Events in Pittsburg today

Small children and big kids do not always mix around trampolines, so this session sets aside the indoor trampoline park for parents and their younger children in a calm, comfortably cool setting. It offers active play and a chance for adults to catch up with other families while little ones bounce at their own pace. Admission is $15 for one parent with one child age 6 and under, plus $3 for each additional child.

Rage Clean gathers people for a neighborhood cleanup focused on removing litter, celebrating local pride, and caring for shared spaces. Participants team up to tidy the area and support a cleaner community.

A welcoming introduction to The Logic Lounge sets the stage for a showing of Counted Out. After the film, a guided discussion encourages thoughtful conversation and questions. Light snacks will be available.

Rockin’ Saturday is an all ages open jump night at the Rockin’ Jump Roseville indoor trampoline park. The evening mixes active fun with friendly challenges, offering chances to climb, jump, dodge, and dunk, or take a break and enjoy a bite to eat. With options for every age and interest, it is set up as a relaxed night out for the whole family.

A grand reopening marks the debut of MMG. Tony brings warm hospitality, and there are pool tables, a full bar, and a full grill.

Student cast auditions for the Nutcracker are open to dancers ages 8 and older. To secure a place, complete the online registration and pay the non-refundable $30 audition fee, which can be submitted by check, cash, or online via Square. A $350 participation fee applies, with half due at contract signing. Walk-in registration may be available if space permits, and the audition fee for walk-ins must be paid in cash. Arriving early is recommended to check availability. Two audition days are scheduled, and participants are encouraged to attend both if possible.

Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View hosts Santana for an evening of Latin rock powered by renowned guitar work, heartfelt melodies, and signature songs. Expect a high-energy performance where passion and rhythm come together for a memorable live experience.

An R&B-infused restorative yoga session led by CynCyn at In-Shape Fitness (Antioch). The focus is on building strength and flexibility, and weekly virtual sessions are available by direct message for those who prefer to practice remotely.

An intermediate partner acrobatics class for experienced acroyoga practitioners. With a shared movement vocabulary and seasoned spotters, the session focuses on tackling more advanced poses and smooth transitions. Participants are expected to confidently fly or base a range of fundamental acro transitions and, just as importantly, to spot others safely through those skills.

Fresh, locally grown produce comes to Antioch at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center through a mobile farmer’s market featuring seasonal fruits and vegetables at affordable prices. The focus is on expanding access to nourishing food while supporting the livelihoods of local farmers. Shoppers can pay with cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. Through the Fruit and Veggie Savings Program, eligible shoppers in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, and Unemployment programs receive a 50 percent discount.

A mobile farmers market brings the bounty of local growers to Pittsburg at the Pittsburg Health Center, offering fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables at budget friendly prices. The truck sets up in front of the Los Medanos College Healthcare District Community Garden, making it easy to pick up nutritious, locally sourced produce while supporting community health and local farmers. Multiple payment options are accepted, including cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx Vouchers. Shoppers who participate in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment programs can receive a 50 percent discount through the Fruit & Veggie Savings Program.

Volunteers carpool from Foothills to LifeMoves Mountain View to help prepare and serve dinner, then wrap up with cleanup before heading back. Carpooling is encouraged because parking at the site is limited. LifeMoves Mountain View is a community partner of Foothills and offers dignified, welcoming interim housing where each household has a private unit. The campus includes ADA-compliant spaces for case management, educational workshops, dining, recreation, laundry, and a pet area, providing a modern and comfortable temporary home for residents experiencing homelessness.

Challenge your music knowledge with a bingo-style game focused on songs. This family friendly activity is suitable for all ages and offers a chance to enjoy music together.

Test your knowledge at a live-hosted trivia night at Dave & Buster's in Concord, featuring an interactive game you play on your phone. Expect a competitive mix of questions that can include image and music rounds, with topics spanning pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Submit answers digitally, earn points, and watch the in-game leaderboard to see how your team stacks up. It is free to play, and prizes await the winners. Teams of up to six can collaborate, trade ideas, and aim for the top spot in a lively, social atmosphere.

Rockin Tots creates a dedicated trampoline session for parents and their younger children, offering a calm, air-conditioned indoor setting where play and conversation can happen comfortably. Ten minutes of bouncing can burn as many calories as a 33-minute run, leaving plenty of time to connect with other families. Pricing is $15 for two hours of jump time for a parent and one child up to age 6, with each additional child priced at $3. Holiday hours may apply.

Every Wednesday, Rockin’ Jump features an all-day offer where each jumper receives two hours of jump time while paying for one. Reservations can be made online or you can pay upon arrival, and booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot since capacity is limited.

A weekly play group for three-year-olds meets at Cuesta Park in Mountain View, offering an easygoing time for children to play and make friends in a relaxed park setting.

Participants will explore the Yamas and Niyamas by Deborah Adele over the course of a 32 week book club. The series goes beyond reading, with discussion and practical reflection to help bring the teachings into everyday life. Members can participate at no cost, and nonmembers may take part for $20 per month. A BOOK CLUB membership option is available within the membership packages.

Enjoy a round of Singo, a music-themed twist on bingo. During each game, 35-second song clips are played. When a tune matches a square on your card, mark it, and keep going until someone completes five in a row to claim a prize. It is free to participate.

This session centers on the Medicine Buddha healing tradition. It begins with a short orientation, continues with a meditation led by a facilitator, and concludes with energy healing offered by Juniper practitioners. Open to all, regardless of experience. The gathering takes place at the Mountain View Masonic Lodge. The fee is $35.

Experience John Mellencamp live at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.

Old Town Pittsburg hosts the Pittsburg Car Show, featuring classic cars, community festivities, and live music from PTK Band. There is no cost to attend.

Each Thursday evening, Eight Acres Kitchen & Bar hosts live music for a weekly night of performances.

Dave & Buster's in Concord hosts a Music Bingo game night where song clips take the place of numbers. The game host plays a variety of tracks, and players mark the matching song titles on their bingo cards. Use your phone to access your card, with one card provided per person. Attendance and gameplay are free. Winners receive prizes, with a fun mix available. Expect plenty of chances to sing and dance along to familiar tunes.