Events in Sunnyvale today

Get ready for a high-energy night of Bollywood EDM, Desi hip-hop, and Bolly-techno with DJ Shadow Dubai. This in-person club event is for ages 21+, and you can count on free parking.

The Ohlone College Flea & Community Market pairs treasure hunting with a Cars & Coffee gathering for a lively, community focused day. Shoppers can browse an array of small businesses and neighborhood sellers offering garage sale finds, handcrafted goods, distinctive jewelry, vintage pieces and collectibles, toys and games, clothing, skincare, local treats, rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. Car enthusiasts will find a free, family friendly meet hosted with Ohayo Roadsters, featuring a wide range of vehicles along with plenty of conversation over coffee. Families can enjoy a free kids zone with a bouncy house, craft activities, and lawn games, and live music by the Mission Gold Nugget Jazz Band adds to the upbeat atmosphere. Complimentary parking is available during the event.

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.

The Throne Card Show is a two-day card and collectibles event in San Jose featuring 140+ vendor tables. Browse sports cards, Pokémon, and other TCG items, with plenty of opportunities to buy, sell, and trade, plus giveaways throughout the weekend. The show is family-friendly, with kids under 12 free when accompanied by a paying adult.

Discover adoptable dogs at Petco, where friendly pups are ready to meet potential families and settle into a forever home. No appointment is required, and you can also arrange in advance through the rescue’s website to meet a specific dog so your chosen companion will be available. Every dog comes with medical records and has received thorough veterinary care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, microchipping, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are treated as partially tax-deductible donations that help support care for more than 500 dogs. For details, call or text 888.508.8943.

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.

Bring your stringed instrument for a friendly Bluegrass, Country, Old Time, and Folk jam at the Santa Clara Train Depot. This free gathering is open to intermediate and experienced players, and it runs on the 2nd Saturday of the month from noon to 3:00 PM. On sunny days, the jam takes place on the patio in front of the historic depot and train museum, and when weather turns, it moves inside the train museum.

Children with prior tennis experience can build on their foundation in this intermediate class for ages 6 to 8. In a positive and motivating setting, young players rotate through high-energy drills, rally practice, and game-based learning to boost consistency, footwork, coordination, and overall court awareness. Each session focuses on steady progress and confidence while keeping the experience playful and engaging. Membership with Euro School of Tennis offers benefits that include priority access to classes, special pricing, the option to place a hold on a membership when needed, and convenient automatic payments.

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.

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.

Enjoy a free Shakespeare in the Park presentation of Antony and Cleopatra at Memorial Park, directed by Katja Rivera.

Zach Adleman performs at San Jose Jazz for an evening show on Saturday, Aug 8. The event is scheduled for 7:00 PM at the venue.

At Hyatt Regency Santa Clara, this event features a live performance by Mega Ran, with hundreds of arcade and pinball machines set to free play alongside retro consoles. It also includes raffles, panels, tournaments, vendors, a full rock band game setup, and additional live music.

Catch Santana and The Doobie Brothers live at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM local time.

Enjoy a live night of smooth jazz, soul jazz, and vocal jazz featuring Nicolas Bearde. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM at San Jose Jazz.

George Kahumoku, Jr. and Daniel Ho headline a night of Hawaiian music at San Jose Jazz. The show starts at 7:00 PM and tickets are available via Bandsintown.

Power Week 10 is a tennis camp for players ages 8 to 17 (co-ed) with UTR ratings of 2.5 to 4.5. It’s focused on serious, collegiate-style training in a competitive but supportive setting, with lots of high-quality touches, conditioning, mental skills, and tactical work. Daily activities include performance training and drills, a nutrition break, and match play plus skills development. Coaches from Eagle Fustar Tennis Academy will lead the program, and an online evaluation is included.

Want to improve your English? Join this in-person conversation group for adults where you can practice speaking English with others in a friendly, group setting. All levels are welcome, and registration is not required. The session takes place in the Program Room at the library.

Bring a book you want to read and settle into a calm hour of reading alongside fellow book lovers at Leigh's Favorite Books. Complimentary drinks and snacks are provided. After the quiet session, enjoy a short social time to connect with others.

This volunteer session at Shinn Park welcomes participants 14 and older. High school students can receive service-learning hours during summer break.

Bring your little ones for STEM Storytime, a toddler-friendly program for children ages 1 to 3 and their caregivers. The session will be held in the Library Program Room, and there is no registration required. Space is limited, and doors will close once the room is full.

Get ready for a big night of pop rock and indie pop with The Beths, Beach Bunny, and Wishy at San Jose Civic. The show starts at 7:00 PM, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

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.

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.

John Mellencamp is bringing his roots rock, classic rock, and arena rock hits to Shoreline Amphitheatre. The show kicks off in the evening, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

Bookasaurus staff hosts a weekly storytime open to all ages, featuring readings of a new book along with a staff favorite.

A play group for two-year-olds meets weekly on Thursdays at Portal Park.

Come make cards and bracelets for kids and seniors. Many of the cards will be delivered to hospitals to help put a smile on the receiver’s face, with most going to pediatric children. This program is for grades K to 12 and will be held in the Library Program Room. No registration is required, but space is limited, and the doors will close when the room is full.

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor concert at Memorial Park as part of the Summer Concert Series. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, relax on the grass, and enjoy an evening of live music, community, and summer fun. The 2026 lineup spans symphonic selections, classic rock, Latin rhythms, funk, soul, pop, and dance favorites, with performances by 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. Share the experience with friends and family and make it a summer tradition.

Comedian Willie Barcena performs in Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, a neighborhood comedy club. Show lineups are subject to change and may be updated at the last minute.