Events in Stockton, CA

Tee off at Elkhorn Golf & Country Club for the 6th annual tournament benefiting the animals supported by the Lodi Animal Services Foundation. The day centers on a four person scramble, with breakfast and a barbecue lunch included for players. Expect a raffle and silent auction, plus contests for longest drive, closest to the pin, and putting, with a hole in one prize up for grabs. Entry is $150 per player, and proceeds help fund lifesaving programs, enrichment, and care for animals in the community.

The San Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announces the return of its 24th Annual Golf Tournament at Stockton Golf & Country Club. The day features golf, opportunities to connect, and a community-focused atmosphere. The tournament brings together golfers, prospective sponsors, and guests who want to enjoy the festivities. Information about sponsorship opportunities and player registration will be shared soon.

Experience the flavors of Michoacán in Weston Ranch with a menu centered on traditional enchiladas. Corn tortillas are filled with cheese and onions, then paired with your choice of cecina, thin seasoned grilled beef, or crispy chicken, and finished with fresh crema, queso, and lettuce. Crunchy tacos dorados are also offered with fillings such as shredded beef, chicken, potato, or adobera cheese, served with the same fresh toppings. Morisqueta provides a comforting option, combining white rice and brothy beans with the stew of the day, for example pork ribs or steak in salsa, with the option to add cream and cheese. Pricing features enchiladas with cecina at 12 to 16 dollars, tacos dorados at 12 to 16 dollars, and morisqueta at 10 to 12 dollars.

A fundraising gala dinner in Stockton, USA supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. Hosted at The Palms Stockton, the event focuses on raising funds to advance cancer care and research through the hospital’s work. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, notes that contributions may be tax deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Hosted by Eagle’s Nest Harley-Davidson and Lathrop Animal Shelter, this pet adoption party brings a lively mix of motorcycle spirit and animal care. The gathering focuses on community and compassion, creating an upbeat setting that celebrates rescue efforts and the joy of finding pets a home.

An outdoor celebration brings together a lively music concert and a fashion show highlighting sarong styles. This in-person event blends music and fashion in the open air. The lineup features So Sopheak, Nimol Chhom, Sokenthea, Bong Nan, DJ TC, Rathie, and Vun Sunheang.

The Manteca DU conservation dinner features a steak meal and drinks alongside games, giveaways, and auctions. Tickets and VIP tables are available. Every ticket includes dinner, a DU membership, and a door gift, with more activities in store.

Raise a glass and sing along as 90s Rockshow fills Jessie’s Grove Winery with a night of 1990s hits, now featuring a live string section that enriches the sound. Expect favorites from Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers and more, creating a high energy showcase that appeals to rock fans and wine lovers alike.

Set out from the Boat House at Lodi Lake for a guided evening paddle along the Mokelumne River. Participants head out to watch the moon rise, then glide back by the light of the full moon. The experience lasts about an hour and a half. Pricing is $72 with rental and $45 for those bringing their own equipment. Rentals include paddles and personal flotation devices. Glow sticks are welcome to attach to kayaks, while flashlights are discouraged for the safety of other paddlers. Pre‑registration is required. Please plan to arrive about 20 minutes before the scheduled start so everyone can launch on time. A Facebook RSVP does not hold a spot, so reservations must be completed online or by phone at 209.471.5988. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance may receive a full refund or a credit toward a future tour or lesson. Cancellations within 24 to 48 hours receive credit only. Cancellations within 24 hours, as well as no shows, are not eligible for a refund or credit. For cancellations call 209.210.2612.

The monthly community potluck returns, welcoming LGBTQ+ community members, their families including children, and allies to share a meal and reconnect. A brief update on Pride Center activities will be shared. SJPC will provide plates, napkins, utensils, and other essentials, along with non-alcoholic beverages. This is an alcohol-free gathering, and alcohol is not permitted on site. A sign up is available to let organizers know what you plan to bring.

Dispose of sensitive paperwork with peace of mind and an eye toward the environment. Pacific Shredding will be parked in front of Podesto’s Market, near the Big L at Lincoln Center, collecting paper documents for shredding. The cost is $10 per bankers box, paid directly to Pacific Shredding.

Hosted by the Riding Academy, this reunion brings together the riders you trained alongside for a friendly get-together. Attendees can look forward to cake, a free RSVP gift, giveaways, and seminars that dive into riding gear and motorcycle customization. It is an opportunity to reconnect, celebrate progress, and keep the passion for riding moving forward.

Downtown Lodi turns into a sprawling marketplace as the Lodi Street Faire fills 14 blocks with antiques, handmade crafts, distinctive retail finds, and a wide range of local food trucks and sweets. Presented by the Lodi Chamber of Commerce, this bi-annual gathering draws vendors from across the county. Featuring more than 400 sellers, it ranks among the largest events of its kind in California.

Free admission is offered all day as part of WOW For All days, held on five select Sundays. These dates are geared toward families, first-time visitors, and WOW members who may bring a guest to explore the museum at their own pace. This series is supported by the Lodi Community Foundation. No reservations or tickets are required.

Friends of the Fox presents a screening of Space Jam at Bob Hope Theatre. The program features a pre-show organ concert, and the film begins after the performance. Doors open prior to the concert.

In Manteca, this music gathering looks to revive the vibe of 1980s teen clubs while pushing back on high concert and festival prices. It centers community for Gen Z, offering chances to connect with musicians and highlight diverse groups. The soundtrack spans pop, EDM, R&B, and grupo. Beyond the performances, there will be face painting, tooth gems, photowalls, and a selection of local vendors.

At Carter's Pet Mart (Stockon), dogs and cats can receive non-anesthetic dental cleaning to support fresh breath and cleaner teeth. Appointments typically take under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required. This is a one day event with limited appointment availability, and further details are provided through the ticketing option.

University of the Pacific marks 175 years with a Homecoming and Family Weekend featuring campus traditions, reunions, food, live entertainment, athletics, and orange and black spirit. Alumni, students, families, and friends are invited to return to campus for a full weekend of activities. Registration is open, and the complete schedule is available to help plan the visit.

Monthly casting instruction returns to Hutchins Street Square with FCSD Bronze and Silver courses available, along with the flexibility to focus on any skills you want to practice. Loaner rods and eye protection will be on hand. Sessions are free and open to everyone. Participants must have a signed 2026 liability waiver on file. If temperatures reach 100 degrees, Friday night casting sessions shift an hour later, so keep an eye on the thermometer during the summer. For details, contact Amy Terra.

Experience a no-cost, all-ages, open-air art market centered at Veterans Park and extending into downtown Lodi. Presented by the Lodi Arts Foundation, the event connects local creators with art enthusiasts while advancing the nonprofit’s work to support the Lodi Arts Commission, increase paid opportunities for area artists, and broaden the impact of arts and culture in the community. Visitors can pick up an Art Hop Passport and stop by nearby exhibits at Double Dip Gallery, the Lodi Community Art Center, and Ruby’s Bakery for a shot at a $25 voucher that can be used on local artwork.

A community networking evening from the Greater Lathrop Chamber of Commerce centers on smart growth and genuine connection. Local business owners, community leaders, and professionals will gather at El Don Cocina & Cantina for conversation, relationship building, and business networking. Whether you are an established member, a new entrepreneur, or seeking stronger ties within the Lathrop business community, this setting offers a chance to meet new contacts and grow your network. The event is free, open to all community members, and requires no pre-registration. Beverages and light appetizers are provided.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to First Baptist Church of Stockton in Stockton, California, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a breakout year and a successful spring run, this expanded 30-city U.S. leg continues her first headlining tour as she shares the songs and stories that have connected with audiences across the country. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, contributes his warm, authentic style. Expect an evening focused on meaningful worship, genuine connection, and a strong emphasis on God’s truth. A schedule is planned with VIP entry, early entry, and general admission before the show, and it is subject to change. Tickets are on sale. To protect attendees from scams, third-party ticket resales are not allowed for this event; use the official ticketing outlet, since unofficial purchases are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

An in-service day enrichment camp for homeschoolers features Coaster Creators, an inquiry-driven engineering experience in collaboration with the Modesto Children’s Museum. Participants explore the science behind roller coaster thrills, then transform a classroom into a build space as they design, construct, test, and refine marble coasters using flexible track and supports while practicing communication and teamwork. The camp is open to children from age 5 through seventh grade. Pizza lunch is included, and before and after care are provided. Capacity is limited due to the museum’s presentation limits. Registration involves completing the RKDC 2026 form and submitting a $55 payment, which includes lunch.

Ride into the Halloween spirit at a lively party filled with spooky fun, free giveaways, and a celebratory seasonal atmosphere. The mood blends playful thrills with just the right touch of eerie flair.

Hosted by Manteca Moms Supporting Kids with ASD Inc., this 3rd Annual Halloween Party & Trunk or Treat takes place at Tiny Tots Academy Preschool. Families can visit more than 15 trunks, tents, and tables offering free candy and toys. Food and merchandise vendors will be on site, and the nonprofit will provide complimentary refreshments. This all ages, family friendly, Autism inclusive event happens in the preschool parking lot. Guests are encouraged to bring their own buckets or bags for treats. Vendors and sponsors can contact the organizer at mmasdinc@gmail.com.

Enjoy Halloween in a family-friendly setting that offers a safe place to trick or treat. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes and collect candy throughout the dealership, while everyone takes in the festive atmosphere and decorated showroom. Snap photos, show off creative looks, and enjoy a cheerful Halloween vibe with good company.

Now in its twelfth year, this free-admission Trunk or Treat offers a family-friendly evening in a safe and welcoming setting. Attendees can trick-or-treat at more than 50 creatively decorated trunks, enjoy live music, visit a petting zoo, and capture plenty of photos. An auditorium will be filled with inflatables, bounce houses, and more, with appreciation noted to The Party Spot. A release form is required for the inflatables and bounce houses.

Veterans Appreciation Day at Eagle's Nest Harley-Davidson recognizes service with a complimentary lunch and time to connect with other riders and the Harley community. The event centers on appreciation, good food, and the sense of camaraderie at the dealership.

This Central Valley community walk at Islanders Field raises funds in support of the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. Participants walk, fundraise, and connect with fellow community members while celebrating hydro warriors. Official registration is handled through the Hydrocephalus Association website.

This gathering combines a chili-themed cook off with a toy run to support Lily Pad Living and Lotus Rising. A suggested contribution of a $20 donation or a gift valued at $20 per person will help provide assistance for children in need during the Christmas season.

Refuge Church in Manteca hosts the 11th annual Polar Express Movie Night Pajama and After Party, a family-friendly celebration with free admission and a cozy screening of the beloved holiday film The Polar Express. Enjoy complimentary popcorn, hot cocoa served both before and after the movie, and cookie bars with a make-your-own cookie activity following the film. The evening also features letters to Santa, photo opportunities with Santa, and festive crafts. Dinner concessions will be available for a nominal cost, offering Gold Dust Pizza, hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos, and more. Bring a blanket and pillow for floor seating to create a slumber party atmosphere. Chairs are available in the back for adults, and personal chairs should be placed toward the back to keep views clear for those relaxing on the floor.

Celebrate the season with complimentary photos with Santa at Eagle's Nest Harley-Davidson. Bring a camera or smartphone to capture your own keepsake, perfect for holiday cards or sharing with friends and family. All are welcome, whether arriving solo, bringing the kids, or visiting with a group. Enjoy a cheerful Harley-Davidson setting and head home with a festive snapshot. There is no cost to participate, just remember your camera and holiday spirit.

Enjoy complimentary admission all day during WOW for All, a series of five select Sundays tailored for families, those new to the museum, and members who may bring along a guest. Spend as much time as you like exploring the museum at your own pace. This free-entry offering is supported by the Lodi Community Foundation, and no reservations or tickets are required.