Events in Rocklin today

The market celebrates peach season with ripe peaches, locally grown produce, handcrafted goods, and tasty options from food vendors and food trucks. Live music sets the tone as visitors browse artisan booths. Children can play in the Kids Zone with games and activities. An hourly peach cake walk offers chances to win sweet treats, and a best peach inspired outfit contest showcases creative style. Whether stocking up on fruit, grabbing lunch, or spending time together, guests will find activities for all ages in a friendly community setting.

Born as the original market in the Living Smart family, the Sunrise Mall Farmers Market is a long-standing, community-rooted gathering of local growers who return week after week with peak-of-season produce. Shoppers can find sun-ripened strawberries, crisp celery, vine-ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, herbs, and more, all harvested by farmers who know their fields well. This is more than a quick produce stop. It is a place where quality and consistency meet, where the farmer behind the food is close at hand, and where everyday staples taste better because they are grown with care. Hosted at Sunrise Mall, the market offers wide aisles, a welcoming atmosphere, and a balanced mix of longtime vendors alongside rotating seasonal favorites. Whether stocking up for the week, planning a brunch, or just craving perfectly sweet berries, it continues to be a favorite across the Living Smart family.

Register on your own and let FPC coaches place you on a team through a draft. Participation spans two days, so be prepared for the full commitment. Reserve your spot by completing the signup on the website.

A community farmers market brings together fresh produce from local growers, hot and ready-to-eat foods, artisan craft vendors, live music, and weekly activities for kids. A new community corner showcases local businesses with chef demonstrations and other highlights. The market happens rain or shine next to Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

An outdoor group obedience class led by instructor Aaron Wood of Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching uses force free, reward based training to strengthen the connection between handlers and their dogs. Each session adjusts to the needs of the dogs and people present, and all experience levels are welcome. Teams practice core skills such as sit, down, stay and stand, a dependable recall and sustained attention, along with polite greetings and calm sitting for petting, loose leash walking, impulse control and working around distractions. Preparation for the Canine Good Citizen evaluation is included. Puppies under one year may be eligible to test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after completing six classes. Dogs must stay on leash at all times, one adult should handle each dog, and plenty of space should be given to other teams. Please do not bring dogs in heat, and avoid harsh corrections, electronic, prong or shock collars, as well as retractable leashes. Plan to bring proof of current vaccinations, favorite high value treats, a standard six foot leash, a long line of 15 to 20 feet for distance work, water for both you and your dog, waste bags and an optional chair. Classes take place outside, so dress for the weather. Participation includes a waiver releasing Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, event organizers and the City of Rocklin or Roseville from liability, and attendance constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for promotional purposes.

A Fall Season Tags disc golf round is set for BT Collins Disc Golf Course with a straightforward entry and clear payout structure. The buy in is $10 per round when paying cash, or $11 when using PayPal. From each entry, six dollars go to payouts, one dollar goes to a Cash CTP, and one dollar each goes to the Ace Pot, FDGC, and the PDGA, with the FDGC and PDGA portions required for sanctioned league play. Signups take place before players head to the first tee. Competition is available in MPO, MA1, MA2, MA3, FA1, and FA2. Payouts depend on division size, awarding only first place when there are three or fewer competitors, first and second when there are four, and the top three when a division reaches five or more. PDGA guidelines for professionals apply. Players with a 970 or higher rating must compete in MPO, and female players rated 875 or higher must play in a mixed division.

Set in Folsom, California, the Folsom Community Farmers Market offers a welcoming open-air market experience and runs rain or shine.

This outing features a beginner friendly 5 mile trip at Enchanted Pools paired with a potluck. Participants may meet at the park and ride or at the trailhead and are asked to indicate their choice in the RSVP section so they can be found easily. Departure is prompt. One of the meeting options is Iron Point Park & Ride, located in the parking lot below McDonalds.

A one day clinic at Ben's Barketplace - Folsom offers anesthesia free dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Sessions aim to freshen breath and leave teeth clean, and most appointments take under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required. Appointment availability is limited, so check the ticket information for details.

Celebrate the opening of Lincoln Bike Park with a family festival filled with riding, community, music, and plenty of fun. Festivities include the national anthem performed by Joe Varman and a flag lap led by Jake Peebles. A bike race welcomes riders of every age and experience level, and the Hoop Hauler basketball challenge adds a playful competition. A live emcee will keep the momentum going throughout the celebration. Food and treats will be available, with Manny’s BBW Dawgs serving bacon-wrapped hot dogs and Snowie King offering shaved ice. Spectator admission is free. All ages and all skill levels are welcome, and the event is designed for families. The track will be available for practice along with on-site registration. Lincoln Bike Park is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to expanding riding opportunities for people of all ages in the community. Donations are welcome and appreciated.

Kyran’s Creature Creations brings an all day crochet experience to Galaxy Game Cafe with options for both newer crocheters and those ready for a project make along. Offered monthly, the lineup features a beginner friendly workshop and a guided amigurumi session, along with a relaxed social space for anyone working on personal projects. Crochet 101 introduces the basics of crochet and amigurumi through step by step instruction, included supplies, and plenty of time to practice and chat. Create a Critter invites participants to craft a featured amigurumi in a supportive crochet along, with supplies provided. An open Crochet Social is available during either session for crafters who want to stitch, talk, and connect with fellow makers. The social uses the regular 10 dollar game space entry, and participants should bring their own supplies and works in progress.

Experience a pop-up marketplace filled with creativity at The Blue Line Art Mart. The gallery is reimagined as a lively market featuring a changing mix of local artists, artisans, and other creatives. Explore unique handmade pieces alongside original works of art, and take a moment to view the current gallery exhibition as well. Each installment brings something different to discover. Everyone is welcome, and vendor spaces are available for those interested in participating.

Leave luck behind and focus on big picture thinking at a strategy centered gaming day. Expect experiences where careful decisions and long term plans take the lead over dice rolls. The second Saturday offers a rotating lineup of games. The fourth Saturday features Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition.

Puzzle enthusiasts face off at Galaxy Game Cafe in a head to head sprint to complete a 1,000 piece jigsaw. Compete solo or in a team of up to four for the fastest finish. The winning team receives a $25 GGC gift card, which teammates can split however they choose. Admission includes competition entry for one to four players and board game access before and after the race. Participants keep the puzzle they worked on.

Travel back to radio’s golden era with a live, onstage recreation of classic broadcasts, complete with period costumes, vintage commercials, and a Foley artist creating every footstep, door creak, and thunderclap in real time. Each performance blends comedy and drama with songs from the 1940s and 1950s, and the lineup changes each month to showcase new scripts and ads from favorites like Our Miss Brooks, The Bickersons, Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee and Molly, My Friend Irma, and more. Tickets are $13 online and $10 at the door. Private performances are available at the theatre or off-site for groups, with booking by phone or email.

Enjoy live music from Unlicensed Therapy.

A youthful ensemble performs on the patio with hot club music in the style of Django Reinhardt. Expect an upbeat evening built around that classic sound.

Now in its fifth year, this community tailgate brings together families of the Wildcats for an evening of good food, a biergarten alongside a soda bar, music, inflatable fun, and other activities. The atmosphere is spirited, with plenty of pride for the Cats.

Soul Fest ’26 brings a powerhouse bill of soul to The Venue at Thunder Valley, featuring performances by The O’Jays, The Whispers, The S.O.S Band, and Lenny Williams. Ticket options are available at $59.95, $79.95, $89.95, $109.95, and $129.95, plus taxes and fees. Guests must be 21 or older to attend, and those ages 13 to 20 may enter only when accompanied at all times by an adult who is at least 21. For safety, all attendees pass through a metal detector at entry and may be subject to additional screenings. Bags, purses, backpacks, and other parcels are subject to search, and the venue’s bag policy is available on its website. Guests who leave and re-enter will undergo another screening or search.

Honky Tonk Highways honors the heroes of California country with a lively tribute that connects timeless songs to the community that inspired them. Expect a set filled with favorites associated with Buck Owens, Dwight Yoakam, Linda Ronstadt, Ritchie Valens, Merle Haggard, and others, brought to life by gifted regional artists. The event is hosted by Peter Petty, with the concept created in association with Geoffrey Miller Music, and aims to get audiences singing and dancing to the music that defines California.

seeTrees takes the stage for a live performance inside Folsom Hotel.

This rock themed party celebrates the music of Guns N' Roses and Scorpions.

Nestled within Mahany Park, this weekly farmers market brings together farmers, food artisans, handmade makers, and small local businesses in a relaxed, family friendly setting. Browse seasonal produce and handcrafted goods, pick up something tasty to eat, and discover new favorites from local vendors. Live music and open space for kids create a welcoming atmosphere, turning a simple shopping trip into a Sunday ritual. It is a pleasant way to spend a morning outdoors while supporting the growers and entrepreneurs who help the community thrive.

Maidu Park Farmers Market offers a cheerful, family-welcoming experience at Maidu Regional Park with fresh-from-the-farm produce such as fruits and vegetables, along with eggs, honey, and herbs. Explore artisan bites like baked goods, jams, and other specialty treats, and stop by the food trucks for prepared meals to enjoy right away. Browse cut flowers, garden plants, and nursery selections while listening to live music that adds to an easygoing community feel. Parking is available at no charge. Whether stocking up on groceries, grabbing a quick bite, or taking a relaxed stroll through the park, this market provides a pleasant way to spend time together.

Take part in a relaxed, step by step painting session at Fowler Ranch Farm Brewery + Market, creating a Midnight Koi piece in a social setting with craft beer available. An experienced instructor will guide you through each stage, welcoming both beginners and seasoned artists. All painting supplies are included. The venue requires a $10 minimum purchase of food or beverages.

This relaxed miniature painting meetup offers a creative space to work on your figures with the GGC community. Entry includes access to paints, brushes, and other supplies, or you can bring your own materials. Miniatures are not included. All skill levels are welcome. Participants who sign up receive 10% off one miniature from the retail space to use during the paint party, and this discount does not stack with the member discount.

A-1 Comics is hosting a Magic: The Gathering prerelease for the new set, offering an early look for players. Entry includes a prerelease kit and participation in the event. Prize support provides one pack for taking part in the entire event, plus an additional pack for each win. All prizes will be from the Hobbit set. The entry fee is tentatively 40 and may change as the event approaches. For questions, call 916-783-8005.

Enjoy a weekly Pokémon TCG league in a welcoming, all-ages setting that features organized play, friendly tournaments, Play Academy sessions, card trading, and casual battles. The entry fee includes prize packs plus all-day access to the game play space, game library, and family zone, and walk-ins are accommodated as space allows. Players at every level are encouraged, from competitive regulars and teens to adult fans returning to the game and parents learning alongside their children. Galaxy Game Cafe is an official Pokémon League location, with certified Pokémon Professors providing guidance to help new and returning players grow their skills, and new participants can receive a Pokémon Player ID number. The environment is family friendly and supports both beginners and experienced players. Activities take place on Sundays, highlighting that Pokémon is about learning, connecting, and having fun together.

Bring the whole crew to a fun, guided paint session at Kathrin's Biergarten. You will paint Lavender Bicycle on a blank canvas with all supplies provided, including paint, brushes, canvas, and easels. No experience is needed, and it is a great outing for teens and up, with space for families and group celebrations.

Bring your creativity to the studio for a Book Club painting session called “Just One More...”. This is an adults-only event (21+) where you’ll paint along with instructor Megan Glover while using the included supplies, aprons, and instruction. The session runs in the afternoon, with guidance on arriving early so you can get settled and start on time. Tickets include the canvas or wood board, and there are upgrades available if you want to customize your materials.

An open mic is happening in Lincoln, California. It is a chance to take the microphone or to listen and enjoy.

Fans of My Little Pony trading and collectible card games can connect at a friendly club that welcomes all ages. The Cutie Mark Card Club brings players together to play, trade, and meet fellow enthusiasts in a relaxed, inclusive setting. Bring a favorite deck and cards to trade, or jump in as a newcomer with a limited number of starter decks available on a first come basis, so no cards are required to learn. Participants are asked to download the free official MLP CardGame app and register for each event. Activities include learn to play opportunities, casual matches, and card swapping. A monthly friendly Swiss tournament features three rounds, best of one, with Kayou My Little Pony promo prizes. Participation prizing may be available and can vary. Each day you take part earns an entry into a monthly drawing for a Kayou My Little Pony TCG prize. Players under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Driveways performs live at Goldfield Roseville with special guests Like Roses and Action/Adventure. The concert features performances from all three acts inside the venue.

Monday Game Night at The Fat Rabbit in Old Folsom features a rotating selection supplied by The Game Getaway from its library of more than 1,500 board games. Requests for specific titles are welcome in advance, since a smaller assortment is brought than before. Options range from strategic games to light party picks, along with choices suitable for families. Parking is available at the garage, and the location is close to light rail.

Roseville Theatre Arts Academy is holding auditions for a mainstage production of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach, a family musical featuring a score by the Tony Award nominated team of Pasek and Paul and a book by Timothy Allen McDonald. The creative team includes Director Colton Archey, Choreographer Jerald Bolden, and Musical Director Jennifer Vaughn. Performers of all ages are welcome. Prepare a song from a stage musical other than James and the Giant Peach, limited to 16 bars, or 32 in cut time, and bring printed sheet music for the provided pianist. Bring a change of clothes suitable for movement, as a short dance combination will be taught to everyone who auditions. No advance sign ups are required, and paperwork should be completed before arrival. Callbacks may be held, followed by rehearsals, technical rehearsals, and performances once casting is set. The story follows James, who discovers a potion that creates a massive peach, meets larger than life insect companions inside it, and together they navigate challenges at sea before their adventure reaches the Empire State Building.

Enjoy a monthly bingo gathering at the Senior Center, where it is free to attend and play. Complimentary refreshments are provided, and lucky winners take home prizes. It offers an easygoing way to share laughs and spend time with good company.

The Roseville Genealogical Society meets each month at the Maidu Community Center for its regular meeting.

An easygoing Commander night for Magic: The Gathering that centers on connection and community. Bring a deck for relaxed games in a warm, inclusive setting where players can swap stories and meet others who love the game. Expect a welcoming, low pressure atmosphere with plenty of table time and opportunities to build new friendships.

Test your knowledge at a lively trivia night at Dave & Buster's in Roseville, CA. Play an interactive game on your phone as a live host guides a competitive mix of questions, including image and music rounds, with topics that span pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Form a team of up to six players, submit answers to earn points, and follow the leaderboard to see how you rank throughout the game. It is free to play, and Power Card prizes are awarded to the winners. Friendly competition, laughs, and a fun night out await trivia regulars and first-timers alike.

The Roseville Rock Rollers Gem & Mineral Society hosts an Educational Meeting devoted to rocks, minerals, and related subjects. These gatherings often feature a guest speaker, refreshments provided by members, a silent auction, and updates on upcoming Society activities. The meeting is open to guests who want to explore the world of gems and minerals. This edition includes the annual Ice Cream Social, a relaxed summer tradition with frozen treats and conversation centered on earth sciences. Suggested items include ice cream with scoops, toppings such as sprinkles, chocolate syrup, nuts and fruit, cones or waffle bowls, and desserts like cookies, cake, or brownies.

Certified local farmers offer fruits and vegetables alongside vendors with non-perishable goods like arts, crafts, jewelry, and more. The market is subject to weather conditions. Vendor spaces are available for handmade arts, crafts, jewelry, other hobby-focused items, and for local businesses. To inquire about participating as a vendor, contact Cindy Davis at Cindy.Davis@sclhca.com.

Explore a certified farmers market that highlights peak-season harvests from local growers. Browse tables filled with fruit, berries, melons, a colorful mix of vegetables, an abundance of tomatoes, and plenty of mushrooms. Find breads and pastries from artisan bakers, specialty yogurt, and jams and jellies crafted with care. Crafters and community service vendors round out the occasion, contributing to a welcoming community-focused marketplace.

The farmers market launches with an opening event that marks an important day for the community. It offers a warm kickoff to begin the market’s activities.

Midweek at the Palladio brings a lively farmers market with fresh produce from nearby farms, prepared bites and specialty treats to enjoy on site, and handcrafted goods from small businesses. Live music sets a cheerful, family-friendly tone, creating a relaxed alternative to weekend crowds. It is a convenient way to gather ingredients for dinner, browse for distinctive gifts, or simply take a pleasant break in the middle of the week.

Opera House Saloon hosts a welcoming evening tailored to new dancers. Two beginner-friendly lessons are offered along with plenty of open dancing, all kept at an easy pace for those just starting out or building confidence on the floor.

At Barnes & Noble, this casual meetup centers on yarn and stitching, with a relaxed coffee, wine, and beer theme. It offers an easygoing setting for conversation and time with your projects.

This volunteer maintenance session at Folsom Bike Park focuses on basic raking, clearing debris, touch-ups on features, and overall park upkeep between visits from professional builders. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required, just an interest in helping out and appreciation for the park. These efforts support rider safety, extend trail longevity, and sustain the long-term health of this community-built space.

Learn new games through guided demonstrations led by Richard, a game ambassador, highlighting the range of titles and different ways to play at Galaxy Game Cafe. These sessions tie into the GGC Seasonal Bingo challenge, where playing the featured games helps fill spaces on your card. Bingo cards are available from staff, and participants have a chance to win $100 in GGC store credit.

An engaging morning centered on important updates, previews of upcoming events, and new opportunities for local businesses. Coffee and snacks will be provided. A special guest speaker is planned, with details to be announced.

A weekly Roseville Kiwanis Club meeting at Pacific Street Cafe brings together community-minded people to plan events, support local programs, and connect around service to children and families. Guests are welcome to attend and learn what the club does.

Food Truck Mania brings a diverse mix of gourmet food trucks to Roseville’s Vernon Street, creating a family friendly gathering centered on community and shared meals. Expect a welcoming setting where memories with friends and family come easily, supported by vendors who follow strict health practices. Online ordering is available for a smooth, contactless pickup.

Experience an all-levels line dance night at Opera House Saloon. The evening begins with instruction to get everyone stepping in sync, then the floor opens for plenty of dancing. At the end of the month, a themed celebration and dance party adds an extra dose of fun.

Beginner friendly stand up paddleboarding lessons take place at Willow Creek on Lake Natoma. Julie Moore, owner of SUP Yoga Adventures, teaches essential skills with 30 minutes of personal instruction, followed by 30 minutes to practice and explore on your own. Class size is limited to ensure attention to each participant. These sessions are conducted under State Parks permits.

This monthly gathering brings together enthusiasts of air cooled cars and bikes for a casual meetup.

This stand up paddleboard yoga session at Willow Creek on Lake Natoma is led by certified SUP instructor Julie Moore. It begins with brief instruction on shore, moves into an easy paddle, then shifts to a guided yoga practice on your board, followed by a relaxed paddle back. Suitable for beginners and experienced participants alike, with no prior experience required. The practice aims to encourage mindfulness while building strength and balance. Participants need to bring a board, paddle, leash, and PFD. The fee is $30, and registration is through the tickets link via Venmo, with the class date and an email address noted in the memo.

Pecos & The Rooftops takes the stage for a live show at Goldfield Roseville.

This outdoor group obedience class uses force-free, reward-based methods to help strengthen the bond between people and their dogs. All experience levels are welcome, and each session adapts to the dogs and handlers who attend. Participants work on core cues such as sit, down, stay, stand, reliable recall, and watch me, plus polite greetings, sitting nicely for petting, loose-leash walking, focus, impulse control, and handling distractions. Canine Good Citizen preparation is part of the curriculum, and puppies under one year may take the AKC STAR Puppy test after completing six classes as a first step toward the CGC program. The series is led by Aaron Wood of Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, takes place outdoors, and is priced at $350 for six classes. For everyone’s comfort and safety, keep dogs leashed at all times, give other teams space, and plan for one adult handler per dog. Dogs in heat and the use of harsh corrections, e-collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable leashes are not permitted. Please bring proof of vaccinations with ID, favorite training treats, a standard 6-foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water, waste bags, and an optional chair, along with a positive attitude. Participation includes a liability waiver in favor of Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, event organizers, and the cities of Rocklin and Roseville, and attendance implies consent to photography or filming for promotional use at no cost.