating night at Storybook Bar + Kitchen in Hayward offers a structured way to meet potential matches and make new friends. Enjoy a series of brief mini-dates in a stylish setting, starting with a short introduction to help everyone get comfortable before the rounds begin. Smart attire is encouraged. Admission is offered in tiers, with Early Bird at $30, Advance at $45, and At the Door at $55 if available. Check-in is required to keep your spot, and unclaimed spots may be released.

JUL30
Music

Thursday Live on Cal Ave.

Presented by the Palo Alto Recreation Foundation in partnership with the City of Palo Alto, this no cost, open air music series transforms the vehicle free Cal Ave corridor into a lively gathering place with performances by local artists, interactive fun, games, giveaways, and themed activities for all ages. This installment features a Wine Walk presented by headlining sponsor John Wade King, with series support from Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, Stanford Research Park, and Palo Alto Weekly. Guests are encouraged to dine, shop, and explore the avenue before or after the festivities.

California Ave, Palo Alto
JUL30
Music

Mishla

Experience live singing and piano at Federicos Grill, offered every other Thursday. Enjoy the music with Italian dishes, a glass of wine, or a dessert at the bar.

Federico's Grill
JUL30
Music

Summer Concert Series

Set beside Lake Elizabeth in Central Park, this concert series brings live music to an outdoor setting and showcases a range of genres and performers. Supported by Fremont Bank, Washington Health, and Niles Rotary, performances take place at the Central Park Performance Pavilion and admission is free for everyone. Parking is limited, so arrive early and consider carpooling, and please note that barbecues are not allowed in the concert area. The lineup includes Touch Of Class with R&B and soul, 925 Band as a party band, Ragdolls as an Aerosmith tribute, Rick N Shaw with South Asian and Bollywood fusion, Idea Band as a party band, and CCSegeR with a CCR and Bob Seger tribute.

Lake Elizabeth / Central Park
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Sacred Silence Meditation (In-person & online)

Sacred Silence Meditation provides a gentle session centered on stillness and inner calm. Held in the UPA Fireside Room and also available on Zoom, it welcomes both newcomers and seasoned meditators. The experience offers a simple, supportive setting for pausing, breathing, and reconnecting with a sense of peace. A $10 donation is suggested.

JUL30
Family

Storytime

Bookasaurus staff leads a weekly storytime open to all ages. Each session includes a reading of a new book plus a staff favorite.

Bookasaurus
JUL31
Family

Family Movie Night Series 2026

Hosted by the City of Palo Alto Recreation Department and Community Services Department, the 6th annual Summer Family Movie Night Series takes place on the Mitchell Park athletics fields for an evening under the stars. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and snacks to enjoy the outdoor setting. The series features a lineup that includes Dogman, Elio, Zootopia 2, Goat, Hoppers, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

Mitchell Park
JUL31
Comedy

Comedian Trish Suhr

Comedian Trish Suhr performs at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale, a neighborhood comedy club. Lineups are subject to change, and during the Covid era they may shift at the last minute if necessary.

Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club
JUL31
Dancing

Salsa with Tim Michaels & Samy

Spend an evening of dancing that starts with beginner and intermediate lessons and flows into social ballroom dancing on a very large dance floor. No experience or partner is needed, and all levels are welcome. Admission is $10 per person. Music is provided by DJ Samy, with Samy and Judy hosting. Comfortable, dressy casual attire is recommended, and leather-soled shoes work best. Please use the South Entrance at Cubberley Community Center and enter and exit only through the glass doors. To comply with insurance regulations, all attendees will be required to sign a liability waiver.

Cubberley Community Center
AUG1
Health & Wellness

Mindfulness Meditation

Held at Mitchell Park Library, these mindfulness sessions led by Phuong Pham support mental and physical well-being. Expect 45 minutes of seated or walking meditation followed by 15 minutes for group discussion and Q&A. All experience levels are welcome, and registration is not required. Attendees may bring a yoga mat or meditation cushion, and chairs will be available.

Mitchell Park Library
AUG1
Workshops & Classes

Financial Health and Wellness: Understanding Asset Accumulation Strategies

Financial wellness instructor Brad Hamada of the Heartland Institute of Financial Education returns to the Library to lead a workshop series focused on financial health and wellness.

Mitchell Park Library
AUG1
Dancing

Tea & Tango

Tea & Tango is a weekly gathering that blends movement, music, and community in a welcoming, low-pressure setting. Newcomers can ease in without a partner or prior experience, observe the dancing, ask about beginner classes, and enjoy tea and snacks while getting to know the community. Live music is featured on select weeks. The venue offers two rooms for dancing and the character of a historic community house, with a quietly present piano, a thoughtfully curated tango library from the Paz and Hart collection, and art that brings the space to life. The evening embraces tango across eras, from Golden Age traditions to contemporary expressions, and welcomes every level and style. Beginners receive clear encouragement, while experienced dancers have room to refine and explore. Tea service highlights fresh pu-erh prepared in traditional earthenware alongside light bites, creating a relaxed place to connect on and off the dance floor.

Feeling Flow
AUG1
Music

Seascape Sounds

Another afternoon set at the Treehouse Beer Garden at Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley features live R&B and smooth arrangements in a laid-back, summery atmosphere. The music leans mellow and soulful, creating a relaxed evening feel throughout the beer garden.

Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley
AUG1
Music

Pretty Pennies and more

South Bay pop punk cover band Pacific Riot performs songs from the 90s and 2000s alternative era, and Pretty Pennies presents a Bay Area Stone Temple Pilots experience that aims to be the closest thing to STP. This show brings together alt-era covers and a dedicated salute to Stone Temple Pilots.

The Quarternote
AUG1
Art & Culture

Bach-Millennium Music Summer of Opera 2026

Bach-Millennium Music brings a summertime celebration of opera to the Bay Area with two distinctive programs. This Santa Clara performance spotlights cherished moments from the operatic stage, featuring lyrical arias and vibrant ensemble numbers that welcome both longtime fans and first-time listeners. The season also features Mozart’s The Magic Flute, a fairy tale filled with humor, romance, and sparkling music.

Louis B.Mayer Theatre
AUG1
Outdoor Recreation

The Dam Run

The Dam Run sets off from The Motor Cafe on a planned route through the hills, organized by the San Jose Dons, and concludes at the clubhouse with awards and refreshments. Riders of every level and all types of bikes are welcome. There is no entry fee, and voluntary donations support the event.

The Motor Cafe
AUG1
Festivals

Fremont Festival of the Arts

There is no charge to attend this event.

Paseo Padre Blvd Fremont
AUG1
Games & Entertainment

Saturday Board Games Day

Spend a full day exploring modern board games at the Downtown Library. Come and go as you like, meet new players, or bring favorites from home. Participants may also bring snacks and drinks to stay energized for marathon play in the El Camino Room. This recurring meetup takes place on the first Saturday of the month at the Palo Alto Library Downtown Branch.

Palo Alto Library - Downtown Branch
AUG1
Markets

GKSC August Quarterly Flea Market

Browse pre-loved games and more at the Game Kastle Santa Clara Quarterly Flea Market. Community members set up their own tables to pass along items they no longer need, giving shoppers a chance to hunt for bargains and uncover hidden gems. Vendors can reserve a table for $30, limited to one per party, with advance payment required and no holds. To choose a table and pay, call 408-564-4875 or visit the store, and phone payments are accepted if preferred. Only appropriate merchandise is allowed, including no weapons of any kind, no pornographic products, no illicit goods, and no food or other consumables. The market uses the entire play space, and open gaming will resume after the event.

Game Kastle Santa Clara
AUG2
Sports

Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026

Euro School of Tennis offers a summer day camp that helps kids discover and love tennis. Designed for ages 6 to 14, the program features personalized coaching and friendly match play to build skills and confidence. Newcomers and seasoned players alike can develop technique, improve their game, and make friends in a positive environment. Half-day and full-day options are available to accommodate different schedules.

Glenmoor Tennis Center
AUG2
Comedy

Paul Conyers

Comedian Trish Suhr performs in Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, the neighborhood comedy club. Lineups may change, including last minute adjustments due to Covid.

Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club
AUG2
Health & Wellness

Tai Chi with Nelson Ng

Practice Tai Chi with instructor Nelson Ng in a weekly class that introduces core principles and the philosophy behind the art. Gentle, deliberate movements are used to help build flexibility and improve 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. This free class welcomes both beginners and those with prior experience, and participants of all ages are invited to take part. Please sign in upon arrival.

Rinconada Library
AUG5
Workshops & Classes

Year of Letters: Celebrate Connection Through Greeting Cards

At Rinconada Library, Year of Letters brings people together to make and send greeting cards in a warm, creative setting. Whether the goal is to brighten someone’s day, share a special message, or simply enjoy the craft of card making, this friendly gathering offers space to express yourself. Create handmade cards, connect with fellow makers, and celebrate the lasting joy of thoughtful communication. No experience is necessary and all supplies are provided. Bring your creativity and a warm heart, drop in, and help make every letter count in a year centered on kindness, connection, and handwritten love.

Rinconada Library
AUG6
Markets

Citrine Collective Market

At Hotel Citrine in Palo Alto, the Citrine Collective Market offers a curated shopping experience where sustainability and style come together. Explore local, eco-conscious vendors with artisan goods and wellness focused finds chosen to inspire intentional living. The chic, photo friendly setting pairs thoughtful shopping with seasonal bites from Wild Onion Bistro & Bar, happy hour specials, and live music. Admission is free.

Hotel Citrine
AUG7
Family

Sunset Movie Series: The Wild Robot

Settle in at Serra Park as the Sunset Movie Series presents The Wild Robot. Pack a chair and blankets to stay comfortable. Enjoy activities and snacks before the feature, then watch the film outdoors beneath the open sky.

Serra Park
AUG7
Markets

US Aircraft Expo - Palo Alto

An exclusive showcase designed for prospective aircraft buyers, featuring the latest luxury aircraft from leading manufacturers around the world. Explore innovations in general aviation technology and connect with the Buyers Resource Team for guidance through every step of your aircraft acquisition.

Palo Alto Airport
AUG7
Art & Culture

Literary Lunch With Leigh

A lunchtime book discussion with Leigh centers on Whistler by Ann Patchett. Conversation will reflect on the book and its ideas, taking a cue from a New York Times note that Patchett’s latest both engages the mind and warms the heart.

The Martin Apartments
AUG8
Music

Niles Concert Series: Jinx Jones & the KingTones

Concerts on the Plaza, a free, family-friendly music series in Niles, continues with a rockabilly set from Jinx Jones and the Kingtones, a local favorite known for lively performances. The historic Niles Town Plaza provides the backdrop for live music in central Niles. Bring blankets and lawn chairs and make it a family outing.

Niles Town Plaza
AUG8
Dancing

Summer Dance Series: Swing Dance Lesson

Enjoy a free outdoor swing dance lesson at Niles Town Plaza, the finale of the summer dance series. An instructor-led session welcomes all levels, with no partner or prior experience required, set beneath the evening sky. Catch the outdoor summer concert first, then stay to dance and connect with the community. Beyond the lesson, take time to explore Niles, visit local shops, and pick up food from nearby restaurants. The event is free and accessible, with plenty of nearby parking, and offers a cheerful close to summer filled with music, movement, and laughter.

Niles Town Plaza
AUG8
Family

Second Saturday

Second Saturday at Gamble Garden offers a morning of discovery in the historic home and garden with opportunities to learn about nature. Adults, children, and families can take part in guided tours, scavenger hunts, learning stations, hands-on crafts, storytime, and other special activities. Each month highlights a unique theme, and the event is free and open to everyone.

Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden
AUG8
Festivals

প্রবাহ - The Legacy: Cultural Summerfest

The event takes place at HUSD Performing Arts Center.

HUSD Performing Arts Center
AUG9
Music

California Jay and the Coupe DeVille Band

Keep the dance floor clear and moving. California Jay and the Coupe DeVille Band bring a funk-fueled celebration to The World Famous Turf Club, joined by a rotating lineup of special guests selected by Jay. As part of The Golden Gate Blues Society’s 2nd Sunday Dance and Concert, the set cranks up the groove for a lively, high-energy outing. Tacos and refreshing drinks are available to keep the momentum going.

The World Famous Turf Club
AUG9
Health & Wellness

Bench Yoga and Meditation

At the UPA Fireside Room, experience a blend of bench-based yoga that encourages energy flow paired with a guided consciousness meditation. The session is designed to help participants feel balanced and connected while building momentum for a consistent meditation practice. Instruction is led by author and teacher Eric Armstrong. Open to everyone and suitable for all experience levels.

Unity Palo Alto
AUG12
Comedy

Salty Mom Comedy Tour

The Salty Mom Comedy Tour brings stand-up to Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a neighborhood spot for live comedy. Performers and show lineups may change, and in this Covid era last minute adjustments can happen as needed.

Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club
AUG12
Food & Drink

Garden Fresh Luncheons

Enjoy a relaxed midday meal on the Carriage House Patio at Gamble Garden, where the setting reflects the changing seasons and creates a peaceful backdrop for conversation and connection. Garden Fresh Luncheons offer a unique outdoor dining experience that invites guests to slow down and savor the moment. By attending, you help care for Gamble Garden and support keeping this valued community space free and open to all. Pricing is $60 for non-members and $45 for members using the code IRIS, with membership verified during registration. Reservations are limited to groups of up to 10 people. Lunch is served as a set menu with a vegetarian option available. Please indicate how many vegetarian meals are needed when registering, and updates can be made until the Thursday before the selected luncheon. Additional dietary restrictions cannot be accommodated, and all reservations are non-refundable.

Gamble Garden
AUG13
Groups & Meetups

Pageturners

Palo Alto Pageturners holds a monthly meeting in the Embarcadero Room. Participants choose upcoming reading selections together, and from time to time local authors join the conversation to talk about their work.

Rinconada Library
AUG14
Family

Free Outdoor Movie Nights - Hoppers

A free outdoor screening of Hoppers, rated PG, takes place at Tennyson Park as part of a summer series of feature films in parks across the district. Pack a picnic dinner and bring low back, small chairs or a blanket, along with a flashlight kept low.

Tennyson Park
AUG14
Music

New Moon on Monday Duran Duran Tribute - Sunnyvale Theatre

New Moon on Monday delivers an arena-sized salute to Duran Duran, mixing the biggest hits, deeper favorites, and the band’s unmistakable visual flair. Built from musicians who have been performing this catalog onstage since 2010, the group has earned a devoted following across North America and beyond. Their touring history spans more than a decade of high energy shows, including headlining, sold-out appearances at celebrated venues like The Blue Note in Hawaii and San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom, along with spots at international events such as Nostalgia Fest in Ottawa. Onstage they capture the sparkle, drive, and precision of every era, shifting from dance floor staples like “Hungry Like the Wolf” and “Rio” to atmospheric standouts such as “The Chauffeur,” “New Moon on Monday,” and “Ordinary World.” The performance blends top-tier musicianship, engaging stage presence, and a refined production that resonates with longtime fans and newcomers. In high demand as a top Duran Duran tribute for festivals, casinos, theaters, corporate events, and international engagements, their record of repeat sellouts and loyal audiences underscores a reputation as a definitive live tribute.

Sunnyvale Theatre
AUG15
Festivals

India Day 2026

A celebration of India’s Independence Day takes place in the Bay, honoring the spirit of freedom and shared pride. The event is associated with the hashtag #indiadayba2026.

Sunnyvale Community Players
AUG15
Art & Culture

Artist Ashwini Bhat in conversation with Dr. Padma Dorje Maitland

A closing program for Ashwini Bhat’s year-long exhibition, Being, Longing…, at the Palo Alto Art Center features a conversation between the artist and Dr. Padma Dorje Maitland, Malavalli Family Foundation Associate Curator for the Art of the Indian Subcontinent at the Asian Art Museum. Bhat will reflect on the work shown at the Art Center and discuss broader themes in her practice. The program finishes with a book signing and sales of her monograph Resonances, a co-publication of Radius Books and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. Support is provided by the Palo Alto Art Center Foundation through a gift from SACHI, Society for Art & Cultural Heritage of India, with co-sponsorship from SACHI in celebration of its 25th anniversary.

Palo Alto Art Center
AUG16
Music

Music at the Mansion

Presented by the H.A.R.D. Foundation and H.A.R.D., this Music at the Mansion installment in Hayward’s summer concert series features the Latin Rhythm Boys in a free community concert hosted by Patrick Landeza. The performance takes place outdoors at the historic Mt. Eden Mansion, with live music, activities for kids, and food available for purchase in an inviting setting that celebrates community through music and culture. Continuing a family legacy that began in 1963 when master cuatrista Jr. Henry Miranda helped share Puerto Rican music from Hawai‘i to California, the ensemble is now led by brothers Earl Miranda and Henry Miranda Jr., delivering a mix of high energy salsa and traditional jíbaro sounds inspired by the FANIA All Stars, shaped by roots in the Bay Area, Puerto Rico, and New York City. Notable recordings include Musica De Mis Padres, Year of the Cuatro, and CELEBRANDO 60 Years Est. The three-part series highlights acclaimed Bay Area artists across jazz, R&B, funk, blues, soul, and Latin styles, with free admission.

Mt. Eden Mansion
AUG16
Family

Pacific Bus Museum’s 2026 Annual Summer Open House

Explore the Pacific Bus Museum’s Annual Summer Open House, featuring a broad selection of antique and modern buses from the PBM fleet. Many vehicles will be staged for photos, and interiors will be open for viewing. Guest buses will add to the display. A BBQ lunch will be offered for a $17 donation, with a $10 option for children 10 and under. A bus memorabilia flea market will offer vintage transit items for purchase.

Pacific Bus Museum
AUG16
Festivals

AOB Summerfest 2026 - Nabadiganta Season 3

Admission is free for all. At Fremont Central Park in Fremont, California, this celebration of Bengali culture features Baul, Bhatiali and other folk music, friendly adda, and delicious food prepared by Masala Ferry, the official food partner. A sweets competition offers a chance to win prizes, and AOB Chapter 3 brings the community together with a picnic vibe for families and friends to enjoy music, flavors, and shared connections.

Central Park
AUG22
Music

Bollywood and Bhangra Beats

Enjoy a lively night of Bollywood and Bhangra rhythms as DJ Pari keeps the dance floor moving with continuous hits. Look forward to raffle drawings and giveaways, and an appetizer included with admission. Tickets are $20. For more information, contact Event Coordinator Ruby Naz at 650-669-0281 or reach DJ Pari at 669-302-2467 or 650-447-9455.

Bombay To Goa
AUG22
Family

Ardenwood Family Movie Night

Settle in for an outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 at Ardenwood in Fremont. The movie is rated PG and runs 1 hour and 48 minutes. The film will be shown on the Patterson House Lawn, so arrive early to find a good spot on the grass and bring a flashlight, warm clothing, and a blanket or chairs for comfortable seating. Pets are not allowed. If it rains, the event will be canceled. This is a drop in event with no registration required.

Ardenwood Historic Farm
AUG22
Family

Brick Blast 2026

Spend a single day immersed in LEGO creativity at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Families and fans can explore large build areas for every age group, a glow-in-the-dark building experience, custom car design with racing, eye-catching photo spots and themed displays, and vendors offering minifigures and hard to find sets. Tickets will be available soon.

Santa Clara Convention Center
AUG22
Art & Culture

2026 Palo Alto Festival of the Arts

Downtown Palo Alto becomes a vibrant art showcase with over 250 fine artists to explore and shop from. Enjoy nonstop live music across multiple stages, the Italian Street Painting Expo, and a new feature, Artistry in Action, where artists demonstrate their techniques live. Food and drinks are available throughout the event. Presented by the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce, the festival spans University Avenue. Admission is free, and free parking is plentiful.

University Avenue, Palo Alto, CA
AUG23
Markets

California Bridal & Wedding Expo

At the Santa Clara Convention Center, the California Bridal & Wedding Expo brings together a curated group of wedding professionals who offer personalized guidance for your celebration. Whether the vision is a formal black tie event or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach, they share ideas to help shape each detail. The focus is on practical advice and inspiration that supports creating lasting memories for a wedding that truly reflects your style.

Santa Clara Convention Center
AUG23
Music

Led Kaapana at the Douglas Morrison Theater

Led Kaapana, a widely acclaimed Hawaiian musician, brings his masterful slack key guitar, ukulele, and vocals to the Douglas Morrison Theatre. Raised in Kalapana on Hawaiʻi Island and shaped by family kanikapila gatherings, he forged a sound that blends deep tradition with inventive touches, earning multiple Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards and international recognition. Audiences are drawn to his quick, expressive technique, spontaneous creativity, and heartfelt delivery. This special performance offers a rare chance to experience his music up close, with songs, stories, and aloha from one of the leading slack key guitarists of his generation and a devoted ambassador of Hawaiian music and culture.

Douglas Morrisson Theatre
AUG27
Civic

Bike/Ped Rail Crossings Workshop

As part of the South Palo Alto Bike/Ped Connectivity Project, this interactive workshop invites community input on a new grade-separated rail crossing for people walking and biking. Discussion will center on design alternatives for the El Dorado Avenue crossing and ideas for complementary improvements in nearby neighborhoods. Questions and feedback collected during the session will inform which concepts move forward and how they are refined. Attendance is in person, and the session will not be recorded.

Rinconada Library
AUG28
Food & Drink

Herbal Tea Party

At Gamble Garden, enjoy a calm tea gathering centered on herbal infusions grown right in the garden. Attendees can try single-herb tastings, experiment with creating custom blends, and enjoy a selection of homemade sweet and savory baked treats, with vegan and gluten-free options available. Knowledgeable garden staff will share insights on different herbs, how to brew them, and simple ways to grow them at home. Expect a relaxing, flavorful experience among vibrant plantings, and perhaps discover a new favorite tea. Price: $52 for members using code IRIS and $65 for non-members.

AUG29
Music

VitalSign rocks Fuego’s Saturday 8/29 6pm

This event centers on classic and Southern rock. It highlights the signature styles and sounds associated with these genres.

Fuego Grill And Sports Bar (140 S. Murphy Ave., Sunnyvale, CA)
AUG29
Music

#Emerge3 : The Next Chapter

Alisah Bonaobra, also known as Alisah Nina Luz Bonaobra, takes the stage at the Santa Clara Convention Center with the powerful vocals and determination that earned her recognition as First Runner Up on The Voice of the Philippines Season 2 and as a finalist on The X Factor UK. For ticket bookings, contact Rosabella.arribas@yahoo.com.

Santa Clara Convention Center
AUG29
Workshops & Classes

Introduction to Floral Design

Mark the start of a new school year with a welcoming introduction to floral design. This hands-on workshop shows how arranging fresh blooms can bring a bit of the garden indoors and brighten your space. Learn sustainable, foam-free approaches as you practice selecting top-quality flowers, conditioning and caring for them so arrangements last, and choosing the right tools, mechanics, and containers to achieve beautiful results. You will leave with practical know-how, new arranging skills, and a finished arrangement to take home. Enrollment closes ahead of time to allow for supply preparation. Registration is $148 for members using code IRIS and $185 for non-members.

AUG29
Family

10th Annual Valerie Brown Memorial Car Show

A broad request for help and participation is being made, asking everyone to come together and lend support.

Cal State University East Bay
AUG30
Family

Fremont Toy-Anime-Comic Con

Fremont Toy-Anime-Comic Con brings fans together at Elks Lodge for a celebration of toys, anime, and comics. Children 10 and under receive free admission, and parking is free. Cameras are welcome. A cosplay costume contest is open to all ages, with day-of signups available near the admissions table. General admission is $10, with a $2 discount when the event flyer or cover photo is mentioned at entry. Payments accepted include cash, debit, credit, and Apple Pay.

Elks Lodge
SEP6
Festivals

2026 Teej Celebration Organized by “Bindas Toli - We The Helping Hands”

A festive Teej celebration organized by Bindas Toli - We The Helping Hands takes place at Pearl Banquet Hall. Attendees can expect continuous music and dancing, fun photo opportunities, and tasty food in a welcoming community atmosphere for families and friends. Admission is $30 for early bird, $35 for general, and $40 at the door. Every ticket includes Teej ko Daar and soft drinks, and alcohol will be available for purchase.

Pearl Banquet Hall
SEP11
Music

The Wanderers @ Fuego Sports Bar and Club (Sunnyvale)

The Wanderers bring a live set to Fuego Sports Bar & Club in Sunnyvale, with a dance floor for those who want to move. The bar serves drinks and the kitchen offers a full menu that includes wings, burgers, fajitas, and more. There is no cover charge.

SEP12
Music

Niles Concert Series: Bayonics (Latin Reggae)

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles’ free and family friendly music series, continues at Niles Town Plaza with Bayonics, a local favorite bringing Latin reggae. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an afternoon of live music in the heart of Niles with the whole family.

Niles Town Plaza
SEP13
Fundraisers

2026 Northern California Ride for Kids

The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation’s Ride for Kids motorcycle event channels registration and fundraising into lifesaving research and practical resources for families facing pediatric brain cancer. With diagnoses and losses among children under 19 on the rise, the need for support is urgent. Participants can register as individuals or with a group, raise funds, and take part by riding their motorcycles to advance a plan focused on changing outcomes for kids and helping the families who stand beside them.

Ohlone College
SEP13
Family

2026 Hayward Executive Airport Open House

This annual open house features free admission and parking. Adults and kids can take affordable airplane rides, view aircraft and classic cars on display, and see police and fire vehicles and equipment up close. A DJ, food, and interactive activities for children round out the experience, along with other attractions.

Hayward Executive Airport
SEP17
Workshops & Classes

Writers Helping Writers

Members of the California Writers Club San Francisco Peninsula Branch share monthly presentations on the third Thursday for anyone interested in writing. Writers Helping Writers continues into its third year, offering advice and pointers on writing, publishing, marketing, and more.

Rinconada Library
SEP18
Fundraisers

3rd Annual Sip, Sparkle & Roll - A Casino Night Fundraiser

Enjoy a glamorous casino themed fundraiser that supports a worthy mission. Try your luck at blackjack, roulette, Texas Hold’em and other tables, with every wager helping to keep classes, meals and memberships affordable. A ticket is $85 and includes $200 in chips with no cash value, two drinks, passed appetizers, a charcuterie spread, dessert, live entertainment and chances to win prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Age Well Center at South Fremont, 47111 Mission Falls Ct
SEP19
Fundraisers

Annual Fundraiser 2026

Following a year of launching new development initiatives and strengthening successful programs, SpaandanB will share lessons learned and challenges faced in its effort to create a better Bangladesh. The event will present these insights and invite support to help advance the work. Ticket information, the musical guest, and additional program details will be announced soon.

Fremont Downtown Event Center
SEP20
Fundraisers

Sevathon 2026 - India Community Center

Rooted in the Sanskrit idea of seva, or service, Sevathon began as an India Community Center initiative that brings nonprofits and participants together. During registration, participants choose a nonprofit to support, and that choice helps the organization raise funds for its cause. Walkers, runners, yogis, and community members gather to support nonprofit causes across the community through in-person events that include 10K, 5K, 1K, Tiny Trots, and yoga, with virtual 10K and 5K options also available. Pre-event T-shirt and bib pickup will be available. The gathering takes place at Baylands Park.

Baylands Park, Sunnyvale, CA 94089, United States
SEP24
Music

Motley Crue: The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins

Experience a live concert with Motley Crue at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.

Mountain View, California
SEP26
Music

90s @ The Park IV - Bay Area Tribute Festival - ALL AGES

Mookie Productions and Swiss Park Newark present a Bay Area tribute festival celebrating 90s alternative rock, welcoming all ages at Swiss Park Newark. Now in its fifth year, this event gathers five tribute acts for a celebration of 90s nostalgia with live music, food, drinks, and a family-friendly vibe. Hear Supersonic honor Oasis, Rage On Parade channel Rage Against the Machine, Pumpkin Heads salute Smashing Pumpkins, Elysium pay tribute to Nirvana, and Corduroy deliver the Pearl Jam experience. Early bird tickets are $25 in limited quantities, general admission pre-sale is $35, and kids under 12 are $20 with a school ID required at the door. A limited number of tickets will also be sold at the door. In and outs are allowed, picnic tables are first come first serve, and parking is available at the back of the park. Please note the following guidelines: no pets, no tents or canopies, and folding chairs are allowed only on the lawn. No outside food or alcohol is permitted anywhere on the premises and any outside alcohol will be confiscated. Only clear bags are allowed, though small clutches and fanny packs are acceptable.

Swiss Park at Newark
SEP27
Music

Patrick Landeza & Sons at the Douglas Morrison Theater

Patrick Landeza & Sons unites music, family, and aloha across generations. Led by slack key guitarist Patrick Landeza, a two-time Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award recipient, the group features Justin Firmeza on Hawaiian steel guitar and keyboards with Danny Landeza on bass to create a sound that honors Hawaiʻi’s traditions while carrying the energy of a new generation. The performance blends top-tier musicianship, personal storytelling, and island humor, guiding listeners through the songs and stories that have shaped Patrick’s career. From timeless Hawaiian favorites to original pieces, every moment centers family, culture, and the enduring spirit of aloha.

Douglas Morrisson Theatre
SEP27
Fundraisers

Tour de Cure: Northern California

The American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure is a cycling experience that brings people together to raise awareness, support diabetes prevention and management, and advance the vision of a future free from the disease and its burdens. In Northern California, the ride takes place at HP’s Palo Alto campus and offers three route choices for every age and skill level, including 100K, 50K, and 10K options that welcome recreational riders and experienced cyclists alike. After the ride, participants can enjoy a celebratory afternoon with food and drinks, live entertainment, a kids zone, VIP areas, and a Wellness Village. Registration is required to take part, and volunteer support is also needed.

SEP27
Sports

10K on the Bay! Plus 1-mile Family Fun Run and 5K!

Set out for a shoreline run with options for all ages and abilities. Presented by the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District, the event features a one mile Family Fun Run, a 5K at 3.1 miles, and a 10K at 6.2 miles. All courses begin and end at the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center, offering bay views and cool coastal air along the way. Every participant receives a commemorative T-shirt and medal, and participation supports the center’s education and conservation programs. Strollers are welcome in the family fun run.

Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center
OCT2
Dancing

Atul Purohit Navratri Garba in Bay Area

Atul Purohit leads a Navratri Garba celebration in the Bay Area at the Santa Clara Convention Center. The night features Garba and Raas melodies that have shaped Navratri traditions for generations, set to spirited rhythms from Gujarat. It is a vibrant gathering focused on dance, devotion, and festive energy.

Santa Clara Convention Center
OCT3
Dancing

Bed By 10 Returns To San Jose!

Bed By 10 brings a 30-plus crowd together for a club night that celebrates the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Expect a welcoming atmosphere focused on dancing, socializing, and great music. The event takes place at Pure Nightclub. VIP bottle service is available, and a valid event ticket is still required for entry. By purchasing tickets you agree to the event’s terms and conditions, and a customer service team is available to help with questions.

Pure Night Club
OCT9
Music

Crossroads - Eric Clapton Tribute - Sunnyvale Theater

Crossroads presents a sweeping salute to Eric Clapton, led by Gary Tackett, known as the Guitarist to the Stars. The concert spans every era, from the blues-rock charge of Cream and Derek and the Dominos to the intimate feel of Clapton’s MTV Unplugged set, delivered with precision and heart. Hear favorites like Layla, Wonderful Tonight, Cocaine, Tears in Heaven, Bell Bottom Blues, and more, performed with faithful arrangements and standout guitar work. With Tackett’s vocals and guitar at the forefront, the band captures the sound, emotion, and spirit that have defined one of music’s most influential careers. It is an evening in Sunnyvale filled with blues, rock, and soul for devoted Clapton followers and anyone who loves great live music.

OCT9
Theater

Nothing Like Rear Based on Shakespears King Lear in Bay area

Rooted in Shakespeare's King Lear, this live production reimagines the classic with rich emotion and vivid stagecraft. Audiences can expect compelling storytelling and an inventive take on a renowned story, brought to life through dynamic performance. Staged at the Chabot College Auditorium in the Bay Area, it offers an engaging night of theatre for anyone interested in Shakespeare-inspired work.

Chabot College

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