Events in Roseville, CA

A three day experience on the water dedicated to supporting NorCal SUP’s youth programs, blending aquatic fun with a fundraising purpose. Additional details will be announced soon.

Pickup soccer on the grass pitch takes place at Ernie Sheldon Hockey Rink with Sacramento Chill Pick Up Soccer. A futsal court game is also planned. To keep everything organized, players are asked to note their attendance through the Messenger poll or the group events. Those who have been inactive are encouraged to reconnect by participating in the chat and confirming they plan to play.

Social Game Night at Galaxy Game Cafe offers a relaxed drop-in experience centered on face-to-face fun and connection. Guests can connect with new people, catch up with friends, and enjoy tabletop play in a welcoming setting designed for conversation and laughter. The game library features over 1,400 board and card options to suit all playstyles. On select occasions, a Game Ambassador is available to teach easy-to-learn games and help groups get started.

Step into Ravenswood Bluff for a night of social deduction in Blood on the Clocktower. A brief rules overview helps newcomers get ready before play begins, then a Storyteller guides the action with all props provided. Each participant takes on a unique role, some loyal and some treacherous, with survival as the ultimate goal. A storm rages, a body hangs from the clocktower, and a hidden demon stalks the town... will the truth be uncovered before evil prevails? Bring your wits and, if you like, a friend to watch your back.

Group Therapy brings a set of favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s to Cross Roads Pizza & Pub in Rocklin, California. The venue is building its reputation as a hub for local music and serves made to order pizza. The bar features sixteen rotating taps with a mix of craft and domestic beers to enjoy during the show.

Windstorm brings Earth, Wind & Fire favorites to Painkillers Pub for a lively September celebration. Expect a night filled with funk, soul, and disco grooves that keep the dance floor buzzing. Bring friends and celebrate timeless songs that generations love to dance to.

This Friday Night Magic Commander tournament welcomes players of all ages. The entry fee is $10, and participants receive guaranteed points and prize support. The event runs each week, highlighting adventures across planes such as Theros and Phyrexia. For questions or concerns, contact the Roseville store at 916-783-8005.

This free gathering blends bubbles, beer, and brain power. New topics are introduced each week to keep the experience fresh and engaging.

Almost Original comes back to CJ's in Rocklin for another appearance.

Part of the Friday Nights Live series, this performance features Aaron Leigh of the hard rock band Y&T on the Main Stage. His Acoustic Vintage Rock N Roll set pays tribute to decades of music, with classic rock favorites from the 1960s through the 90s reworked for an intimate, unplugged setting. Pick up dinner from on-site restaurants and enjoy the music under the open sky. Bring chairs or a blanket for seating, and note that alcoholic beverages are not permitted outside of restaurant dining patios.

Red Bluff performs live at the Onyx in Roseville.

Young musicians bring hot club jazz to the patio, performing in a style inspired by Django Reinhardt. An outdoor performance centered on the classic hot club tradition.

Browse farm-fresh fruits and vegetables from area growers, enjoy ready-made and hot dishes, and shop handmade goods from local artisans while musicians perform. Families will find activities for children, and a newly added community-focused area spotlights local businesses with chef demonstrations and more. The market happens regardless of the weather and is set beside Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

Set at Sunrise Mall, this long-running farmers market is the first in the Living Smart family and reflects its roots in the local community. Regional growers return regularly with peak-season harvests, bringing sun-kissed strawberries, crisp celery, and an array of produce such as vine-ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, and herbs. It is more than a quick errand. Shoppers connect with the people who grow their food and can rely on consistent quality that makes everyday staples stand out. Wide walkways, a friendly atmosphere, and a mix of beloved longtime vendors alongside seasonal favorites have made it a weekly tradition for many families, whether stocking the pantry, planning a weekend meal, or seeking a perfectly sweet berry.

Rain or shine, this community farmers market features a wide range of foods, plants, and handmade goods. Shop certified organic produce, mushrooms, nuts, fresh and dried herbs, eggs, cheese, fish and seafood, and meats such as poultry, lamb, beef, and pork. Discover gluten-free and traditional baked treats including breads and pies, along with pantry favorites like honey, olive oil, jams, jellies, preserves, salsas, pickles, and dried fruit. Enjoy gourmet prepared options such as tamales, arepas, sauces, hummus, and vegan protein choices like cashew-based cheese. Plant lovers will find nursery stock including trees and shrubs, starter and decorative plants with succulents, and cut flowers. Additional offerings include coffee and tea, fresh fruit juices, natural pet feed, soap and body care, and artisan-made crafts and woodworking.

Presented by the Cappuccino Cruisers, this classic car show celebrates vintage automobiles in a nostalgic setting. Owners of vehicles from 1980 or earlier can register to showcase their cars and compete for prizes, while enthusiasts enjoy a display of timeless classics. Registration is open.

Enjoy a no-cost outdoor fitness session created to wake up the body and settle the mind, held in the Fountains Courtyard near Pet Food Express. As part of the Fountains Morning Movement series, this installment is led by Sacred Studios and offers either mat Pilates or a flowing Vinyasa yoga practice in the open air. Please bring a mat, a water bottle, and a towel. Activities are dependent on weather, and schedules or details may change.

Build lifesaving skills and earn certification through CPR and BLS classes. Offerings include Basic Life Support for healthcare providers such as registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, certified nursing assistants, and medical assistants, along with a CPR and First Aid course designed for teachers, childcare providers, nannies, parents, and workplace teams. These classes are suitable for meeting requirements for employment, school, or community service.

Now in its 35th year, the Polish Festival is happening, offering a family-friendly afternoon with live music, Polish food, dancing, and more.

Set luck aside and dive into a day built for careful planning and clever tactics. Strategy Saturday centers on thoughtful gameplay where decisions matter more than dice. The focus is on games that reward long-term planning and smart positioning. On the second Saturday, the selection rotates with different strategy titles. On the fourth Saturday, the spotlight is on Twilight Imperium, Fourth Edition.

Relive the era of classic radio with a live, costumed cast performing favorite programs and songs from the 1940s and 50s. A dedicated Foley artist produces every door slam, phone ring, and thunderclap on stage, enhancing stories that swing between comedy and drama while period tunes fill the room. The lineup changes monthly, with scripts and vintage commercials pulled from favorites like Our Miss Brooks, The Bickersons, Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee and Molly, My Friend Irma, and others. Tickets are $13 when purchased online and $10 at the door. Private performances can be arranged at the theatre or presented off site.

Back Bistro hosts live music by the Wealth Of Nations Trio. Expect rich harmonies, an acoustic-centered sound, and a mix of classic rock staples that range from easygoing rhythms to lively crowd-pleasers. The performance pairs well with dinner, cocktails, and a relaxed patio setting for a night out.

Hosted at the Roseville Aquatic Complex, SPLASH! gathers local wineries, breweries, restaurants, and bands for a festive experience with all-you-can-sample food and drinks plus plenty of dancing. This edition marks the 30th year of the celebration.

Kick up your heels at an evening filled with line dancing and country music. Doors open with lessons to get things started, then North Forty Band performs later in the night.

Set in the heart of Mahany Park, this Sunday market brings together farmers, food artisans, and local makers for a relaxed community experience. Visitors will find seasonal produce, small batch foods, and handmade goods, along with ready to eat bites for a quick snack or lunch. Live music adds to the easygoing atmosphere, and the open space gives kids room to play. It is a weekly tradition that celebrates fresh, local offerings and the small businesses that help the community thrive.

Maidu Park Farmers Market brings a friendly, family-focused marketplace to Maidu Regional Park. Find seasonal produce, farm eggs, local honey, and fresh herbs alongside artisan foods, baked goods, jams, and other small-batch treats. Food trucks serve ready-to-enjoy meals and snacks so it is easy to grab a bite while you browse. Stalls featuring bouquets, plants, and nursery starts add plenty of color. Live music creates a relaxed community feel, and parking is free.

Enjoy a casual miniature painting meetup where creativity takes center stage. Admission includes paints, brushes, and other basic supplies, or bring your own if you prefer. Miniatures are not included. All experience levels are welcome. Participants who sign up receive 10% off one miniature from the retail space to use during the paint party, and this offer does not stack with a member discount. It is a friendly setting to paint, chat, and connect with the GGC community.

A weekly Pokémon Trading Card Game gathering welcomes players of every age at Galaxy Game Cafe, an official Pokémon League venue. The entry fee covers organized TCG sessions, prize packs, and full-day access to the play area, game library, and family zone. Space permitting, walk-ins can take part. Expect league play, friendly tournaments, Play Academy activities, card trading, and casual battles in a relaxed, inclusive setting for kids, teens, adults, and returning fans. Certified Pokémon Professors offer guidance to help new and experienced players build skills, and new participants receive a Pokémon Player ID number. It is family friendly and designed for both beginners and competitive players. Pokémon here is about more than collecting, it is a chance to learn, connect, and have fun together.

A welcoming meetup for fans of My Little Pony card games and collectibles to play, trade, and connect. Bring a favorite deck and cards to trade, or jump in as a beginner with learn-to-play guidance; newcomers do not need to bring cards because a limited number of starter decks are available on a first come basis. Experienced players can help teach others or settle into casual matches and card swaps. Each day of participation earns an entry into a monthly drawing for a Kayou My Little Pony TCG prize. The club also features a friendly Swiss tournament once a month with three best-of-one rounds and Kayou MLP promo prizing, followed by casual play, trading, and prize distribution, with participation prizing dependent on availability. Please download the free official MLP CardGame app and register for each Galaxy Game Cafe event you plan to attend. All ages are welcome; players under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Trapt takes the stage at Goldfield Roseville to perform its debut album from beginning to end, along with additional songs. Sygnal To Noise and A Block are also on the bill for this live show.

Experience a live performance by Luke Bower inside Folsom Hotel.

Tee off for a good cause at the Unified Fore Joy ProAm, a golf tournament centered on inclusion at Topgolf in Roseville. Form a team with coworkers, law enforcement personnel, and other community members to play alongside Special Olympics NorCal athletes. The focus is on bringing people together through the game while celebrating unity and teamwork.

Across many cultures, people gather in pubs and beer halls to share conversation and camaraderie. In the Sacramento area, Porsche enthusiasts carry on that spirit with a relaxed monthly meetup that celebrates the cars and the community. The gathering rotates among local craft breweries, and this edition takes place at Moksa Barrel House. Owners and fans can unwind, talk shop, swap technical tips, admire the vehicles, and enjoy a friendly evening together. It is a welcoming setting to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new friends.

Rodney Atkins brings songs that resonate across generations to Quarry Park Amphitheatre, setting up an evening of sing-alongs and storytelling in an intimate open-air environment with stepped grassy seating that keeps the audience close to the stage. Recognized for one of the most distinctive voices in country music, he has spent three decades at country radio with the same label, connecting with listeners of all ages. His achievements include more than 4 billion global streams, six number one radio singles, 16.5 million RIAA-certified units, and an ACM Award. Favorites like If You’re Going Through Hell, These Are My People, Take a Back Road, and Watching You have become staples, with Watching You named Song of the Decade by Country Aircheck and honored with a BMI Million-Air Award. On television he has performed on NBC’s Today show, Good Morning America, and Fox & Friends, and he is known for heartfelt performances in venues of every size along with steady support for the United States Military. With new music continuing to arrive, including True South, this concert highlights the enduring appeal of an artist whose songs encourage perseverance, pride in where you come from, and appreciation for the ride.

Alana Springsteen takes the stage at Goldfield Roseville for a live performance, joined by special guest Erin Kinsey.

Randi Sykes brings an intimate acoustic performance to Coffee Republic, mixing beloved classic rock, country mainstays, and stripped-back arrangements that feel instantly recognizable. Warm vocals and acoustic guitar lead a set that spans tender ballads and lively, toe-tapping numbers, all curated to highlight the heart of classic rock and country. Pair the music with a handcrafted coffee, settle into a cozy seat, and enjoy an easygoing atmosphere suited to friends and family.

Roseville hosts an annual Freedom Festival that brings the community together for a day of patriotic celebration honoring all branches of the military, as well as local law enforcement and emergency services. This free, family friendly gathering features all day live music and entertainment, more than 100 local vendors, restaurants and eateries from Northern California, and a custom car show. The festivities also include the Red White and Brew Festival, featuring brews from across the country.

The MetalCloak Nor Cal Stampede returns to Prairie City SVRA with a two-day off-road showdown created in partnership by Ultra4 USA and Nor Cal Rock Racing. Competitors from across the country tackle a celebrated West Coast course that mixes rock obstacles, demanding technical sections, and fast stretches, pushing both drivers and machines to their limits. Ultra4 cars, UTVs, and dedicated rock racing teams deliver tight battles and constant on-track action. The stakes are high as this event serves as the final Ultra4 USA regional stop before Nationals and the season finale for the Nor Cal Rock Racing Series, where championship pursuits and season-long title fights come to a head. Practice and single-car qualifying set the grid, followed by a full slate of prelims and mains across classes that include NCRR 1000 Sportsman and Pro, UTV Stock, 4500 and 4600, NCRR Turbo Sportsman and Pro, UTV Open, 4800 with possible LCQ, UTV Pro-Mod, Youth 1000, UTV 170 Limited, Stock and Open, Pre Runner, and the headline 4400 program with driver introductions before the final main. Spectators can expect a family-friendly atmosphere with an industry-backed vendor midway and two packed days of racing. Pricing is $50 for the weekend, or single-day admission at $25 on Friday and $30 on Saturday, with kids 12 and under admitted free. Dry camping is available at $100 per spectator camper, RV, or fifth wheel for the weekend.

This event will be held at Opera House Saloon - Roseville.

Denio’s Farmers Market introduces its first Kids’ Pop-Up Market, inviting young entrepreneurs ages 5 to 19 to become vendors at the region’s largest swap meet for a single day. Each youth seller receives one complimentary space, and anyone under 18 must have a parent present throughout the event. It offers a practical way to clear out closets and sell toys, clothing, electronics, and more while earning extra cash for the new school year. Community members can cheer on the next wave of sellers. For registration or details, email KHernandez@deniosmarket.com.

Marking its 44th year of cross-style collaboration, this training opportunity focuses on delivering a high quality experience for students. Over the course of two days, participants receive hours of instruction from highly regarded instructors teaching within their own disciplines. Hotels are close enough to reach on foot, and a banquet provides dedicated time for networking and conversation. Attendees can sharpen existing skills, discover new techniques, and broaden their martial horizons alongside hundreds of fellow practitioners.

Northern California’s Blue Team invites prospective players and support crew to seek placement in the League during tryouts and team practice at Rusch Community Park in Citrus Heights, near Sacramento. Evaluations focus on physical conditioning, teamwork, discipline, situational awareness, and determination. Training continues in all kinds of weather, including rain, heat, and wind, so arrive prepared for a demanding session. COVID vaccination is required. Bring water and sturdy athletic shoes or boots with ankle support, and consider added protection such as a cup and a mouth guard. Equipment and armor guidelines can be discussed at practice and in the Jugger Tryouts Group. RSVP by sending a message or by indicating on the event post that you plan to attend. Additional practice opportunities may be scheduled based on availability, and newcomers can look for the Youngblood group for further guidance.

This monthly game night is designed to make it easy to meet new people and build genuine connections through play. A dedicated area and a welcoming game host help kick things off, with a mix of social icebreakers, quick-to-learn titles, and party favorites that keep conversation flowing. The atmosphere stays relaxed and friendly so game lovers can connect comfortably. An optional themed trivia session is included with the ticket, giving participants a chance to team up and test their knowledge. Some groups even meet here and later link up for D&D campaigns. Space is limited, so advance sign-up is recommended.

Diva Rox performs live at The Oak T Sports Bar & Grill. Enjoy a set of music from this performer.

Food Truck Mania pairs with the City of Roseville Concert on the Square to offer a variety of gourmet food trucks alongside a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. Attendees can explore diverse flavors, share a meal together, and enjoy a safe, positive setting designed for making lasting memories with friends and family. Details on participating trucks and options to order ahead are available from the organizers.

Road Rage performs a set of 1970s and 1980s classic rock and metal favorites at CJ’s Pizza Bar & Grill.

Folsom Moose Lodge presents a special benefit featuring live classic rock and blues from The Bone Shakers. The evening centers on dancing, live music, and time with friends, with proceeds directed to lodge improvements that support members and the community. Attendance is limited to members and qualified guests.

The Placer Breast Cancer Foundation presents the Hot Pink Bubbles & Brews Fun Run, offering 5K, 10K, and 1 mile options for participants of all experience levels. Every runner receives a tech shirt and finisher medal, plus a pancake breakfast and a choice of beer or mimosa, with a kid friendly beverage available for younger participants. Supporters who are not running can make a $20 donation and enjoy pancakes and a drink. The pancake breakfast will be prepared by the Roseville Firefighters and Roseville Firefighters Local 1592. Proceeds benefit the Placer Breast Cancer Foundation’s work in breast cancer research, education, and community outreach. Participants can honor or remember someone affected by breast cancer by purchasing a write on sticker during registration and wearing it during the event. Early packet pickup will be offered, and race day pickup will be available at the registration booth. Additional information about early packet and shirt pickup will be shared.

A Dreams and Drivers Cars and Coffee gathering marks the close of summer and looks ahead to holiday fundraising, set by the Starbucks and Hobby Lobby near Lone Tree Boulevard. Attendees are asked to be respectful to the host and to the Rocklin Police Department.

Market Plaza Live hosts a spirited celebration of Mexican culture featuring Mariachi Bonitas de Dinorah, a trailblazing all-female mariachi group from Sacramento. The show blends radiant vocals, tight harmonies, and skillful instrumentation with lively stagecraft, uniting long-standing traditions with an empowering presence. Expect a colorful program filled with dynamic rhythms, heartfelt melodies, and moments that spotlight heritage and community.

Peripheral Guidance teams up with Cellar 13 Films to capture a live concert scene for the upcoming film Serial Killers: The Beginning, with the crowd featured on camera at Goldfield - Roseville. The band has created an exclusive original song for the movie’s soundtrack, and the production will provide camera and sound while directing the action. All ages are welcome. Wear whatever you like, with Peripheral Guidance gear encouraged. Advance tickets are $30, and prices increase at the door. Payment is accepted via Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, or Zelle. Expect a high energy concert setting as the audience helps bring a key scene to life for the film.

Legendary punk rock band The Exploited performs live at Goldfield - Roseville, unleashing high-octane energy and a raw, powerful sound. Expect an evening fueled by punk spirit and a rebellious edge from a group known for intense performances.

Joshua Ray Walker takes the stage for a live performance at Folsom Hotel, joined by special guest FABRIZIO.

Geoff Tate and Operation: Mindcrime perform live at Goldfield Roseville.

Everyone is welcome, as this is an all ages event. There is a no re-entry policy, and the schedule, including any supporting acts, may change without notice or refund. Tickets bought through unofficial third party sellers cannot be verified by the box office, and any scanning issues must be handled directly with the seller. Guests with mobility needs can request a reserved seating area that accommodates up to two people per party; availability is limited, so make a reservation after purchasing a general admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com with your show details. The venue is cashless and accepts cards and mobile payments. Presale options include artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember, with a public on sale also available.

Colby Acuff takes the stage for a live performance at Goldfield Roseville.

Bite Nite returns with a Palm Royal theme at the Rocklin Events Center, blending 1960s glamour with a modern twist in support of CASA of Placer, Yuba & Sutter. Guests can expect vintage flair, classic cocktails, and an invitation to show off retro style, whether that means sleek mid-century looks or bold patterns. Sample signature dishes from 25 highly regarded regional restaurants, then take part in live and silent auctions featuring vacations to Nashville, Hawaii, and Mexico alongside distinctive local experiences. Proceeds strengthen CASA’s advocacy and mentorship for at-risk youth and for foster families navigating challenging times. Early bird tickets are $150, with pricing increasing to $200 after the early bird period.

Sac Town Hoedown and Fall Festival brings a full weekend of country dance and autumn cheer to At The Grounds. The schedule features line dance and country swing workshops, beginner and advanced competitions, and social dancing across multiple sessions, with live music and DJ sets filling four dance floors. Those who prefer to browse and taste can explore the Fall Artisan and Crafters Market, where local makers showcase seasonal goods alongside plenty of food options. This edition carries forward the outdoor fall festival atmosphere, with sunsets, live performances, and vendors that were highlights in 2025. The event centers on community, welcoming many styles under one roof, including line dancing, country swing, and two step, while lifting up local instructors alongside top talent. Expect a robust workshop lineup led by well known instructors and choreographers, plus NCDC Swing and line competitions offering belt buckle prizes. Pre and after party locations will be announced. Tickets are available on Danceplace, and a VIP upgrade adds access to premium workshops and more personal time with instructors.

Diva Rox takes the stage for a live music performance.

Shri Achal Mehta brings a live Garba and Dandiya night to Sacramento where attendees can mark Navratri through lively rhythms, dynamic energy, and time honored traditions. The evening features dancing set to live music, creating a festive atmosphere that blends music, culture, and a strong sense of community. It offers a spirited showcase of Gujarati culture with Garba and Dandiya at the center.

The Heavy Vibes Tour brings Tribal Seeds and Fortunate Youth to Quarry Park Amphitheatre in Rocklin for an evening of uplifting reggae. Born in San Diego, Tribal Seeds has built a 19 year run with four studio albums, two EPs, a live release, and more than 1.3 billion streams, fueled by extensive tours through Europe, South America, New Zealand, Mexico, Guam, and Aruba. Their 2008 self-titled album reached number one on the iTunes Reggae chart and earned a San Diego Music Award for Best Reggae/World Album, while tracks like In Your Eyes and Dawn of Time together exceed 275 million plays. Creativity continued with Live: The 2020 Sessions, and their latest chapter, Ancient Blood, blends classic roots with contemporary sounds in collaborations with Twinkle Brothers, Kabaka Pyramid, Romain Virgo, and Hollie Cook. Sharing the bill, Fortunate Youth grew from backyard gatherings in Southern California beach towns into a Hermosa Beach sextet known for a message of peace, love, and unity. Their sound fuses reggae with blues, ska, rock, world, soul, and punk, and their road life includes global touring alongside Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, and SOJA. Set in an intimate open air amphitheatre with tiered grass seating, this co-headline concert centers on positive energy, sing along moments, and dance friendly rhythms that bring people together.

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

Experience a playful art game workshop that blends creativity with chance. Participants begin with a blank canvas, then in each round draw a card that dictates the next step, whether using a specific supply, following a prompt, testing a new technique, or swapping canvases with another participant. No two creations turn out the same, and everyone leaves with a completed piece shaped by the luck of the draw. No prior art skills are required, only a sense of play. Registration also includes full-day access to a game play space featuring more than 1,200 board and card games.

The Dave Lynch Group brings elegant, contemporary jazz to the patio with a polished, refined sound.

Open to beginners and advanced practitioners alike, this in-person session offers a safe and friendly space for hands-on practice. It begins with a meditation, then shifts into intentional connection with one another’s energy to receive messages. Activities are designed to help you tune and refine your psychic senses so you can receive insights for yourself and for others. The focus is on messages from spirit, including spirit guides, angels, the higher self, loved ones, and other beings of light. Cost is $20. Payment can be made at the door or via Venmo @crystalrose4444 or PayPal @crystalrose4444.

156/Silence performs live at Goldfield Roseville with special guests Aviana, HEAVENSGATE, and fromjoy. The lineup brings the headliner together with each guest act for a multi-artist show on one stage.

Brian Fallon & The Painkillers bring a live show to Goldfield Roseville. Experience the band on stage in a concert setting.

The 3rd Annual CH PAL Golf Tournament takes place at Whitney Oaks Golf Club. Organizers say last year’s tournament was a lot of fun and it nearly sold out, and they aim to make this edition even better for golfers. Registration is open with early pricing available.

Eli Young Band brings its Texas country sound and 25 years of chart-topping songs to Quarry Park Amphitheatre. The long-standing lineup of Mike Eli, James Young, Jon Jones, and Chris Thompson has grown from Denton beginnings to global stages while staying true to its roots. Their 2005 breakthrough Level led to Billboard Top 5 albums, including the number one 10,000 Towns and the Platinum-certified Life At Best. The catalog features multi-Platinum hits such as Crazy Girl and Even If It Breaks Your Heart, along with number one singles like Drunk Last Night and Love Ain’t. After 2022’s Love Talking, the band returned to the Denton studio where Level was made and released Strange Hours in 2025, a 13-track album created with a no-frills approach and designed for the stage. Lead single Home In Hometown reflects life on the road and what home means. The performance unfolds in an intimate open-air amphitheatre with tiered grass seating at Quarry Park, showcasing the group’s Texas country style with a rock edge.

Opera House Saloon hosts a shimmering masquerade celebrating David Bowie and the 40th anniversary of Labyrinth. The venue transforms into a glam fantasy setting where nods to goblins and heroes meet a soundtrack of Bowie favorites. Guests can expect a dance-forward party, eye-catching costumes, and a festive costume contest. Masks and plenty of sparkle are welcome. Whether decked out in a crown and glitter boots or arriving as your most imaginative self, enjoy an evening of music, mystery, and Starman spirit.

Todd Morgan steps into the spotlight for an intimate solo set that puts his musicianship front and center. A fixture of the Sacramento scene, he writes, sings, produces, and plays both piano and guitar, and many will recognize him from Todd Morgan & the Emblems. His performance blends pop, rock, soul, and early rock and roll into a lively, timeless sound that keeps audiences engaged. With albums such as Sweet Pretender and extensive appearances at local festivals and venues, he remains a powerful presence in Sacramento’s music community. Expect a close-up show... just the artist and the songs, delivered with energy and style.

Explore the darker side of true crime at a speakeasy-style night in Roseville that traces the histories of Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, and Ed Gein. Sip cocktails crafted to match each story while mixologists serve as storytellers, guiding the experience. Expect an immersive setting with building tension and theatrical touches as each account unfolds. This event often sells out quickly.

Bring the whole family to the gallery for a drop-in arts and crafts session that encourages kids to experiment with different art materials and express their creativity together. A Blue Line Arts team member will guide participants step by step through the featured project. Each month offers a new activity inspired by the themes currently displayed in the gallery, and all supplies and instruction are included. An RSVP is required to help plan for materials. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non-members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

Aspire offers a single evening designed for women, weaving together laughter, learning, personal stories, and music. Taking the stage are author and speaker Barb Roose, comedian Amberly Neese, and singer and worship leader Mia Koehne. A brief 15 minute panel with the speakers is planned before the main program. The event is hosted at Lutheran Church of the Ascension. General admission is $30. VIP reserved tickets are $40 and include reserved seating and a snack bag. Discounted group tickets for 10 or more are available by phone at 480-812-1100. Prices increase at the door. Tickets are nonrefundable, and transfers can be arranged through the office at 480-812-1100.

Spring Detox Band brings a lively set to House of Oliver, featuring crowd favorite hits spanning the past few decades. Attendees can sip wine and whisky and enjoy tasty bites while the band keeps the energy up. Dancing shoes are encouraged for a fun, music filled atmosphere.

A kid-centered K-Pop party at Goldfield Roseville features a lively mix of K-Pop favorites, remixed selections from familiar movie soundtracks, and well known pop anthems from films. Costumes are encouraged, and guests can dance and shine. Presented by @thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment.

The Army, The Navy bring a live performance to Goldfield Roseville, joined by special guest Ella Woosley.

VERTIGOGO caps the Friday Nights Live season with a wide-ranging rock setlist spanning the 1960s to today. Formed in the Sacramento region, this local favorite blends beloved classics with a few unexpected picks. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating. Grab dinner, dessert, or drinks from nearby restaurants and enjoy the music beneath the Roseville evening sky. Alcoholic beverages must remain within designated restaurant patio areas.

Opera House Saloon hosts a country night featuring line dancing and live music. The evening begins with lessons, followed by a performance from Locked and Loaded Band to keep the dance floor moving.

Rock With You brings a live concert tribute to Michael Jackson to Harris Center for the Arts in Folsom. The production channels the high energy of his renowned stage shows and the soulful vocals that defined his music, supported by a 10 piece band. The full Thriller album is performed from start to finish, with additional songs completing the program. Two lead performers share the spotlight, one delivering all vocals live and the other embodying the signature look and moves, uniting the sound and spectacle on one stage. Backed by musicians who recreate the arrangements as originally written, the show focuses on heart, craft, and the lasting impact of his music.

Yasss Tacos LLC will be back at the Move With MADD event, returning after being a crowd favorite last year. Look for this popular vendor on site during the festivities.

Spend the weekend treasure hunting while giving great items a second life at a large indoor thrifting event at the Roebbelen Center in Roseville. The marketplace spans more than 100,000 square feet and brings together people clearing out their closets alongside curated vintage sellers. Shoppers can enjoy a mimosa while browsing and use complimentary bag hold to keep hands free for more finds. This is a one-weekend-only experience. Be cautious of potential scams from comments or unsolicited contacts.

Now in its 16th year, this 111 mile ride brings the community together to support veterans and first responders. Registration helps fund mental health resources, increase awareness of PTSD and PTSI, and advance suicide prevention for people who have served and protected their communities. The day offers a well-organized ride and a welcoming atmosphere throughout, with breakfast and coffee, raffle prizes, a BBQ lunch, and time to connect around the shared mission. Options include riding with a group, bringing a co-rider, or participating as a non-rider supporter.

Explore a you-pick style pumpkin patch made entirely of glass, featuring more than 7,000 handblown pieces inspired by autumn. Stroll among pumpkins, acorns, ghosts, apples, flowers, and other creative designs arranged like a traditional patch. Every item is crafted by local glassblowers, so no two are exactly alike. This time-honored craft is practiced year-round with exceptional care and precision, offering a broad range of colors and sizes at various price points. Live glassblowing demonstrations take place every 30 minutes, and visitors can see 2,200-degree molten glass shaped into art as it happens. Admission is free, parking is ample and free, and complimentary popcorn is available along with the free live demos. Wisegal Coffee and more will also be on site. This Folsom tradition draws thousands of families and friends each year to browse, collect, and make lasting seasonal memories. Whether adding to a collection or selecting a first keepsake meant to endure for years, there is something special to take home. Presented by 2BGlass, recognized as California’s top-rated glassblowing studio.

Now in its 20th year, the Folsom Family Expo takes place at gopalladio and is presented by Style Readers Media, the publisher behind @stylemagfedhs and @stylemags. Billed as the family event of the year, it is a community gathering centered on families.

A group of young musicians brings hot club music to the patio in the tradition of Django Reinhardt. Lively rhythms and classic swing set an upbeat tone for an open-air performance.

The third annual Halloween Towne returns to Vernon Street Town Square in Roseville for a single evening devoted to Halloween. This lively night market fills the street with glowing pumpkins, a spooky atmosphere, and the energy of a community gathering. Shoppers can explore booths from Northern California makers and local businesses, enjoy food and sweet treats, and discover oddities, collectibles, and other unique finds. It welcomes families and anyone looking to embrace the season, and costumes are encouraged. Vendor opportunities are available for those interested in participating.

Velvet Overdrive performs live, presenting an in-person set of songs played on stage.

Tainted Love presents a live tribute to 1980s music at Goldfield Roseville, performing inside the venue.

Presented by Quarry Park Amphitheater in collaboration with Harlows Night club, this concert brings Last Dinosaurs to the Quarry Park Amphitheater stage for a live performance. The event is open to all ages.

Matt Rainey delivers a hard-hitting, soulful take on blues rooted in Northern California. A two-time Sacramento Area Music Award recipient for Outstanding Blues, he blends deep roots with high-energy performances, appearing at more than 200 shows each year alongside an all-star band.

Goldfield Roseville hosts a live performance by Fallrise with special guests Sindria, Waves Of Distortion, Wake The Beast, and Dark Signal. This multi-artist bill brings all five acts to the same stage for a live show at the venue.

Evenings in the Park transforms the outdoors into a welcoming gathering filled with music, creativity, and neighborhood energy. Enjoy performances by local talent while exploring artisans showcasing handmade goods and sampling offerings from food trucks. Hands-on activities include an interactive community art project, a bubble station, a Chalk Walk, and lawn games. Children can play in inflatable bounce houses, and the night concludes with a no cost outdoor movie beneath the night sky. With vendors, live music, and a relaxed setting, it is a friendly way for friends, families, and neighbors to connect.

Roald Dahl's classic tale arrives as a mainstage musical for the whole family. Under the direction of Colton Archey, with choreography by Jerald Bolden and music direction by Jennifer Vaughn, it features a score by Tony Award nominated songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and a book by Timothy Allen McDonald. After his aunts send him to cut down their old fruit tree, James finds a potion that grows a massive peach, begins an ocean crossing inside it, and teams up with human sized insect companions. Together they face hunger, sharks, and disagreements, then learn to pull together with James's clever ideas. The voyage succeeds, and the story takes a new turn when they reach the Empire State Building.

At Maidu Regional Park, this fundraiser supports Hope Mommies, a 501c3 that serves bereaved families after pregnancy or infant loss. The event features 10k and 5k races along with a Kids Fun Run. After the running events, attendees can enjoy local food trucks, vendor booths, a raffle, a bounce house, and more. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including a Title Sponsor, and participation options are offered for those who are not local.

AllStars916 brings a Lowlympics Trunk or Treat gathering that welcomes every type of vehicle and build. Independent drivers and organized car clubs are invited to participate, with more than 100 medallions set to be awarded across a range of categories. Families are encouraged to attend, and children of all ages are welcome.

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The annual showcase at Blue Line Gallery in Roseville brings together a single piece from every artist, school, and gallery participating in the 2026 Placer Artists Tour. It offers a preview of the talent on the Tour and makes it easy to pick up a guidebook and plan which studios and galleries to visit. Viewing is free during regular gallery hours. A Gala Reception, with a $10 suggested donation, features appetizers, beverages, and live music by members of the Auburn Symphony, with many artists available to discuss their work. This exhibition highlights the breadth of creativity across the community and serves as a welcoming launch to the Tour.

This year’s I Can Fight Cancer Brewfest supports Albie Aware Breast Cancer Awareness and is moving to At The Grounds in Roseville. Breweries will set up under The Barn 2, providing cover if it rains and shade when it is hot. An adjacent covered arena offers plenty of space to sit and eat. Parking is plentiful for vendors and attendees, and the cost is included in every ticket. That 90’s Band will perform and is donating their time for the cause. Tickets follow a tiered structure for General Admission and VIP, with early bird, advance, and at-the-door options, priced at $45 to $60 for GA and $75 to $90 for VIP.

The Wallflowers bring the Bringing Down the Horse 30th Anniversary Tour to Quarry Park Amphitheatre, performing the 1996, six-times-Platinum album in full alongside a career-spanning set of favorites. Led by Jakob Dylan’s evocative songwriting and unmistakable voice, the record delivered enduring hits like the Grammy-winning One Headlight, which still leads Billboard’s Greatest of All Time Adult Alternative Songs chart, as well as 6th Avenue Heartache, The Difference, Three Marlenas, and Josephine. Known for music that blends timeless storytelling with a modern, hard-hitting edge, the band honors both the album’s critical success and a rich catalog that includes newer work from Exit Wounds, produced by Butch Walker, and deep cuts from releases like Glad All Over. Set in an intimate open-air amphitheatre with tiered grass seating, this celebration presents the album front to back and showcases three decades of rock and roll.

Dirty Clean takes the stage for a live music performance.

Pumpkin Pageant offers a lighthearted, easygoing pageant experience at Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall. Application information and additional details are available on the event website.

Ben's Barketplace Citrus Heights hosts a one day event offering non-anesthetic teeth cleaning for dogs and cats. Sessions take less than an hour and help promote clean teeth and fresher breath. A veterinary screening and exam are required. Appointments are limited, and more details are available through the Get Tickets option.

SSM Nashville recording artist Cynthia Renee and her band bring a night of modern country and original music to Out of Bounds Brewing Company.

Put on your most outrageous Halloween costume and head to PowerHouse for a spirited night of nonstop dancing. Show your creativity, bring the energy, and keep the celebration going in full costume all night long.

Empire Ranch Golf Course hosts a year-end scramble-format tournament featuring lunch and a raffle. Entry is $98.

Celebrate the spirit of Diwali at Hampton Inn & Suites Folsom with a festive shopping event featuring Chandni Boutique. Browse a fresh collection of sarees, lengha, suits, and jewelry offered at wallet friendly prices to refresh your celebration wardrobe. It provides an easy way to explore new arrivals with friends and family. For details, contact Shashi Sen at 916-259-9044.

The Sac State Placer Alumni Chapter hosts its annual Topgolf Tournament at Topgolf Roseville. Friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors are welcome, and no golf experience is required. It is a chance to reconnect with fellow Hornets and meet new faces. A portion of every dollar supports scholarships for Sacramento State students from Placer County. All skill levels and backgrounds are encouraged to take part.

Renowned post-punk band The Psychedelic Furs will perform at Quarry Park Amphitheatre, showcasing their distinctive sound.

Todd Morgan, a Sacramento favorite, takes the spotlight in a solo performance that highlights his range as a singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and producer. Known from Todd Morgan & the Emblems, he shifts from bandleader to a one-artist show that puts the focus on intimate musicianship. The set weaves together pop, rock, soul, and early rock ’n’ roll, delivered with lively energy and a classic touch. With albums such as Sweet Pretender and many appearances at local festivals and venues, he remains a vital presence in the Sacramento music scene. This is an up close experience with the artist and his songs.

Y&T brings a Halloween celebration to Quarry Park Amphitheater for a festive salute to the spooky season.

At Ben's Barketplace - Folsom, this one day clinic provides non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Each appointment focuses on fresher breath and cleaner teeth, typically taking under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required before treatment. Appointments are limited, and more information is available through the Get Tickets option.

A Halloween bash featuring The Spazmatics takes place at PowerHouse in Folsom.

During the Placer Artists Tour, the Roseville Rock Rollers Gem and Mineral Society opens its Lapidary Shop to the public for demonstrations and displays that showcase the lapidary arts. Visitors can watch stones being cut, ground, and polished, then explore exhibits of cabochons, minerals, fossils, and handcrafted jewelry. Educational information covers earth sciences and stone cutting, and society members are available to share their knowledge and talk about ways to get involved.

Diva Rox unleashes commanding vocals, razor sharp musicianship, and high voltage energy while delivering rock staples that span every era. Expect a set filled with songs you know by heart, performed with punch and polish.

Families can spend creative time together in the gallery during a drop-in arts and crafts session with a hands-on project. A Blue Line Arts staff member provides step-by-step guidance, and each installment highlights a new activity inspired by the themes on view in the gallery. All supplies and instruction are included. RSVP is required so organizers can plan materials accordingly. Participation is complimentary for Blue Line Arts Family Level Members, and non-members pay a $5 materials fee per participant.

Experience the final gig of the year at CJ's Pizza Bar & Grill. The goal is a full house with an upbeat, dance-friendly vibe. Comfortable shoes suitable for dancing are recommended.

Opera House Saloon Roseville hosts The Gen X'ers Band with a throwback set that captures the spirit of 80s and 90s parties. This tribute act zeroes in on the early MTV era, delivering 80s favorites with a hint of grunge. The performance highlights the songs and video-driven hits that defined Generation X, presented with an authentic live sound made for dancing.

Roger Clyne and PH Naffah deliver a live performance inside Folsom Hotel.

The Roseville Rock Rollers Gem & Mineral Society hosts an educational gathering focused on rocks, minerals, and related topics. Guests are welcome to attend and explore the world of gems and minerals. Meetings often include guest speakers, member-donated refreshments, a silent auction, and updates on upcoming society events and activities. This edition features an oral auction conducted by the Society’s Lapidary Shop Committee and a Board of Directors election. A social hour precedes the meeting. The event takes place at At The Grounds.

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

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

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

Opera House Saloon hosts an evening themed around Guns N' Roses, offering a dedicated night for fans of the band.