Events in Stockton today

Browse a seasonal rummage sale benefiting ACT’s TNR Program, where every purchase helps keep services for feral cats affordable. Discover deals on pet supplies, books, clothing, household goods, and more. Item donations are welcome, and questions can be directed to 209-462-7729.

This is a potluck picnic at Middle River Shelter where guests bring a favorite dish to share. Only beer and wine are permitted, and parking is $6.

Tokay High School hosts an annual mattress sale fundraiser benefiting the football program and its students. Shoppers will find brand new, name brand mattresses made to order in every size and a range of feels, styles, and comfort levels. Discounts run approximately 30 to 50 percent below typical retail on top brands, and all products include a full factory warranty. The sale also features premium options such as adjustable bases, sheets, and luxury pillows. Delivery and financing are available. Every purchase supports the kids. It offers the same experience as buying in a store, only at the school, with better prices that contribute to a good cause.

This group covers the radio standbys people know by heart, delivering timeless chart-toppers with a crisp, precise sound. Familiar songs are performed with focused, polished musicianship.

This free, family-friendly outdoor art market brings local artists and art lovers together at Idol Beer Works. Organized by the Lodi Arts Foundation, a nonprofit that supports the Lodi Arts Commission, expands paid opportunities for local artists, and strengthens arts and culture in Lodi, this event features Sayla’s Join the Band Program. Participants can complete an Art Hop Passport by visiting nearby exhibits at Double Dip Gallery, the Lodi Community Art Center, and Ruby’s Bakery for a chance to win a $25 voucher to spend on local art.

Join the Lodi Art Hop Night Market at Idol Beer Works in Downtown Lodi for an upbeat, welcoming evening focused on creativity and community. The event features 10+ local artists, live music, and hands-on art projects for all ages, plus coffee, food, and resources from local nonprofits. It is always free and all are welcome.

A live tribute to the music of Morgan Wallen by 7 Summers takes place at Jessie's Grove Winery in Lodi, California. The concert is devoted to his songs and celebrates his catalog.

Join instructor Sylvia Chavez for a one-day beginner watercolor class where you’ll create watercolor cards. The session covers the basics of color theory, how to mix colors, water control, and a chance to practice several watercolor techniques. If you have your own watercolor supplies, bring them along. Supplies may also be available to purchase for an additional $10.

DJ Porkchop returns to the decks at Windmill Cove with music at no charge, scenic Delta views, and chilled drinks. Settle in for an easygoing session where the Delta setting and steady beats make for a laid-back experience.

Get ready for a full day of waterfront vibes with DJ Porkchop at Windmill Cove Bar & Grill. Expect music, drinks, and a fun, on-the-water atmosphere where boats can pull up and the good times keep rolling all afternoon.

Sniff and Go is a hide-and-seek style dog search event with hides set for all skill levels, and beginner dogs are welcome. You’ll run one or two stations that each have multiple elements set up, moving from station to station as needed. Hide locations stay the same during the day but change from day to day. You can choose to run your areas as either a blind search or a known search, and you can sign up for multiple dogs. Each run is about 20 minutes, and your assigned start time is an estimate, so you may start a little earlier or later. Payment is $30 per slot per dog by cash or check, or $32 per slot per dog via PayPal.

The Pacific community marks the opening of Southwest Hall with a ribbon cutting on the Stockton campus. This celebration recognizes a significant milestone for the university and brings together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to honor the new addition.

Drop in for a studio session focused on fused glass. Experienced students can work independently alongside other artists in the glass studio, with no formal instruction. Scrap glass is available during lab time only, and tools are provided to use freely, while glass materials can be purchased separately. Online registration isn’t available for this activity, so registration details need to be handled during regular business hours.

Pack a lawn chair, relax, and enjoy a performance by Whiskey Kiss filled with songs you know and love.

A weekly, in-person group series gives teens ages 13 to 17 a supportive place to slow down, check in with themselves, and build skills that reach beyond school. Each workshop stands on its own, so participants can drop in on the weeks that fit without a long term commitment. Sessions revolve around themes like understanding emotions, navigating friendships, managing stress, and recognizing personal strengths, using creative activities such as art, movement, music, games, and open conversation. For teens, the work also includes exploring identity, growing self awareness, practicing communication and boundary setting, and developing a personal toolkit for handling challenges. Groups are facilitated by associate clinicians under the supervision of a licensed therapist at Quail Lakes Community Counseling. The series spans 13 sessions across the summer and meets in person. Space is limited to support meaningful connection, and a brief screening call with follow up documentation is required to reserve a spot. Pricing is $35 per session, with discounted multi session bundles available, including a full summer option at $375. Insurance is accepted from Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Health Plan of San Joaquin, Magellan, MHN, Optum and UnitedHealthcare, VA, Adventist Health, and Beacon and Carelon.

Enjoy a relaxed Brushes and Brews paint party that blends creativity with a tasty sip. Participants will create a painting on a 16x20 canvas using acrylics, and all materials are provided, including easels, canvases, brushes, palettes, and aprons. Feel free to pick up a beverage before the session starts. This experience is open to all ages. Acrylic paint can permanently stain fabric even with an apron, so choose clothing with that in mind. If you have a credit or discount, contact KAT by text at (209) 923-3167 or by email at katspaintandwineparties@gmail.com. If you have already paid and plans change, you can send a friend in your place or receive a credit toward another paint event, with public sessions offered regularly.

Set in the heart of Downtown Lodi, this certified farmers market features locally grown produce, specialty food offerings, live music, and a bustling beer garden. Brought to the community by the Lodi Chamber of Commerce, it offers a welcoming place to shop fresh, try new flavors, and enjoy a lively atmosphere.

Learn practical ways to put sourdough discard to good use in a workshop from Stellarmade Bread Co. Rather than throwing it away, this flavorful byproduct can become both savory bites and sweet bakes using simple techniques to apply at home. Participants receive a sourdough starter to keep, recipes, and sample treats during the session. Alcohol-free beverages are provided, and personal beverages are welcome. All sales are final.