Family events in Solano County, CA

Enjoy a welcoming toddler storytime in the Children's Section of the Library. It is geared to families with little ones around ages 2 to 3 and features about 20 to 25 minutes of brief stories, songs, and simple fingerplay activities. Caregivers and children participate together, sitting close and helping toddlers follow along. Afterward, browse a selection of toddler-friendly books available to check out.

This storytime takes place in the library's children's area and includes about 10 to 15 minutes of songs and stories. Parents can sit on the floor with babies in their laps and take part in the fun together. After the session, there is time to chat with other parents of babies.

A fun day on the course anchors the biggest fundraiser of the year, followed by a golden hour social after the tournament. The post event gathering is open to non golfers and includes drinks and dinner, offering an easy way to meet and mingle with other families. It is a relaxed night out with time to connect and get to know one another.

At Suisun City Library, children can enjoy a bilingual Tagalog storytime with storytelling, sing-alongs, and rhyming activities. The session welcomes youngsters of every age and offers a warm space to learn basic Tagalog vocabulary while discovering aspects of Filipino culture.

Geared toward tweens and teens, this screen-free hangout takes place in the Doña Benicia Room and features foosball, air hockey, ping pong, a pool table, board games or puzzles, and snacks. Funding for this event is provided by the Friends of the Benicia Library.

An unsettling hush has settled over Hollow Creek, and a coven lies in wait at SKreamZ Haunted Attractions in Fairfield. Enter to see what lurks within, and know that every ticket helps support local teens. Admission is $14 per person, or $12 with a current student, military, or first responder ID. Tickets are available at the door only. A waiver is required. Guests 17 and under must have a parent-signed waiver, and ages 14 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Explore the stories that shaped Vacaville’s historic downtown on a guided heritage walk presented by the Vacaville Heritage Council. The route begins on Main Street at the entrance to the Creekwalk Bridge, a landmark dating to 1911 that reflects the city’s enduring character. Led by docent Mike Whitley, a history enthusiast known for lively tours in Cotati, the walk highlights fascinating tales, lesser-known details, and fresh perspectives on Main Street. The tour wraps up at the council’s archives in the historic Old Town Hall, offering a chance to delve deeper into Vacaville’s past. Admission is free and open to all, with donations appreciated. This tour is offered every third Saturday from March through October.

The Harvest Festival returns with family-friendly experiences. Visit farm animals, take part in a variety of fun activities, and select a favorite pumpkin.

Community Cat Advocates hosts in-store adoption events at the Vallejo PetSmart, with additional opportunities to adopt at the El Cerrito Petco. Appointments at the Vallejo PetSmart are available for approved applications and specific cats. The organization is entirely volunteer run, so kindness toward the team is appreciated. Every cat and kitten adopted through Community Cat Advocates is spayed or neutered, tested, microchipped and vaccinated according to age and time in care. They are also dewormed and treated for fleas. As a foster based rescue, all cats and kittens live in homes when not at adoption events.

Enjoy a free, all-ages afternoon at Mare Island Art Studios in Vallejo inside Step Into Wonder, part of The Letting Go Art Experience created by artist and facilitator Priscila Soares. Explore an immersive world of glowing sculpture and music, follow creative prompts, and take part in collaborative artmaking that turns visitors into contributors. No prior experience is needed and there is no single correct approach. Move, play, and reflect at your own pace in a welcoming space, adding personal touches that help the gallery grow and change through ongoing community participation.

A dine and donate fundraiser in Dixon, California supporting the local wrestling club.