Events in San Ramon today

Rockin Tots is a dedicated trampoline session where parents can jump alongside their young children in a relaxed, air conditioned indoor park. The focus is on a comfortable, low key experience for smaller kids, with space to play and time for parents to socialize with friends away from the big kid crowd. Pricing is $15 for one parent and one child up to age 6, with each additional child priced at $3.

Bring your curiosity to STEAM Saturday, a monthly hands-on program for kids ages 3 to 12. Children can explore science, technology, art, engineering, and coding through a variety of stations filled with experiment-and-play activities. No registration is required.

Join us for Chess Hour at the library for friendly games and a chance to sharpen your chess skills. The event welcomes all ages and all experience levels, and you can play with boards provided or bring your own. It is a great drop-in way to meet other chess players in the community.

Join the 25th Annual Laurel StreetFair World Music Festival for a day of world music and community fun. The event takes place at Laurel StreetFair World Music Festival at 4222 MacArthur Boulevard in Oakland.

Enjoy the 25th Annual Laurel StreetFair World Music Festival, a vibrant, all-ages celebration of global rhythms and Oakland community pride. Expect live world music, along with art, makers and crafters, food, and folkloric traditions spread across more than 8 blocks. The festival also emphasizes connection, resilience, and healing through culture and creativity.

At East Bay SPCA in Oakland, this Learning Lab seminar focuses on proactive strategies for addressing dog reactivity. It covers the essential guidance typically discussed in an initial private training session, making it helpful for anyone waiting for a class opening or looking for clear steps to begin independently. Attendance is for people only, so dogs should stay home. Keeping the room human-only allows participants to focus on the material without managing dog-to-dog dynamics, increases available seating, and supports flexible pricing, making this the most affordable introductory reactivity course offered by East Bay SPCA.

Monster Jam heads to Oakland Arena and Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum with colossal 12,000 pound trucks, spectacular stunts, and wall to wall excitement. See these machines balance on two wheels and rocket into the air, with popular trucks like Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash and more adding to the thrills. This high energy motorsports showcase packs big action and fun for all.

Enjoy an afternoon performance by Monica da Silva at Prospect Park Plaza in Danville. The show is scheduled for 4:00 PM, with local venue time listed for the event.

Monica da Silva will perform at Prospect Park Plaza for Music at the Plaza. Enjoy an afternoon of live music in the park plaza setting.

Learn how to pair wine and cheese like a pro at this guide to perfect pairings. You’ll walk through different wine styles, how they’re composed, and which cheeses match best with each wine. It’s a fun, tasting-focused session for anyone who loves wine, cheese, and great combinations.

Enjoy an evening of solo piano with Cyrus Chestnut as part of the Jazz Piano Masters Series at Piedmont Piano Company. Renowned for combining superb technique with a rich, soulful touch, he draws on deep gospel roots and a love of hard-swinging bop, blending classical training with a warm, expressive sound. Each set is crafted in the moment, shaped by the audience and the room for a one-of-a-kind performance. Two performances are scheduled. General admission is $40 in advance and $45 at the door, with limited seating, so purchasing ahead is recommended.

An all ages open jump night at Rockin’ Jump Roseville offers an evening full of high-energy fun. Bounce on trampolines, climb, dodge, and try dunking, then relax and grab a bite when you need a break. Expect plenty of laughs with friends and a mix of movement and friendly challenges that feel like pure play. It is a family friendly night out at an indoor trampoline park with something for everyone.

Head to Meyhouse San Ramon & Jazz Club for a jazz night featuring the George Cole Quintet. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

See Rebirth Brass Band and The Soul Rebels at Siesta Valley Bowl in Orinda. The show starts at 8:00 PM local time.

Catch Teddy Riley at Yoshi’s in Oakland for an evening show starting at 9:30 PM. Tickets are available through the listed ticket partners.

Explore circular fashion while learning to craft your own flower crown in a hands-on setting. Design a durable, wearable headpiece with lifelike faux florals and thoughtfully selected embellishments. All skill levels are welcome and no prior crafting experience is required. Attend on your own, celebrate with friends, or make it part of a special occasion, with a flower crown experience suited to any group.

Spartan DEKA and HAWC GYM bring a new fitness challenge to San Ramon, built to measure progress and make training feel like a game. This DEKA STRONG edition focuses on ten functional stations with no running. Competitors can post an official DEKA STRONG mark and use it as a springboard toward DEKA FIT 2026 preparation. Hosted at HAWC GYM, and space is limited.

Rockin' Tots reserves trampoline time specifically for families with little ones, creating a calm, air-conditioned setting where parents can jump alongside their children and catch up with friends. Sessions last two hours inside the indoor trampoline park. Admission is $15 for one parent and one child age 6 or younger, and each additional child is $3. A quick burst of play can burn calories on par with a much longer run, with plenty of time left to socialize. Hours may vary on holidays.

Join Pinot’s Palette for a relaxing, step-by-step painting class featuring a lavender-colored love birds scene. The class runs for two hours, and you’ll be guided through creating your own finished painting to take home. All materials are provided, and registration is per painter.

Monster Jam brings its arena-shaking spectacle to Oakland Arena and Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, featuring 12,000-pound trucks pulling off gravity-defying feats. Watch as these massive machines balance on two wheels, launch into the air, and keep the action going from start to finish. Crowd favorites such as Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash, and more take the track for high-energy runs packed with thunderous engines and soaring jumps. It is a high-octane showcase of stunts and horsepower that puts the spotlight on some of the most recognized trucks in the world.

Join for Live Music Sundays at the Headlands Brewing Lafayette beer garden. Music will be featured in the Lafayette location, and the lineup is posted on Instagram each week.

Leave the dance floor for dancing and get ready for a burst of funk energy with California Jay and the Coupe DeVille Band. Jay brings a rotating lineup of special guest stars to the World Famous Turf Club stage for the Golden Gate Blues Society’s Second Sunday Dance and Concert. The vibe stays lively and the grooves keep flowing, with savory tacos and refreshing drinks to keep you moving.

At Village Theatre and Art Gallery, Sa... Aur Phir turns beloved Bollywood melodies into a single unfolding story shaped by the seven swaras: Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, and Ni. Seven vocalists each personify one note, accompanied by live piano from Avinash, as curated songs and expressive arrangements move through romance, joy, longing, heartbreak, hope, and celebration. The ensemble features Shayanti as Sa, Rahul as Re, Renga as Ga, Mayank Arya as Ma and emcee, Priya Rajamani as Pa, Dhawal as Dha, and Nikhila as Ni. Blending theatrical storytelling with soulful performances, this production offers a premium, immersive musical experience with a cinematic touch for devoted Bollywood fans and anyone who enjoys memorable live music.

Bring your child for Wee Hoop Hot Shots, a youth basketball class designed to build fundamentals and teach basic rules through fun drills and controlled scrimmages. It’s a supportive, confidence-building environment that also emphasizes teamwork. Kids should bring a size 3 basketball.

Case takes the stage at Yoshi's Oakland in Jack London Square backed by a live band. The R&B and soul vocalist, born Case Woodard and raised across New York, has spent more than two decades crafting platinum-selling music centered on love and its many angles. After early roles in groups and behind the scenes with artists like Usher, Christopher Williams, and Al B. Sure, he was discovered by Russell Simmons and began his solo career with Def Jam. His debut introduced the hit "Touch Me, Tease Me" with Foxy Brown and Mary J. Blige, followed by the gold-certified "Personal Conversation" featuring "Happily Ever After" and "Faded Pictures." "Open Letter" delivered the chart-topping "Missing You," earning Grammy nominations and expanding his reach. His voice has appeared on soundtracks for films such as Nutty Professor, Rush Hour, and The Best Man, and collaborations with Ja Rule showcased his versatility. Later releases like "The Rose Experience," "Here, My Love," "Heaven's Door," and the "Therapy" project with the single "Make Love" featuring Teddy Riley and Tank reflect his ongoing evolution. This performance highlights a seasoned artist bringing heartfelt R&B to life with the power of a live ensemble.

Join 100 Black Men of the Bay Area for their 6th Annual Scholarship Golf Classic, a fun day on the course that helps make college a reality for Bay Area students. Registration opens at 10:00 AM, and the tournament begins with a shotgun start at 11:30 AM.

Salsa classes at Just Dance Ballroom are taught by world champion salsa dance artists John Narvaez and Liz Rojas. Students receive instruction directly from these champions in a ballroom setting.

Little Feat brings The Last Farewell Tour to Oakland's historic Fox Theater. Tickets are on sale now.

Practice speaking English with other learners in a supportive setting. This conversation club provides a place to practice together, so you do not have to learn on your own.

Build confidence on the dance floor with a welcoming social mixer ballroom class designed for newcomers and anyone brushing up on the basics. Guided by professional instructor Christian Solares, you will learn practical steps you can use at social dance parties, weddings, ballroom gatherings, cruises, and nightclubs so you feel comfortable dancing anywhere. Instruction centers on core ballroom fundamentals, including how to lead and follow, finding the beat and keeping time, and straightforward partner-work techniques that make social dancing feel natural. You do not need to bring a partner, and the atmosphere stays relaxed and fun while you practice new skills.

OmniSwing offers a weekly progressive West Coast Swing program in Oakland for dancers of all backgrounds. It starts with the foundations and supports growth over time, so newcomers and those returning to the dance can feel comfortable without bringing a partner. The curriculum rotates by month to steadily build skills. Classes are available in Levels 1 through 3, and a supplemental session from Level 2 upward helps participants meet assessment criteria before moving ahead. Each evening features level-specific instruction, a brief demonstration with announcements, then a practica and a social to practice and connect. First-time attendees can take their class for free. Pricing options include a $25 drop-in class with a $5 presale discount, $15 for the social only, and $35 for a combined class and social paid at the door. To keep learning accessible, The Omni Movement offers an Ambassador work-trade program with 50 percent and 100 percent discounts, along with the Omni Promise that reserves discounted spots for community members in need at a current 50 percent rate. Classes are held every Tuesday at Omni Studios.

Explore quick-witted wordplay and Elizabethan-inspired storytelling in an improv intensive led by Diana Brown. Participants learn to improvise in the style of William Shakespeare, building bold characters, elevated language, and sweeping narratives that feel at home on the Elizabethan stage. Through exercises and scene work, you will practice speaking in verse with confidence, crafting dialogue full of imagery and rhythm, and embodying characters driven by love, ambition, and folly. Classic devices take center stage, including disguise, mistaken identity, lovers’ quarrels, comic mix-ups, and spirited duels of words or blades. The intensive culminates in an ensemble performance where newly honed skills come together in spontaneous tales of romance, rivalry, and revelry. No prior Shakespeare experience is required. Bring curiosity and a playful spirit. Tuition is $228. The workshop takes place at All Out Comedy Theater. Diana Brown is an acclaimed improvisational theatre artist, actor, producer, director, and voiceover performer. Her credits include the Shakespearean Gamesome Frolic, the duo Bingewatch, the Tennessee Williams inspired Fleeting Reminiscence, the trios POPTOP and Slumber Party, and the Twilight Zone inspired ensemble But of Mind. She is part of the Killing My Lobster acting pool and a guest artist with BATS Improv. Festival appearances include Impro Amsterdam, Liverpool Improv Festival, Vancouver Improv Festival, SF Sketchfest, Improv Fest Ireland, the New York Improv Festival, and others. She leads the Advanced Improv Performance Lab at Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s School of Theatre, teaches and facilitates with Leela Improv Theatre, and is a guest instructor with BATS Improv. She also appears at ImprovCon with Jonathan Pitts in Time Piece and is currently rehearsing a new transatlantic project conceived and directed by Mark Smith.

Head to Dave & Buster’s in Concord for an interactive trivia showdown led by a live host. Use your phone to submit answers, earn points, and watch the leaderboard to see where you stand. Expect a mix of question types, including image and music rounds, with topics spanning pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Form a team of up to six players and combine brainpower as you aim for the top spot. It is free to play, and prizes go to the winners. Friendly rivalry and fun conversations are all part of the experience.

Catch The Blues Project live at Yoshi's in Oakland. The show is scheduled for Tuesday evening, starting at 8:00 PM.

Rockin’ Tots provides a dedicated session for families with small children to enjoy the trampolines together without the big kid crowd. The indoor park offers a comfortable, low key, air conditioned setting where parents can play alongside their little ones and connect with friends. The activity offers an energetic workout while keeping the focus on play. Pricing is $15 for a parent and one child up to age 6, with each additional child costing $3.

On Wednesday afternoons, children can enjoy a relaxing, creative activity. After the MOCHA program on the first Wednesday of each month, Crafternoon for Kids/Manualidades para Niñ@s offers a new project each week so kids can paint, cut, glue, and explore their creativity. Accessibility information is available. Información de accesibilidad disponible.

Each Wednesday at Rockin’ Jump, every jumper gets two hours to jump for the cost of one. Guests can reserve online or pay on arrival, and booking ahead is recommended because space is limited.

Catch Tedeschi Trucks Band (with Lukas Nelson) live at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley. The show starts at 6:00 PM, and tickets are available via Ticketmaster, with only a few left on Spotify’s page.

This tribute honors Coach Beam’s memory and recognizes his family, highlighting his enduring influence on the sports community in Oakland. It is a moment of appreciation for his contributions and the legacy he leaves behind.

A weekly group mat Pilates session with props takes place at Spire Church in West Oakland, led by Keri. The class emphasizes mobility, stability, strengthening, and release work. People of all experience levels and body types are welcome, and Keri provides individualized modifications or added challenges as needed. Props are used for both support and intensity, building proprioception, offering closed-chain options, and introducing controlled instability so deeper stabilizing muscles engage rather than only the larger movers. The goal is to help participants understand their bodies, deepen their movement practice, identify personal imbalances, and retrain patterns toward healthier, more mobile, and efficient movement. Expect focused work in a supportive, enjoyable setting. Keri is a comprehensively trained Balanced Body instructor who works with clients in San Francisco and Oakland. Her background includes training on the Springboard and CoreAlign, as well as apprenticeship in foot, gait, and motor sensory training under Nancy Myers. She continues ongoing study with master instructors, including Briggit Brunner and Monique Convertito. Classes run on Wednesday evenings, except the third Wednesday of the month. Sliding scale pricing is available from $10 to $20, with $15 suggested, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Donations can be made at the door via Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle. Spire Church is in a residential neighborhood, so please be considerate of neighbors. Parking nearby is limited, so consider biking, carpooling, walking with friends, rideshare, or public transit. If you drive, plan to park a block away rather than on the immediate street to help keep spaces available for residents, especially elderly and disabled neighbors.

Bring toddlers and preschoolers (ages 1 to 5) for a lively Family Storytime at Dougherty Station Library. The program includes stories, music, fingerplays, action rhymes, and felt board activities. After storytime, kids and caregivers can enjoy a craft activity starting at 7:00 PM. Older siblings are welcome if they’re able to model listening and social skills.

Singo brings a musical twist to classic bingo. A 35-second clip of a song is played, and players check off the matching square on their cards. The first to complete five in a row wins a prize. It is free to participate.

Dungeons & Dragons at The New Parkway offers a relaxed tabletop role-playing night with multiple Dungeon Masters running games at the same time. Players of every experience level are welcome, with beginner-friendly tables that require no prior knowledge and no ongoing commitment. Drop in for a single session or return week after week if you like. Come solo or with friends, pick a table that matches your style, and build a collaborative story together. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and arriving a little early makes it easier to settle in before play begins. Roll the dice, find your seat, and step into the adventure.

OmniBachata is a weekly social and progressive partner dance program from The Omni Movement that teaches bachata from the basics and helps dancers strengthen their foundation. Beginners are welcome, no partner or prior experience is needed, and the first class is free. Each week features topics such as Level 2 Dips and Tricks and Level 1 Directional Changes, followed by a short demo with announcements, then open practice time and a weekly social to apply what was learned. Instruction is led by a team that includes Imaan Taghavi, Angela Vujkovic, Xavier Wong, Tina Wang, Helen Vazquez, Dvij Patel, and Natalie Keller. First-time visitors can access a studio guide to help navigate the space. The Omni Promise offers community pricing for up to a quarter of class capacity, with a current discount of 50 percent available through a promo code requested via a short form during registration.

Settle into The New Parkway for a laid-back evening of drawing and conversation in a welcoming, low-pressure setting. Everyone is invited to create at their own pace, whether picking up a pencil for the first time or sketching is already part of the routine. Bring your favorite materials or use the supplies provided on site, come solo or with friends, order a drink, and relax into a night that values creativity over perfection. Beer, wine, and non-alcoholic choices are available for purchase, along with food to enjoy while you work. There is no formal instruction or set program... just time to make art, sip something you like, and enjoy good company.

Rotimi brings a vibrant mix of Afro R&B, soul, and global Afrobeats to the Yoshi’s Oakland stage, showcasing the artistry that made him known for hits like In My Bed and Love Riddim as well as his acclaimed role as Dre Coleman in Power. Sharing the spotlight, Bay Area artist Red Lotus adds sharp lyricism and a melodic, genre-blending hip hop sound rooted in authenticity and emotional depth. The flow of the night is guided by Phoenyx Rose, an international hip hop artist and the first lady of Hip Hop TV, whose presence weaves storytelling and style through the program. Together they create a dynamic fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, and hip hop where cultures meet and energy stays high from start to finish. Presented by Mark Elliott of the A-List Musiq Circle and Kim Pruitt of KP Entertainment Connections.

Enjoy a live performance by Rotimi at Yoshi's. The show is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM local venue time.

OmniBachata presents a weekly bachata social and práctica in Oakland that blends sensual bachata music, connection-focused dancing, and a welcoming community. It offers a relaxed place to unwind, practice, and move, whether you are coming straight from class or arriving just to dance. The gathering takes place at The Oak Grove.

Sharpen bicycle repair skills while giving back to neighbors. Participants refurbish bikes for the community, and if there is extra time can also work on their own bike or a friend's. The focus is on repairs that can be finished in one visit so people leave ready to ride. Expect a hands-on, welcoming environment for all skill levels. The West Oakland Bike Resource Hub at The Crucible receives partial support from the California Air Resources Board through the Sustainable Transportation Equity Project, part of California Climate Investments that channels Cap-and-Trade funds to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, strengthen the economy, and improve public health and the environment, especially in disadvantaged communities.

Lincoln Summer Nights brings the neighborhood together at Lincoln Square Park in Oakland Chinatown for a community-focused gathering. Open to all, it offers a welcoming space to celebrate local spirit, meet new people, learn about what is happening nearby, and explore ways to take part in community efforts. Spend time in the park, connect with neighbors, and help strengthen community ties.

Oakland euchre players meet twice a month at Mad Oak Bar on the second and fourth Tuesdays to play euchre. The venue is a short walk from the Lake Merritt and 12th Street/Oakland City Center BART stations. The bar offers a food menu.

Gather with the queer community at Arthur Mac's for a welcoming space to talk, connect, and build friendships. This meetup is designed for Deaf LGBTQ people and for LGBTQ attendees who use ASL at level 3 or higher. It takes place on second Thursdays each month. Look for signing hand symbols and check the section near the arcade. The setting is outdoors with heat lamps, a low astro turf surface, and one wheelchair seat available at a picnic table. The location is near MacArthur BART. If the venue is closed, head one block to MLK Cafe.

Test your knowledge at The Growler Pub in Danville with interactive multimedia trivia emceed by local comedians. There is no entry fee, and prizes are available. Teams of up to six players can compete.

Orpheus Descending by Tennessee Williams follows a magnetic drifter who enters a tightly controlled small town marked by prejudice. His arrival stirs long-suppressed yearnings for love, fairness, and autonomy, and the consequences are profound. Drawing on Southern Gothic roots while speaking to a broader national landscape, the play reimagines the Orpheus and Eurydice myth through an American lens where the very idea of freedom unsettles more than it soothes.

A lively dance party at Just Dance Ballroom welcomes both experienced dancers and those looking to try something new. Take a midweek break to move to the music, explore fresh steps, and enjoy time on the dance floor.

Enjoy a relaxed team trivia night at The New Parkway Theater that keeps the focus on fun, laughter, and friendly competition. A team is not required, so attend solo, bring friends, or meet new people once there. There is no cost to participate and the event welcomes newcomers and seasoned players alike. Complimentary prizes are awarded along the way, including a movie token that equals one movie ticket at The New Parkway and a 1 peso that equals one dollar off food at concessions. The theater offers classic concessions and a full food menu, plus beer and wine, with plenty of vegan options. The space often fills up, so arriving a bit early can make it easier to find a table, settle in, and order food and drinks.

At Spire the Church, a goth-inspired yoga session blends mindful movement with a dark, atmospheric soundtrack. The practice welcomes both newcomers and experienced yogis, encouraging strength, stretch, and calm as the music sets the mood. It also offers a chance to connect with others who appreciate yoga and goth culture, with space for quiet inner reflection. Participants can bring a yoga mat or borrow one on site, and comfortable clothing that allows easy movement is recommended. Admission is sliding scale from $10 to $20, with a $15 suggestion. No one is turned away for lack of funds, and donations are accepted at the door through common payment apps. The venue is in a residential neighborhood, and courtesy toward neighbors is essential. Disrespect may lead to exclusion from this and future sessions. Parking near the venue is very limited, so consider biking, carpooling, walking, rideshare, or public transit. If driving, park a block away rather than on the immediate street to leave spaces for nearby residents, including elderly and disabled neighbors.

Enjoy a night of jazzy folk and blues with Nathan & Jessie. The duo blends resonator guitars and accordion with male and female vocals, featuring all-original music plus stories from their travels and interaction with the audience. Advance tickets are available, and there are also tickets available at the door.

R&B vocalist Tracie Spencer appears at Yoshi’s Oakland, bringing a career that began in early childhood to the stage. She started singing at three and modeling in pageants at five, directed her first music video at ten, then won the junior vocalist prize on Star Search in 1987. Soon after, she became the youngest female solo artist to sign with Capitol Records. Her self-titled debut introduced singles like “Symptoms of True Love,” “Hide and Seek,” and a version of “Imagine.” At 14 she released Make the Difference, which delivered “This House,” a Billboard Hot 100 top 3 hit, along with “Save Your Love,” “This Time Make It Funky,” “Love Me,” and “Tender Kisses,” which reached No. 1 on the R&B chart. She toured with New Kids on the Block and other major acts, served on the Children’s Defense Fund board with Hillary Clinton as a teen, received the Martin Luther King Christian Leadership Award, and earned an Image Award nomination. While still in school, she created a 50-city Stay in School tour encouraging students to focus on their education. Her work extended to television and film, including a Family Matters appearance performing “Tender Kisses” with Darius McCrary, a moment that later gained new attention on TikTok. She recorded for soundtracks such as “I’ll Be There for You” for Good Burger, “The Rain” for Down in the Delta, and “Don’t Slip Away” for projects including Super Mario Bros. and Girlfight. In fashion, she modeled for Tommy Hilfiger, Chanel, and Dollhouse, appeared at New York and Los Angeles fashion weeks in 1999 and 2000, and signed with NEXT. Her third Capitol release, Tracie, went platinum and featured “It’s All About You (Not About Me),” which went gold, and “Still In My Heart.” She has also contributed vocals for artists including John Legend, Dr. Dre, and Eve, and appeared on projects by Kanye West with Jay Z and by 50 Cent with G-Unit. After a viral 2023 jam session with El DeBarge and a reunion with Shanice on the Sherri show, an invitation from D-Nice to perform at Club Quarantine at the Kennedy Center helped spark her return to live performances across the United States. She serves on the board of Cedar Valley Hospice in Iowa and holds a degree in psychology and healthcare.

At Dave & Buster’s in Concord, Music Bingo Game Night puts a lively spin on classic bingo. A host plays a variety of song clips, and players use their phones to get a bingo card and mark the matching song titles. It is free to attend, with one bingo card provided per person. Expect a night of music, food, and fun, with plenty of chances to sing and dance along. Winners receive prizes, and the prize mix can vary.

An open-floor Brazilian Zouk social and práctica that emphasizes connection and artistry, with music that keeps the energy high and an atmosphere that is both playful and grounded. It welcomes dancers of all backgrounds, whether you are refining head movement or simply enjoying the vibe. Drop-in admission is $15 plus fees. Hosted at The Oak Grove.