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National Night Out
National Night Out at Berryessa Community Center is a friendly evening that brings neighbors, families, and friends together to connect with local public safety partners and celebrate community. The celebration features bounce houses, giant lawn games, arts and crafts, music, and photo opportunities. Free snow cones offer a cool treat, and community resources will be available to share helpful information. Admission is free for everyone, and no registration is required.
Berryessa Community CenterJRMF at Penitencia Creek Park
Families can explore free, interactive math activities at Penitencia Creek Park, suitable for all ages. Participation is flexible with walk-in access. This edition is smaller in scale than typical math festivals. Look for the activities near the playground.
Penitencia Creek Park and TrailHustle Tuesdays
Learn and dance the Hustle with a lineup that begins with a beginner class led by Stephen Ward with assistance from Deborah Davis, followed by an intermediate session, then a social dance party where participants can practice and mingle. Admission options are $25 for a single drop-in lesson, $40 for two lessons, or $15 for the social only, and the social is included with any class purchase. Payment is accepted via Venmo at @studiomclub or in cash at the door. Attendees are welcome to share the event and invite friends.
Zouk Roll Tuesdays
Experience Brazilian Zouk through a welcoming set of classes for every level, with no partner required. This flowing partner dance, rooted in Lambada, fits a wide range of music including pop, contemporary, reggaeton, and R&B. Zouk Evolution with Alexia is tailored for dancers with three or more years of experience and develops creativity, musicality, connection, and advanced patterns. Zouk StartUps with Alexia supports intermediate dancers with less than three years of training, adding new layers to a strong foundation. What The Zouk with Daniel is designed for newcomers and teaches the fundamentals, offered as a series that resets each month. The two Alexia classes are progressive, with material building from week to week. A Zouk’n Roll social with DJ Fab creates space to practice, connect, and enjoy the music, and entry is complimentary when you take any class. Students can arrange private lessons with the instructor to catch up on material. Drop in pricing is available at $25 for one level, $40 for two levels, and $15 for the social only.
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