Events in Placer County, CA

Kids ages 8 to 11 can make slime to take home while listening to selected short stories from Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. Registration is required because of materials, and the program is free. Registration opens three weeks in advance. To reserve a spot, call (916) 824-2905 or email library@loomis.ca.gov.

An inviting evening dedicated to beginners. On Wednesdays, the focus is on newcomers, with two instructional sessions and as much open dancing as time allows, all at the beginner level.

Out Of Order Arcade hosts an IFPA pinball tournament with time set aside for casual play as well. New players can get free instruction, making it easy to participate. The entry fee is $5 to compete. Games are paid individually by coin drop, and change is available on site. For more information, call 530-888-8081.

Keep your pet’s smile healthy with non-anesthetic teeth cleaning for dogs and cats. Appointments take less than an hour and are focused on fresh breath and clean teeth. A veterinary screening and exam are required before cleaning. This is a one day event with limited appointment availability, and additional details are provided through the Get Tickets option.

Enjoy a relaxed morning at Lincoln Crossing Clubhouse with hosts Mandie VanBuren, Rachel Wesp, and Kristen Misamore. Savor coffee and fresh pastries from Rebel Hen while joining conversations on timely topics created to inform and empower women in Lincoln. Come for the caffeine and treats, leave informed and inspired. For details, contact Mandie VanBuren at 931-220-1936.

At Pacific Street Cafe in Roseville, the Roseville Kiwanis Club hosts a weekly gathering focused on community service. Attendees coordinate activities, back local initiatives, and build connections with people dedicated to serving children and families. Guests are welcome to stop in and learn about the club’s efforts.

Young poets, budding journalists, and future novelists can dive into creative expression with Miss Olivia at the Loomis Library and Community Learning Center’s Creative Writing Club. Through engaging activities and guided lessons, participants explore everything from poetry to comics while learning the craft of writing in a supportive setting. This program is for ages 8 to 11. Registration is required and space is limited. Enrollment opens three weeks before the start, and reservations can be made by calling 916-824-2905 or emailing library@loomis.ca.gov.

This event features lessons and open dance. At the end of the month, there is a theme night and dance party.

Make room for a calm reset that places your well-being at the center. This monthly circle creates a supportive space to step away from the noise, take a breath, and reconnect before overwhelm and burnout take hold. The session blends gentle grounding, approachable nervous system education, guided reflection with journaling, breathwork and regulation, and opportunities for authentic community connection. There is no pressure or expectation to perform, only a simple pause to rest and remember what you need. Led by Mama Moon at Moon Healing Studio. The exchange is $33, and space is limited.

An outdoor group dog obedience class in Roseville, CA offers a friendly, supportive setting that welcomes every experience level. Instruction centers on force-free, reward-based methods that build a strong relationship between handlers and their dogs, and each session adjusts to the teams that attend. Participants practice core skills such as sit, down, stay, stand, recall, and watch, along with polite greetings, calm sits for petting, loose-leash walking, focus around distractions, and impulse control. Preparation for the AKC Canine Good Citizen is included. Puppies under one year may be eligible to test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after completing six classes. The series is priced at $350 for six sessions and is led by instructor Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching. For everyone’s safety and comfort, dogs stay on leash at all times and teams give one another plenty of space. Dogs in heat are not permitted, and harsh corrections, e-collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable or flexi-lead leashes are not allowed. Plan to bring proof of current vaccinations with identification, high-value treats, a six-foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water for both handler and dog, potty bags, and an optional chair. Classes take place outdoors, so dressing for the weather is recommended. One adult handler is required per dog. Attendance involves agreeing to a liability release for the organizers and the municipalities of Rocklin or Roseville, and consenting to photography or filming for promotional use without compensation.

This fall-themed membership show spotlights local artists from Placer County. New work is on view in the gallery, and an artist reception is planned. Details about upcoming exhibitions are available on the organizers’ website calendar.

Dress up in a costume for a sip and shop experience that combines browsing with sips.

A weekly Friday Night Magic Commander tournament welcomes players of all ages. Entry is $10, and points and prize support are guaranteed. For questions or concerns, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005.

Roald Dahl’s classic adventure arrives as a mainstage musical directed by Colton Archey, with choreography by Jerald Bolden and music direction by Jennifer Vaughn. The production features a lively score by the Tony Award-nominated team of Pasek and Paul and a playful book by Timothy Allen McDonald, whose credits include Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka and The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley. The story follows James, sent by his scheming aunts to chop down an old fruit tree, who discovers a magic potion that creates a colossal peach and sets him on an extraordinary journey. Inside the giant fruit he meets human-sized insect companions, and together they roll into the ocean, facing hunger, sharks, and disagreements. James’s quick thinking helps the group pull together as a family, and their voyage leads to a surprising finish atop the Empire State Building. The run includes an ASL-interpreted performance.

A community farmers market featuring fresh goods from local growers, ready-to-eat and prepared foods, and a variety of handmade items from craft vendors. Live music adds to the atmosphere, and there are activities for kids offered each week. A new community corner highlights local businesses and presents chef demonstrations along with additional offerings. The market takes place next to Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park and is held rain or shine.

Pets can receive gentle dental care without anesthesia, available for both dogs and cats. Sessions take less than an hour and are intended to leave teeth cleaner and breath fresher. A veterinary screening or examination is required beforehand. This is a single-day event with limited appointment slots, and additional details are available through Get Tickets.

BMW Motorrad Motober-fest brings riders together at A&S BMW Motorcycles in Roseville, California for a full day celebrating motorcycles and the NorCal riding community. Attendees can explore booths from local vendors and community partners, connect with members of the NorCal BMW and RCB riding clubs, and enjoy live music from The Allegedlies. Activities include axe throwing and a raffle with prizes. Special one-day pricing will be available on parts, apparel, and accessories, creating a chance to gear up while enjoying music, activities, and camaraderie.

TNT Kidz Center's Annual Trunk or Treat and Fall Festival features decorated trunks, plenty of treats, raffles with prizes, music and entertainment, and a variety of food and vendors. This free community event welcomes families and friends, and costumes are encouraged.

Blue Line Arts presents a special preview of the Placer Artists Tour, showcasing a single piece from every participating artist, gallery, and school in one exhibition. It offers a helpful starting point for the Tour, with guidebooks available so visitors can plan which artists to see. Many artists will be present to discuss their work and chat with attendees. Appetizers, beverages, and live music will be available at a gala reception, with a suggested donation of $10.

Hosted by the Sac State Placer Alumni Chapter, this annual Topgolf Tournament welcomes participants of every background and skill level to Topgolf Roseville. Friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors can take part, offering a relaxed chance to reconnect with fellow Hornets and meet new people. A portion of every dollar benefits scholarships for Sacramento State students from Placer County. Celebrate Hornet pride while enjoying friendly competition and time together.

Under the light of the full moon, this lakeside gathering centers on grounding, release, and personal transformation. Participants come together in nature with shared intentions to soothe the nervous system, reconnect with their authentic selves, and create space for new beginnings through gentle movement, meditation, and heartfelt connection. Attendees first meet at THE STUDIO Martial Arts & Fitness, then carpool to the lake access due to limited parking. A short hike is part of the experience, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Bring a chair, a blanket, warm layers, and any items that support comfort. Arrive with an open heart, ready to let go of what no longer serves you, receive what you need, and welcome the next chapter.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Antique Trove in Roseville. Order ahead through the mobile app to skip the line for same-day posted events, with app ordering opening a few hours before the truck begins service once the previous event has finished. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, place an order directly at the truck window. Earn rewards through the in-app loyalty program, with points applied automatically for app orders or by scanning your loyalty card at checkout. All major credit cards are accepted, along with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and contactless ordering is available via the app.

Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with a delicious meal and dessert, paired with a thoughtfully planned program and theme. This gathering is presented by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports the community and preserves a historic clubhouse that is over 100 years old. Discover what the organization is all about in a friendly setting.

This family friendly Halloween celebration features decorated offices for trick or treating, with agents giving out treats to children. Families can take free photos in a dedicated area, play games, and watch a movie in the kids section, with a food truck available outside. It offers a fun second chance to celebrate Halloween.

After a fun previous outing, the next 4L Pole Bending Jackpot is happening at Triple Crown Equestrian Center, Inc. Participants can register through Saddlebook.

The Psychedelic Furs, pioneers of post-punk, take the stage at Quarry Park Amphitheatre with the unmistakable sound that has defined their legacy, offering a performance that highlights their signature style.

Browse a large Friends of the Library book sale featuring hundreds of secondhand books, plus games and puzzles. Find choices across fiction, nonfiction, and children's categories while supporting the library. Proceeds go toward purchasing new books and other enhancements that set the library apart. Payment is accepted by cash or check only.

Preschool Storytime is now Tales for Tots. Each week, a different storyteller reads stories and guides movement activities for children ages 2 to 5. After the stories, little ones can enjoy art activities and playtime. Families can take home a craft kit to continue the learning and fun.

FCC Auburn’s Halloween Carnival offers family friendly spooky fun for all ages. Enjoy carnival games with prizes, a cupcake walk, and a costume trick or treat parade. Every child receives a treat bag filled with candy, stickers, and more. A barbecue dinner will be available with hamburgers, veggie burgers, veggie chili, hot dogs, desserts, and drinks. Admission is free. Tickets cost 50 cents each. Games use one ticket, and food items range from one to six tickets. Bring canned food donations to support the Auburn Interfaith Food Closet and receive four free tickets per item.

Enjoy live music at The Station in Auburn.

Y&T takes the stage for a Halloween-themed show at Quarry Park Amphitheater. This newly announced event offers a seasonal celebration anchored by a performance from the band.

Foreigner marks 50 years with a celebratory concert that spans five decades of hits, joined by southern rock favorites 38 Special. Expect arena anthems from Foreigner like Juke Box Hero, Cold as Ice, and Feels Like the First Time, alongside 38 Special staples such as Hold On Loosely, Caught Up in You, and Fantasy Girl. With ten multi-platinum albums and sixteen Top 30 singles, Foreigner continues to pack venues worldwide. This performance takes place at The Venue at Thunder Valley. Ticket tiers are available at $169.95, $139.95, $109.95, $79.95, and $49.95, plus taxes and fees. Attendees must be 21 or older, with ages 13 to 20 permitted only when accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. For safety, all guests will pass through a metal detector upon entry and may be subject to search, and bags and personal items are subject to inspection. Re-entry can require an additional screening. For details on allowable bags, consult the venue’s bag policy on its website.

No Tricks, Just Treats and Market Fun brings a festive day to the Rocklin Community Farmers Market with costumes welcomed, candy for participants, and three raffle entries per costumed guest for a chance to win a Halloween gift basket for kids. Free games and face painting add to the excitement. The gathering also celebrates the market’s move to the upper lot, featuring sturdier ground, easier access, and no dust.

A Pokémon Cup open to participants of all ages. For more information, contact the store at 916-783-8005.

Unleashed powers a high-energy Halloween party at High Hand Brewery, featuring special guests on stage and a soundtrack built to keep the crowd dancing. Come in your creepiest, funniest, or boldest costume for a chance to win a prize in the contest. There is no cover charge.

The Capital City Cars & Coffee Tour 2026 makes a stop at Denio's Farmers Market & Swap Meet for a casual gathering centered on cars, coffee, and community. Enthusiast vehicles of all styles are welcome, including classics, muscle, lowriders, JDM and Euro builds, trucks, motorcycles, and exotics. Families can enjoy a cup of coffee, explore Denio's, and connect with the car community from across Northern California.

An indoor market for First Sunday features live music, Bloody Marys, and BLTs available for the first time.

A relaxed get-together for creative makers. Bring a craft project to work on and a small potluck item to share for a community meal. Periodic workshops are scheduled, and games are available to play. It is a friendly time to create, connect, and enjoy good company, and you do not have to be a member to participate.

The Roseville Genealogical Society discussion group welcomes anyone interested in exploring family history. Share recent breakthroughs, ask for help with tough research roadblocks, or simply bring questions. Experienced genealogists will offer guidance, suggest fresh avenues to investigate, and help search for answers. Enjoy friendly conversation with fellow genealogy enthusiasts. A Zoom option is available.

CJ’s Pizza Bar & Grill hosts an evening of live Country and Rock with Renegade Road. Bring friends, enjoy food and drinks, and relax with live music in Rocklin, CA. Arrive early to grab a table.

This monthly game night brings the Sacramento Stack community together for casual play and conversation. Arrive with friends or stop in on your own, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere either way. For more information, contact CountryJames in the Stack Up Discord.

As part of the Placer Artists Tour, the region’s largest annual art studio tour, this stop opens the Roseville Rock Rollers Gem and Mineral Society Lapidary Shop to the public over two weekends for an inside look at the craft of shaping stone. Attendees can observe cutting, grinding, and polishing in action, explore displays featuring cabochons, minerals, fossils, and handcrafted jewelry, and learn about earth science and the techniques behind lapidary work. Society members will be available to share information and answer questions throughout the event.

Preschool Storytime has a new name, Tales for Tots. Each week features a new storyteller who shares stories and guides simple movement designed for children ages 2 to 5. After the readings, kids can enjoy art activities and playtime. Take-home craft kits are available so families can continue the creativity and learning at home.

Diva Rox brings soaring vocals, razor-sharp musicianship, and high-voltage energy to a set packed with rock favorites spanning the decades. Expect recognizable anthems and crowd-pleasing tunes presented with polish and power.

Enjoy a thrilling musical journey through the iconic rock hits of the 70s and 80s that takes the audience from one hit to the next.

Ricky Martin brings a high-energy performance to The Venue at Thunder Valley, showcasing the Grammy-winning artist’s dynamic vocals and signature rhythms that helped take Latin pop to a global audience. Expect an evening filled with danceable music, movement, and the kind of charisma that turns a show into a celebration. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older, with ages 13 to 20 allowed only when accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. Ticket prices are $349.95, $299.95, $249.95, $189.95, and $139.95, plus taxes and fees. For everyone’s safety, all attendees will pass through a metal detector before receiving their ticket and may be subject to searches and additional screenings. Bags, purses, backpacks, and similar items are subject to inspection, and the bag policy can be found on the Entertainment page of the venue’s website. Guests who leave and return are subject to another screening or search.

A full weekend of equine obstacle challenges comes to Triple Crown Equestrian Center as part of the NorCal fall buckle series. Saturday features an in-hand challenge in an arena or field where a halter and lead rope are preferred, and equines of all sizes, breeds, and ages are welcome. The day then moves to a mounted obstacle course in an arena or field that requires a saddle, including treeless options, along with a headstall and reins. Riders from all disciplines are invited to participate. Sunday continues with two mounted obstacle courses under the same tack requirements, offering additional opportunities to test skills on arena sand footing. Meals are on your own, and a food truck may be available. Awards include ribbons through sixth place for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced, placements through third for Junior ages 13 to 17 and Youngin ages 7 to 12, and first place for Newcomer. Weekend high point recognition follows the final Sunday event, along with buckle series honors. Lifetime awards for both equines and riders are available with advance sign up. Equines earn a kilt pin that adds copper, bronze, silver, and golden carrot charms as points accumulate regardless of rider. Riders build their own kilt pin with copper, bronze, silver, and golden star charms, and their points follow them no matter which horse they ride. The weekend opens to campers with early check in available. Each day includes arrivals and check in, a rider meeting and a judge meeting. On Saturday the in-hand course runs first, followed by the mounted course once the in-hand portion concludes. Sunday begins with a morning mounted course, then moves to an afternoon mounted course after the morning round wraps up. Judge shout outs precede the awards each day.

Explore unique holiday gifts at the Native Artisan Fair, featuring jewelry and other items from local Indigenous vendors. Admission is free. On-site lunch is available, and visitors can also spend time at the museum along with the historic site. The fair happens rain or shine.

This support group meets monthly, usually on the first Saturday, with occasional changes if there is a scheduling conflict. For questions or more information, call 916-879-4541.

Enjoy quality time in the gallery during Monthly Family Activity Day, where families can create an art project together. Hands-on craft stations encourage children to try out different materials and techniques as they express their creativity. A Blue Line Arts team member will offer step-by-step guidance for the featured project, which changes each month and is inspired by the themes on view in the gallery. All supplies and instruction are provided. An RSVP is required so organizers can prepare the right amount of materials. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non-members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

Cap off the year with a triple header as the Outlaws host their final home event in Auburn, CA at the Gold Country Fairgrounds in the Armory Building. The day features three matchups, including a juniors game between the Outlaws Bandits and SRD Beastie Bears, a meeting of the Outlaws Desperadoes and Spawn of Skatin', and an open gender, mixed level mixer with the Magic 8 Balls and the Disco Balls. Every all day presale pass includes an entry into a raffle basket drawing. Children 9 and under get in free and do not need a ticket. On site, find merchandise, a raffle, hot dogs on the grill, a snack shack, and beer and wine. An after party is planned at McGuire's Sports Bar & Grill.

The final CJs gig of the year aims for a full house and a dance-ready night. Wear shoes made for moving.

Turn back the clock with The Gen X'ers Band at Opera House Saloon Roseville, celebrating the soundtrack of Generation X. The set leans into classic 80s favorites with a touch of 90s grunge and draws inspiration from the early era of MTV. This tribute act builds a dance-ready show that honors the music that shaped a generation, aiming for an authentic live feel.

This event features an OP EB-06 Heroines tournament with an entry fee of $35. For more information, call 916-783-8005.

Organized by the Roseville Rock Rollers Gem & Mineral Society, this Educational Meeting centers on rocks, minerals, and related subjects. These gatherings often include guest presentations, refreshments contributed by members, a silent auction, and updates on upcoming Society activities. This session features an oral auction led by the Society’s Lapidary Shop Committee and includes the election of the Board of Directors. The meeting welcomes guests who want to explore the world of gems and minerals in a friendly setting.

Food Truck Mania brings a community-focused gathering to Roseville’s Vernon Street with a wide variety of gourmet food trucks. The atmosphere is family friendly, offering a welcoming place to share food and make memories with friends and family. All participating trucks follow high health standards and provide online ordering for a safe, contactless experience.

Road Rage brings a high-energy hard rock set to Pistol Pete’s Brew & Cue, filled with danceable grooves and hooky guitar riffs. Cold drinks are on hand, the vibe leans upbeat, and the set list is built for sing-along moments that turn the evening into a full night of rock.

Celebrate the season at a cars and coffee toy drive benefiting Blood Cancer United. Bring a new, unwrapped toy for children supported by the organization, and use the collection boxes that are in place for drop offs. Donations are welcome in any weather.

A toy show with a vintage focus that celebrates toys from the past.

This in-person Reiki Share welcomes anyone attuned to Reiki, from brand-new students to Reiki Masters, to exchange sessions while trading insights and best practices. Reiki is a universal energy healing practice that can be used to clear energy blockages in the body and chakras, with additional applications at advanced levels. The gathering offers a supportive setting to strengthen recognition of personal and client signs, symbols, and tells, encouraging growth and confidence within a like-minded spiritual community. Participants may bring a Reiki table if available, as extra tables could be helpful depending on turnout. Not yet attuned to Reiki? Email CrystalRoseDivineHealing@gmail.com for class information. The session is held at Holistic Lighthouse in the Purple Classroom. Cost is $15 to help cover room rental.

Nick Shoulders takes the stage for a live performance at Goldfield Roseville.

At The Venue at Thunder Valley, two powerhouse tribute acts square off in a friendly musical face-off rooted in the sounds of the 1970s and 80s. Part of a $30 Tribute Series presented on third Thursdays, the night features Heartless, billed as California’s premier tribute to Heart and celebrating decades of music from the Wilson sisters, alongside Chicago The Tribute, a nine-piece outfit with a full horn section performing the enduring hits of Chicago. Revisit favorite songs from past decades and create new memories in one lively evening of live music. Tickets are $30 plus taxes and fees. Guests must be 21 or older, though ages 13 to 20 may attend if accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. For safety, all attendees will pass through a metal detector before tickets are issued and are subject to search, with bags and similar items inspected. Those who exit and re-enter may undergo additional screening.

The 33rd Annual Mountain Mandarin Festival celebrates Placer County’s mandarin harvest with citrus flavor, live entertainment, and artisan showcases. Building on the previous edition that brought together local growers, live music, artisans, and families, this year offers even more ways to enjoy the region’s signature fruit. Highlights include mandarins straight from area orchards, citrus inspired foods, drinks, and desserts, more than 250 craft and artisan booths, and three stages presenting live music and performances. The experience also includes activities for children, family friendly fun, and cooking demonstrations and contests. Please note that pets and emotional support animals are not permitted. Only task trained service dogs are allowed.

Enjoy a 20 minute in-studio photo session with Santa and Mrs. Claus. After the session, access an unlimited gallery with free digital downloads and the option to order discounted prints. Authentic backdrops set the scene for genuine photos and lasting memories.

Country hitmaker Tyler Hubbard headlines The Venue at Thunder Valley alongside Niko Moon and Graham Barham. Hubbard arrives with a track record that includes 23 No. 1 singles, major awards, and sellout tours from his years in Florida Georgia Line and his solo career, which has already surpassed 2 billion streams. His Gold-certified solo debut delivered the 2x Platinum "5 Foot 9" and the chart-topping "Dancin' In The Country," also 2x Platinum. Follow-up singles "Back Then Right Now" and "Park" both reached No. 1 as well, making him the only country artist to stack four straight chart-toppers across both duo and solo eras. He is also rolling out new music beginning with the single "Land." Niko Moon brings an upbeat spirit and a philosophy of feel-good resilience. His album American Palm leans into a sun-soaked, beachy groove with songs like "Boat Song" and "King of the Island." Beyond the stage, he channels that positivity into the Happy Cowboy Foundation and his Happy Himalayan water brand. Graham Barham rounds out the bill with "club country," a collision of booming 808s and steel guitar shaped by small-town Louisiana roots and wide-ranging influences from George Strait to Justin Bieber. Named an artist to watch by Spotify and Amazon Music, he has written for peers like Wyatt Flores, Chase Matthew, and Tyler Braden. Signed to Sony Music Nashville and Disruptor Records, he recently notched his biggest debut with the viral single "OIL MONEY," the title track to an EP that also features "WHISKEY WHISKEY," "LIE TO ME," and "SHOOT THE LOCK," as his total streams approach the half-billion mark. This event is for guests 21 and older. Guests 13 to 20 may attend only with a supervising adult who is at least 21 and must remain accompanied at all times. Ticket prices are $149.95, $119.95, $89.95, $69.95, and $44.95, plus taxes and fees. For safety, all attendees will pass through metal detectors before receiving tickets, and are subject to searches and additional screenings. Bags and similar items may be inspected, and re-entry may involve another screening. For details on what is allowed, see the Entertainment page on the venue’s website.

A big race is on tap, featuring Triple A-Mains and Double Mains for the remaining entrants. Competition will follow 28SRA rules. ILaps timing will be used, and a limited supply of loaner transponders will be available for those visiting from out of town. Entry is capped at 50 drivers. Registration is available by email or in person at the track.

The lineup features two sets, with Whytesnake taking the stage first and Roses n Guns following for the late performance. It is a straightforward bill that moves from one band to the next for a full evening of live music.

This memorial gathering at Triple Crown Equestrian Center, Inc honors Ollie Simpson with a combination of roping, timed runs, and a junior rodeo. The event centers on arena competition that highlights skill, speed, and horsemanship, with youth-focused rodeo action featured alongside the roping and run components.

Santa's Attic is a special marketplace within Auburn’s annual Christmas Art & Craft Faire, set inside the Armory Building. Explore a curated selection of vendors offering vintage finds, antiques and collectibles, unique home decor, and other treasures. Tickets are sold at the door. Adult admission is $2 cash only, children under 12 enter free, and parking is free.

An evening of country music and line dancing unfolds at Opera House Saloon. Line dance lessons begin the night, followed by a performance from Locked and Loaded Band.

This session welcomes participants from beginner to advanced in a warm and safe setting. It begins with a meditation, then continues with interactive exercises that invite people to connect with one another’s energy with the intention of receiving messages. The focus is on spiritual communication that may include guidance from spirit guides, angels, the higher self, loved ones, and other beings of light. The format provides practical experience to strengthen and refine psychic senses for personal insight and for offering messages to others. The cost is $20, payable at the door or via Venmo or PayPal at @crystalrose4444.

Get started with line dancing in a friendly class built for beginners. Participants learn foundational steps, easy-to-follow combinations, and complete routines at a comfortable pace, gaining skills to feel confident on the dance floor. The setting supports questions, conversation, and plenty of smiles, making it easy to meet new people. Attendees can participate on their own or with friends. Registration is available by the month, with the option to continue for multiple months. Hosted at Auburn Recreation District.

Anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats take place at Incredible Pets during a one-day event. Each appointment is designed to freshen breath and leave teeth cleaner, with most sessions wrapping up in under an hour. A veterinary screening is required. Appointment availability is limited, and more details are provided through the ticketing information.

The NorCal Pigeon Fanciers are hosting a winter classic pigeon show at Eureka School. The event includes raffles, a for sale area, and awards.

A monthly support group typically meets on the first Saturday of the month unless a schedule conflict occurs. This gathering will be a holiday brunch potluck. For questions, call 916-879-4541.

Enjoy a family-friendly art experience in the gallery where everyone can work on a creative project together. Drop-in crafting stations encourage kids to try different materials and techniques while making something unique. A Blue Line Arts team member will guide the process with step by step instruction. The activity changes each month and draws inspiration from the themes currently on view. All supplies are provided. RSVP is required so staff can prepare enough materials. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

RTAA presents Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Musical at Roseville Theatre Arts Academy, produced by Treehouse Players. Inspired by the Caldecott Honor picture book, this family show mixes lively songs, playful choreography and even some animated laundry. Six-time Emmy winner Mo Willems joins forces with Grammy-winning composer Michael Silversher to bring the tale to the stage. Trixie, her dad and her cherished stuffed bunny head to the laundromat, where curiosity and delight give way to panic when she realizes the bunny was left behind. Determined to fix the mistake, Trixie does everything she can to help her father grasp the urgency so they can reunite with Knuffle Bunny. The production is directed and choreographed by Jerald Bolden, with musical direction by Jennifer Vaughn. An ASL interpreted performance is available.

Tiny Habits brings lush three-part harmonies and tender indie folk to Goldfield Trading Post in Roseville. Listeners can anticipate reflective songwriting, cozy arrangements, and a mellow, intimate set that showcases the trio’s signature blend of voices.

Celebrate the season at a cheerful holiday breakfast with Santa. Capture festive photos and share a warm, family-focused experience filled with Christmas magic.

Set aside time for a reflective gathering that honors the year's deepest night. The experience weaves a cacao ceremony designed to open the heart, a calming soundscape, and the deeply restful practice of yoga nidra. Expect a tranquil environment to pause, sink into stillness, and seed intentions for the brighter days ahead. Membership discounts and credits apply.

The second annual ugly sweater competition returns with a family-friendly atmosphere, though some sweater themes may not be suitable for children. Every ugly sweater submitted will be entered for a chance to win. Expect plenty of updates as the event approaches, with planning starting early.

Experience an in-person Reiki Share where practitioners attuned to Reiki, from students at any level to Reiki Masters, come together to exchange sessions, share tips and best practices, and refine skills in both giving and receiving Reiki. Reiki is a form of universal energy healing that can help clear blockages in the body and chakras, with additional applications at advanced levels. This welcoming setting offers a chance to connect with like minded individuals in a spiritually focused community. Bringing a Reiki table is encouraged, as extra tables may be useful depending on attendance. If you are interested but not yet attuned, request class information at CrystalRoseDivineHealing@gmail.com. The cost is $15 to help cover room rental. Hosted at Holistic Lighthouse in the Purple Classroom.

Kids dive into holiday creativity at a single-day workshop where they craft a custom picture frame with coordinating greeting cards. Using paint, collage elements, stamps, embellishments, and other festive mixed-media techniques, participants create keepsakes to gift to loved ones or to treasure themselves. The studio atmosphere includes seasonal treats and music, and everyone can select a cheerful gift bag to carry projects home for easy gifting. All materials are provided. Designed for ages 6 to 12. Families may appreciate the chance for last-minute holiday shopping while children make and celebrate at Blue Line Arts. Pricing is $55 per session, with a $45 rate for Family Level Members when signed in. Scholarships are available.

Discover a festive maker experience at Blue Line Arts where kids transform a blank canvas tote into a personalized gift and craft coordinating holiday cards to match. Using fabric markers, paint, stencils, patches, and seasonal designs, participants create pieces that feel both stylish and heartfelt. The studio atmosphere includes holiday treats and cheerful activities, and everyone can choose a festive gift bag to carry their work home if they plan to share it with someone special. Designed as a one-day workshop for ages 6 to 12, this program includes all materials. The session fee is $55, with a $45 rate for Family level members when signed in to their accounts. Scholarships are available for those seeking financial assistance.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on holiday workshop where kids create heartfelt gifts to take home. Participants personalize a small trinket box with paint, gems, collage elements, metallic touches, and other playful decorations to make a one-of-a-kind keepsake for jewelry, tiny treasures, or notes. They will also craft their own holiday cards to complete a matching gift set. Festive snacks and a cheerful studio vibe add to the fun, and each creator can pick a holiday-themed gift bag if they want to present their projects to someone special. This one-day session at Blue Line Arts is designed for ages 6 to 12. All supplies are provided. Cost is 55 dollars, with a 45 dollar rate for Family Level Members who are signed in to their account. Scholarship assistance is available.

Opera House Saloon in Roseville hosts a country night with line dancing and live music. Line dance lessons are offered when doors open, followed by a live performance from North Forty Band.