Family events in Tracy, CA

Discover a lively gathering for numismatics at the Stanislaus County Veteran's Hall, where collectors and dealers meet to buy, sell, trade, and provide appraisals for coins, paper currency, medals, tokens, and related treasures. General admission is $5, and children 12 and under get in free. An early bird option is available for $25. Look for raffle drawings with $5,000 in total prizes and a special treasure hunt designed for kids. Presented by the Stanislaus County Coin Club, the Delta Coin Club, the Central Valley Coin Club, and the Gateway Coin Club, this two-day show offers something for dedicated hobbyists and curious newcomers alike.

The City of Tracy Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department brings its Summer Block Party Series to Front Street Plaza, filling select Friday evenings with live music, food vendors, and family-friendly entertainment. This edition highlights an 80s theme with Careless Whisper performing. There is no cost to attend, and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. For details, call (209) 831-6202.

Fire Pit Fridays at Del Valle Winery offers an easygoing night of wine, food, and live music under the open sky. The Vigilantes perform throughout the evening, creating a soundtrack that works for dancing, swaying, or simply relaxing. Del Valle wines are paired with tasty bites from the kitchen. All ages are welcome, making it a comfortable outing for families and groups. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Guests can gather around the fire pits and enjoy a cozy Friday night at the winery.

Friday nights in Tracy get an upgrade with the City of Tracy Block Party Series 2026, presented by the City of Tracy Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department. The series takes place at the Downtown Tracy Farmers Market.

A live music series in the plaza brings a changing lineup of performers to keep each show fresh. Across the run, featured artists include Neon Radio, The Mixtape, Red Pony Band, Delta Rhythms Band, Third Party Legends of the Cruise, Triple D, BluesBox Bayou, The Rewind 209, The Good Ones, THIRD SOL, Third Party, The Vibes, The 132's, Hit Replay, Dave Dow, Valley Heat, Remedy, and Denise Choate. Each event highlights one of these acts, creating a welcoming atmosphere and a new sound from one show to the next.

After a hiatus since before the pandemic, the Spartan SPEAR-It 5K returns for a community run at Grace M. Davis High School, with a course on campus and in the surrounding area. The event helps kick off the school year. Registration is $30 for adults and $20 for students through age 17. Packet pickup will take place at the bus turnaround on event day. Participants who register in advance receive a race shirt and finisher medal, while late or race day registration may not guarantee a shirt. The run supports student events and activities.

Get middle and high school players ready for team tennis with age-appropriate rackets and professional instruction. This program focuses on learning the basic strokes, movement, how to keep score, and building skills for rallying, serving, and returning. Expect group games designed to improve skills and prepare for team competition.

Join Delta Kids Summer Film Fest 2026 for a screening of The Land Before Time at Delta Theater. This kid-friendly movie event runs for about 1.5 hours and is open to all ages. Tickets are listed at $1 to $2, and attendees are encouraged to double-check event details with the venue in case of any schedule updates.

Tri-Valley Theatre Company brings The SpongeBob Musical to The Bankhead, a buoyant stage adventure filled with beloved characters, comedy, and high-energy numbers for all ages. When a threat looms over Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob and his friends rally to protect their home, turning a crisis into a heartfelt celebration of teamwork, courage, and community. The score spans styles with contributions from a wide range of celebrated musicians, paired with a book by Kyle Jarrow and inspired by the series created by Stephen Hillenburg. Additional credits include additional lyrics by Jonathan Coulton, additional music by Tom Kitt, and a production conceived by Tina Landau. An ASL interpreted performance will feature interpreters positioned on the right side of the theater.

Enjoy a Dive-In Movie Night at the Robert Livermore Aquatic Center featuring Surf’s Up (2007). The evening starts with time to swim, then the movie plays so attendees can float and watch under the night sky. Admission is $10 for residents and $30 for non-residents. Pre-registration is required and space is limited.

RedPocket Mobiles at Modesto Roadsters brings a classic car show to John Thurman Field in Modesto, set against the casual atmosphere of an open-air ballpark. Restored and well-kept vintage vehicles will be on display, with a variety of builds to explore up close. Visitors can chat with owners, take photos, and enjoy the upbeat community vibe centered around automotive craft and history.

Catch The Land Before Time as part of the Delta Kids Summer Film Fest 2026. This is a kid-friendly movie screening running in a mid-morning slot, with pricing listed on the event page.

Spend an afternoon at Bent Creek Winery in Livermore Valley Wine Country, with award-winning Bent Creek wines available to taste or to purchase by the glass or bottle. Music will be part of the experience, and the setting is kid and dog friendly, so the whole family can enjoy time together.

Kids ages 5 through 7th grade can take part in a summer enrichment camp created for both traditional students and homeschoolers. The program spans 12 sessions and is designed for flexibility, so families can enroll by the week or for the entire series, and choose one to five days of attendance per week. The camp day is supported by extended care available before and after program hours. Registration includes completing the required forms and a $25 registration fee for each camp and camper, with discounted pricing available for early registration. Tours are offered for families who want a closer look. Separate options are available for preschool-age children, and Family Resource and Referral is accepted. Additional camps run throughout the year during seasonal breaks and in-service days.

Enjoy summer movies at The Vine with free entry when each attendee purchases a concession item. A cotton candy robot is featured in the lobby. Reservations are required only for groups of eight or more and can be made by emailing vinecinema@yahoo.com.

Bring a lawn chair, get comfortable, and enjoy Whiskey Kiss performing favorite songs.

Join in for Music & Movement at Civic Center Library, a fun session featuring songs and movement activities designed to support motor and social skills, independence, and language development in kids. The program is geared toward ages 1-5, but it’s open to everyone. Bring a blanket for the outdoor class on the library lawn, and the class will move indoors if the weather is bad. An indoor “Stay and Play” time to play and socialize will follow at 10:45 AM. Registration isn’t required.

Put on your boots for an all-ages line dancing night at Stampede Livermore. Learn new steps with guidance from CC Amato & Crew, enjoy plenty of social dancing, and share your requests to keep the floor moving. Entry is free, and the welcoming vibe makes it easy for friends and families to dance together and have a great time.

Spend a Thursday evening in Downtown Livermore at Carnegie Park with a laid-back farmers market. Pick up fresh, locally grown produce, enjoy bites from local vendors and food trucks, and take in live music. Settle in for a picnic, then wander through the downtown. It is a family friendly night centered on good food and community.