
Events in Union City
Monthly Free Groceries Program
This monthly program provides free groceries for anyone who attends, with no income verification. New households can register on the day of distribution. Please park and enter on foot, and bring your own reusable bags and a cart to carry food. Each household can receive up to 100 pounds of groceries. To keep things orderly, please do not line up early.
Sama Sama Summertime Filipino-inspired Dinner
Chef Rich and Eric present a pop-up dinner at Da Good Vibes in Union City, offering a five-course Filipino-inspired menu built around bold flavors and seasonal ingredients sourced locally when possible. The meal blends beloved traditions with courses that reflect the perspective of growing up Filipino in the United States. The menu is priced at $75. Appetizers begin with chicken lumpia filled with seasoned ground chicken and diced vegetables served alongside a spiced vinegar dip, plus a refreshing summer salad. The family-style mains feature chicken relleno made from drumsticks stuffed with ground chicken and pork, a pickled quail egg, carrots, celery, and onions. Lechon carajay brings smoked and roasted pork belly with a crisp finish, paired with a spiced tamari and citrus sauce and a kabocha squash bagoong puree. Crispy pandan-battered Scottish salmon arrives with calamansi and roasted garlic aioli. Sides include shrimp chips, atchara of pickled sweet peppers, carrots, and onions, and java rice infused with turmeric and coconut. Dessert closes the evening with ube bibingka and coconut flan finished with lambanog brulee and toasted coconut.
Sweet Reads and Sweet Treats With Shan
Shannon leads a conversation about current romance fiction at Leigh’s Books, paired with a sweet treat. The tone echoes Glamour’s note on Carley Fortune, whose novels are celebrated for capturing the feeling of summer in a transportive way.
🎶☀️ Fremont Summer Concert Series ☀️🎶
The Fremont Summer Concert Series brings a free, all-ages evening of music to the Central Park Performance Pavilion, with Idea Band delivering a party ready set in the open air. On-site eats come from Seasoned Kabob & Grill, Cousins Maine Lobster Truck, El Gran Taco Loco, Pacific Drip Kitchen, and Pineapple Whips. The park setting creates a relaxed summer night with a live show and a variety of bites.
Lake Elizabeth Central ParkComedian Raanan Hershberg
Comedian Raanan Hershberg takes the stage at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale, a neighborhood spot for laughs. Please note that show lineups are subject to change, and in the Covid era adjustments may occur on short notice.
Cousins Maine Lobster in Fremont, Embark Apartments
A lobster-focused food truck pop up in Fremont offers a relaxed stop for good vibes and savory bites. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app, which supports same-day orders and lets you pick up at the window at your selected time. App ordering usually opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous stop ends, and availability can be limited. Orders are always accepted at the truck window. Payment options include major credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program that awards points toward free food, and the in-app loyalty card can be scanned at checkout to earn points for in-person purchases.
Beyond Small Talk
Designed for Indian singles and professionals in the Bay Area ages 25 to 35, Beyond Small Talk is an in-person evening at Fibbar MaGees centered on intentional, comfortable connections. Attendees complete a short questionnaire and receive two tailored introductions based on shared interests, lifestyle preferences, and values, paired with thoughtful prompts to help conversations begin with ease. This is not a speed dating setup, there are no required games, and sharing contact information is completely optional. Expect a relaxed cocktail patio setting, with food and drinks available for purchase at the venue. Capacity is limited to keep the experience balanced. Hosted by Crazy Souls Social.
Fibbar MaGeesHands-On Fix-a-Flat Workshop
Bike East Bay leads an interactive, hands-on session at Weekes Branch Library that covers the basics of fixing a flat and patching an inner tube, along with practical strategies to avoid flats. Participants may bring a flat tire to practice on or use a class demo wheel, and no prior experience is required. Due to time constraints and mechanical complexity, help will not include detaching wheels with hub motors or wheels with internal gear hubs, so those riders should plan to practice on demo wheels. This workshop is funded by the City of Hayward’s Active Transportation Education and Promotion Program, supported by California Climate Investments.
Weekes Branch LibraryNomad at The Bistro in Hayward, CA
Dave "Nomad" Miller plays a solo acoustic set at The Bistro in Hayward, CA, sharing candid originals seasoned by the road along with an eclectic mix of covers.
The BistroBrass Farthing w/ 5¢ Coffee 20th Anniversary Concert!
Brass Farthing marks its twentieth season with a celebratory concert of folk tunes, maritime shanties, and spirited drinking songs spanning centuries. The night opens with 5 Cent Coffee, also celebrating twenty years, showcasing a neo skiffle, junkyard blues sound. Expect a warm atmosphere of shared singing, toasts, and camaraderie as both groups honor two decades of music together.
Douglas Morrisson TheatreMovie Night at CBE Cinema: Crossing Delancey
Enjoy a fun summer movie night at CBE Cinema, hosted by the Israel and Adult Education Committee. The evening begins with Havdalah, followed by a screening of Crossing Delancey, a New York romantic Jewish comedy, shown on a big screen TV. Cinema-style refreshments will be served. Admission is free, and donations to Magen David Adom will be accepted. Please register in advance so the organizers know how much popcorn to prepare.
Silents on Saturday Night - COMEDY SHORTS NIGHT
Comedy Shorts Night brings a lively slate of silent comedies to the Niles Film Museum. The program features Pay Day from 1922 with Charlie Chaplin, presented on 35mm, Backstage from 1919 with Roscoe Arbuckle and Buster Keaton, Mighty Like a Moose from 1926 with Charley Chase, also on 35mm, and Wrong Again from 1929 with Laurel and Hardy. Unless noted otherwise, films will be screened from 16mm prints. Greg Pane will provide live piano accompaniment. Tickets are available online, with a suggested donation of $8 for members and $10 for those who are not yet members.
Niles Film MuseumCommunity Yard Sale
Explore a community yard sale where hidden gems and secondhand treasures wait for new owners. Bring a friend and browse together, since the right find can inspire a fresh start.
Decoto Jam Summer Concert at The Florence
Enjoy an evening filled with classic rock, funky blues, and hot Latin jams.
The Florence Bar and GrillDave "Ouzo" Land does the Union City Farmers Market
Kick off the weekend with an early visit to a lively market offering plenty of tasty foods and fresh, locally grown produce. Music billed as the best in town sets a cheerful tone for your visit.
Union City Farmers' MarketJuan Of A Kind Chamba Collective Sale
The gathering highlights the work of all participants at Chamba Collective in Union City, California. Further details will be announced soon.
Niles Pie CompanySunnyvale, CA - Amazing Adoption Event
Discover adoptable dogs at Petco and connect with a potential new best friend. Friendly rescues will be available to meet, and no appointment is required. If preferred, you can set up a meeting in advance by choosing a dog on the rescue’s website and placing a reservation so that pup is ready to meet at the event. Each dog comes with medical documentation and has received vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and are considered partially tax deductible, helping support care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.
Petco - 160 E El Camino Real - Sunnyvale, CA 94087Music at the Mansion - Hayward Summer Concert Series Feat. Chocolate Rice
Presented by the H.A.R.D. Foundation and H.A.R.D., this free community concert series brings live music to the historic Mt. Eden Mansion in Hayward with Patrick Landeza serving as host. Over three summer installments, the lineup highlights notable Bay Area performers across jazz, R&B, funk, blues, soul, and Latin styles, all in a welcoming outdoor setting that emphasizes music, culture, and community. The kickoff features Chocolate Rice, a powerhouse ensemble of local talent whose sound draws on smooth jazz, R&B, funk, and blues to deliver groove-rich arrangements, warm harmonies, and an uplifting vibe that fits a summer afternoon at the mansion. Admission is free. Families can expect activities for children, and food will be available for purchase. The H.A.R.D. Foundation supports programs that strengthen parks, recreation, arts, wellness, and community engagement throughout the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.
Special Sunday Matinee Screening - WE WERE HERE (2011)
This screening presents We Were Here (2011, Weissman Projects), a documentary that reflects on the early years of the AIDS crisis through the voices of five longtime San Franciscans. Their personal recollections trace both the deep human toll and the sweeping social and political shifts that unfolded in the early 1980s, a chapter that remains a defining piece of Bay Area history. Admission is free. Seating is limited, so advance ticket reservations are recommended, with tickets available in the museum store during open hours or online. Appreciation goes to the filmmakers and to local sponsors Beth Hoffman and Laurie Manuel for supporting this presentation.
Niles Film MuseumAnirban Dasgupta’s Player - Bay Area (CA)
Anirban Dasgupta brings his comedy show Player to the Bay Area for an evening at James Logan High School. Expect a night of comedy as the comedian takes the stage for a live performance.
James Logan High SchoolAce Your Summer: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026!
Euro School of Tennis presents a lively day camp in Fremont that keeps kids moving and excited about learning the game. Designed for ages 6 to 14, the program pairs personalized coaching with games and friendly competition, so beginners can discover the basics while experienced players refine their technique. Campers build confidence, develop new skills, and make friends in a supportive setting that makes tennis fun. Flexible scheduling includes half-day, full-day, and after-camp care options, and enrollment often fills quickly.
Encuentro/Playdate for TK & Kinder 26-27
A relaxed playdate at Murphy Park for families with children entering TK or Kindergarten in 2026-2027. Spend time playing and meeting new friends, with snacks to share and a garden and planting activity. The group will be near the playground. Para familias de TK y K 2026-2027, reunión en Parque Murphy para jugar y conocer nuevos amigos. Habrá alimentos para compartir y una actividad de jardinería y siembra. Cerca de la zona de juegos.
Murphy ParkBeach-Gnomer
Enjoy a relaxing, creative Paint Nite at La Pinata, blending artistic expression with a tranquil vibe as you paint your own unique piece. Talented instructors guide participants step by step through the process so even first timers can create a beautiful work of art. It offers a friendly social setting for friends to unwind with a glass of wine and let creativity flow with Paint Zenyful. Teens and older are welcome with a ticket. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, and it is courteous to purchase food and drinks at the event.
Ace Your Summer: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026
Fremont Tennis Summer Camp 2026 from Euro School of Tennis offers a high-energy day program that keeps kids active and motivated while they discover or deepen a love for tennis. With individualized coaching, participants do more than learn the basics, they refine technique and learn to enjoy the sport. Designed for ages 6 to 14, the camp blends skill development, friendly competition, and a supportive setting where confidence grows and new friendships form. Families can choose flexible options, including half-day sessions and after-camp care to fit a variety of schedules. Space tends to fill quickly.
Glenmoor Tennis Center2026 Summer Sports Camp - Laws of the Game
Crosspoint Church hosts a full-day, weeklong youth sports camp at its Pleasanton campus, led by coaches from UW Sports. The Laws of the Game Summer Sports Camp focuses on skill development and teamwork, with options in basketball, cheerleading, and indoor soccer. Younger participants can choose Team 45, a mixed-sport track designed for ages 4 to 5. The program is open to children from age 4 through rising 6th graders. The registration fee is $350.
Crosspoint ChurchMove & Groove | EnActe Theatre Camp - Week 4
Kids can dive into Bollywood dance in a lively weeklong camp that blends rhythm, storytelling and theatrical movement. Guided by professional instructors and choreographers, campers learn energetic routines, explore expressive movement, and build stage presence while staying active in a supportive setting. Along the way they strengthen coordination, musicality and confidence, then share what they have learned in a spirited end-of-week performance for family and friends. Held at The EnActerium, this program is ideal for children who love music and movement and enjoy upbeat environments. Tuition is $325 and includes all instruction and the final showcase. Enrollment is limited to allow plenty of individual attention and room to move.
EnActe Arts Inc.Tuesday Volunteering
This is a community volunteering session at Shinn Park for participants 14 and older. High school students can earn service-learning hours during summer vacation.
Shinn Historical Park and ArboretumThe Great HR Getaway: Games, Sips & Socializing
HR professionals from across the Bay Area gather in Sunnyvale for a summer social focused on conversation, networking, and lighthearted fun. The evening features lawn games such as cornhole, ring toss, Giant Jenga, and Connect Four, along with a Beverage Tasting Challenge where each correct guess earns a raffle ticket for prizes. Light appetizers and an open bar with wine, water, and soda set a relaxed tone. Socializing takes place in the Silicon Valley room with access to the adjoining outdoor patio. Flip flops are welcome, and laptops are not part of the plan. Admission is $20 with prepayment via email instructions, or $25 at the door by cash or check. Presented by BAHRC and supported by First Stop Health, whose sponsorship helps keep the experience accessible for the HR community.
| 440 N. Wolfe Road, Sunnyvale, CA 9408Speed Dating 40s and 50s, Hayward
Make new connections at a speed dating event for singles in their 40s and 50s, taking place at Storybook Bar + Kitchen in Hayward. The format features a series of brief mini-dates in a sophisticated setting, created for those seeking romance or a new circle of single friends. Dress to impress and get ready for a memorable experience. Registration is followed by a short introduction and the speed dating rounds, and spots may be released if check-in is not completed. Admission options include Early Bird at $30, Advance at $45, and At the Door at $55, subject to availability.
Rooted in Wellness Series
This monthly series at Rooted Wellness and Spa focuses on making healthy living simple, practical, and sustainable. Each class explores a different topic, from detox and immune support to stress, sleep, and clean living, emphasizing natural, plant-based solutions and foundational habits for everyday life. Attendees who come with friends receive a gift.
Rooted Wellness and SpaSummer Concert Series
Live music fills the Central Park Performance Pavilion with the Summer Concert Series, set beside the scenic shores of Lake Elizabeth. Presented by Fremont Bank, Washington Health, and Niles Rotary, these free community concerts showcase a variety of genres and performers. This concert features CCSegeR performing a tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival and Bob Seger. Parking is limited, so arriving early and carpooling are recommended. BBQs are not permitted in the concert venue area.
Lake Elizabeth / Central ParkMishla
Settle in for live vocals and piano at Federicos Grill. Pair the music with an Italian meal, a glass of wine, or a dessert at the bar. This performance is part of an alternating Thursday schedule.
Federico's GrillStorytime
Bookasaurus staff lead a weekly storytime welcoming all ages. Each session includes a newly selected book along with a favorite pick from the team, read aloud for everyone to enjoy.
BookasaurusPleasanton Concert in the Park
In Living Cover brings a dance-friendly mix to Lions Wayside Park in Downtown Pleasanton, featuring popular tunes from the 90s alongside hits from later years. Expect a fun, crowd-pleasing set that encourages you to lace up your dancing shoes and enjoy familiar songs in a relaxed park setting.
Lions Wayside ParkMean Girls High School Edition
PYTC brings the High School Edition of Mean Girls to the Firehouse Arts Center - City of Pleasanton. Newcomer Cady Heron arrives in suburban Illinois and soon discovers that high school operates like a jungle. This comedic musical follows her as she navigates shifting friendships and intense rivalries, gets swept into a revenge party, and learns the cost of challenging the queen bee.
Firehouse Arts Center - City of PleasantonArnez J Live in Pleasanton, CA
Arnez J performs live at Tommy T's Comedy Club.
Comedian Trish Suhr
Comedian Trish Suhr takes the stage at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale. Lineups are subject to change, including possible last minute adjustments related to Covid.
Rooster T. Feathers Comedy ClubSeascape Sounds
A laid back afternoon set of live R&B will fill the beer garden at Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley, featuring polished, soulful arrangements and an easy summer mood. The groove carries from afternoon into evening, creating a relaxed atmosphere that pairs well with time spent among friends.
Treehouse Hotel Silicon ValleyPretty Pennies/Pacific Riot Live
The Quarternote hosts Pacific Riot and Pretty Pennies for a live showcase of alternative rock. Pacific Riot, a South Bay pop punk cover band, plays the anthems that helped define '90s and 2000s alternative. Pretty Pennies deliver a Stone Temple Pilots tribute touted as the closest thing to seeing STP.
The QuarternoteArnez J Live
Experience Arnez J live on stage at Tommy T's Comedy Club.
Tommy T's Comedy Club in PleasantonThe Dam Run
Organized by the San Jose Dons, this ride sets out from The Motor Cafe and follows a thoughtfully planned route through the hills, wrapping up at the clubhouse with awards and refreshments. All riders and all types of bikes are invited. There is no entry fee, and voluntary donations help keep the event going each year.
The Motor CafeDave "Ouzo" Land
Dave "Ouzo" Land brings lively tunes to the Pleasanton Farmers' Market, setting the mood for an open air shopping experience. Explore a wide range of wares, services, and food items alongside fresh local produce as you browse the stalls. Enjoy the welcoming atmosphere, find something tasty or unique to take home, and kick off your weekend with music and market discoveries.
Pleasanton Farmers' MarketFremont Festival of the Arts
Admission is free for this event.
Paseo Padre Blvd FremontUnleash Your Talent: Join Tennis Summer Camp 2026
Euro School of Tennis offers a summertime day camp in Fremont that keeps kids active, engaged, and having fun on the court. Individualized coaching helps each participant learn the game and develop a real appreciation for tennis. Designed for ages 6 to 14, the camp provides a supportive setting to build skills, enjoy friendly matches, and grow confidence. Beginners and experienced players are both welcome, with opportunities to refine technique and connect with peers. Families can choose between half-day and full-day options to fit their needs.
Glenmoor Tennis CenterComedian Paul Conyers
Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club in Sunnyvale presents a stand-up show featuring comedian Trish Suhr. The lineup may change, and during the Covid era substitutions can occur on short notice.
Rooster T. Feathers Comedy ClubArnez J
Enjoy a live performance from Arnez J at Tommy T's Comedy Club.
Tommy T's Comedy Club in PleasantonNational Night Out Ice Cream Social
An ice cream social brings together CBE neighbors and friends in celebration of National Night Out. Attendees can connect with and thank dedicated first responders, while catching up with familiar faces and welcoming new ones. This annual gathering focuses on strengthening community ties and encouraging neighborhood safety.
Congregation Beth EmekSunset Movie Series: The Wild Robot
An outdoor screening of The Wild Robot anchors this installment of the Sunset Movie Series. Pack lawn chairs and blankets for comfort. Activities and snacks are offered before the feature, then the movie plays beneath the night sky.
Serra ParkRuff Stock
Country vibes fill Lions Wayside Park for Pleasanton’s beloved Concert in the Park series. Attendees can bring blankets and gather with friends and family for a summer evening of live music, dancing, and a welcoming community atmosphere.
Lions Wayside ParkLiterary Lunch With Leigh
A book discussion with Leigh focuses on Whistler by Ann Patchett. The conversation invites reflections on themes, standout moments, and questions prompted by the reading. The New York Times has called Patchett’s latest engaging and heartwarming, offering a natural springboard for dialogue.
The MartinNiles Concert Series: Jinx Jones and the KingTones
The free, family-friendly Concerts on the Plaza series continues at the historic Niles Town Plaza with Jinx Jones and the Kingtones, a local favorite known for lively rockabilly. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a relaxed community concert.
Niles Town PlazaSummer Dance Series: Swing Dance Lesson
This free outdoor swing dance lesson caps the summer at Niles Town Plaza. The evening begins with an outdoor concert and continues with an instructor led swing session under the evening sky. Beginners are welcome, no partner is necessary, and all levels can participate. Beyond the dancing, the location offers time to enjoy Niles, meet new people, browse local shops, and pick up food from nearby restaurants while celebrating the close of the season. Nearby parking is available.
Niles Town PlazaCalifornia Jay and the Coupe DeVille Band
California Jay & the Coupe DeVille Band ignite a funk-fueled dance party at The World Famous Turf Club. Jay’s rotating lineup of special guest stars takes the stage as part of The Golden Gate Blues Society’s 2nd Sunday Dance/Concert, keeping the groove rolling from start to finish. The floor is for dancing, not standing still, so expect constant motion and big energy. Tacos and refreshing drinks are available to keep the rhythm strong throughout the show.
The World Famous Turf ClubSalty Mom Comedy Tour
Salty Mom Comedy Tour brings a live comedy show to Sunnyvale at Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club, the neighborhood comedy club. Lineups may change, and in this Covid era adjustments can happen at the last minute as needed.
Rooster T. Feathers Comedy ClubFree Outdoor Movie Nights - Hoppers at Tennyson Park
Part of a free summer series in parks across the district, this outdoor movie night features Hoppers, rated PG, at Tennyson Park. Families can create a comfortable spot with a picnic, small low-back chairs, and blankets. A flashlight is welcome, and keeping lights pointed low helps everyone enjoy the film.
Tennyson ParkNew Moon on Monday Duran Duran Tribute - Sunnyvale Theatre
New Moon on Monday presents a high-energy homage to Duran Duran, spanning the biggest singles and deeper selections with stylish visuals. Performing this catalog live since 2010, the group has grown a strong following across North America and beyond, headlining and achieving sellouts along the way. Milestone appearances include The Blue Note in Hawaii, San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom, and Nostalgia Fest in Ottawa, Canada. The setlist reaches from dance-floor favorites like “Hungry Like the Wolf” and “Rio” to the moody textures of “The Chauffeur,” “New Moon on Monday,” and “Ordinary World.” Tight musicianship, confident stagecraft, and a crisp production are designed to resonate with longtime devotees and newer listeners. Frequently promoted as the leading Duran Duran tribute for festivals, casinos, theaters, corporate stages, and international bookings, the band continues to bring the sound and style of one of the past four decades’ most influential acts to life.
Weekly Meeting
A Rotary meeting features guest speaker Matt Gruber, a landscape architect with extensive experience in government administration, design, and city planning. He holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture and a Master’s in City and Regional Planning from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. The program also includes the presentation of a large grant to a deserving organization, along with opportunities for fellowship and inspiration.
Downtown PleasantonIndia Day 2026
This event celebrates India’s Independence Day in the Bay Area.
Sunnyvale Community PlayersBamville Card Show
The Bamville Card Show returns with more than 30,000 square feet of cards and over 250 vendors all under one roof. Expect an even balance of sports cards, from vintage finds to the latest releases, alongside non-sports favorites like Pokémon, One Piece, Magic and more. Organizers are assembling a strong vendor lineup that includes distinctive inventory and collections not often seen around Northern California. Food options and a bar on site make it easy to enjoy a full day, and there is plenty for the whole family to explore, making it more than a typical card show. After a successful previous edition, this one is expected to be even larger and bills itself as the most affordable, family-friendly show in the Bay Area. General admission is $15, with $10 tickets for seniors and military, and free entry for children 13 and under. Pricing is subject to change. Parking is $15 and can be paid by credit, debit or mobile tap-to-pay. Some vendors may be card only while others take cash, so plan ahead. The event spans two days with different operating hours.
Alameda County Fairgrounds & Event CenterMusic at the Mansion
The H.A.R.D. Foundation and H.A.R.D. present Music at the Mansion, a free Hayward Summer Concert Series hosted by Patrick Landeza. Set amid the historic Mt. Eden Mansion, this three-part outdoor series showcases acclaimed Bay Area artists across jazz, R&B, funk, blues, soul, and Latin traditions, with family-friendly activities and food available for purchase in a welcoming setting that celebrates music and community. This edition features the Latin Rhythm Boys, delivering high energy Puerto Rican sounds. Their roots reach back to 1963, when master cuatrista Jr. Henry Miranda helped bring Puerto Rican music from Hawai‘i to California. The group is now led by brothers Earl Miranda and Henry Miranda Jr., blending salsa and traditional jíbaro styles inspired by the famed FANIA All Stars, and weaving influences from the Bay Area, Puerto Rico, and New York City into a powerful live performance. Their recorded work includes Musica De Mis Padres, Year of the Cuatro, and CELEBRANDO, 60 Years Est. Admission is free, with activities for kids and food available for purchase. The H.A.R.D. Foundation supports programs that enhance parks, recreation, arts, wellness, and community engagement throughout the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.
Mt. Eden MansionBamville Card Show
The Bamville Card Show makes a much awaited return with more than 30,000 square feet of cards and over 250 vendors gathered in a single venue. The selection balances sports cards, spanning vintage to modern, with non sports favorites like Pokémon, One Piece and Magic. A robust lineup of sellers is set to bring distinctive inventory and collections that are not commonly found around Northern California. Onsite food options and a bar add to the experience, and there is plenty for families to enjoy. General admission is $15, seniors and military are $10, and children 13 and under enter free. Prices may change, so check the event website for the latest information. Parking is $15 and accepts credit, debit and mobile tap to pay only. Payment methods vary by vendor, with some cashless and others accepting cash, so plan accordingly. The organizers present this as an affordable, family friendly show for the Bay Area, and details are subject to change.
Alameda County Fairgrounds & Event CenterPacific Bus Museum’s 2026 Annual Summer Open House
The Pacific Bus Museum’s annual open house highlights a wide selection from the museum’s collection, featuring vintage and contemporary buses arranged for photo opportunities and interior walk-throughs. Visiting buses expand the display. A barbecue lunch is available for a $17 donation, with a $10 option for children 10 and under. A bus memorabilia flea market will also be on site with antique bus memorabilia for sale.
Pacific Bus MuseumAOB Summerfest 2026 - Nabadiganta Season 3
A celebration of Bengali culture unfolds at Central Park with free admission. Enjoy Baul, Bhatiali, and other folk music, lively metho adda, and flavorful offerings from Official Food Partner Masala Ferry. A Mishti Competition includes prizes and highlights beloved sweets, creating a playful centerpiece for the day. Presented as Nabadiganta Season 3 alongside AOB Chapter 3, the event brings community, conversation, and cuisine together for families and friends.
Central ParkGoodguys 39th West Coast Nationals
Goodguys 39th West Coast Nationals brings a signature celebration of cool cars, passionate people, and good times to the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Expect more than 3,000 standout builds from 1999 and earlier, including hot rods, trucks, customs, lowriders, muscle cars, and beloved classics. The weekend features AutoCross competition highlighted by the Wilwood Disc Brakes West Coast Shootout, the thunderous Nitro Thunderfest presented by Summit Racing, a Pinstriper’s Brush Bash, a sprawling swap meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral, a robust vendor and manufacturers midway, live music, special parking areas, and three indoor show displays. Families will find a dedicated Fun Zone with free arts and crafts, games, and prizes, plus a Model Car Make N Take presented by Auto World and a Model Car Show. Top honors include the Builder’s Choice Top 10 selected by Roseville Rod and Custom, and Meguiar’s All American Sunday welcomes American made or powered show cars of all years. A poker run is also part of the festivities. Finalist competitions for the 2026 Top 12 of the Year presented by BASF include Snap-On Muscle Car of the Year, LMC Truck of the Year Early (pre-1960), Dakota Digital Truck of the Year Late (1960-99), Vintage Air Custom Rod of the Year, Griot’s Garage Muscle Machine of the Year, Scott’s Hotrods ‘N Customs Custom of the Year, and Roadster Shop 4x4 of the Year. Online advance general admission for ages 13 and up is $27 plus service fees and local sales tax, while at-event general admission for ages 13 and up is $30 with taxes and fees included. Online advance admission for ages 7 to 12 is $10, and at-event admission is $11. Children 6 and under are free. Parking is $15, charged by the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Featured attractions are subject to change.
Alameda County FairBollywood and Bhangra Beats
Celebrate Bollywood and Bhangra at a high energy dance party at Bombay To Goa, featuring DJ Pari spinning continuous hits, a lively dance floor, raffles and giveaways, and an appetizer included. Tickets are $20, creating a festive atmosphere filled with music, movement, and plenty of fun.
Bombay to GoaArdenwood Family Movie Night
Settle in for a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2, rated PG with a runtime of 1 hour and 48 minutes. The film starts shortly after sunset and will be shown on the Patterson House Lawn at Ardenwood in Fremont. Arrive early to find a comfortable spot on the grass. Bring a flashlight, warm clothing, and a blanket or lawn chairs for seating. Pets are not permitted. Rain cancels. This is a drop in event, so no registration is required.
Ardenwood Historic FarmLed Kaapana
Led Kaapana, a renowned figure in Hawaiian music, brings his signature blend of slack key guitar, ukulele, and expressive vocals to the Douglas Morrison Theatre in Hayward. Born and raised in Kalapana on Hawaiʻi Island and shaped by family kanikapila gatherings, he has earned multiple Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards and international recognition. His quick, articulate picking, inventive improvisation, and heartfelt delivery create a sound that is rooted in tradition yet unmistakably his own. Celebrated as one of the finest slack key guitarists and a cherished ambassador of Hawaiian music and culture, he offers an up close experience filled with music, stories, and aloha.
Douglas Morrisson TheatreJeff Bordes & Friends: A Tribute to Louis Armstrong featuring Jackie Gage
A favorite on the Firehouse stage, trumpeter Jeff Bordes returns with a salute to Louis Armstrong, marking 125 years since his birth. He leads an ensemble in a night alive with swing, warmth, humor, and the signature Satchmo spirit. With vocalist Jackie Gage featured, the program honors Armstrong through classic songs, New Orleans grooves, and the joyful spark that made him a legend worldwide. Audiences can look forward to favorites including What a Wonderful World, Hello, Dolly!, St. Louis Blues, and When It’s Sleepy Time Down South. It is an uplifting evening of jazz that celebrates the trailblazer who helped define the music and left an enduring mark on American culture.
Firehouse Arts Center - City of PleasantonBay Area BandFest -- Season 4
Enjoy a lively celebration of music, culture, food, and community as multiple bands from diverse genres perform sets that range from soulful melodies to high energy rhythms. A Bay Area Choir makes its debut with a roster of talented voices, taking the stage here for the first time. The highlight of the program features POTA, Avijit Barman of the band Cactus, bringing a distinctive sound with passion and flair. A variety of food vendors and market stalls will be on hand with flavors and treats to savor throughout the festivities. Admission is free and no tickets are required.
Kennedy Youth CenterVitalSign rocks Fuego’s Saturday 8/29 6pm
A showcase of Classic and Southern Rock, highlighting the genre's bluesy roots and driving rhythms.
Fuego Grill And Sports Bar (140 S. Murphy Ave., Sunnyvale, CA)1 on 1 FMA Workshop: The Little Things That You're Missing
This hands-on Filipino Martial Arts workshop focuses on the Stick and Knife System of One on One FMA, emphasizing the subtle details that build real effectiveness. Training is led by SGM Greene alongside Chief Instructor Vince Porter and Senior Chief Instructor Jon Greene. The program features opening remarks and photos, multiple instructional blocks, scheduled breaks, a lunch interval, and a concluding Q and A. Participants are asked to bring a training stick and a training knife. The fee is $45 for attendees and $20 for spectators.
Dave "Ouzo" Land does the Union City Farmers Market
Dave 'Ouzo' Land brings live music to the Union City Farmers' Market, adding a lively soundtrack to a market filled with fresh local produce and plenty of food items.
Union City Farmers' MarketFremont Toy-Anime-Comic Con
Fremont Toy-Anime-Comic Con is a fan event at Elks Lodge celebrating toys, anime, and comics. Families benefit from free admission for children 10 and under, and parking is complimentary. Costumes are encouraged, with a cosplay contest open to all ages. Sign up for the contest near the admissions table on the day of the event. Photography is allowed. General admission is $10, and mentioning the flyer or coupon shown in the event’s cover image reduces the price to $8. Payment is accepted by cash, debit, credit, and Apple Pay.
Elks LodgeRoyal Fitment Bay Area 7
Now in its seventh Bay Area edition, this car show takes place at James Logan High School in Union City, California. It welcomes all ages and features a lively mix of entertainment and standout automotive displays.
James Logan High School2026 Teej Celebration Organized by “Bindas Toli - We The Helping Hands”
Hosted by Bindas Toli, We The Helping Hands, this Teej celebration gathers the community at Pearl Banquet Hall for vibrant music, energetic dancing, and a joyful festive atmosphere. Early bird admission is $30, general admission is $35, and the door price is $40, with each ticket including Teej ko Daar and soft drinks. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Look forward to memorable photo opportunities, tasty dishes, and a welcoming setting for families and friends to celebrate together.
Pearl Banquet HallThe Wanderers @ Fuego Sports Bar and Club (Sunnyvale)
The Wanderers bring live music to Fuego Sports Bar & Club in Sunnyvale, setting an upbeat atmosphere for a night out. Pair the performance with drinks and a full menu that includes wings, burgers, fajitas, and more. The dance floor is part of the fun, making it easy to move with the music. There is no cover charge.
Midnight Flyer Live at the Firehouse Theater
An upcoming show is planned in Pleasanton, marking a first appearance at the Firehouse Theater. Ticket information will be shared when it becomes available.
Firehouse Arts Center - City of PleasantonNiles Concert Series: Bayonics (Latin Reggae)
Concerts on the Plaza, Niles’ free and family friendly music series, features Bayonics at the historic Niles Town Plaza with a lively Latin reggae set. This local favorite brings upbeat rhythms for all ages. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of live music.
Niles Town Plaza2026 Northern California Ride for Kids
At Ohlone College, motorcyclists come together for a Ride for Kids event benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. The ride blends a passion for the open road with fundraising that advances research that saves lives and services that support families of children with brain tumors. Participants may take part solo or as a team, registering and raising funds to aid kids and families facing the most deadly disease of childhood. With diagnoses and losses at unprecedented levels, this community-focused ride highlights the power of working together to help children and those who care for them.
Ohlone College2026 Hayward Executive Airport Open House
This annual open house at Hayward Executive Airport offers free parking and admission. Attendees can take affordable airplane rides for adults and children, view aircraft and classic cars on display, and get an up-close look at police and fire vehicles and their equipment. A DJ will provide music, food will be available, and kids can enjoy hands-on activities, with more to discover.
Hayward Executive Airport3rd Annual Sip, Sparkle & Roll - A Casino Night Fundraiser
Experience a sparkling evening at the Age Well Center at South Fremont with a casino-themed fundraiser that supports a meaningful cause. Try your hand at blackjack, roulette, Texas Hold’em, and other favorites while helping keep classes, meals, and memberships affordable. Admission is $85 and includes $200 in play-only chips, two drinks, passed appetizers, a charcuterie spread, dessert, entertainment, and prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available.
Age Well Center at South Fremont, 47111 Mission Falls CtRuff Stock at McKay's Taphouse & Beer Garden
Ruff Stock brings lively tunes to McKay’s Taphouse & Beer Garden, pairing music with cold drinks and an easygoing vibe. This well loved Livermore hangout offers a relaxed setting for an evening of pints and performances.
McKay's Taphouse & Beer GardenAnnual Fundraiser 2026
SpaandanB reflects on a year of launching new development initiatives and sustaining proven programs, continuing its progress toward a better Bangladesh. This event will highlight lessons learned and the hurdles encountered, with an invitation for support to help propel the next phase of work. Ticketing information, the musical guest, and additional event details will be announced soon.
Fremont Downtown Event CenterSevathon 2026 - India Community Center
Rooted in the Sanskrit word seva, meaning service, this India Community Center initiative brings nonprofits and participants together on a single platform. During registration, participants select a nonprofit to support, and their involvement helps raise funds for that cause. Walkers, runners, yogis, and community members come together each year to champion nonprofit efforts and build community awareness. The 18th annual ICC Sevathon features in-person options that include 10K and 5K distances, Tiny Trots, a 1K, and yoga, along with virtual 10K and 5K alternatives for remote participation. Pre-event T-shirt and bib pickup will be available.
Baylands Park, Sunnyvale, CA 94089, United StatesMotley Crue: The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins
Motley Crue performs live at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA. This concert features the band on stage at the venue for fans who want to experience their show in person.
Mountain View, CaliforniaCorgi Con
Corgi Con returns with a full day celebrating short legs and big personalities. Promoted as the largest corgi gathering in the world, it brings together thousands of fans and their furry companions for lively races, a Ninja Warrior style obstacle course, an irresistibly cute costume contest, a corgi themed market, photo opportunities, and food trucks to keep the fun going. General admission is $13.44, children ages 7 to 12 are $8/96, and kids 6 and under enter free. Parking is $15 with payment by credit, debit, or mobile tap to pay. Follow on-site signs to the staffed security entrances, as access is limited to designated gates. Some vendors may be card only while others take cash, so plan accordingly. All details are subject to change.
90s @ The Park IV - Bay Area Tribute Festival - ALL AGES
Celebrate a full day of 90s nostalgia at a Bay Area tribute festival returning for year five, featuring live music, food, drinks, and family friendly fun. Five bands recreate the era’s defining alternative rock, with Supersonic honoring Oasis, Rage on Parade saluting Rage Against the Machine, Pumpkin Heads channeling Smashing Pumpkins, Elysium paying tribute to Nirvana, and Corduroy delivering The Pearl Jam Experience. All ages are welcome. Parking will be available and local food vendors will be on site. Reentry is allowed, and picnic tables are first come, first served. Folding chairs may be used on the lawn area only. Please note that pets, tents, and canopies are not permitted. Outside food or alcohol is prohibited anywhere on the premises and any outside alcohol will be confiscated. Only clear bags are allowed, though small clutches and fanny packs are acceptable. Early bird tickets are 25 dollars in limited quantities, general admission pre sale is 35 dollars, and tickets for children under 12 are 20 dollars with a school ID required at the door. A limited number of tickets will also be available at the door.
Swiss Park at NewarkPatrick Landeza & Sons at the Douglas Morrison Theater
Patrick Landeza & Sons offers a multigenerational Hawaiian music showcase rooted in family and aloha. Led by two-time Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award recipient and slack key guitarist Patrick Landeza, the group includes Justin Firmeza on Hawaiian steel guitar and keyboards and Danny Landeza on bass. Their sound pays tribute to island traditions while bringing in the energy of a new generation. The program blends skilled musicianship, personal storytelling, and island humor, moving from treasured Hawaiian classics to original songs drawn from Patrick’s journey. It all comes together as a warm celebration of family, culture, and the aloha spirit.
Douglas Morrisson Theatre10K on the Bay! Plus 1-mile Family Fun Run and 5K!
Presented by the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District, this coastal run offers three ways to take part. Choose the one mile family fun run, the 5K at 3.1 miles, or the 10K at 6.2 miles. All races start and finish at the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center, with bay vistas and cool coastal breezes to keep you moving. Every participant receives a commemorative T-shirt and a medal, and participation supports the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center’s education and conservation programs. Strollers are welcome in the family fun run.
Hayward Shoreline Interpretive CenterBed By 10 Returns To San Jose!
A daytime party created for the 30-plus crowd revives the best of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Dance, mingle, and enjoy the classics without the late night. Hosted at Pure Night Club, the event centers on upbeat music, positive energy, and a welcoming atmosphere for people who want to relive iconic clubbing eras. VIP bottle service is available.
Pure Night Club626 Night Market - Bay Area | October 9-11, 2026
Discover 626 Night Market, recognized as the first and largest Asian night market in the United States. Launched in 2012 and inspired by Southern California’s 626 area code, it brings together hundreds of food purveyors, retail stalls, and artists, along with games and live performances welcoming all ages. More than a food event, it celebrates Asian inspired culture and the diverse flavors, creativity, and community that make it thrive.
Alameda County FairgroundsCrossroads - Eric Clapton Tribute - Sunnyvale Theater
At Sunnyvale Theater, Crossroads salutes Eric Clapton with a live set that journeys from the blues-rock fire of Cream and Derek and the Dominos to the intimate acoustic vibe of his MTV Unplugged era. Led by guitarist and vocalist Gary Tackett, the band brings sharp musicianship and expressive guitar tones to signature songs including "Layla," "Wonderful Tonight," "Cocaine," "Tears in Heaven," "Bell Bottom Blues," and more. With attention to detail and a clear respect for the source material, this show delivers a faithful celebration of blues, rock, and soul for devoted fans and anyone who loves timeless songs.
Nothing Like Rear Based on Shakespears King Lear in Bay area
Nothing Like Lear presents a fresh reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s King Lear for the Bay Area, blending deep emotion with compelling stagecraft. This Shakespeare-inspired play highlights vivid storytelling in a live theatre setting. The production is presented at the Chabot College Auditorium.
Chabot CollegeDave "Ouzo" Land does the Union City Farmers Market
Dave "Ouzo" Land brings his music to Union City Farmers' Market, providing a lively soundtrack as visitors browse the stalls. Explore a variety of food items and fresh local produce while taking in the tunes.
Union City Farmers' Market626 Night Market
Explore a large-scale Asian night market recognized as the first of its kind in the United States, filled with signature street food, handcrafted goods, and live entertainment. Established in 2012 and named for Southern California’s 626 area code, it celebrates Asian-inspired culture through a vibrant mix of cuisine, creativity, and community. General admission is $6, and children 3 and under are free. Pricing is subject to change. Parking is $15 and accepts credit, debit, and mobile tap-to-pay options like Apple Pay and Google Pay. Upon arrival, use the designated security entrances, park and walk, then follow the wayfinding signs. One nearby entrance is closed for safety, so all guests must enter through the open security gates. Some vendors may be card only while others accept cash, so come prepared.