Events in Reedley today

A free community run club in Fresno welcomes participants of all fitness levels. Set your own pace, from an easy walk to a quicker run. The focus is on being outdoors, staying active, and building connections with like-minded people in a friendly, supportive setting. There is no cost and no pressure, creating a relaxed community feel.

Now in its twelfth year, the Monster Mash Dash is a family-friendly run for participants of all ages. Expect a glow-in-the-dark finisher medallion and a distinctive event shirt design. This race also counts for 10 points in the CLASSIC Runner of the Year Series.

Riders can build or refine BMX skills during an open practice at Woodward Park BMX Race Track. Participants of any age are welcome. The fee is $6 per person. Vendor participation is not needed and any solicitations should be ignored. For questions, call 559-621-7529.

Now in its fifth year, the Journey to Bethlehem Craft Show features an immersive walk through scenes of Mary and Joseph's journey, along with food trucks and local craft vendors. The event is open to everyone and is family friendly. For more information, contact journeytobethlehem93657@gmail.com.

Artist Benny Jordan leads a relaxed, two hour adult sketch class that builds drawing skills and confidence. Beginners and seasoned artists are welcome. Expect guided exercises, dedicated practice, and a friendly environment for drawing and connection. All materials are provided. The class runs with at least one participant and is limited to 12 per session. For ages 18 and up. The fee is $35 per participant per session.

Tap & Cellar hosts a bi-weekly jazz jam with Trio Expression leading the session. It is open to musicians of any experience level, and there is no cover charge. Guests can enjoy food and beverages from the venue while the host trio and sit-in players keep the music going.

Vegan comfort food pops up at Summer Fox Tower in Fresno as the barbecue spot named number one in the country by VegNews and USA Today brings a spread of Southern staples and sandwich specials. Look for favorites like Fried Chickun, smoked meats, Mac N Cheeze, Beer-Cheeze Battered Beyond Burgers, Jambalaya, Po Boyz, Cajun corn, Totchos, and more. The menu is entirely nut-free, with several gluten-free options available.

This themed roller skating session at United Skates in Clovis features upbeat music, food from the café, and a special appearance by Batman. Attendees can meet him and take photos during the meet and greet. Admission is $17, online purchase saves $2, and skate rental is $6. Café specials will be available, and the venue also offers birthday party bookings and group rates.

Enjoy an evening of Tejano and Country music with live bands and food available to keep the dancing going all night. This event is for ages 21 and over, and a valid photo ID is required for entry. Ticket information will be announced soon.

Frank’s Place at the historic Warnor Theatre hosts a cabaret with the women of Soli Deo Gloria, featuring solo spotlights from choir members and the ensemble’s director. Pianist Matt Harikian provides live accompaniment throughout, and Jon Smoot serves as emcee. Appetizers and desserts are included with entry, and the bar offers drinks for purchase, including custom mocktails, with alcohol served only to guests 21 and over. A silent auction and raffles feature offerings from local businesses. Semi-formal or cocktail attire is encouraged, and accessible restrooms are available. Reserved parking is included with ticket purchase and no voucher is needed. Proceeds support scholarships and sponsorships for emerging local choral and instrumental artists, help cover material and operating costs, and back future travel and collaborative performances. Donations are tax deductible.

Jaded brings its live show to Long Shot Brewery in Visalia. Enjoy an evening of music as the band takes the stage at the brewery. For booking information, contact the band at (559) 355-0865 or JadedBandFresno@outlook.com.

Experience Halloween at the Meux Home Museum with a three hour, in-person paranormal investigation featuring 911 Paranormal Rescue Fresno. Explore this historic landmark, learn the stories connected to the house, and collaborate with experienced investigators in a genuine research environment rather than a jump scare attraction. Tickets are $75, with proceeds going directly to support The Meux Home Museum. Gates will be secured and no late entry is permitted. Attendees can engage with the community to better understand investigative methods, help demystify reported phenomena, and support efforts to preserve and share local history. All sales are final and non transferable.

West Fresno welcomes a new community hub with the grand opening of the Yo’Ville Farmers Market, a certified market centered on local food and neighborhood connection. Visitors can find fresh, locally grown produce, meet area farmers and vendors, enjoy music and delicious food, and take part in farm and garden activities suitable for all ages. EBT and WIC are accepted to make nutritious options more accessible across the community. The market is an effort of Fresno Metropolitan Ministries, aligning with its focus on learning, connecting, and engaging to support healthy people and healthy places. It offers a welcoming setting that celebrates the abundance and diversity of West Fresno while uplifting local growers and families.

Woodward Park BMX Race Track in Fresno hosts a spirited BMX race where riders of all ages can take to the course. Same-day, on-site registration is available. Entry fees are $8 for Striders and $12 for Riders. For questions, call (559) 621-7529. Vendors are not needed for this event, and any solicitations should be ignored. Please rely on updates from the event organizers for the latest information.

Experience a live performance from STARBR33D at CPDES Hall, followed by a meet and greet. The event highlights anime and K-pop culture alongside cosplay and Harajuku style. Shop for kawaii merchandise, fashion accessories, and collectibles, and capture memories at a dedicated photo booth.

Enjoy a screening of Halloween 2. Doors open before the movie, and tickets are $5, cash only.

Celebrate Halloween at the River Park Farmers Market with a family friendly party full of seasonal fun and local flavor. Take part in an optional paid trick or treating route featuring 10 stops throughout River Park Shopping Center, with tickets available for purchase online or at the event. Costumes are encouraged, and a contest will reward standout looks with prizes. Between activities, explore the market and enjoy dishes and treats from local vendors, a festive way to support the community while satisfying post trick or treating appetites. Expect a lively atmosphere, plenty of spirit, and a memorable evening in Fresno.

Settle in for a relaxed crop session to work on your projects. Lunch is not provided, so bring your own or plan to walk to the taco shack for to-go food. The cost is $15 for the day, or you can opt for a $50 monthly pass. There is no need to prepay. The organizer asks that you send a quick message or text in advance so a seat can be saved.

Enjoy self-directed creative time at Arts Visalia in a shared, welcoming studio setting. Adult artists are invited to bring their own materials and work independently with access to tables, chairs, and easels. There is no instructor, and staff will be on site for support. Participation is limited to 12 people per session and is open to ages 18 and older. Sessions take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Flexible pricing is offered at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for one week.

Bring your knitting, crochet, quilting, cross stitch, needlepoint, or loom project and enjoy a calm place to focus while chatting with other stitchers. Teens and adults are welcome to work on their current pieces without the usual interruptions. This is a social work session rather than a class, and no instructors will be present. The program is free and open to the public.

Kings County Library - Hanford Temporary Library hosts a welcoming story time in a friendly library setting. For more information, call 559.852.4001 or email askus@kingscountylibrary.org.

Curious about Dungeons and Dragons but not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly session takes place at the Kings County Library’s Hanford Temporary Branch and is designed to help new players learn the basics in a welcoming setting. For more information, call 559.852.4001 or email askus@kingscountylibrary.org.

This random-draw disc golf doubles round takes place at Woodward Legacy Disc Golf Course in Fresno. The entry fee is $5, and there is an optional $5 ace pot. Participants check in using UDisc before the round. Details may change.

Sky Zone Visalia hosts a community Trunk or Treat filled with candy, costumes, and Halloween fun. Families and friends can come together to meet neighbors, show off favorite outfits, and celebrate in a safe, lively setting. Costumes are encouraged, and the focus is on connecting with the community and enjoying a spirited night of treats.

Chair Yoga is offered in person at Fresno Heart Hospital and virtually on Zoom. The session welcomes patients and their families and is designed to support physical and mental well-being. For on-site participation, enter through the main lobby and proceed to the Riverpark Room, with the entrance located behind the front desk.

Explore the art of the human figure at a relaxed, drop in life drawing session held two Wednesdays each month. A nude model is provided. There is no formal instruction, however a facilitator will be on hand to keep things running smoothly. Please bring your own drawing materials. The fee is $10 per person for each session, and attendance is limited to 25 participants. These sessions are for adults 18 and older.

Set aside focused studio time at Arts Visalia and work alongside fellow artists in a welcoming, self-directed setting. Bring your own supplies and take advantage of the available tables, chairs, and easels. Sessions take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays and are for adults 18 and older. There is no formal instruction, but staff will be present. Each session is limited to 12 participants. Flexible pricing is offered at $100 for the year, $25 per quarter, $15 for one month, or $8 for a single week.

Enjoy a calming blend of yoga and sound healing guided by Emily Grace at Hidden Valley Park in Hanford. This outdoor class meets in a shaded area near the dog park and focuses on gentle, heart-centered movement paired with soothing sounds to support relaxation and a sense of community. Participants should bring a yoga mat or towel, water, and sun protection such as a hat or sunscreen. The session is donation based, with a suggested contribution of $10 to $20, and payments are accepted via Venmo (em_sones), cash, Zelle, or Cash App. A signed liability waiver is required before participating. Free parking is available nearby.

Attendees show off their favorite 80s-themed Halloween costumes for a festive, retro-inspired evening that celebrates the decade’s style.

BMX racing is in full swing at Woodward Park BMX Race Track in Fresno with weekly races that welcome participants of all ages. On-site registration is available on race day. Entry fees are $8 for Striders and $12 for Riders. Vendors are not needed for this event, so ignore solicitations and rely on official updates. For questions, call (559) 621-7529.

A Halloween-themed night of bull riding brings spooky fun with a costume contest, cold drinks, and hearty Mexican eats. Costumes of every kind are welcome, whether eerie, funny, or Western. Down Lo Saloon will serve ice-cold beverages, and Rebeca will cook Toro Bravo tacos, quesadillas, and burritos with homestyle flair. Admission is $5 and the bull is $20... the thrills that follow are priceless.