Events in Vallejo, CA

Cornhole night at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Vallejo welcomes everyone, from first timers to seasoned players. Entry is $10, and friendly instruction is available for anyone new to the game. The format is Switchholio with four rounds of round robin scored by PPR, followed by a single elimination playoff. If attendance reaches 32 or more, the field splits into upper and lower brackets. Boards are available before play begins for warmups, with check in preceding the start of games. Outside beverages are not allowed.

A welcoming night of cornhole at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Vallejo invites everyone to play, from beginners to regulars. Training is available for new players, and practice boards are set up to warm up before matches. The entry fee is $10. The format runs on Switchholio with four round robin rounds using PPR that lead into a single elimination playoff, and if there are 32 or more players the field splits into Uppers and Lowers. A mid-event 4BagsIn Rumble lets competitors call the shot for a chance to win a drone, with each shot worth 20 percent of the pot. Winners and highlights are shared on the 4BagsIn social channels. Registration is available through Scoreholio, by message, or on site. No burner accounts. No outside drinks.

An intermediate Tango Salon class focused on improvisation, elegance, and a strong connection to the music. Participants develop solid footwork, polish technique, and deepen musicality to dance with more confidence, creativity, and expression. This class is intended for dancers who already have some tango experience and is not for absolute beginners. Guided by Luz Castineiras, the learning environment is welcoming and centered on technique, connection, and musicality, with opportunities for active feedback. The session begins with stretching and a warm up, moves into the intermediate Argentine tango lesson, then concludes with a short practica to apply what was covered.

Richmond’s mobile farmers market brings locally grown, seasonal produce to the community, offering fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables at budget-friendly prices. It is part of a Bay Area effort to expand access to wholesome, locally sourced food while supporting local farmers. Shoppers can pay with cash, credit cards, CalFresh/EBT, and VeggieRx vouchers. A produce savings program provides a 50 percent discount for customers who participate in CalFresh/EBT, WIC, SSI/SSDI, Medi-Cal, or Unemployment.

A weekly playgroup for three-year-olds held at Cuesta Park in Mountain View. The group meets on Wednesdays.

A summer luncheon and concert gathers supporters for lunch and live music, centered on community and compassion. The event raises funds for A Place-2-Live and its work to help local families secure and sustain stable housing. Proceeds benefit programs and services that assist individuals and families in overcoming housing barriers.

Community Cat Advocates brings adoptable cats and kittens to the Vallejo PetSmart, offering a chance to meet felines seeking new homes. Adoptions through the rescue include spay or neuter surgery, testing, a microchip, vaccinations suited to each cat’s age and time in care, along with deworming and flea treatment. The organization is run entirely by volunteers and operates through a foster network, so cats live in home environments when they are not at events. Adoption appointments at the Vallejo PetSmart can be arranged for approved applicants for specific cats. For questions or to request an adoption application, email CCA.AdoptionTeam@gmail.com.

Experience a lively, welcoming samba class with Mary Dollar, crafted to be authentic and approachable for every level. The session follows an easy-to-follow flow that keeps everyone moving to Afro-Brazilian and samba rhythms while building dance technique and performance skills. Expect to work on foundational steps, hip action, arm styling, and upbeat choreography that builds confidence on the dance floor. The class includes a full-body warmup, stretching, and focused exercises on a mat. Wear comfortable clothing and soft-soled shoes, and bring a floor mat and a towel. You will move with the music, break a sweat, and have so much fun that the workout sneaks up on you.

Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Dorothy perform together at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. This multi-artist bill brings all three acts to one stage for an evening of live music.

Godsmack performs alongside Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. This live music event brings all three acts together on one stage.

Instructor Suzanne Bare leads a welcoming Argentine tango fundamentals class that builds confidence and nurtures a sense of community. Participants who wish may also take part in performances and join her formation team. A one-hour practica follows the lesson to reinforce new skills.

Step into the studio and share poems suitable for live radio on OZCAT Radio. The session is hosted by DJ Lala, Kathleen Herrmann, and Tom Stanton. Poets sign up at the studio, then take turns at the microphone for up to three minutes each, with the possibility of multiple rounds depending on participation. The show can be heard worldwide through TuneIn or locally in Vallejo on 89.5 FM. Please note that the studio is in a historic home with access via a short staircase, and there are dogs and cats on the premises.

Poetry By the Bay is a monthly open mic held every fourth Thursday at the Mira Theater. Poets can share their work live on stage, and audience members can support the local spoken word community.

Maker Faire Bay Area brings a weekend filled with creativity, ingenuity, and hands-on exploration to the Historic Mare Island Naval Shipyard. This special edition marks a meaningful homecoming, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first Maker Faire, which began in the Bay Area in 2006.

Heartless brings a set of favorite Heart songs to the City of Mountain View Concerts on the Plaza, a fun, family friendly event that celebrates the band's music.

At Heritage Park, the Mountain View Harvest History Festival features music and a variety of activities. Attendees can listen, participate, and spend time in the park.

An LGBTIQ-only 5Rhythms Sweat Your Prayers class led by Sylvie Minot invites participants to use dance as meditation, sometimes described as embodied prayer. Rooted in Gabrielle Roth’s 5Rhythms, the session explores Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness to spark creativity, release energy, and cultivate self-awareness. The environment is supportive and nonjudgmental, with no set choreography or required experience, and it welcomes people of all ages and physical abilities to move at their own pace. Facilitation is offered in silence while music supports the journey, creating space to listen to the body and express authentic movement. Held on a sprung floor in Richmond at Bridge Arts and Events, this gathering provides an affirming space for LGBTIQ community members to celebrate identity and connect through dance. Space is limited, so pre-registration is recommended. Donation options are $20, $25, or $30.

The grand opening of the Richmond Tiny Home Village Farm and Garden celebrates the village’s completion and the community effort behind it. The project doubles emergency housing for unhoused Richmond young people and prepares to welcome residents through a process guided by the Coordinated Entry System, a requirement of Housing and Urban Development. Hope Solutions will accept applications and interview Richmond youth ages 18 to 24 who are on that list. This gathering recognizes everyone who helped bring the village to life and marks an important step in supporting local youth.

The Mighty Neptunes return to Sailing Goat to perform blues, R&B, and soul beside the bay. Set in San Pablo Harbor, the performance features scenic waterfront views along with food and drink options.

Country singer-songwriter Riley Green brings the Cowboy As It Gets Tour to Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, delivering down-home storytelling, gritty vocals, and a traditional country concert feel. The performance showcases heartfelt hits and rowdy live favorites, with songs like "There Was This Girl," "I Wish Grandpas Never Died," and "Different 'Round Here" featured alongside his signature sound.

Presented by Yesterday 2Night Productions at the Empress Theatre, this live concert celebrates the music of Paul McCartney with accompanying films. The program spans his career, from early inspirations to the Beatles era, through Wings, and beyond. It also features songs that have never been performed live in concert by anyone. Tickets are on sale now.

Everyone is welcome at this celebration featuring music, dancing, vendors, and a petting zoo. After two years of fun, this year is expected to be even more enjoyable.

Spend an afternoon on the Island enjoying wine, food, and a live performance from Time Bandits. The atmosphere invites dancing, so bring comfortable shoes and be ready to move. Tickets are available.

Part of the Music on Castro Series, this event presents music in Downtown Mountain View.

A community pride meetup at Fusion Pizza offers a buy-your-own-pizza night organized by Anna Bergman and Judith Learner. This new monthly gathering is designed to bring people together while supporting a diverse business. The organizers ask attendees to let them know if they plan to come.

$uicideboy$ bring the Grey Day Tour 2026 to Shoreline Amphitheatre At Mountain View with Shoreline Mafia and more. The tour partners with PLUS1 to support mental health, with Live Nation contributing $1 from every ticket to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to help those most in need. Ticket options include a public onsale, several presales such as Spotify and Live Nation, and VIP packages, along with T-Mobile Concert Perks and Fast Lane.

Suicideboys and Shoreline Mafia share the stage for a live concert at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. The lineup brings both acts together in one event, highlighting their performances in a single setting.

RPAL’s 45th Annual Golf Tournament brings golfers and community members together at Franklin Canyon Golf Course for a full day on the greens that supports Richmond PAL and its youth programs. The day includes brunch, golf with purpose, swag bags, a cocktail hour, dinner, raffles, and an awards ceremony, along with time to connect with others. Participation supports recreational and educational opportunities, positive mentorship, safe spaces, and enriching activities for young people through Richmond PAL. Golfers, sponsors, donors, and sideline supporters all contribute to creating new possibilities for local youth.

NextGen’s monthly dance brings West Coast Swing to Allegro Ballroom with two ways to learn before social dancing begins. One class welcomes newcomers who want to start from the basics or review fundamentals, while another expects familiarity with West Coast Swing technique. A DJ will keep the music going, with the lineup to be announced. The event also features a Mix and Match contest that is open to all levels and to any lead or follow role. Partners are paired at random and judged together across three to four songs, with All Stars and above re-paired if they draw one another. At the end of the contest series, finalists will be invited back to compete for complimentary passes to the annual convention, Boogie by the Bay. Pricing options include general admission at 25 dollars for the combined lesson and dance or 15 dollars for dance only. Those taking the beginner class can choose a combined ticket for 20 dollars. Next Gen members can access the combined option for 15 dollars or dance only for 10 dollars. Juniors ages 18 and under can choose the combined option for 17 dollars or dance only for 7 dollars.

A live ukulele sing-along takes place on Castro Street. Participants may bring a ukulele or just their singing voice, and the music with lyrics will be shown on a large screen, possibly two, to make it easy to follow along. Song charts are available. Ordering food ahead of time is an option to keep the focus on the music.

At Point San Pablo Harbor’s BIG ART Concert Meadow, Tune-Yards headlines an outdoor evening of adventurous sounds on the Music On The Meadow Stage. Known for a vivid mix of indie pop, funk, and global rhythms, and for contributions to the soundtracks of Boots Riley’s Sorry to Bother You, I’m a Virgo, and I Love Boosters, the group brings an energetic, genre-blending set by the water. The night opens with Gabby La La, whose sitar and whimsical melodies create a captivating atmosphere, followed by Foxtails Brigade with cinematic indie pop that weaves rich harmonies, folk influences, and elegant orchestration. Sliding scale tickets range from $40 to $60, and the $60 option includes no fees. VIP reserved picnic tables for six or eight guests are available. On-site offerings include food, local beer, wine, and other beverages. Plan for cooler temperatures by bringing warm layers, blankets, and camp chairs. Outside food or alcohol is not permitted. Dogs on leash are welcome, and children 13 and under attend for free. Parking is available in the Special Events Parking Area with an advance fee of $10 per car or $20 on the day of the show. Each vehicle needs a parking pass that will be shown at the ticket booth for entry to the meadow. Carpooling is encouraged. The main lot is reserved for the Sailing Goat Restaurant and for guests who require accessible parking during events. Please inform the parking attendant if accessible parking is needed.

This annual charity golf tournament at The Golf Club at Moffett Field features a four-person scramble with a shotgun start. It brings golfers and community supporters together to raise funds for Humane Society Silicon Valley, supporting efforts to save animal lives, keep pets with their families, and strengthen the bond between people and animals. Registration includes 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, range balls, a to-go breakfast, drink tickets for use on the course, and a post-round social with a barbecue meal. All participants are entered into a raffle for a chance to win prizes. The format is suitable for both experienced players and newcomers. Tickets are $135 per golfer, $265 per twosome, and $500 per foursome. A REAL ID or a US passport is required to enter through the NASA gates to access the course.

The Athletics Federation of the Philippines Incorporated (AFPI) presents Laguna Motofest 2026, billed as the premier motorcycle event in Laguna Province and set at the San Pablo Convention Center in San Pablo City. This two-day celebration of motorcycle culture, innovation, and lifestyle gathers riders, enthusiasts, brands, and clubs for one of the region’s largest motorcycle events. Highlights include custom motorcycle showcases, exhibits from manufacturers and dealers, an accessories and aftermarket trade fair, club meetups and networking, The Amazing Tour, and live music and entertainment. Organizers are welcoming participation from sponsors, exhibitors, motorcycle brands, aftermarket shops, and motorcycle clubs.

Paranormal investigator and author Jeffrey Dwyer, Ph.D., leads a presentation that explores Mare Island’s haunted history along with legends from across the San Francisco Bay Area. Drawing on years of professional investigations, historical research, and firsthand experience, he examines reports of apparitions, unexplained activity, and the stories that continue to capture the imagination of visitors and residents. The program offers a thoughtful perspective that will interest skeptics, history enthusiasts, and believers alike. Dwyer is a seasoned researcher and public speaker who has appeared on more than a hundred radio programs, with television features that include the Discovery Channel and the Travel Channel. The talk takes place at St. Peter’s Chapel. Admission is $15 in advance and $20 at the door. MIHPF members can request a discount code. No physical tickets will be issued, and check-in will be by name at the door. Please note that St. Peter’s Chapel is a historic structure and is not wheelchair accessible. Entry involves steps at the entrance, and there are additional interior steps, including access to the altar and organ areas.

The Willie B. Adkins Scholars Program marks its 40th Anniversary at Dan Foley Cultural Center, recognizing four decades of legacy, leadership, scholarship, and excellence. This evening reflects on the past, honors the present, and invests in the future of its scholars.

King David Martin and Queen Katie “Cool Lady” Martinelli present a community celebration honoring the musicians, performers, supporters, and friends who have sustained Ozcat Radio at the heart of local life. Taking place at Redman Hall in downtown Vallejo, this milestone highlights two decades of Ozcat Radio, salutes Vallejo, and spotlights the power of the arts. The dress code is formal with an emerald theme. There is truly no place quite like Ozcat Radio.

NextGen’s monthly dance at Allegro Ballroom offers an evening of music and social dancing, with a DJ to be announced. The night begins with two concurrent lessons. One session is designed for dancers who already know West Coast Swing fundamentals, while a beginner class welcomes newcomers or anyone looking to review the basics and includes dedicated time for social practice. A Mix and Match, also known as Jack and Jill, contest is open to all levels and to any lead or follow role. Partners are assigned at random and couples are judged across three to four songs, and if two All-Stars or higher draw one another they will be re-paired. Finalists from the series will be invited back to compete for complimentary passes to the annual Boogie by the Bay convention. Pricing options include general admission at $25 for the lesson plus dance or $15 for dance only, beginner class attendees at $20 for lesson and dance, Next Gen members at $15 for lesson and dance or $10 for dance only, and juniors 18 and under at $17 for lesson and dance or $7 for dance only. The lesson instructor will be announced.