Events in Reedley, CA

An evening at Chapel of the Light blends family-friendly Halloween fun with meaningful remembrance. Children are welcome to wear costumes and enjoy trunk-or-treating, while a Community Ofrenda offers a place to honor loved ones who have passed. Attendees may bring a photograph to include on the ofrenda, and images can be provided in advance for printing. The gathering is designed for sharing stories, reflecting on memories, and connecting with neighbors. For safety and to preserve a peaceful atmosphere, the cemetery grounds will be closed to visitors during the event, and all activities will take place in a designated area separate from the cemetery. Afterward, the ofrenda will be moved inside the mausoleum so it can continue to serve as a space for remembrance.

Enjoy a free BMX jam at the bike park located at Mosqueda Community Center. Participants must bring a bicycle and a helmet. Additional protective gear such as gloves plus elbow and knee pads is recommended. This activity is open to ages 5 and up. No registration is required. Vendors are not needed and any solicitations should be ignored, with updates coming from the event organizers. For questions, call (559) 621-7529.

Costumes are welcome at this Halloween themed evening at Sunshine’s Farm, which is open to the public. Entry to the farm is free, while tickets are required for the featured activities. A $45 participant option includes access to a homemade cake swap, unlimited beverages from the farm, an event wristband, labels for listing ingredients, and three prepaid entries for the cake walk. Cake walk tickets can also be purchased separately for $10 per round, with up to three per person, and multiple tickets may be used in the same round to improve the chances of winning. During the walk, each ticket is linked to a preassigned number. Follow the path as the music plays, then stop on your number when it ends. If that number is called, the prize for that round is yours, and winners must be present. A poll will shape the soundtrack, with the three most popular Halloween songs featured for the walk. The flow of the night includes time to arrive and set out cakes, then the swap begins. Tables, benches, and cake cutters are provided, and ingredient labels are available for each dessert. Awards will recognize the best tasting cake and the most creative entry, the cake walk features three rounds, and a costume contest will highlight the best dressed before the evening winds down. Plans and timing may change. If taking part in the swap, remember to bring a cake.

Grammy-nominated soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian shares a program of ancestral songs, prayers, and lullabies from Armenia, honoring memory, heritage, and the enduring force of music. As she sings, acclaimed visual artist Kevork Mourad creates drawings live, unfolding alongside the performance to form an intimate conversation between images and sound. The ensemble features Ellie Choate on harp with flutists Rayo Furuta and Mher Mnatsakanyan, shaping a sound world that supports the storytelling. Presented at St Paul Fresno in Fresno, this richly immersive evening reaches beyond language to offer a shared experience of beauty and connection. Tickets are required.

This free community run club in Fresno welcomes everyone. Participants may walk or run at any speed, making it suitable for both new and experienced runners. The emphasis is on getting outside, moving, and meeting people with similar interests. There is no fee and no pressure, just a relaxed, positive atmosphere centered on community, activity, and fun. Individuals can take part on their own or with a friend.

Celebrate the spooky season at a family-friendly Halloween Market with face painting, a kids train, and a dedicated kids corner, along with other activities. Costumes are highly encouraged.

Whether you are new to BMX or looking to build skills, weekly practice sessions at Woodward Park BMX Race Track in Fresno welcome participants of all ages. The fee is $6 per participant. Vendors are not needed, and unsolicited offers should be disregarded; rely only on official updates from the organizers. For questions, call (559) 621-7529.

Hosted by St. Francis Homeless Project, this fundraiser and pup social at the Clovis Senior Center features a fun competition with prizes. The entry fee is $35 per dog. The event supports women on their path to recovery.

A family friendly afternoon for the entire community, this annual celebration brings the neighborhood together around food, fun, and connection. Browse local vendors, sample treats and goods made locally, and take part in activities and games suited to every age. Kids can enjoy a bounce house and face painting. Expect a multigenerational gathering with options for anyone looking to shop, play, or simply spend time with neighbors.

Relax with a Halloween paint and sip led by artist Shelly Douglas. Create an acrylic piece with guidance through every stage, and enjoy an included drink as you paint. This class is for adults ages 21 and over. The fee is $45 per person, and capacity is limited to 12 participants.

A community trunk-or-treat offers a safe, family-friendly Halloween evening. Costumes are welcome, with plenty of treats and a warm community atmosphere. No tricks here, just happy smiles.

Southern rock veterans 38 Special celebrate five decades of music with a milestone concert at Warnor's Theatre in Fresno. With more than 20 million albums sold, the band’s hallmark blend of arena rock energy, country soul, and guitar-driven anthems takes center stage. Expect a set packed with favorites such as Hold On Loosely, Caught Up In You, If I’d Been the One, Back Where You Belong, and Second Chance, delivered by a group known for dynamic performances and seasoned musicianship. Whether you have followed them from the early days or are discovering these songs anew, this night honors enduring hits and a legacy that continues to resonate. All ages are welcome.

Celebrate Halloween with rock and roll as Night Heat takes the stage at Outlaw Tavern. Costumes are encouraged for a festive party atmosphere.

Gentle, anesthesia-free dental cleanings are available for dogs and cats. Sessions typically take less than an hour and help freshen breath and clean teeth. A veterinary screening and exam is required before the cleaning. This is a one day clinic with limited appointments, and additional details can be found in the ticketing information.

Weekly BMX racing is in full swing at Woodward Park BMX Race Track, welcoming participants of all ages. Same-day, on-site registration is available. Entry is $8 for Striders and $12 for Riders. For questions, call (559) 621-7529. Vendors are not needed, and unsolicited solicitations should be ignored.

Explore relief printing on fabric with artist Jim Johnson in a hands-on woodcut workshop. Learn to carve a raised image from a wood block and transfer it onto paper or fabric. Each participant receives a tote bag to print, and you may bring additional fabric items to customize, with natural fibers producing the best results. Create a new relief print during the session, and returning students are welcome to bring designs from earlier classes to print again. Open to ages 16 and older, limited to 9 participants. Cost is $65 per person.

The Winter Wonderland Shopping Bazaar at the Wyndham Hotel celebrates its 10th year with a festive marketplace and a grand giveaway of a 55 inch Google smart TV. Details about the giveaway and the Golden Ticket Trail will be shared on Facebook. The event features more than 80 vendors, five photo backdrops, an appearance by Santa, entertainment, and raffle prizes. Admission is free. New socks are being collected for the Visalia Rescue Mission.

This all-ages gathering at The Source LGBT+ Center features plenty of board games along with some video games, and attendees are welcome to bring their own favorites. The schedule has recently changed and the event now happens monthly. It offers friendly competition and a welcoming sense of community in Visalia.

River Park Farmers Market transforms into a Shire inspired celebration for The Great Hobbit Feast | Lord of the Rings Food Festival, pairing the hobbit love of second breakfast with the richness of local farms and artisans. Explore dishes and treats shaped by the pastoral spirit of Middle earth, prepared by vendors from the Central Valley’s agricultural community. Whether drawn by Tolkien’s stories or by great food, guests can expect comforting flavors, friendly conversation, and a cozy atmosphere that turns the market into a festive evening of shared tables and hearty fare.

The Aphasia Support Group at Kaweah Health Rehabilitation Hospital brings people together to strengthen communication in everyday settings and to connect with others who share similar experiences. Participants and their families learn practical ways to communicate at home and in the community, while gaining a clearer understanding of frustrations, strengths, and limitations. The group offers education on adaptive strategies, current research, helpful technologies, and available resources, and it fosters a supportive network that builds dignity, self-worth, and renewed hope. Attendance is open to stroke survivors, individuals with fronto-temporal dementia, and those living with primary progressive aphasia or apraxia.

Artists gather at Arts Visalia for open studio time on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Participants should bring their own supplies, while the studio provides tables, chairs, and easels. These are self-directed sessions with staff on site, and each session accommodates up to 12 people. Attendance is limited to adults 18 and older. Flexible pricing is available, with options of $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

The Psychedelic Furs bring their influential sound to Warnor's Theatre in Fresno, blending post punk grit with new wave ambiance and songwriting that has stood the test of time. Expect a spirited performance that spans their catalog, with favorites like Love My Way, Pretty in Pink, and Heaven delivered with the energy and style that characterize their shows.

Work alongside fellow artists during open studio time at Arts Visalia. Bring your own materials while the studio provides a dedicated creative space with tables, chairs, and easels. Staff will be on site, though there is no instructor. Sessions occur on Wednesdays and Thursdays and are limited to 12 participants. Attendance is restricted to ages 18 and older. Flexible pricing is available, with options of $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Lil' Sourcerors is an activity-focused peer support group for ages 12 to 17, hosted at The Source LGBT+ Center. It meets twice each month and brings participants together through activities and peer connection. A moderated Discord server is available for updates on meeting activities and offers a safe online space where LGBTQ+ youth can make friends and find community.

Hosted by Reedley College Literary Arts, this event offers an evening of poetry and music with Catherine Abbey Hodges and Rob Hodges. The program brings verse and melody together in one gathering.

This thrift shop follows a monthly schedule, opening on the first Friday and continuing the next day, Saturday. There is a two-day window each month for those planning a visit.

DJ's Collectible Shoppe in Hanford hosts a Union Arena special release focused on Bleach Thousand-Year Blood War. Play will be offered either in a Shield style event that uses Booster Pack Vol. 3 or in a Constructed setting. For Constructed, any deck color may be used, and events are required to follow the One Battle format rules. If the tournament runs as booster-only sealed, players open five packs, aim for a list close to 60 cards, ignore color restrictions when building, and may include any amount of copies that share the same card number. Registration is available through the Bandai website.

Complimentary, quick and confidential screening for HIV and syphilis is available at The Source LGBT+ Center on the first and third Friday of each month. Walk-ins are welcome during testing events. Syphilis testing is provided by community partner Altura Centers for Health.

Teenage Wasteland brings a live tribute to The Who to Tower Theatre. This concert centers on the band’s music performed on stage.

Get a detailed look at your body composition with FLOATAWEIGH hydrostatic weighing. This water displacement test measures body fat and factors in muscle, bone, and fat to provide a comprehensive snapshot of your physique. Sessions are offered on the first Saturday of each month. Pricing is $30 for members and $40 for guests. For details or to schedule, call (559) 624-3450.

Disability Pride in the Park debuts in Fresno, CA with its first-ever edition, introducing a new community celebration of disability pride in a park setting.

Chukchansi Park in Fresno hosts a high energy concert with Malo performing their well known songs. More surprise artists will be added to the lineup, with further announcements to come. The focus is on lively music and a celebratory vibe.

Teens ages 14 to 17 can explore mandala art in a guided class that blends creativity with cultural context. Led by instructor Megan M, participants will learn about the background and meaning of mandalas, then experiment with dot work and geometric patterns to design a unique piece. The cost is $35. Full and partial scholarships are available, with details provided online. Registration can be completed online or by phone.

Night Heat performs live rock at Outlaw Tavern in Clovis in honor of Shelly's birthday.

A 24-hour retreat designed for women who want to grow as writers and honor God through their words. Longtime authors and Network of Evangelical Women in Ministry members Cindi McMenamin and Pam Farrel will provide practical resources, individual coaching, encouragement, and clear next steps for those beginning to write, refocusing their craft, or exploring publication. The Getaway takes place just before The Springs Retreat in Three Rivers, California. Participants can attend the Getaway on its own, or remain for The Springs retreat for extra time to write, listen, and put new insights into practice. The cost is $199 and includes one night in a private room, three meals, and the full program. Scholarships are available by emailing LuannBudd@newim.org.

The River Park Farmers Market is reimagined as a Pokémon-themed food celebration featuring local farmers and food artisans. Menus showcase fresh, seasonal ingredients in creative, character-inspired dishes, spanning savory bites to sweet treats. Each plate channels the spirit of the Pokémon world with whimsical touches and big flavor. The festival spotlights community and creativity while giving fans and first-time visitors a tasty way to discover new favorites from the vendors who shape this vibrant market.

Leonid & Friends brings the music of Chicago to life at the historic Warnors Theatre, showcasing the spirit, precision, and fire of the legendary band with striking musicianship. Known for multiple sold-out U.S. tours and a devoted global following, this ensemble built its reputation by mastering Chicago’s complex arrangements note for note before ever seeing the group perform live. Expect powerhouse vocals, soaring horns, and a night packed with timeless songs delivered with heart. This event is open to all ages.

They Are Gutting A Body Of Water performs at Numbskull Productions in Fresno, CA. Admission ranges from $20 to $26, and the event is open to all ages.

Spend focused studio time with fellow artists at Arts Visalia in a relaxed, self-directed setting. Bring your own supplies and make use of the workspace provided, including tables, chairs, and easels. Staff will be on site to support the space, though there is no instruction. Attendance is capped at 12 participants per session and is limited to adults 18 and older. Sessions are offered on Wednesdays and Thursdays throughout the year. Pricing options include $100 for an annual pass, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for a single week.

Enjoy an evening focused on drawing the human figure in a welcoming, drop-in format. Bring your own materials to work from a nude model. There is no instructor, though a facilitator will be present to coordinate the session. The cost is $10 per participant per session, with a maximum of 25 participants. This offering is for adults ages 18 and up and takes place two Wednesdays each month.

Enhance your visit with a VIP Experience at William Saroyan Theater. Enjoy premium seating and support from a dedicated concierge. Every VIP ticket holder receives an exclusive Bluey lanyard, and children with VIP tickets also receive a special Bluey gift. The package includes an exclusive photo opportunity with the Bluey costume character. The lineup is subject to change. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Artists 18 and older can work independently in a welcoming open studio setting at Arts Visalia. Bring your own supplies and make use of the provided workspace, including tables, chairs, and easels. Sessions are held on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and they are staffed but do not include an instructor. Attendance is limited to 12 participants per session. Pricing options are available at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Bluey's Big Play takes the stage at the William Saroyan Theater. A VIP Experience is available, offering premium seating and access to a dedicated concierge. Every VIP ticket holder receives a Bluey lanyard, and children with VIP tickets also receive a special gift. The VIP package includes a photo opportunity with the Bluey costumed character. The lineup is subject to change, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet brings a lavish, large-scale staging that stands as the most expansive Nutcracker production in North America. Set to Tchaikovsky’s beloved music, the performance blends acclaimed international dancers, thrilling acrobatic feats, sumptuous costumes, and giant puppets to create a dazzling holiday atmosphere. The stage comes alive with color and wonder, offering a festive experience designed to make lasting memories for families.

The Thanksgiving Throwdown brings youth teams to Visalia for a full weekend of competitive baseball. Organized by Visalia Youth Baseball, this tournament welcomes 8U, 9U, 10U, 11U, and 12U divisions, with a three-game minimum for every team. Champions take home rings, and each roster competes on well-kept fields featuring new outfield scoreboards. The entry fee is $500 per team, and the focus is on great baseball, spirited competition, and lasting memories in Visalia, CA.

At Blain Park, a physician leads a welcoming walking group that blends light exercise, practical health education, and friendly conversation. This free program is open to everyone and offers a relaxed way to get moving, learn something useful, and meet new people. Each meetup includes time for registration, warm-up exercises, and a health talk, and healthy snacks and prizes are available. Topics vary across the season and include colon cancer, gardening, asthma, weight management, skin health, stress management, healthy aging, breast cancer awareness, diabetes and oral health, and grief and the holidays. For more information, call 559-624-2416 or email YAvianed@KaweahHealth.org.

Beginners are welcome at this free knitting class held at the local library. Supplies are provided, and participants may also bring their own projects to work on and share their progress.

An aerial floating sound bath created as a sanctuary before the season, presented in collaboration with Pia of Heart of the Valley Sound Healing at Love At First Flight in Clovis. Settle into a hammock while guided meditation and soothing instruments support a gentle reset ahead of the holidays. The intention centers on cultivating deep, steady calm and refilling your cup before the busy weeks arrive. No previous experience with aerial practice or sound baths is needed, and instructors will assist with getting into and out of the hammocks so participants can relax with ease. Space is limited. Early bird pricing is $45 per person, then $50. Registration is available on the studio's website under enrollments or in the Mindbody app under events. Participants must be 16 or older.

Emmy and Grammy nominee Tig Notaro brings the Out of Nowhere Tour to Fresno’s Warnors Theatre, showcasing the sharp, understated wit and original storytelling that have made her a leading voice in comedy. Recognized by Rolling Stone among the 50 best stand-up comics of all time, she has appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Her latest special, Tig Notaro: Hello Again, premiered on Amazon and received multiple Emmy nominations, reflecting a distinctive style that spans stand-up, television, film, and podcasting. Expect a night of crisp humor and memorable moments in this historic venue. This event is open to all ages.

Revolucion de Amor brings a powerhouse tribute to Mana to Tower Theatre, recreating the band’s sound and spirit with striking accuracy. Hailed across North America as a premier tribute act, this Chicago group channels Mana’s signature blend of classic and modern rock with traditional Latin elements for a show that feels like the real thing. The performance salutes a globally renowned band celebrated for millions of albums sold, sold-out tours, and multiple awards.

Jaded performs live at Long Shot Brewery in Visalia, bringing a lively night of music to the brewery stage. For booking or band inquiries, contact (559) 355-0865 or JadedBandFresno@outlook.com.

Pacific Concert Group and Mega 97.9 Fresno present Freestyle Explosion at Selland Arena, bringing together Stevie B, The Cover Girls, Trinere, Noel, Johnny O, Seduction, Connie, George Lamond, and John Minnis, known as the original voice of Diamond Girl, for a concert featuring live performances from the full lineup.

At Fresno Fairgrounds, the California Bridal & Wedding Expo brings together a curated group of wedding professionals who can help shape every aspect of a celebration, whether the vision is a sophisticated black tie affair or a relaxed ceremony on the beach. Visitors can gather ideas and receive guidance designed to create lasting memories for a truly personal wedding.

Anime culture and farm-fresh flavors come together at a themed edition of the River Park Farmers Market. Local vendors will highlight their specialties with playful, animation-inspired touches, creating a colorful setting to sample new dishes, discover unique treats, and support small businesses. Expect a lively community vibe in an evening atmosphere, with plenty to explore for longtime fans and anyone curious about the blend of local food and Japanese pop culture.

Enjoy unstructured art-making in a shared studio at Arts Visalia, designed for adults 18 and older who want space to work independently. Bring your own materials and make use of the provided tables, chairs, and easels. Staff will be on site for support, although there is no formal instruction. To keep the environment comfortable and focused, each session is limited to 12 participants. Flexible pricing is available, with options of $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Arts Visalia offers open studio time on Wednesdays and Thursdays for adults to create independently in a shared, welcoming workspace. Bring your own art supplies, and make use of the provided tables, chairs, and easels. Staff will be on site to assist with the space, but there is no instruction. Participation is limited to 12 people per session and is restricted to ages 18 and older. Pricing options are available at $100 per year, $25 per quarter, $15 per month, or $8 per week.

Reedley College Literary Arts hosts a children's literature program featuring authors from the valley, Mas and Nikiko Masumoto. The gathering takes place in the Reading and Writing Center inside the Reedley College Library and highlights stories for young readers.

Adjusting to life after a spinal cord injury can affect both individuals and their families. This Kaweah Health support group offers a welcoming space to connect with others who understand the realities of recovery and everyday life with a spinal cord injury. With a focus on friendship, education, advocacy, and recreation, the group builds camaraderie and works to enhance health and quality of life. Members share practical information and emotional encouragement from people who have faced similar challenges, reinforcing that no one has to navigate this alone. For information, contact Grace Perry at (559) 624-3901.

DJ's Collectible Shoppe hosts a casual ONE PIECE CARD GAME gathering for the OP-18 release. Players need to register on the Bandi website before playing. Pirates Party, introduced in stores across Western regions in May 2026, emphasizes easy entry and friendly matches for both first-timers and experienced players, and hosting stores choose from four possible formats. The program also refreshes participation promo cards every two months and introduces a Welcome Pack twice a year.

The Hanford Branch Library hosts a community event where readers can meet local authors and have books signed. The public is welcome to attend. Local writers who wish to take part can email their contact information to libraryofkings@gmail.com, and final participation will be determined by the library. For details, call 559.852.4001 or email askus@kingscountylibrary.org.

Registration on the Bandi website is required to participate. Pirates Party is a new in-store format for the ONE PIECE CARD GAME across the Western regions, focusing on relaxed play and easy entry for newcomers and first-timers. Enjoy casual games in a friendly setting with other players. Participating stores can choose from four different ways to host the event, creating variety from place to place. Participation promo cards rotate every two months, and a Welcome Pack is offered twice a year.

Explore sketching in a calm, two hour drawing workshop led by artist Benny Jordan. Designed for adults at any experience level, the session focuses on strengthening core drawing skills and building confidence through structured prompts and plenty of practice. Expect a friendly setting to sketch and connect with others, and all supplies are included. The session proceeds with at least one enrollee and enrollment is capped at twelve participants per session. The fee is $35 per person per session. Open to ages 18 and older.

ESYN marks a decade of service with a gala and fundraiser at the Selma Portuguese Azorian Association. The evening features hors d'oeuvres, a catered dinner by Pardini's, dancing, a silent auction, and a special photo booth for keepsake photos. Attendees can reflect on ESYN's early days and learn more about its mission to support children and adults with disabilities in the valley. Celebrate this milestone on the dance floor while contributing to ESYN's work in the community. Early bird tickets are available.

World Ballet Company brings the classic story of Swan Lake to the stage with a live orchestra, blending fate, magic, and the struggle between good and evil. A 50-member international cast performs in more than 150 hand-sewn costumes against hand-crafted scenery, highlighting signature moments such as the cygnets dance and the Black Swan’s famed 32 fouettés. Tchaikovsky’s score is played live, creating an immersive experience from the first note to the final bow. The performance lasts about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 5 and older. Headquartered in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide with artists from over ten countries. The company has appeared in more than 300 cities and performed for audiences totaling over 500,000 people, guided by the belief that ballet can be enjoyed by everyone.

Pablo Cruise brings its signature blend of grounded vocals and catchy, elegant grooves to Tower Theatre. The group introduced itself in 1975 with a self-titled A&M debut whose cover, photographed in the tropical gardens of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, prominently featured a huge gorilla while the musicians stayed out of view, adding to the band’s early mystique. Founding members include David Jenkins on guitar and vocals, Cory Lerios on keyboards and vocals, Bud Cockerel on bass and vocals, and Steve Price on drums and percussion. The name reflects the music’s spirit, with Pablo representing an honest, down to earth character and Cruise capturing a fun, easygoing outlook. Across the decade that followed, the band toured widely in the United States, Canada, and Japan, earned top 10 success with Whatcha Gonna Do When She Says Goodbye and Love Will Find A Way, and achieved several other top 20 placements while selling several million records. Recognized as respected writers and performers, they appeared on American Bandstand, The Merv Griffin Show, and The Dinah Shore Hour. In 1979 they surpassed Elvis Presley’s attendance record at the Sahara Tahoe in South Lake Tahoe, becoming the first rock band to play a casino showroom, and they were also the first rock group to perform at the Grand Ole Opry. After seven studio albums and numerous national tours, they began a hiatus in 1985 that lasted nearly twenty years. The band has long emphasized that hearing the songs live offers a different dimension than the recordings, highlighting the upbeat, infectious spirit at the core of Pablo Cruise.

Celebrate the season with a pre-Thanksgiving gathering that blends the warmth of friendsgiving with the flavors of local farmers and food artisans. This special evening transforms the River Park Farmers Market into a festive feast, where neighbors connect and friends feel like family. Vendors will showcase shareable dishes perfect for dinner with friends, discovering new tastes, or simply enjoying a lively and welcoming atmosphere. With an extended evening format, there is plenty of time to explore, sample, and connect with fellow food lovers as Thanksgiving week begins. Expect a community centered night filled with food, connection, and gratitude.

Spend dedicated time making art alongside other creatives during open studio sessions at Arts Visalia. Bring your own materials, while the studio provides workspace essentials like tables, chairs, and easels. These are self-directed sessions without instruction, and staff will be present. Participation is capped at 12 people per session and is limited to adults ages 18 and up. Sessions take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Flexible pricing is available at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for a month, or $8 for a week.

Celebrate Hopsgiving with an evening of live music from Jaded at House Of Pendragon Brewing Co. in Sanger. Enjoy great beer, good company, and a festive start to Thanksgiving week. For booking inquiries, contact Jaded at (559) 355-0865 or JadedBandFresno@outlook.com.

Explore the human figure in a relaxed, drop-in studio setting featuring a live nude model. Artists bring their own materials, and while there is no formal instructor, a facilitator will keep the session running smoothly. Admission is $10 per person for each session, with space limited to 25 participants. Open to adults ages 18 and up. These sessions take place two Wednesdays each month.

Kick off Thanksgiving with a festive run through Old Town Clovis along Pollasky Avenue. The race is part of the CLASSIC Runner of the Year Series and carries a 20-point value. Families can take advantage of a registration discount for ages 9 and under. The event features a new finisher medallion and shirt design each year, and parking is free.

Take a breather from the shopping rush and enjoy a calm, creative break with a beginner-friendly acrylic painting class. Artist Shelly Douglas provides step-by-step instruction so you can create a finished artwork with confidence. The class is designed for ages 16 and up, is capped at 12 participants, and costs $45 per person.

At Save Mart Center in Fresno, the Forever Tour unites R&B, soul, freestyle, and hip hop across one stage for an evening made for singing along and dancing. Barbara Mason, Lisa Lisa, Next, The Whispers, Trish Toledo, Baby Bash, Amanda Perez, Lovelites, and Delphonics perform a range of slow jams and up-tempo favorites that celebrate the music many grew up with.

Work off the turkey and pie with an evening of dancing to favorite songs. For booking information, contact Jaded at (559) 355-0865 or JadedBandFresno@outlook.com.

Enjoy an informal tea conversation with Arts Visalia directors Tracy Polkownikow and Claudia Gudiño. Adults 18 and older can explore a wide range of art topics, including opportunities, marketing, exhibiting, and more, in a relaxed and informative setting. A selection of hot teas will be provided, and participants may bring their own tea or coffee if they prefer. This free program is part of a Saturday series led by the directors.

Visalia Porchfest 2026 brings an all-ages, no-cost day of music to the Highland Park Neighborhood. Enjoy a casual neighborhood setting with music for everyone. Additional details will be shared soon.

Explore the craft of lampworking and shape molten glass into custom beads with guidance from instructor Jim Johnson. The session begins with clear demonstrations of several bead making methods, then transitions to hands on practice, with all necessary tools supplied. Most creations will be ready to take home before you leave, and the finished beads can be incorporated into jewelry, added as decorative accents around the home, or featured in garden projects. This workshop is open to participants 16 years and older. Enrollment is limited to eight people to ensure individual attention. The fee is $95 per participant.

Seasons Eatings turns the River Park Farmers Market into a globally inspired holiday celebration, showcasing festive dishes from around the world. Local vendors present seasonal specialties that reflect treasured recipes and long-standing culinary traditions, creating a flavorful tour of global holiday cuisine. The market setting at the River Park Shopping Center in Fresno offers a relaxed way to browse seasonal offerings, support local farmers and culinary artisans, and connect with the community. Whether sampling something new or seeking the perfect addition to a holiday table, this special edition brings together culture, flavor, and the spirit of the season.

Arts Visalia offers open studio hours for adult artists on Wednesdays and Thursdays, providing a welcoming place to focus on personal projects. Bring your own supplies while the studio supplies the workspace, including tables, chairs, and easels. Staff members are on site for support, and there is no formal instruction. Participation is limited to 12 people per session. Pricing options are available at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Postmodern Jukebox brings its Future Is Vintage world tour to Warnors Theatre in Fresno, a historic setting for a vintage-styled concert that reshapes contemporary hits and beloved classics into jazz, swing, and soul. Founded by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, the group grew from a viral YouTube project into a global touring act with performances across six continents and more than a billion views. Look for high energy performances, striking vocals, and theatrical touches as modern favorites are reimagined into retro arrangements. Guests are encouraged to wear vintage-inspired attire. This event is open to all ages.

Artists can work at their own pace in a relaxed open studio at Arts Visalia. Participants provide their own materials, while the space supplies tables, chairs, and easels. There is no instructor, and staff are present for support. Attendance is limited to 12 people per session and participation is for ages 18 and older. Sessions take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Payment options include $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

This class focuses on winter-themed landscapes and helps participants strengthen their painting skills. Guided by instructor Fabiola Javier, participants create an original scene while practicing more advanced techniques. The fee is $60, and full and partial scholarships are available.

Twinkle & Toast returns for its second annual Christmas Tree Auction at Wyndham Visalia. With a new location this year, the event continues to showcase beautifully decorated trees that support causes at Kaweah Health.

This hands-on art class explores making polymer beads and creating prints on fabric. Participants are encouraged to bring garments they can print on, and natural fiber fabrics yield the best results. Instruction is provided by artists Fabiola Javier and Nellie Martinez. The cost is $70, with full and partial scholarships available.

This Krampus-themed craft night blends shadowy holiday whimsy with candlelit making and a playful touch of chaos. Expect Krampus-inspired cookies, a make-your-own ornament station, friendly photo opportunities with a non-scary Krampus, and the chance to assemble a Yule bauble, also called a Witch’s Ball. Additional highlights include a charm-making bar, brief card pulls, and Krampus-themed stockings. Food and beverages are provided by MoonHaven Haus. Tickets are available through the link above. Details are subject to change.

Comedian Concrete takes the stage with a burst of energy, delivering rapid-fire jokes, fearless takes, and quick-witted storytelling. His set blends personal experiences with sharp observations about everyday life, keeping the laughs rolling while he reads the room and riffs with the audience. Expect a lively, personality packed performance that runs with confidence from open to close, filled with interaction and standout moments.

Now in its fifth year, Bingo for Boomsticks offers an evening of bingo, good company, and chances to win firearms and other prizes while supporting wetlands conservation. Seating is limited, with tables available for $375. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or by calling Brian.

River Park Farmers Market transforms into a playful Whoville scene for How the Grinch Ate Christmas, a Grinch inspired holiday food festival highlighting local farmers and food artisans. Guests can look forward to a generous spread of seasonal flavors, from hearty specialties to decadent sweets, all prepared by talented vendors. The Grinch makes special appearances for meet and greets, creating lighthearted photo opportunities as attendees explore the offerings. It is a festive celebration of community, local food, and holiday cheer with a mischievous twist.

Spend focused studio time among fellow creatives at Arts Visalia on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Bring your own art supplies, while the studio provides tables, chairs, and easels. These are self-directed sessions with no instructor, and staff will be on site. Each session is limited to 12 participants and is for adults 18 and older. Pricing options are $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Settle in for a relaxed figure drawing session centered on the human form. This is a casual drop in format, so participants bring their own drawing materials. A nude model will pose throughout the session. There is no formal instruction, though a facilitator is on hand to keep things moving and support a comfortable environment. The fee is $10 per person per session, and capacity is limited to 25 participants. These sessions are offered two Wednesdays each month. Attendance is limited to adults 18 and older.

Artists can enjoy independent creative time in a shared studio setting at Arts Visalia. Participants bring their own materials while the studio provides tables, chairs, and easels. There is no instructor, and staff will be on site. Each session is limited to 12 participants and is open to adults ages 18 and up. Payment options are available at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

For a single-night engagement, Warnors Theatre hosts a brand-new live edition of Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland. The production follows a band of heroes carried into a magical winter realm, where each daring act makes them younger. A festive, family-friendly experience filled with holiday spirit.

Jaded takes the stage at Long Shot Brewery in Visalia. For booking inquiries, contact the band at (559) 355-0865 or JadedBandFresno@outlook.com.

ELOTE presents a high-energy tribute to Korn at the Tower Theater Lounge. Expect seven-string guitar punch, driving rhythms, and signature moments such as bagpipes in Shoots and Ladders and the slap-heavy groove of Got the Life. Formed by seasoned players from the scene, the group focuses on intensity, movement, and a pogo-ready atmosphere that channels the band’s unmistakable sound. This event is open to all ages.

The Dirty Poppas are back at Long Shot Brewery for a return appearance. Enjoy their comeback as they take the stage again and bring the energy.

River Park Farmers Market transforms into a festive Disney-themed Christmas feast that blends storybook nostalgia with fresh, local flavors. Farmers and food artisans present special seasonal dishes and whimsical sweets inspired by favorite childhood stories, all showcasing the ingredients that define this community market. From playful treats to hearty comfort foods, there is something for every palate, creating an inviting experience for families and Disney fans of all ages. The celebration brings together the joy of Disney-style storytelling and the authentic tastes of a vibrant local food scene.

A Magical Cirque Christmas brings a festive celebration of cirque artistry to the William Saroyan Theatre in Fresno. The production blends nostalgia and charm with comedy, live music, and jaw-dropping magic, featuring world-class performers who guide audiences through a sparkling winter journey. Set to an uplifting holiday soundtrack, the show captures the spirit of the season with dazzling moments and feel-good cheer.

Enjoy a relaxed, self-directed creative session at Arts Visalia during open studio time held on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Bring your own art materials, while the studio supplies tables, chairs, and easels. Staff members are available for assistance, but there is no formal instruction. Each session is limited to 12 participants and is for adults ages 18 and up. Flexible payment options are offered at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Enjoy dedicated open studio time at Arts Visalia in a shared, supportive setting. Work at your own pace without instruction while staff are on hand for assistance. Bring your own art supplies. The studio provides tables, chairs, and easels to make settling in easy. Sessions are capped at 12 participants and are for adults ages 18 and up. Flexible pricing options are available, including $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Night Heat brings a high energy rock set to Outlaw Tavern in Clovis in celebration of Missy's birthday. Expect a lively party atmosphere from start to finish.

Artist Benny Jordan leads a relaxed sketching workshop for adults that focuses on building skills and creative confidence. Both newcomers and seasoned artists can expect guided prompts, practice time, and a friendly space to draw and connect with others. All supplies are included. Open to ages 18 and older. Price is $35 per person, per session. Enrollment is capped at 12, and the session is confirmed with a minimum of one participant.

Spend time learning and practicing cyclical living with guidance that links the monthly menstrual cycle to the turning of the seasons. This program examines transformation through both physiology and nature, highlighting the current menstrual phase, the inherent strengths and challenges of the season, and practical ways to align with the moment at hand. Jenna leads with a blend of teaching, reflection, conversation, simple ritual, restful pauses, gentle movement, and mindful breathing to deepen connection to natural rhythms. Please bring a yoga mat and any props that keep you comfortable. Everyone is welcome. The fee is $40, and Unlimited Studio members receive an automatic 20% discount.

World Ballet Company brings a beloved holiday classic to life in a production designed for all ages. The Nutcracker follows Marie on Christmas Eve after her treasured Nutcracker comes to life, carrying her into a dream-filled adventure of glistening snow, spirited mice, and a journey to the Kingdom of Sweets. The stage shimmers with 40 world-class dancers, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes, and carefully crafted sets that amplify the story’s magic and wonder. The performance runs about 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for audiences ages 2 and up. World Ballet Company, based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, tours nationwide with iconic ballets that welcome newcomers and longtime ballet lovers alike. The ensemble features renowned artists from over ten countries and has appeared in more than 300 cities, performing for audiences exceeding 500,000 people. Group pricing is available for parties of 10 or more.

Spend focused time creating in an open studio setting at Arts Visalia. Participants supply their own materials, and the space provides essentials such as tables, chairs, and easels. Staff will be on site, and there is no instructor. Attendance is limited to 12 people per session. These sessions are for adults 18 and older. Pricing options are available at $100 for a year, $25 for a quarter, $15 for a month, or $8 for a week.

Spend an evening focused on drawing the human figure in a relaxed, studio-style setting. These are drop-in sessions where participants bring their own materials, and a nude model will pose for a range of studies. There is no formal instruction, though a facilitator will be present to keep the session running smoothly. The cost is $10 per person for each session, capacity is limited to 25 participants, and the sessions are for adults 18 and up. Held twice a month on Wednesdays.

Work independently in a welcoming studio environment at Arts Visalia. These open sessions provide plenty of workspace with tables, chairs, and easels available, while participants supply their own materials. There is no formal instruction, but staff will be on site. Each session is capped at 12 participants and is open to ages 18 and older. Flexible pricing is available, with options for a yearly, quarterly, monthly, or weekly pass.

Spend focused studio time alongside other artists at Arts Visalia in a relaxed, self-directed environment. Bring your own materials and take advantage of the workspace provided, including tables, chairs, and easels. Staff will be on site, though there is no formal instruction. Each session is limited to 12 participants and is open to adults ages 18 and up. Choose a payment option that fits your needs, with rates of $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Nomad Tables presents a cozy dinner in Fresno that brings together curious food lovers to discover a local restaurant and share real conversation around the table. The group is intentionally small, capped at 10 guests, to make it easy to connect. Registration is required in advance and seats are offered in order of sign-up. Each attendee orders and pays for their own meal. Part of a monthly series that rotates among different restaurants, this gathering offers an easy way to meet new people, explore fresh dining spots, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with good vibes and great food.

Outlaw Tavern in Clovis hosts a New Year’s Eve party with Night Heat fueling the celebration and keeping the music going into the new year. A champagne celebration will mark the moment the year turns.