Events in Pleasanton today

Community spirit, creativity, and good vibes come together at the Ohlone College Flea & Community Market, featuring a Cars & Coffee meet. Shoppers can browse Lots D and E, where dozens of small businesses and garage sellers offer garage sale bargains, handmade goods, unique jewelry, antiques and collectibles, toys, games, clothing, skincare, local treats, rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. The Cars & Coffee Meet with Ohayo Roadsters takes place in Lot G and is a free, family friendly gathering showcasing everything from classics to exotics, along with great coffee, cool cars, and conversations with fellow enthusiasts. Families will find a Free Kids Zone with a bouncy house, crafts, and lawn games, and live music by the Mission Gold Nugget Jazz Band adds to the atmosphere in Lot E. Free parking is available during the event in Lot C.

Learn practical ways to use bulbs to bring color to a low water garden throughout the year. MGs will share the varieties that have performed best for them, explaining which can get by on rainfall alone and which benefit from a little extra care. Find out how the right mix can keep your garden colorful in every season.

This event takes place at the HUSD Performing Arts Center.

The third annual East Bay Scholarship Fundraiser takes place at East Bay Harley-Davidson. The gathering features a welcoming atmosphere with an emphasis on supporting scholarships.

Enjoy a hands-on math experience for the whole family at no cost. Drop in at any time, pick up complimentary snacks, and try fresh puzzles that rotate each month.

Tri-Valley Theatre Company presents The SpongeBob Musical at The Bankhead, a lively stage adventure for all ages that dives into the heart of Bikini Bottom. When their undersea community faces a major threat, SpongeBob and his friends rally to protect their home, telling a story that celebrates community and courage with plenty of humor and imagination. The score spans a wide range of styles with music by Yolanda Adams, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Sara Bareilles, Jonathan Coulton, Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, The Flaming Lips, Lady A, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend, Panic! at the Disco, Plain White T’s, They Might Be Giants, and T.I., plus songs by David Bowie, Tom Kenny and Andy Paley. Additional lyrics are by Jonathan Coulton and additional music is by Tom Kitt. The show is based on the series created by Stephen Hillenburg, with a book by Kyle Jarrow and the musical production conceived by Tina Landau. An ASL interpreted performance is planned, with interpreters positioned on the right side of the theater.

Mini Aces Intermediate welcomes young players ages 6 to 8 who already have some tennis experience and are eager to build on what they know in a supportive setting. Sessions blend energetic drills, rally play, and focused games to strengthen consistency, footwork, coordination, and overall awareness on the court. Each class nurtures growth and confidence while helping players deepen their grasp of the game, all while keeping the experience fun and engaging. Membership with Euro School of Tennis adds helpful perks, including priority enrollment, special pricing, the option to pause membership when needed, and simple automatic billing.

Concerts on the Plaza continues at the historic Niles Town Plaza with Jinx Jones and the Kingtones, a local favorite delivering energetic rockabilly. Enjoy a free, family friendly afternoon of live music in the heart of Niles. Bring lawn chairs and blankets to settle in and listen.

The season’s final outdoor dance night at Niles Town Plaza features a free, instructor-led swing dance lesson under the evening sky. All experience levels are welcome, and no partner is required. An outdoor summer concert takes place first, then the plaza opens for dancing. The evening offers chances to explore Niles, visit local shops, pick up food from nearby restaurants, and connect with the community. Admission is free, and there is ample parking nearby.

Cool off at the Robert Livermore Aquatic Center during a dive-in movie night featuring Surf’s Up (2007). The evening begins with open swim as daylight fades, then the film plays so guests can relax on the deck or float in the water under the night sky. Admission is $10 for residents and $30 for non-residents. Pre-registration is required and space is limited, creating a casual, family-friendly poolside cinema experience.

Experience stand up paddle boarding and yoga on Lake Del Valle. The session spans two hours and starts with clear paddling instruction, with a rental board and safety gear provided, followed by relaxed time to take in the lake scenery. After getting comfortable on the board, transition into an on-water yoga practice led by an instructor certified in SUP Yoga and Water Safety. Conclude with a soothing savasana on the board that feels like floating.

Spend an afternoon at Bent Creek Winery in Livermore Valley Wine Country, with award-winning Bent Creek wines available to taste or to purchase by the glass or bottle. Music will be part of the experience, and the setting is kid and dog friendly, so the whole family can enjoy time together.

California Jay and the Coupe DeVille Band bring a high-energy funk dance set to the World Famous Turf Club, joined by a rotating lineup of special guest performers. Part of the Golden Gate Blues Society’s 2nd Sunday Dance/Concert, this show features a lively dance floor and continuous grooves. Tacos and drinks are available to keep the energy up. Please keep the floor clear for dancing.

Students preparing to enter Integrated Math 1 or Integrated Math 2 can use this summer cohort to strengthen the core skills that set up the first quarter before the school year picks up speed. The session focuses on building productive math habits while reviewing key topics such as expressions and equations, proportional reasoning, functions with graphing readiness, geometric reasoning, and the foundational ideas behind proofs and similarity. Frequent mistake patterns are addressed to improve accuracy and understanding. This offering is especially suited for DUSD and PUSD students getting ready for IM1 or IM2.

Tuesday Tunes kicks off with a strong lineup, setting a lively tone for the start of the event.

A volunteer session at the park welcomes anyone 14 or older. High school students can receive service learning credit during summer vacation. For additional details or questions, message the organizers.

Enjoy free admission to summer movie showings with a concession purchase for each person. Doors open early so you can find a good seat, and the lobby features a cotton candy robot for a sweet surprise. Reservations are required only for groups of eight or more; contact vinecinema@yahoo.com to arrange group seating.

Family-friendly, free, hands-on math games are offered at Emerald Green Park in Picnic Area E. This is a smaller event than the usual math festivals.

Line dancing fills the floor at Stampede Livermore with lessons, dance requests, and plenty of social dancing led by CC Amato & Crew. This all-ages event welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. There is no cover charge, and friends and family are welcome to enjoy the fun together.

This vibrant outdoor marketplace features a range of wares, services, food items, and fresh local produce. Music fills the air as shoppers explore, creating a relaxed way to wind down the week.

Kick off the weekend vibes with a Thursday night gathering at Carnegie Park in Downtown Livermore. Browse stands filled with fresh, locally grown produce, sample favorites from area vendors and food trucks, and enjoy live music while you relax in a casual picnic setting. Take a leisurely walk through the downtown area and soak up the atmosphere. It is a family friendly evening centered on good food and community.

Join the RAPS San Francisco chapter for an in-person recruitment and networking series event in Tri-Valley. This is a chance to meet regulatory professionals across biotech, pharma, and medical devices, connect with chapter leaders, and learn more about ambassador and leadership opportunities. The evening includes a networking session so you can build new relationships and strengthen the local regulatory community.

Free, hands-on math games for the whole family bring playful learning to Don Biddle Park. Families can drop in at their convenience to tackle puzzles and activities together in a relaxed setting. Look for the event at Picnic Area B. This is a scaled-down gathering compared with typical math festivals, creating a more intimate experience.