Events in Sunnyvale

Sweet Reads and Sweet Treats With Shan

Shannon leads a conversation about recent romance reads at Leigh’s Books, paired with a sweet treat. Participants share what they are reading and chat about favorites in the genre. Glamour has praised Carley Fortune for capturing the feeling of summer in a way that transports readers, an example of the immersive storytelling that sparks conversation among romance fans.

Lake Elizabeth Central Park

🎶☀️ Fremont Summer Concert Series ☀️🎶

Central Park Performance Pavilion hosts an evening concert in the open air as the Fremont Summer Concert Series continues. Admission is free and the setting is welcoming for all ages. Idea Band takes the stage with a party band performance, and a variety of food trucks will be serving, including Seasoned Kabob & Grill, Cousins Maine Lobster Truck, El Gran Taco Loco, Pacific Drip Kitchen, and Pineapple Whips.

Comedian Raanan Hershberg

Comedian Raanan Hershberg takes the stage in Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a neighborhood comedy club. Lineups are subject to change, and during the Covid era they may be adjusted at the last minute.

Twos Play Group ( 1 - 3 year olds)

A casual playgroup for two-year-olds meets at Portal Park. It offers a relaxed setting for toddlers to explore, play, and make new friends while caregivers connect. Held each week, it provides a consistent opportunity for outdoor fun and social interaction.

Portal Park

Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Fremont, Embark Apartments

Fremont’s Embark Apartments welcomes the Cousins Maine Lobster truck, serving lobster bites. Guests can order ahead through the mobile app for same-day posted events and go straight to the pickup window at their selected time. App ordering usually opens a few hours before each truck stop after the previous event has finished, and it may be limited or unavailable at times. Walk-up orders are always accepted at the truck window. Payment options include major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app features a loyalty program that awards points automatically for app orders, or customers can scan their app loyalty card at checkout to earn points toward free food.

JUL24

Kiddie Academy of Cupertino

Hero Play Day

Hero Play Day is a complimentary community gathering at Kiddie Academy of Cupertino that blends playful adventures with engaging learning activities to spark each child’s inner hero. Visitors can tour the academy, meet the team, and learn how its approach helps children build skills for school and life. Costumes are welcome and curiosity is encouraged.

JUL24

Groups & Meetups

Beyond Small Talk

Beyond Small Talk is an in-person singles experience for Indian professionals in the Bay Area, hosted by Crazy Souls Social at Fibbar MaGees. The evening is designed for ages 25 to 35 and focuses on meaningful, comfortable conversations rather than swiping, awkward setups, or a speed dating format. Attendees complete a brief questionnaire, then receive two tailored introductions aligned with shared interests, lifestyle preferences, and values, along with thoughtful prompts to help conversations flow naturally. The setting is a relaxed cocktail patio, there is no pressure to exchange numbers, and food and drinks are available for purchase at the venue. Attendance is limited to keep the group balanced and the experience welcoming.

Fibbar MaGees

Goo Lagoon Makers Market

Goo Lagoon Makers Market brings a lively community market to Rancho Pool in partnership with SJ Makers. Browse handcrafted pieces, original art, and other locally made goods from small business vendors, and enjoy food from local sellers. Admission is free, and recreation swim is also complimentary. To help reduce wait times, advance registration for swim is offered on a first come, first served basis. Walk-ins are welcome, although capacity limits may lead to a brief wait. It is a relaxed way to support local makers, savor good food, and spend time poolside.

2026 Art of Inclusion Art Exhibition

Art of Inclusion returns for its fourth year at the De Saisset Museum, bringing together adults with I/DD and student artists to create, connect, and highlight inclusion through art. The exhibition presents collaborative works made by clients of Life Services Alternatives and students from San Jose State University, with instruction from the San Jose Museum of Art. Prints of the artwork will be available for purchase. Focused on color, collaboration, and welcoming people of many backgrounds, it celebrates community and the connections formed through creative practice. Life Services Alternatives may photograph or video record the event and use images in its publications and media. Participation constitutes consent to this use and agreement to release and hold LSA harmless regarding the use of one’s likeness.

De Saisset Museum

Games & Entertainment

Riftbound Nexus Nights

This weekly Riftbound tournament features three rounds of play. Players earn one pack for each victory, and the entry fee is $10.

Ed Sheeran at Levi's Stadium

Ed Sheeran takes the stage at Levi’s Stadium for a high energy concert filled with signature songs, standout vocals, and an electric stadium vibe. Whether you have followed his music for years or just discovered recent tracks, expect a night of sing along moments and shared memories with a crowd of thousands. Only 278 tickets are listed as remaining.

Levi's Stadium

Theater

Free Shakespeare in the Park at Cupertino's Memorial Park

Now in its 44th season, Free Shakespeare in the Park presents Antony and Cleopatra at Memorial Park in Cupertino, directed by Katja Rivera. Set in Rome and Egypt, the story explores the pull between obligation and passion and shows how private relationships can influence political power. The performance runs about 90 minutes with no intermission. No tickets are needed, and no prior Shakespeare experience is required.

Memorial Park

Silents on Saturday Night - COMEDY SHORTS NIGHT

Silents on Saturday Night brings a Comedy Shorts Night to the Niles Film Museum with a quartet of silent favorites. The program includes Pay Day (1922, First National) starring Charlie Chaplin, shown on 35mm, Backstage (1919, Comique) with Roscoe Arbuckle and Buster Keaton, Mighty Like a Moose (1926, Hal Roach Studios) with Charley Chase, shown on 35mm, and Wrong Again (1929, Hal Roach Studios) with Laurel and Hardy. Piano accompaniment is by Greg Pane. Unless otherwise noted, prints will be presented in 16mm. Tickets are available online. Suggested donation is $8 for members and $10 for those who are not yet members.

Niles Film Museum

The Florence Bar and Grill

Decoto Jam Summer Concert at The Florence

A concert at The Florence Bar and Grill featuring classic rock, blues with a funky edge, and high energy Latin jams.

American Legion Santa Clara Post 419

Civic

American Legion Post 419 First Annual Community Day

A showcase of resources with representatives from South Bay Blue Star Moms, Boy Scouts, Marine Corps League Fleet Reserve, 129TH SEARCH AND RESCUE WING, American Legion Sons, American Legion Auxiliary, Naval Sea Cadets, Open Doors, Santa Clara Rotary International, WOUNDED WARRIOR, Patriot Riders, Santa Clara Parade of Champions, and the DIGNTIY BOOKMOBILE. Lunch will be available with a hot dog bar and nacho bar for $10.

Petco - 160 E El Camino Real - Sunnyvale, CA 94087

Sunnyvale, CA - Amazing Adoption Event

Discover your next canine companion at an adoption event hosted at Petco, where friendly, fluffy rescues will be on hand to meet potential families. No appointment is necessary, and you can also arrange one in advance to reserve a particular dog so they will be available to meet during the event. Every pup arrives with medical records and has received thorough veterinary care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888-508-8943 any day between 8 am and 8 pm.

JUL26

Special Sunday Matinee Screening - WE WERE HERE (2011)

A special screening at Niles Film Museum presents WE WERE HERE, the 2011 documentary from Weissman Projects that honors a pivotal chapter in Bay Area history. The film examines the deep personal and community effects of the AIDS crisis and the sweeping political and social changes it sparked in the early 1980s, told through the intimate memories of five longtime San Franciscans whose lives were profoundly changed. Admission is free, but seating is limited, so advance reservations are recommended. Tickets are available in the museum store during open hours or online. Thanks to the filmmakers and to local sponsors Beth Hoffman and Laurie Manuel for supporting this screening.

Niles Film Museum

JUL26

Ace Your Summer: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026!

Give kids an energizing summer experience with a tennis day camp from Euro School of Tennis. Coaches provide customized instruction and friendly competition so participants stay active while developing their skills and enthusiasm for the game. Open to ages 6 to 14, the camp welcomes complete beginners and returning players, helping them build confidence in a positive, encouraging setting. Flexible options include half-day and full-day sessions, along with after-camp care. Space is limited.

Encuentro/Playdate for TK & Kinder 26-27

Families with children entering TK or kindergarten for 2026 to 2027 can gather at Murphy Park for a friendly playdate centered on making new friends. The gathering includes shared snacks and a simple gardening and planting activity. Look for the group near the playground. Para familias de TK y K del ciclo 2026 a 2027, habrá una convivencia en Parque Murphy con alimentos para compartir y una actividad de jardinería y siembra. Busque al grupo cerca del área de juegos.

Murphy Park

Beach-Gnomer

Settle into a relaxing, creative evening at La Pinata with Paint Zenyful. Instructors lead you through each stage of a painting, helping every participant complete a unique piece, and beginners are fully supported. Bring friends, enjoy a glass of wine, and let the process spark your creativity. No outside food or beverages are permitted, and purchasing refreshments at the event is appreciated. Teens and older are welcome to attend with a ticket. The experience is meant to leave you feeling refreshed and inspired.

Rhythm Fusion Dance Camp

Leapstart's Rhythm Fusion Dance Camp welcomes children ages 4.5 to 11 for five energetic days of dance, creativity, and performance. The program blends the expressive storytelling of Bollywood with the rhythm and power of Hip Hop, offering a fun path to build confidence, coordination, and self-expression. Campers progress from fundamental steps to performance skills as they learn lively Bollywood movements, practice Hip Hop footwork, grooves, and freestyle, and then combine both styles into dynamic fusion routines. Collaboration is encouraged so participants can personalize choreography, strengthen teamwork, and deepen musicality. Experienced instructors provide age-appropriate guidance in a supportive setting, helping every child feel comfortable trying new moves and sharing their unique style. The week concludes with a cheerful showcase where campers present a polished group piece for family and friends, celebrating growth, effort, and the joy of dance.

Ace Your Summer: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026!

Euro School of Tennis presents a lively day camp in Fremont that keeps kids active while they learn the game with personalized instruction. Campers discover the fun of tennis as they grow skills in a supportive setting. Designed for ages 6 to 14, the program welcomes beginners and returning players alike. Participants can refine technique, build confidence, enjoy friendly competition, and make new friends. Flexible options include half-day sessions and after-camp care to match different family schedules. Enrollment is limited, and spots can fill quickly.

Creative Hands Crafts Studio

Leapstart’s Creative Hands Crafts Studio offers a five day, hands on art camp for children ages 4.5 to 11. Activities are thoughtfully tailored to different ages with guided support, encouraging young artists to explore, experiment, and express themselves while building skills, confidence, and imagination. Campers dive into painting and color, learning to use brushes, mix hues, and play with textures to create expressive works. They also shape clay into imaginative three dimensional pieces as they discover the basics of form and structure. Mixed media projects invite them to combine paper, yarn, fabric, and recycled materials to design layered art that is uniquely their own. Each project is planned to develop fine motor skills and spark creative thinking. Experienced instructors foster a warm, flexible environment that meets each child where they are and helps ideas grow. The week ends with a mini exhibition where participants share favorite creations with family and friends, celebrating effort, growth, and the joy of making. Children leave with artwork they feel proud of and inspiration to keep creating.

Shinn Historical Park and Arboretum

Move & Groove | EnActe Theatre Camp - Week 4

Move & Groove is a one week Bollywood dance and theatrical movement camp that celebrates rhythm, joy, and storytelling. Tailored for children who love music and to keep moving, it channels summer energy into creative expression and performance. With guidance from professional instructors and choreographers, campers learn dynamic routines, explore expressive movement, and strengthen their stage presence. The environment stays upbeat and supportive so participants build coordination, musicality, and confidence while staying active. The week finishes with a spirited live showcase for family and friends highlighting what the group has learned. The camp is held at The EnActerium. Tuition is $325 and covers all instruction along with the culminating performance.

EnActe Arts Inc.

JUL28

Civic

Tuesday Volunteering

This volunteer session at Shinn Park is open to participants ages 14 and up. High school students can receive service-learning credit during summer break. For questions or additional details, contact the event organizers.

JUL29

Career

The Great HR Getaway: Games, Sips & Socializing

Bay Area HR professionals come together in Sunnyvale for a relaxed summer social centered on conversation, networking, and play. Lawn game favorites like cornhole, ring toss, Giant Jenga, and Connect Four set a casual tone, and the Beverage Tasting Challenge rewards each correct guess with a raffle ticket toward prizes. Light appetizers will be served, and an open bar will offer wine, water, and soda. Socializing takes place in the Silicon Valley room with access to the adjoining outdoor patio. Casual footwear is welcome, and laptops are not part of the plan. Admission is $20 with prepayment arranged by follow-up email, or $25 at the door by cash or check. First Stop Health sponsors the event, helping keep admission costs accessible, and provides high-engagement virtual care including Primary Care, Urgent Care, and Whole-Person Mental Health with a focus on accessible care that supports ROI and employee satisfaction.

| 440 N. Wolfe Road, Sunnyvale, CA 9408

Mishla

Federicos Grill features live piano and vocals on alternating Thursdays. Pair the music with Italian dishes, or choose a glass of wine and a dessert at the bar.

Federico's Grill

Summer Concert Series

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor concert series at Memorial Park with a broad mix of live music across the season. Spread a blanket or set up a lawn chair on the lawn and enjoy symphonic selections, classic rock, Latin rhythms, funk, soul, pop, and dance favorites alongside a welcoming community atmosphere. The lineup features Cupertino Symphonic Band, Blind Pilots, The Blanks, Fire Peach, Misguided Saints, Patron Latin Rhythms, The Joint Chiefs, Mad About You, The Sound Project, Get Lucky Band, and Smokin Slice of Mojo.

Memorial Park

Storytime

Bookasaurus staff present a weekly storytime welcoming listeners of every age. Each session features read-alouds of a new title along with a favorite pick from the team.

Bookasaurus

Twos Play Group (1 - 3 year olds)

A weekly play group for two-year-olds meets at Portal Park in Cupertino.

Portal Park

JUL31

Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club

Comedian Trish Suhr

Comedian Trish Suhr takes the spotlight at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale, a neighborhood venue for stand up. Please note that show lineups are subject to change, and in the current Covid era there may be last minute adjustments.

Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley

Seascape Sounds

An afternoon set at the Treehouse Beer Garden extends the summer mood with live R&B and smooth arrangements that flow into a relaxed evening.

Theater

Shakespeare in the Park

Free Shakespeare in the Park presents a production of Antony and Cleopatra directed by Katja Rivera.

Memorial Park

Pretty Pennies/Pacific Riot

The Quarternote hosts a live showcase featuring Pacific Riot alongside Pretty Pennies. Pacific Riot, a leading South Bay pop punk cover group, plays the anthems that shaped 90s and 2000s alternative. Pretty Pennies offers a faithful Stone Temple Pilots tribute, widely billed as the Bay Area’s top STP experience.

The Quarternote

Bach-Millennium Music Summer of Opera 2026

Bach-Millennium Music unveils a 2026 summer season with two different opera programs across the Bay Area. Favorite Arias & Ensembles gathers cherished highlights from the repertoire, featuring luminous solos and rich ensemble moments that welcome both longtime aficionados and newcomers. Mozart's The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte) presents a fairy tale journey filled with wit, romance, and sparkling music.

Louis B.Mayer Theatre

Duke of Edinburgh Pub and Restaurant

Up a Notch

Up a Notch brings live music to the Duke of Edinburgh Pub and Restaurant. With the pub set to close soon, this performance serves as a celebratory sendoff. Admission is free with no cover, and guests can enjoy food and drinks while dancing and celebrating.

Outdoor Recreation

The Dam Run

Hosted by the local San Jose Dons, this ride departs from The Motor Cafe and follows a planned route through the hills, finishing at the clubhouse with awards and refreshments. Everyone is welcome to participate, and all types of bikes are invited. Entry is free, and optional donations help support the event each year.

The Motor Cafe

Fremont Festival of the Arts

There is no admission fee.

Paseo Padre Blvd Fremont

GKSC August Quarterly Flea Market

Explore tables filled with secondhand treasures at a community flea market hosted at Game Kastle Santa Clara, where community members set up their own small shops to sell games and other items they no longer need. Sellers can reserve a table for $30, limited to one table per party, with no holds, and payment accepted in person or over the phone. To choose a table, call 408-564-4875. Vendors may set up before the market opens to the public. Items that are not permitted include weapons, whether real or replicas, pornographic materials, anything illicit, and food or other consumables. The market uses the entire play space for the duration of the event. Registration for the next market opens two weeks after this one and often fills quickly.

Game Kastle Santa Clara

Cupertino Composting Basics Workshop

UC Cooperative Extension presents an in-person Composting Basics Workshop that covers the fundamentals of composting. It is designed for gardening newcomers and anyone interested in reducing waste. Learn practical ways to turn everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient rich compost and do a little good for the planet. Participants are encouraged to come with questions and plenty of enthusiasm.

Cupertino Library

AUG2

Unleash Your Talent: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026

Euro School of Tennis presents a fun day camp in Fremont for kids ages 6 to 14. Participants receive individualized coaching that builds fundamentals and technique, encourages friendly match play, and boosts confidence on the court. Whether a newcomer or an experienced player, each child can develop new skills, sharpen their game, and make friends in an active, supportive setting. Half-day and full-day options are available.

Glenmoor Tennis Center

AUG2

Rooster T Feathers Comedy Club

Comedian Paul Conyers

Enjoy an evening of stand-up in Sunnyvale with comedian Trish Suhr at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a local comedy spot. Lineups are subject to change, and in the Covid era they may shift with little notice.

AUG3

Rhythm Fusion Dance Camp

Leapstart's Rhythm Fusion Dance Camp offers an upbeat five day dance experience for children ages 4.5 to 11, thoughtfully structured with age-appropriate teaching and guided participation. The program brings together Bollywood’s storytelling spirit and the groove of Hip Hop, giving young dancers a fun and confidence-building way to move, create, and perform. Across the week, campers explore both styles from foundational steps to expressive performance, then blend them into energetic fusion routines. Sessions encourage coordination, individuality, and self-expression while experienced instructors focus on confidence, teamwork, musicality, and a supportive environment where every child feels comfortable participating. Participants practice lively Bollywood-inspired movement, Hip Hop grooves, footwork, and freestyle, collaborate to personalize choreography, and rehearse a polished group number. The week concludes with a lively showcase where family and friends can see the fusion routine, celebrating effort, growth, and rhythm.

Leapstart After School

AUG3

Leapstart (10594 S. De Anza Blvd, Cupertino, CA)

Animal Kingdom Theater Camp

Animal Kingdom Theater Camp, Zootopia Edition, invites children ages 4.5 to 11 into a lively world of animal characters and city adventures. Designed with age-appropriate activities and guided participation, the camp encourages young performers to act, move, sing, and imagine while building confidence and teamwork on stage. Activities center on playful exploration of character and story. Through theater games, role play, and simple collaborative storytelling, campers discover how characters think, move, and communicate within a supportive environment. They practice acting skills that explore emotions, facial expressions, and dialogue, develop clear and expressive voices, and learn energetic movement with easy choreography that boosts coordination and stage presence. Working together on short scenes strengthens timing, listening, and cooperation, and hands-on stagecraft adds visual flair as campers create basic props, masks, and costume pieces that spark imagination. Led by experienced instructors, the focus stays on participation, confidence, and the joy of exploration rather than perfection. The camp concludes with a small, celebratory sharing where campers present moments from their animal-themed story to peers and instructors, highlighting creativity and growth.

AUG7

Sunset Movie Series: The Wild Robot

Enjoy an outdoor showing of The Wild Robot at Serra Park as part of the Sunset Movie Series. Bring a lawn chair and some cozy blankets, along with your passion for movies, for a relaxed evening under the stars. Look forward to activities and snacks before the screening, then settle in as the film begins.

Serra Park

AUG7

Creekside Park Dr, Cupertino, CA 95014, United States

Movies in the Park

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor Movies in the Park screening of Goat at Creekside Park. This PG film from 2026 runs 1 hour and 40 minutes. Settle in with a blanket or lawn chair for a relaxed summer evening with the community. The story follows Will, a small goat who gets an extraordinary shot to play pro roarball, pushing past teammate doubts and fierce competition to prove that determination can rival size.

AUG7

Literary Lunch With Leigh

Literary Lunch With Leigh centers on a discussion of Whistler by Ann Patchett. The conversation encourages sharing insights, questions, and memorable moments from the book. The New York Times has described Patchett’s latest as engaging and heartwarming, setting a thoughtful tone for the exchange.

The Martin Apartments

Niles Concert Series: Jinx Jones & the KingTones

Part of Niles’ free, family-friendly concert series, this show features Jinx Jones and the Kingtones, a local favorite delivering energetic rockabilly at the historic Niles Town Plaza. Families are welcome, and guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets for a more comfortable experience.

Niles Town Plaza

Summer Dance Series: Swing Dance Lesson

At Niles Town Plaza, a free outdoor swing dance lesson caps off this season’s Summer Dance Series. Enjoy the outdoor summer concert first, then follow it with an instructor led swing session under the evening sky. No partner or prior experience is required. All levels are welcome, and there is plenty of nearby parking. Beyond the lesson, take time to explore Niles, meet new people, browse local shops, and grab food from nearby restaurants as the community celebrates the close of summer.

Niles Town Plaza

OPEN HOUSE

An in-person open house showcases toddler, preschool, TK, and afterschool programs designed to support working families. Tour the classrooms, meet the caring team, and learn about a whole-child approach that provides outstanding early learning and care in a secure, nurturing setting with skilled and compassionate educators. The event features music and movement with Chiquy, face painting, mehendi art, and an orientation. Special open house discounts are available.

Safari Kid Cupertino

Hilton Garden Inn Cupertino

Cupertino Exclusive Exhibition

Explore a large shopping exhibition at Hilton Garden Inn Cupertino with free entry and free parking. Browse a broad selection of stylish women’s clothing, elegant jewelry, fancy dresses, accessories, and more, featuring options for casual, formal, semi-formal, and bridal wear. Choices for children are included, making it convenient for the whole family. The showcase focuses on the latest trends and exclusive designs, ideal for wedding and summer wardrobes, all gathered under one roof. For inquiries, contact Kiran Akhtar at (916) 510-9856.

AUG12

Groups & Meetups

San Jose RAT Monthly Social

A relaxed monthly social at Duke of Edinburgh Pub and Restaurant centers on conversation and planning upcoming rides. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with time to connect, share ideas, and coordinate future outings.

Duke of Edinburgh Pub and Restaurant

AUG12

Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club

Salty Mom Comedy Tour

The Salty Mom Comedy Tour brings a night of laughs to Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale. It features a comedy showcase in a local club setting. Performer lineups are subject to change, and in the Covid era they may be adjusted at the last minute as needed.

AUG14

Groups & Meetups

August Gen'l Mtg, Potluck & Medal Design Contest

Members and guests are welcome at an in-person general meeting that pairs Food Night with sandwiches and a shared potluck. Bring a side dish such as chips, salad, fruit, or dessert to go with the sandwiches. The meeting begins earlier than usual, so arriving a little ahead of the start helps with room setup and provides time to look over the auction items. The agenda features announcements, an auction, show and tell, and several drawings, including attendance, birthday, youth, and a general drawing if enough tickets are sold. The program also includes a design contest for the 2026 show medal, with rules available in the Coin Press newsletter.

St Joseph of Cupertino Church

AUG14

New Moon on Monday Duran Duran Tribute - Sunnyvale Theatre

New Moon on Monday brings an arena-scale tribute to Duran Duran to Sunnyvale Theatre, delivering a high-energy showcase of the band’s biggest hits, deep favorites, and signature visuals. Touted as the world’s leading Duran Duran tribute, the group features musicians who have performed this catalog live since 2010 and built a devoted following across North America and beyond. Their touring history includes headlining and sellout appearances at notable rooms like The Blue Note in Hawaii, San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom, and international stages such as Nostalgia Fest in Ottawa. The set spans dance-floor staples like “Hungry Like the Wolf” and “Rio” alongside atmospheric tracks including “The Chauffeur,” “New Moon on Monday,” and “Ordinary World,” all delivered with tight musicianship, engaging stagecraft, and a polished production that connects with longtime fans and newcomers. Frequently booked for festivals, casinos, theaters, corporate events, and global engagements, New Moon on Monday continues to draw repeat audiences as a definitive live salute to one of the past four decades’ most influential bands.

AUG14

Creekside Park Dr, Cupertino, CA 95014, United States

Movies in the Park - A Bug’s Life

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor screening of A Bug’s Life at Creekside Park. The animated story follows Flik, an inventive ant whose mistake puts his colony in conflict with a group of grasshoppers. He sets out to find protection and crosses paths with a troupe of circus insects who may offer unexpected help. Rated G with a 1 hour and 35 minute runtime from 1998. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a summer evening under the stars with the community.

AUG15

Sunnyvale Community Players

India Day 2026

This celebration of India’s Independence Day takes place in the Bay, bringing people together in a spirit of heritage, pride, and unity.

AUG16

Pacific Bus Museum’s 2026 Annual Summer Open House

Experience the Pacific Bus Museum’s annual open house with a showcase of antique and modern buses. Most of the fleet will be staged for photos and walk-throughs, and visiting buses will round out the display. A barbecue lunch will be offered for a $17 donation, with a $10 option for children 10 and under. Explore a bus memorabilia flea market featuring antique bus items for sale.

Pacific Bus Museum

AUG16

AOB Summerfest 2026 - Nabadiganta Season 3

AOB Summerfest 2026 — Nabadiganta Season 3 turns Central Park in Fremont, California into a vibrant celebration of Bengal, featuring Baul, Bhatiali and folk music alongside lively metho adda and plenty of festival cheer. Admission is free for everyone. Delicious food will be available from the official food partner, Masala Ferry. A Mishti Competition offers prizes and brings friendly excitement to a gathering that unites the Bengali community under one roof with AOB Chapter 3.

Central Park

AUG21

Main Street Cupertino Town Square

Live On Main - Summer Concert Series

Town Square hosts an Annual Summer Concert Series featuring live music with a different band each week. Scheduled performers include Groove Doctors, Tin Man, Grace & the Grit, Cisco Kid, Megatones, and Country Cougars.

Monta Vista Recreation Center Gymnastics Room, 22601 Voss Avenue, Cupertino, CA

Kids Night Out at the Gym

Take the night off while your child enjoys an action filled evening of gymnastics fun. They will practice flips and tumbles, tackle obstacle challenges, and dive into energetic games set to music. A craft that matches the theme adds a creative break, and there will be pizza along with ice cream.

Bollywood and Bhangra Beats

Experience a high energy Bollywood and Bhangra night packed with music, dancing, and fun. DJ Pari will keep the floor moving with non stop hits and upbeat party vibes. An appetizer is included, and there will be a raffle with giveaways for added excitement. Tickets are $20. The event takes place at Bombay To Goa.

Bombay To Goa

Ardenwood Family Movie Night

Settle in for a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 at Ardenwood in Fremont, shown on the Patterson House lawn. The movie is rated PG and runs 1 hour and 48 minutes. Consider arriving early to claim a spot on the grass, and bring a flashlight, warm layers, and either a blanket or chairs. No pets are allowed. The event is canceled if it rains. No registration is required.

Ardenwood Historic Farm

Brick Blast 2026 - LEGO® Fan Convention

A one-day LEGO fan event at the Santa Clara Convention Center offers hands-on build areas for all ages, a light-up Glow Zone experience, custom car creation with races at the Brick Derby, photo opportunities and themed displays throughout the event. Vendors will feature minifigures and hard-to-find sets. Lodging is conveniently close at the Hilton for those planning to extend their visit. Tickets will go on sale soon.

AUG23

California Bridal & Wedding Expo

Discover ideas for every kind of celebration, from a formal black-tie affair to a casual barefoot ceremony on the beach. At the Santa Clara Convention Center, carefully selected wedding experts share practical advice to help you plan and create timeless memories for your perfect day.

AUG25

Career

@Scale: Networking

@Scale: Networking takes a deep look at the evolution of AI networking with an end to end approach to troubleshooting that spans the communications layer through the hardware. By viewing both front end and back end networks together, the program explores how to spot and reduce bottlenecks to keep performance high. Industry experts and leading researchers share insights from building large scale networks, offering a range of ideas for solving common challenges and opening the door to potential collaboration. The event takes place at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

AUG28

Creekside Park Dr, Cupertino, CA 95014, United States

Movies in the Park - Superman (2025)

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor screening at Creekside Park, offering a relaxed evening under the night sky. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets or lawn chairs for comfortable seating and to share the experience with neighbors. The movie is Superman, rated PG-13 with a runtime of 2 hours and 9 minutes, released in 2025. The Man of Steel faces mounting public scrutiny as tensions rise both locally and globally. While Lex Luthor moves to undermine him, he depends on trusted allies, including Lois Lane and his canine companion Krypto, to confront the threat and safeguard what matters most.

AUG29

Fuego Grill And Sports Bar (140 S. Murphy Ave., Sunnyvale, CA)

VitalSign rocks Fuego’s Saturday 8/29 6pm

A music-focused event centered on classic and Southern rock, highlighting the timeless spirit of these enduring genres.

AUG29

#Emerge3 : The Next Chapter

Alisah Bonaobra, also known as Alisah Nina Luz Bonaobra, brings a live performance to the Santa Clara Convention Center. The Filipino songstress is known for powerful vocals and unwavering determination, with career highlights that include first runner-up on The Voice of the Philippines Season 2 and a finalist appearance on The X Factor UK.

AUG29

Baer Blacksmith Shop Demonstration

Explore Cupertino’s past at the Baer Blacksmith Shop in McClellan Ranch Preserve. Originally constructed in the 1880s at the junction of Stevens Creek and De Anza Boulevard, the shop was restored and moved to McClellan Ranch so this piece of the city’s history can be shared. Watch the forge in action with live demonstrations by an experienced metalworker and learn how blacksmiths helped shape early Cupertino, one careful hammer blow at a time.

AUG30

Basic Blacksmithing for Beginners

At McClellan Ranch Preserve, beginners can explore blacksmithing through a hands-on class that welcomes those with no prior experience. The session starts with core fundamentals, including shop safety, managing the fire, hammer control, and methods for tapering, bending, and shaping metal. As confidence grows, the instruction expands to more advanced techniques, and participants use their new skills to make a simple custom piece, such as a hook or keychain, to take home. This focused introduction builds a solid foundation and prepares learners for the next step, Intermediate Blacksmithing with Focus on Projects.

AUG30

Fremont Toy-Anime-Comic Con

Fremont Toy-Anime-Comic Con brings fans of toys, anime, and comics together at Elks Lodge. Cameras are welcome, parking is free, and children age 10 and under get in at no cost. General admission is $10, or $8 when the event flyer or coupon shown on the cover is mentioned. Cash, debit, credit, and Apple Pay are accepted. A cosplay costume contest is open to all ages, with day-of sign ups available near the admissions table. Show off your best look and enjoy a fun celebration of fandom.

Elks Lodge

SEP4

Grace & The Grit Live at Main Street Cupertino

Grace & The Grit brings a soulful summer set of original blues and soul to Main Street Cupertino, with a handful of favorite covers mixed in. The show suits dancing, relaxing, picnicking, or singing along. Admission is free and open to all ages, with no cover required. Guests are welcome to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and a light layer for the evening. The square offers a wide choice of food, craft drinks, and desserts, and the atmosphere is friendly for families and dogs. Arriving early can help you secure a comfortable spot on the lawn.

Main Street Cupertino

SEP11

The Wanderers @ Fuego Sports Bar and Club (Sunnyvale)

Enjoy live music from The Wanderers at Fuego Sports Bar & Club in Sunnyvale. Expect a lively dance floor, drinks, and a menu with favorites like fajitas, wings, burgers and more. Admission is free.

SEP12

Niles Concert Series: Bayonics (Latin Reggae)

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles' free and family friendly music series, continues at the historic Niles Town Plaza with Bayonics bringing Latin reggae. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, and gather the whole family for live music in the center of Niles.

Niles Town Plaza

SEP12

Stevens Creek County Park (Villa Maria Picnic Area)

Striders Reservoir Run 2026 (11k & 1/2)

For more than four decades, the Stevens Creek Striders have explored and supported the Reservoir trails, and this event welcomes runners and walkers to experience them with Half Marathon, 11K, and a Lollipop loop charity run and children’s race. The routes travel from the cool, shaded singletrack of Tony Look to the expansive views of Coyote Ridge, offering a friendly entry point for road runners new to dirt while still delivering a challenge for seasoned trail and ultrarunners. The Half Marathon features several steep climbs, and aid stations are placed every few miles for support. The event is sanctioned by USATF, follows Trail Sisters race standards, and the Half Marathon is part of the USATF Mountain, Ultra, Trail Grand Prix, included among a select group of four races. Participation in the Half Marathon and 11K is limited to 150 runners in total, and finishers in those distances are eligible for finisher swag that includes custom race socks. Detailed course information and registration are available on the Ultrasignup page, and registration for the Lollipop loop charity run and children’s race takes place on event day. Trail races like this thrive thanks to the backing of the trail running community and its volunteers.

SEP13

2026 Northern California Ride for Kids

Motorcyclists rally through the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation’s Ride for Kids to fuel urgently needed pediatric brain tumor research and ease the burden on families. With diagnoses and deaths among children under 19 rising, this ride turns every registration and fundraising effort into support for critical studies and family resources. Individuals and groups take part as riders while raising donations, transforming a passion for the open road into real help for kids and caregivers facing the most lethal disease of childhood.

Ohlone College

SEP18

Age Well Center at South Fremont, 47111 Mission Falls Ct

3rd Annual Sip, Sparkle & Roll - A Casino Night Fundraiser

At the Age Well Center at South Fremont, the third annual casino night fundraiser pairs glitz with good works. Guests can try their luck at Blackjack, Roulette, Texas Hold’em and more, with proceeds dedicated to keeping classes, meals, and memberships affordable. Tickets are $85, and each one comes with $200 in non-monetary chips, two drinks, passed appetizers, a charcuterie table, dessert, entertainment, and prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

SEP19

Fremont Downtown Event Center

Annual Fundraiser 2026

SpaandanB reflects on a year of launching new development projects, sustaining successful efforts, and making progress toward a better Bangladesh. The event highlights lessons learned and challenges encountered, with opportunities to support the work ahead. Ticket information, the musical guest, and additional program details will be announced soon.

SEP20

Baylands Park, Sunnyvale, CA 94089, United States

Sevathon 2026 - India Community Center

Rooted in the Sanskrit word seva, meaning service, Sevathon began as an India Community Center initiative that connects participants with nonprofit organizations. During registration, participants choose a nonprofit to support, directing fundraising to that cause. Walkers, runners, yogis, and community members come together each year to champion nonprofit efforts across the community. The 18th Annual ICC Sevathon 2026 features in-person options including a 10K, 5K, Tiny Trots, a 1K, and yoga, along with virtual 10K and 5K events. Pre-event T-shirt and bib pickup will be available.

SEP24

Mountain View, California

Motley Crue: The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins

Motley Crue brings The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins to Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View for a live concert by the band at this venue.

SEP26

Outdoor Recreation

Join-A-Ranger: Bird ID and Guided Hike

A Park Ranger leads a short guided walk through a local riparian habitat to discover native wildflowers. Participants will learn how to tell different flowers apart and learn about the local history connected to native plants. The route is about one quarter mile on a mix of dirt trails and paved paths. Registration is required for all attendees, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

SEP26

Cupertino- Composting Basics Workshop at Blackberry Farm

An in-person workshop at the Blackberry Farm Picnic Area introduces simple, hands-on methods to turn everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost at home. Designed for beginners interested in cutting waste and improving garden health, it covers the basics of setting up a compost bin and offers guidance for troubleshooting common issues. Participants are welcome to bring questions and enthusiasm, and leave ready to start composting with confidence.

Blackberry Farm

SEP26

90s @ The Park IV - Bay Area Tribute Festival - ALL AGES

Mookie Productions and Swiss Park Newark present a Bay Area 90s tribute festival celebrating its fifth year with nostalgia, live music, food and drinks, and a family friendly atmosphere at Swiss Park Newark. The lineup brings the decade’s sound to life with performances by SUPERSONIC honoring Oasis, RAGE ON PARADE paying tribute to Rage Against The Machine, PUMPKIN HEADS channeling Smashing Pumpkins, ELYSIUM saluting Nirvana, and CORDUROY delivering a Pearl Jam experience. All ages are welcome, local food vendors will be on site, and parking is available. In and outs are allowed, and picnic tables are first come, first served. Folding chairs are permitted on the lawn area only. Pets, tents, and canopies are not allowed. Outside food and alcohol are prohibited anywhere on the premises and any outside alcohol will be confiscated. Only clear bags are allowed, with small clutches and fanny packs permitted. Early bird tickets are $25 in limited quantities, general admission pre-sale is $35, and tickets for kids under 12 are $20 with a school ID required at the door. A limited number of tickets will also be available at the door.

Swiss Park at Newark

SEP27

BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool

Pumpkin Pool-Ooza

Pumpkin Pool-Ooza brings a splash of autumn to BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool. Families will find floating pumpkins, lively games, music, and seasonal activities. Pick a pumpkin right from the water, then decorate it at the craft tables. Costumes are encouraged and the celebration welcomes all ages. Advanced registration is required, and each person attending must be registered. Swimsuits are required to enter the pool, and all BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool rules apply. Participants under 12 must be accompanied by a registered parent or guardian.

OCT1

Pumpkin Succulent Craft

Get into the autumn spirit with a hands-on workshop where you will design a pumpkin centerpiece adorned with succulents. This activity is for adults 18 and older and takes place on the Environmental Education Center patio at McClellan Ranch Preserve. The fee is $20 for residents and $25 for non-residents.

OCT2

Atul Purohit Navratri Garba in Bay Area

Atul Purohit brings a high-energy Navratri celebration to the Santa Clara Convention Center, lighting up the night with Garba and Dandiya Raas. A leading figure of the tradition, he presents beloved melodies that have shaped Navratri for generations. Expect vibrant rhythms, a devotional atmosphere, and a dance floor made for continuous movement.

OCT3

Bed By 10 Returns To San Jose!

An early-night dance party created for the 30-plus crowd takes over Pure Nightclub with a soundtrack celebrating the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Expect a welcoming atmosphere centered on dancing, socializing, and great music, all without sacrificing the next day. VIP bottle service is available, and tickets are required for entry. By purchasing, attendees agree to the event’s terms and conditions, and a customer service team is available for questions.

Pure Night Club

OCT3

Na Leo Mokupuni ma Cupertino

Cupertino Community Hall hosts a gathering that spotlights the music and dance of the islands. Performers come together to share lively rhythms and movement in a celebration of island culture. Admission is $5 for everyone. Preregistration is recommended, and a limited number of tickets will be available at the door while supplies last.

Cupertino Community Hall

OCT9

Crossroads - Eric Clapton Tribute - Sunnyvale Theater

Crossroads brings Eric Clapton’s music to life in Sunnyvale with a career-spanning tribute led by Gary Tackett, known as the Guitarist to the Stars. The performance traces Clapton’s journey from the blues-rock punch of Cream and Derek and the Dominos to the intimate acoustic style of MTV Unplugged. Audiences can look forward to well known songs such as Layla, Wonderful Tonight, Cocaine, Tears in Heaven, and Bell Bottom Blues, along with other favorites. With precise musicianship, expressive guitar work, and attention to detail, the band focuses on the sound and feeling that define Clapton’s blend of blues, rock, and soul for a concert experience centered on timeless songs.

OCT10

BlackBerry Farm Swimming Pool

Pooch Plunge

Celebrate canine fun at a Cupertino pool day made just for dogs. Pups can splash around during one of four swim sessions, and advance registration is required since space is limited. The fee per dog is $10 for residents and $13 for non-residents. For everyone’s safety and comfort, each handler may supervise up to two dogs, and people must remain out of the water. Do not force a reluctant dog to enter. Dogs that show aggressive behavior will be asked to leave and will not receive a refund. All dogs must be current on vaccinations. Lifeguards will be on duty, and owners accept responsibility for their dogs while they swim.

OCT16

Monta Vista High School Class of 1991

Women now Durga Puja and Diwali Festival in Bay Area

A WomenNow festival honoring Durga Puja and Diwali brings together families, friends, and community members at Monta Vista High School for a lively celebration of culture and togetherness. The event features live performances rooted in tradition, opportunities to shop for celebratory goods, a variety of flavorful food, and presentations that highlight Indian heritage. It honors both festivals with music, color, and shared customs, creating a warm and festive atmosphere for all ages.

OCT16

Outdoor Recreation

Join-A-Ranger: Night Hike and Flashlight Tour

Set out on a fun-filled night hike and flashlight tour through McClellan Ranch Preserve and Blackberry Farm. Participants explore the woods after dark, learn about the special adaptations of nocturnal animals, and put their heightened senses to the test through engaging games and activities. Registration is required, and children must be accompanied by an adult. The hike covers approximately one quarter mile along a mix of dirt trails and paved paths.

OCT16