Events in Roseville today

A cheerful celebration of peach season fills the market with farm fresh peaches, locally grown produce, handmade goods, and tasty options from food trucks and food vendors. Live music sets the tone as visitors browse artisan booths and enjoy seasonal treats. Kids can dive into a dedicated zone with games and activities. Watch for the hourly peach cake walk for a chance to win sweet prizes, and check out the contest for the best peach-inspired outfit. Whether stocking up on the season’s standout fruit, meeting friends for lunch, or making memories with family, this market day offers something for everyone.

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Explore a community farmers market featuring farm-fresh produce, hot and prepared foods, artisan crafts, and live music. Families can look forward to kid-friendly activities offered each week. Visit the new community corner to connect with local businesses and watch chef-led cooking demos alongside other highlights. The market takes place regardless of the weather and is set next to Rocklin Quarry Adventure Park.

Enjoy an outdoor group obedience class with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, featuring force free, reward based training that builds a stronger relationship between people and their dogs. Each session adapts to the teams attending, and all experience levels are welcome. Participants work on everyday manners and foundations such as sit, down, stay, stand, recall, and attention, along with polite greetings and calm sitting for petting. The class also covers walking on a loose leash, focus around distractions, impulse control, and preparation for Canine Good Citizen skills. Puppies under one year may test for the AKC STAR Puppy title after completing six classes, which serves as an early step toward the CGC program. The series is led by instructor Aaron Wood with Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching and is priced at $350 for six sessions. For everyone’s comfort and safety, dogs must remain leashed at all times. Dogs in heat are not permitted, and harsh corrections, e collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable leashes are not allowed. Please give other dogs and handlers plenty of space, and limit participation to one adult handler per dog. Plan to bring proof of current vaccinations with ID for your dog, high value treats, a six foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water for both handler and dog, waste bags, and an optional chair. Sessions are held outdoors, so dress for the weather. A waiver notice applies, stating that participation includes a release of liability for Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching, event organizers, and the City of Rocklin or Roseville, including their officers, agents, volunteers, and directors. Attendance also constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for promotional use at no cost.

The first market in the Living Smart family, Sunrise Mall Farmers Market is well established, lively, and closely tied to the community. A strong roster of local growers returns each week with peak seasonal harvests, from sun ripened strawberries picked at their best to bright, crisp celery. Expect vine ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, herbs, and more, all grown and gathered by farmers who know their fields inside and out. This is more than a quick stop for produce. It is a place where quality and consistency go hand in hand. Shoppers can connect with the people behind their food, and weekly staples taste better because they are grown with care. Set at Sunrise Mall, the market has become a tradition for many families. Wide aisles, a friendly atmosphere, and a mix of longtime vendors and seasonal favorites create a true community hub. Whether stocking up for the week, planning brunch, or craving a perfectly sweet berry, this market delivers. It started it all and remains a favorite within the Living Smart family.

BT Collins Disc Golf Course hosts a competitive disc golf event with divisions for MPO, MA1, MA2, MA3, FA1 and FA2. The entry fee is $10 per round, payable in cash, or add $1 when paying via PayPal. From each entry, $6 is directed to payouts, $1 to the Cash CTP, and $1 each to the Ace Pot, FDGC and PDGA, which is required for sanctioned league play. Payouts depend on field size within each division, with only first place paid when there are three or fewer players, first and second when there are four, and the top three when five or more take part. In line with PDGA rules, professionals with a 970 or higher rating must play MPO, and female players rated 875 or higher must compete in a mixed division.

Browse a lively community market that happens regardless of weather, featuring fresh produce including certified organic fruits and vegetables, plus a wide range of specialty foods and handmade goods. Find gluten-free baked treats, artisan breads and pies, gourmet options such as tamales and arepas, small-batch sauces and hummus, honey, mushrooms, nuts, olive oil, cheese, eggs, fish and seafood, and fresh fruit juices. Shop meats like poultry, lamb, beef, and pork. Pick up starters and decorative plants, succulents, and nursery stock such as trees and shrubs, along with fresh or dried herbs. Explore vegan protein choices including cashew cheese, natural pet feed, soap and other body care, cut flowers, and creative pieces from crafters and woodworkers. Coffee and tea are also on hand. It is an easy place to stock the pantry, grab something ready to eat, and discover unique artisan items.

Share food and conversation at an Enchanted Pools potluck. When you RSVP, note whether you plan to meet at the park and ride or at the trailhead so everyone can find you easily. Departure will be prompt.

Give your pet a brighter smile with teeth cleaning without anesthesia for both dogs and cats. The service is designed to freshen breath and remove buildup, and most appointments take under an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required before treatment. This is a one-day offering with limited appointment availability. For additional details, see the Get Tickets option.

Tired of the time and cost of maintaining a lawn? Join this in-person workshop at the Utility Exploration Center to learn how to replace your lawn with low-water plants, including California native plants. The goal is to cut down on watering and maintenance, use fewer pesticides, and support local birds, bees, and butterflies. Admission is free, but reservations are required.

Kyran's Creature Creations is hosting an all day crochet experience at Galaxy Game Cafe for makers of every skill level. This monthly format features two options, one tailored for beginners and another centered on a make-a-long project. Crochet 101 introduces the basics of crochet and amigurumi with guided instruction and included supplies, with plenty of time to practice and socialize. Create-A-Critter is a guided crochet-along focused on a featured amigurumi project, and supplies are provided to help bring the critter to life alongside fellow crafters. An open Crochet Social is also available during either session for those already working on their own projects. The cafe’s regular $10 game space entry applies, and participants should bring their own supplies and works in progress to craft, chat, and hang out.

Strategy Saturday centers on thoughtful tactics and long term planning, ideal for players who want less reliance on dice and more emphasis on skill. Expect deep decision making, extended arcs of play, and chances to outmaneuver opponents through careful strategy. The schedule features rotating games on the second Saturday, and the fourth Saturday is devoted to Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition.

Blue Line Art Mart transforms the gallery into a bustling market showcasing local creatives, makers, and artists. Discover one of a kind handmade items alongside original art, and take a moment to browse the current exhibition in the gallery. The roster changes from event to event, so each visit brings fresh finds. This event is open to all. Vendor opportunities are available with registration.

Race to complete a 1,000 piece jigsaw at Galaxy Game Cafe. Enter solo or form a team of up to four and compete against other groups to be the first to finish. The winning team receives a $25 GGC Gift Card, which teammates can split however they choose. Entry covers the puzzle competition for one to four participants and also includes time to play board games at the cafe before and after the race. Participants take home the puzzle they worked on. This puzzle race is part of a monthly series at the cafe for those who enjoy a competitive challenge.

Sutter Street Theatre's Olde Tyme Radio Show celebrates radio's heyday with classic programs, vintage commercials, and songs from the 1940s and 1950s, all performed live on stage in costume. Each performance features a Foley artist who creates sound effects in real time to heighten the comedy and drama, and every month brings a new lineup inspired by favorites such as Our Miss Brooks, The Bickersons, Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee and Molly, My Friend Irma, and more. Tickets cost $13 online or $10 at the door. Private performances can be arranged for groups at the theatre or on the road. For booking, call 916-353-1001 or email info@sutterstreettheatre.com.

This event features live music performed by Unlicensed Therapy.

Celebrate community pride at the 5th annual Whitney Jr. Wildcats Community Tailgate. Wildcat families can enjoy food, a Biergarten and soda bar, music, bounce houses, and other fun touches. Expect a lively atmosphere filled with team spirit.

A youthful ensemble brings the Hot Club sound associated with Django to the patio, offering a night of live music.

Catch Christopher Scott for a live country set at Waymaker Brewing. The show is scheduled for 6:00 PM.

Honky Tonk Highways brings a heartfelt tribute to the heroes of California country music, celebrating timeless songs and the artists who made them shine. The program highlights favorites tied to the local community, with nods to Buck Owens, Dwight Yoakam, Linda Ronstadt, Ritchie Valens, Merle Haggard, and more, performed by talented regional musicians. Hosted by Peter Petty and conceived in association with Geoffrey Miller Music, this lively showcase invites dancing and sing along moments at Zittel Family Amphitheater as part of Folsom Americana Fest.

Enjoy a live performance by seeTrees inside Folsom Hotel.

This party spotlights the music of Guns n Roses and Scorpions, creating a rock celebration for fans of both bands. The focus is on classic tracks and the high energy spirit that made these groups favorites.

Get ready for a night of classic hard rock as Roses N Guns brings a tribute to Guns N' Roses. Joining them is Deadly Sting, a Bay Area authentic Scorpions tribute band. Doors open at 8:00 PM, and the show starts at 8:30 PM. This event is for ages 21+ and includes free parking at the venue.

Set within Mahany Park, this farmers market brings together fresh produce, artisan fare, and handmade goods from small businesses in the area, all in a relaxed, family friendly setting. Visitors can stock up on fruits and vegetables, grab something delicious to eat, and browse one of a kind items from local makers. Live music creates a cheerful backdrop, and there is plenty of space for kids to play. It is a welcoming community hub where neighbors support local farmers and business owners while enjoying time outdoors.

Maidu Regional Park hosts a welcoming farmers market featuring seasonal fruits and vegetables, eggs, honey, and fresh herbs. Browse handmade foods such as breads, pastries, jams, and other specialty items, then explore bouquets, plants, and nursery selections. A variety of trucks serve meals that are ready to enjoy while music performed live creates a relaxed, community feel. Parking is complimentary, and the setting is friendly for all ages, whether you are stocking up on groceries, grabbing a bite, or taking a leisurely walk through the park.

Enjoy a relaxed miniature painting session where admission includes paints, brushes, and other supplies, or bring your own if you prefer. Miniatures are not included. All experience levels are welcome to paint favorite figures and connect with the GGC community. Sign up to receive 10% off one miniature from the retail space to use during the paint party. This offer does not combine with a member discount.

A-1 Comics is hosting a prerelease for the newest Magic: The Gathering set, offering an early preview. Entry includes a prerelease kit and participation in the event. Prize support provides one pack for taking part in the full event, plus one additional pack for each win. All prize packs are from the Hobbit set. The entry price is tentatively 40 and may change as the event approaches. For questions, call 916-783-8005.

A weekly Pokémon Trading Card Game league welcomes all ages at Galaxy Game Cafe, a recognized Pokémon League site. The entry fee covers structured play, prize packs, and full day access to the play area, game library, and family zone, with walk-in spots available when space allows. Sessions feature league play and friendly tournaments, Play Academy learning opportunities, card trading, and casual matches in a welcoming environment. Pokémon Professors are on hand to coach new and returning players, and first-time participants can receive a Pokémon Player ID. It is a family friendly setting that supports beginners and seasoned fans alike, highlighting that Pokémon is about learning, connecting, and having fun together.

The Cutie Mark Card Club brings together My Little Pony trading card and collectible enthusiasts for a friendly meetup focused on play, trading, and community. Beginners can learn the new My Little Pony Card Game without bringing a deck, since a limited number of starter decks are available on a first come basis. Experienced players can help teach, enjoy casual matches, and trade both TCG and CCG cards. Each day you participate earns a prize entry, and all entries are placed in a monthly drawing for a Kayou My Little Pony TCG prize. A friendly Swiss tournament is featured monthly with three best of one rounds and Kayou My Little Pony promo prizing, followed by casual play, card swaps, trading, and prize distribution that may vary by availability. Participants are asked to use the free official MLP CardGame app to register for Galaxy Game Cafe events. This gathering is open to all ages, and players under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Driveways headlines a live show at Goldfield Roseville, joined by special guests Like Roses and Action/Adventure.

Geoff Tate will perform Operation: Mindcrime for a live show at Goldfield Trading Post. This will be the last live performance inside Goldfield Roseville.

Monday Game Night brings a selection of board games to The Fat Rabbit in Old Folsom. Titles are provided from The Game Getaway’s library of more than 1,500 games. If there is something specific you want to play, special requests can be made in advance since fewer games will be brought than before. Options range from strategy to party to family friendly games. Parking is available in the nearby garage, and the location is close to light rail.

Performers of all ages are invited to audition for a mainstage musical production of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach. The creative team includes Director Colton Archey, Choreographer Jerald Bolden, and Musical Director Jennifer Vaughn. With a lively score by Pasek and Paul and a book by Timothy Allen McDonald, this family friendly adaptation has drawn enthusiastic praise. The tale follows James, sent by his scheming aunts to chop down a tree, who stumbles upon a potion that produces a gigantic peach. Inside, he befriends larger than life insects and sets off on a daring ocean journey where hunger, sharks, and clashing personalities test the group. Guided by James’s cleverness, they learn to work together and their voyage reaches a spectacular finish atop the Empire State Building. For auditions, prepare a song from a musical other than James and the Giant Peach. Keep it to 16 bars, or up to 32 bars if in cut time. Bring printed sheet music, as a pianist will be provided. Wear or bring clothes and shoes suitable for dancing, since a short routine will be taught. No advance sign up is required, and audition paperwork should be completed beforehand. Callbacks may be held if needed. Rehearsals, tech, and performances will follow the audition process.

The Roseville Genealogical Society hosts a speaker meeting at the Maidu Community Center, offering a presentation focused on genealogy and family history research.

Enjoy live jazz performed by a mix of professional musicians and students, and help a nonprofit group fund its scholarship efforts through your appreciation of the music.

A relaxed Magic: The Gathering Commander gathering centered on community and fun. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive, offering a cozy place for casual games, conversation, and meeting fellow players. Participants bring a deck, share stories, and enjoy friendly matches without pressure or gatekeeping.

At Dave & Buster's in Roseville, a live hosted trivia game invites teams to compete using their phones to submit answers, earn points, and track their ranking on the leaderboard. The question set spans pop culture, sports, history, science, and more, with image and music rounds adding variety. Teams of up to six can collaborate and strategize as they aim for the top spot. It is free to play, and Power Card prizes are awarded to winners. Participation is required to be eligible for prizes.

The Roseville Rock Rollers Gem & Mineral Society hosts an educational gathering focused on rocks, minerals, and related topics. Meetings may include talks from guest speakers, member-provided refreshments, a silent auction, and updates on upcoming Society activities. This edition features the annual Ice Cream Social, a relaxed evening for enjoying favorite sweet treats while sharing a passion for earth sciences. Guests are welcome. Attendees can bring ice cream with scoops, toppings such as sprinkles, chocolate syrup, nuts, or fruit, cones or waffle bowls, and desserts like cookies, cake, or brownies.

Make the middle of your week feel special at a lively farmers market set at the Palladio. This weekly Wednesday gathering features produce picked by local growers, ready-to-enjoy foods and artisan treats, and a variety of handmade goods from small businesses. Live music adds to the family-friendly atmosphere, creating a relaxed alternative to weekend crowds. It is a convenient stop for dinner ingredients, a place to find one-of-a-kind gifts, or simply a moment to unwind with friends and family while supporting local vendors.

Opera House Saloon offers a Wednesday evening tailored to beginners, featuring two lessons followed by as much open dancing as time allows. All activities are kept at a beginner level for an easy way to learn and practice.

This Barnes & Noble meetup highlights yarn alongside beer, coffee, and wine, as shown by the event emojis.

A series of board game demos led by Game Ambassador Richard showcases the range of titles and play styles available at Galaxy Game Cafe. These featured games connect with the GGC Seasonal Bingo challenge, providing an easy way to earn stamp spaces. Ask GGC staff for a bingo card to start collecting stamps. There is also a chance to win $100 in GGC store credit.

Take part in a weekly maintenance gathering that helps care for the only public bike skills park in Folsom. Volunteers team up for light raking, debris cleanup, feature touch ups, and other routine upkeep in between visits from professional builders. No prior experience is required, just a willingness to help and appreciation for the park. These efforts boost rider safety, extend the life of the trails, and support the long term health of this community built space.

Looking for meaningful ways to give back and get involved in the community? The Roseville Kiwanis Club holds a weekly meeting focused on service. Participants collaborate on upcoming events, support local programs, and connect with others dedicated to improving the lives of children and families in the area. Visitors are welcome to attend and learn what the club is all about.

High school and college students receive 25 percent off snacks and drinks with a valid student ID at Galaxy Game Cafe. Enjoy a wide selection of board games and a relaxed, social atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind with friends.

Bring your rides to Charlie's.

Food Truck Mania - Roseville Vernon Street features a wide range of gourmet food trucks with plenty of tasty options. The event centers on community connection and family-friendly fun, offering a welcoming setting to create lasting memories with family and friends. Participating trucks follow strict health standards and provide online ordering to support a safe, contactless experience.

The format includes lessons followed by open dance. A themed night at the end of the month features a dance party.

Learn the basics of stand up paddleboarding at Willow Creek on Lake Natoma. Julie Moore, owner of SUP Yoga Adventures, leads a beginner session with about 30 minutes of tailored coaching, followed by another 30 minutes to practice and explore independently. The class operates with State Parks permits. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.

A monthly meetup centered on air-cooled cars and bikes. Enjoy a relaxed opportunity to see these machines up close and connect with others who appreciate them.

Bring your own board for a stand up paddleboard yoga session at Willow Creek on Lake Natoma with SUP certified instructor Julie Moore. Begin with a short lesson on land, transition to an easy paddle, then move through a yoga practice on the water. Finish with a peaceful paddle back to shore. Open to all levels, including beginners, and focused on building mindfulness, strength, and balance. Please bring a paddle, leash, and PFD along with your board. Cost is $30. Register through the tickets link using Venmo, and include the class date and your email in the memo.

Pecos & the Rooftops are taking the stage at Goldfield Trading Post Roseville. Expect a night of country blues, country rock, and red dirt sounds starting in the evening.

Practice real-world manners with your dog in an outdoor group class that uses positive, reward-based methods that avoid force to strengthen your partnership. All experience levels are welcome, and the plan for each session adjusts to the dogs and handlers who attend. Training includes everyday cues such as sit, down, stay, stand, reliable recall, and watch me, plus polite greetings and sitting calmly to be petted. You will also work on walking calmly on a loose leash, building focus, developing self control, and navigating distractions, with preparation for the Canine Good Citizen evaluation included. Puppies younger than one year can qualify to test for the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy title after completing six classes, a helpful first step toward the Canine Good Citizen program. The series costs $350 for six classes and is led by Aaron Wood of Aaron’s Pawsitive Coaching. For everyone’s safety, keep dogs leashed at all times. Dogs in heat are not permitted, and harsh corrections, e-collars, prong or shock collars, and retractable leashes are not allowed. Give other teams plenty of space, and limit handling to one adult per dog. Please bring proof of current vaccinations with identification, high value treats your dog loves, a standard 6 foot leash, a 15 to 20 foot long line for distance work, water for both you and your dog, waste bags, and an optional chair, along with a positive attitude. Classes take place outdoors, so dress for the weather. Attendance or registration indicates agreement to a liability waiver and consent to be photographed or filmed for promotional use.