Free events in Turlock, CA

Set on the Stoddard Avenue side of Graceada Park, the RockIt Stage is part of the Modstock Music Festival and offers a no-cost, all-ages, family-friendly experience. More than five stages will be spread throughout the park, highlighting performers from the local area and the wider region, creating plenty of chances to discover new bands or support hometown talent with friends and family. Plan for a full day outdoors. Bring a lawn chair and sunscreen, then explore multiple stages while enjoying vendors, food, community organizations, classic cars, and continuous live music around Graceada Park. The RockIt Stage continues to feature returning favorites alongside emerging artists from the Central Valley and beyond.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony will mark the grand opening of Southwest Hall, the newest addition to Pacific's Stockton campus. The event brings together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to recognize an important milestone and commemorate a new chapter for the university.

Pack 43 presents a free, hands-on Raingutter Regatta at the Oakdale Morning Market. Kids design and build their own boats from pool noodles, then race them down a raingutter using only lung power and a straw. Prizes and bragging rights are on the line. This family-friendly activity offers a taste of the creativity, teamwork, and adventure that Scouting celebrates. This is a free activity, and all families are welcome.

Modesto Mystics Fair welcomes visitors to a free-entry day of magic and discovery. Attendees can connect with healers, psychics, and tarot readers while browsing mystical vendors and taking part in workshops and demonstrations designed to support spiritual growth and healing. Expect crystals, herbs, soaps, teas, Reiki and spiritual guidance, tarot and spirit guide readings, sound bowl meditations, food, and more. Tickets are not required for entry. Optional registration on Eventbrite sends reminders about this and future events and helps organizers plan. Plan to spend the day exploring and finding new tools for your spiritual practice.