This weekend in Vallejo, CA

Get ready for a hilly trail race with big views in Briones Regional Park. This event features the Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K distances on unpaved, mostly trail terrain, with plenty of elevation and plenty of support along the course. All participants receive finisher medals and special t-shirts, and the races are professionally timed with electronic chip timing. Hikers and walkers are welcome.

The Vallejo City Championship returns to Blue Rock Springs Golf Course as an NCGA Points Event with more than 50 years of local tradition. The tournament features 36-hole individual stroke play contested across the East and West Courses. Entry is $175 per player with no member discount, and it includes green fees, range balls, and expanded prize funds. Flights are offered for a range of competitors, including a Championship Flight for players with handicaps of 5.4 or lower from the blue tees, a Senior Championship Flight for ages 55 and up with handicaps of 7.9 or lower from the white tees, and a Handicap Flight open to all that requires a GHIN. It is an opportunity to earn points, measure one’s game, and be part of a long-standing Bay Area golf tradition.

Rockin Tots is a dedicated trampoline session where parents can jump alongside their young children in a relaxed, air conditioned indoor park. The focus is on a comfortable, low key experience for smaller kids, with space to play and time for parents to socialize with friends away from the big kid crowd. Pricing is $15 for one parent and one child up to age 6, with each additional child priced at $3.

Get a weekly run in at Heather Farm Park. This group meetup is hosted by East Bay Runners and is open to participants of all levels, with people typically running together at similar paces. Expect a run of about 45 to 60 minutes, with an easy, motivating start at the park.

Trokiando In The Bay returns with a full day of custom trucks, live entertainment, vendors, food, awards, and a roaring burnout pit at the Solano County Fairgrounds. Hundreds of custom builds will be on display, and a live concert will feature Grupo H-100 alongside additional special guests. Attendees can explore a dedicated vendor area, enjoy food and drinks, and take in a family friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available online and at the gate while supplies last. Event rules include no outside alcohol, no weapons, no illegal substances, and no reckless driving outside designated areas. Coolers are permitted if they do not contain alcohol, and everyone is expected to respect the venue and fellow attendees.

Stroll through a bustling outdoor market with a welcoming vibe. Explore a broad mix of goods and food, including plenty of fresh, locally grown produce. Live music provides a cheerful soundtrack as you browse, making the shopping experience lively and relaxed.

At Sonoma Garden Park, the Saturday Harvest Markets offer organic produce, fresh flowers, and vegetable starts grown in the 6.1 acre sustainable garden. You will also find locally sourced olive oil and honey, along with eggs provided by neighboring Sonoma producers. Credit cards and Apple Pay are accepted at the market. Please bring a reusable shopping bag.

This community garage sale raises funds to support youth programs and activities.

Get ready for Bay Area’s wildest truck show at Solano County Fairgrounds. Expect burnouts all day, live music, custom truck builds, vendors, and nonstop smoke. This is an all-ages, in-person event with paid parking available.

Join a hands-on session focused on open-ended creativity with glue. Instead of step-by-step crafts, you’ll explore how simple materials and child-led play can spark imagination, problem-solving, and learning. You’ll also learn strategies that emphasize the process, welcome a little mess, and help create plenty of “wow” moments. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little gluey.

Settle into a soulful, strength-building vinyasa practice with Anne-René at The Alembic. She guides dynamic sequences that link breath with thoughtful transitions, inviting a personal connection to movement that naturally evolves into a clear, meditative rhythm. Expect a physically engaging class that also nourishes the heart, with elements such as hand mudras, chanting, inspired readings, and music woven throughout. Anne-René is a dance artist, an Alexander Technique teacher, and the artistic director of Sculpted Motion. She began her yoga journey in New York City in the 1990s and earned her Vinyasa teaching certification from the White Lotus Foundation in 2008. Her teaching is shaped by mentors and communities including Ty Landrum, Sara Baird, Erin Dudley, Keith Borden, Cindi Lee's Om Yoga Center, Laughing Lotus Yoga, and the anatomical perspectives of Irene Dowd and Leslie Kaminoff. Additional influences include Krishnamurti, Ram Das, Kundalini yoga, Gaga, and Gyrotonic. She draws creative energy from the sky and sunlight, the night’s quiet, trees and the grace of animals, the power of poetry, and the resilience and kindness she sees in people, embracing growth as an ongoing path.

The Contra Costa Crystal Fair is a two-day event featuring over 35 vendors with crystals, gems, jewelry, and mineral specimens. You can also check out metaphysical healing tools and see mystics offering demonstrations such as reiki healing, mediumship, and occult wisdom. It’s held at the Civic Park Community Center, and tickets work for both Saturday and Sunday, with Saturday attendees able to come back on Sunday for free. Hours are Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Join SoulSearch for a two-day Concord Enlightenment Expo Psychic and Healing Fair focused on spiritual growth and energetic renewal. You can browse vendors and holistic wellness items, get one-on-one psychic, mediumship, tarot, and astrology readings, and experience energy healing, chakra balancing, and intuitive bodywork. There will also be inspiring talks, workshops, and live demonstrations, plus crystals, gemstone jewelry, and sacred art from different practitioners. Admission includes access to speakers, workshops, and the exhibit hall for both days.

Begin your salsa journey with a relaxed, beginner friendly class that builds a solid foundation. Learn essential footwork, practice basic turns, and develop the body movement that boosts confidence on the dance floor. Instruction also covers directional steps, a comfortable partner frame for smooth social dancing, and simple turn patterns that are easy to remember. No partner or prior dance experience is required, and class rotations ensure everyone gets to dance. To protect the floor, please wear non marking shoes. Expect a fun, stress free introduction to salsa that focuses on fundamentals and clear technique.

Join the Ukulele Club at the THP South library branch for a friendly strum-and-sing session. No prior experience is needed. Bring your own ukulele if you have one, or use one provided by the club.

Join UC Master Gardener Matt Hall for an in-person presentation on how to keep squirrels, rats, and gophers out of your garden. You’ll learn about the types of damage these pests can cause and practical ways to manage them, including habitat modification, exclusion, deterrence, and other control methods. The session runs from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM and is free, though seating is limited and registration is recommended.

Learn to pour beautiful latte art in this hands-on, in-person class led by professional baristas. You’ll practice creating hearts, rosettas, and tulips while getting instruction on how balance, milk texture, and consistency affect your pour. The class includes time using both a La Marzocco espresso machine and a Breville home machine. This session is aimed at home baristas with some experience, including the ability to steam microfoam (or at least familiarity with the term).

Take your salsa beyond the basics in a friendly level-two class that builds polish and confidence. Designed for dancers who have completed Salsa Beginners 1 and are comfortable with the basic step, left and right turns, the cross-body lead, and holding a steady frame, this session focuses on both vocabulary and technique. With instructor Lucie Ebnerova, you will refine the cross-body lead with inside and outside turn variations, practice the classic I turn, you turn sequence, learn smooth walk-through transitions that keep your rhythm intact, and add expressive footwork to bring personality to your shines. The class also emphasizes how you move, including a clear, comfortable frame that relies on tone rather than muscle, ribcage and shoulder isolations for authentic styling, and a grounded yet responsive connection so your partner feels each lead. No partner is required, and participants are asked to wear non-marking soles to protect the floor. Please plan to arrive about 10 minutes early.

One of the West Coast’s biggest parkour jams returns for a two day gathering of movement and community. The action kicks off at UC Berkeley with jumps and a BBQ on Saturday, then heads to the bunkers on Sunday. Regulars know the vibe, and newcomers can expect a welcoming atmosphere and an exciting jam.

This Sonoma Valley back to school health fair focuses on helping students from PK or TK through 12th grade get ready for the year with health resources and preparation support. Backpacks with school supplies will be available, and students must be present to receive one. To arrange accessibility accommodations for students with special needs, please contact the organizers. For questions, call 707-939-6070 ext. 212 or email events@svchc.org.

Community Cat Advocates is bringing adoptable cats and kittens to Petco in El Cerrito for a friendly meet-and-adopt experience. This foster-based, all-volunteer rescue provides thorough care for every pet before adoption, including deworming, flea treatment, FeLV and FIV testing, age-appropriate vaccinations, a microchip, and spay or neuter. For questions or to request an adoption application, email cca.adoptionteam@gmail.com. Evening appointments in Vallejo are available for approved applications to meet specific cats at the Vallejo PetSmart and Vallejo Petco.

Join a two-day, intermediate-level glass class focused on building a custom box with a hinged lid. On day one, you’ll shape a three-dimensional box using foam blocks. On day two, you’ll design your own lid, add and attach a hinge, and turn it into a functional box. The class covers design strength, accurate 90-degree angles, and working with lead-free solder. You’ll use your own tools and materials, with lead-free solder and glass available to purchase. If your lid design is especially complex, you may have some extra work to complete at home between sessions.

This experiential childbirth education workshop is for couples and their support person, designed to help you learn and refresh how to move through the “dance” of labor and birth together. You’ll cover staying connected as labor progresses, breathwork, acupressure and massage, yoga and optimal fetal positioning, natural coping techniques for all three stages of labor, emotional responses to pain, comfort measures to help labor progress, and hands-on positions for labor and birth. The day is hosted in a peaceful yoga studio setting with the perspective of a seasoned doula, prenatal massage therapist, and yoga teacher. Cost is $159 per couple, including both partners (Metta Yoga members get 10% off at checkout).

Peace in Stormy Weather partners with True Love Baptist Church for a backpack and school supplies giveaway at the church. In addition to school essentials, the event offers new winter clothing items and helpful resources to support children and families as they prepare for the upcoming school season and the colder months ahead.

Make the most of summer in Napa at The Meritage Resort as Poolside Sessions transforms the vineyard-view Adult Pool into a lively retreat. Stretch out by the water, sip chilled cocktails, and enjoy DJ-curated rhythms for a mix of relaxation and celebration. AJB the DJ provides the soundtrack. Resort guests receive complimentary entry, and a limited number of day passes is available for visitors. Settle into a poolside spot or reserve a private cabana for groups of up to 12.

Artist John Paul Morabito and Demetri Broxton, an artist and the Executive Director of Root Division, come together for a conversation focused on works from John Paul Morabito: Dancing in the Night. Pricing is $25 for SVMA Members and $30 for non-members. Registration must be completed online. Free museum admission is included.

Diablo is hosting its Saturday night shooting session at the public pistol range. Plan to do some plinking, with both rifle and pistol generally available. If you need ammunition, make sure to pick it up before the range closes, since Diablo will not be selling ammo. USI “Blue” card holders can attend, and anyone who does not have the card should complete the online waiver first. This event runs weekly on Saturdays.

Learn how to pair wine and cheese like a pro at this guided tasting featuring the best combinations of different wines and cheeses. It’s a fun, educational session where you’ll explore what makes certain pairings work so well. The event costs $20.00.

Mary Dollar leads an upbeat, welcoming samba class designed for all levels with instruction that is easy to follow. Dance to Afro-Brazilian and samba rhythms while developing technique and performance skills. The class features a full-body warmup, stretching, and floor work on mats. You will practice essentials like samba footwork, hip movement, arm styling, and a short piece of choreography to build confidence on the dance floor. Wear comfortable clothing and soft-soled shoes, and bring a floor mat and a towel. This session blends engaging dance training with a satisfying workout.

An open mic at The Magic Flute welcomes musicians and singers of all ages and experience levels on the second Saturday of each month. The event is free. No advance signup is required, sign in on arrival to be eligible to perform, and the order of performers is selected at random. The event concludes with the final act or at the planned finish, whichever comes first. Professional sound and lighting create a friendly, supportive setting for taking the stage in front of an audience. It is a strong opportunity for music lesson students to meet, collaborate, and build confidence, and students, customers, friends, and family are welcome to perform or simply enjoy the show.

Jasmine Worrell Dance presents Terry Hanck bringing live rhythm and blues to a swing dance party in Larkspur. The festivities take place in a historic Marin setting with ample room to move and upbeat swing music that keeps the floor lively. The environment welcomes live music fans and dancers of every age and experience level, whether relaxing to the band or stepping out for a twirl. Advance tickets are required, priced at $25 for 2.5 hours of live music and dancing, and tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Up The Creek Records welcomes a night of boundary-pushing rock featuring The American Coma, Tongues Out Guns Out, and Mind the Chord. The American Coma is a Northern California trio that fuses grunge, punk, and hardcore with a dense, atmospheric edge. Their music moves between intensity and vulnerability, raw yet enveloping, rooted in Oakley and shaped by distance, tension, and clarity while reflecting on existence and awareness. The lineup includes Ian Shirley on guitar, Ace Crow on drums, and Nick Emigh on bass. Tongues Out Guns Out brings an Oakland based instrumental mathcore duo. The pair features drummer Elijah Post of Frolic and guitarist Brendan Evje, formerly of Jazz Divorce, August Spy, and Cock Lunch, with a debut LP underway. Mind the Chord rounds out the bill, a band that began in dorm rooms and basements and grew into a trio that plays hard and loud. Ben Cashman handles guitar and vocals, Dillon Variz holds down bass with backing vocals, and Will Eukel is on drums.

Join for STEM Play and Bubble Day, a free community event at the park at The Village at San Antonio Center. Enjoy hands-on STEM activities, music from a live DJ, and a bubble artist with larger-than-life creations. Activities are available while supplies last.

Join Jared the Medium for an intimate small-group circle reading experience at the SoulSearch Concord Enlightenment Expo. In this guided circle, participants receive meaningful messages from Spirit, with opportunities to connect with loved ones in spirit, including family, friends, and beloved pets. Seating is limited to 20 participants, and it’s suitable for mature ages 14 and up.

Join us for The Story Shuffle, an in-person evening of curated storytelling plus an open-mic segment. Three storytellers will take the stage, including special guest John Aubert, followed by an open mic where you can sign up to share either a 5-minute story or a 1-minute story in the Story Sprint lighting round. Stories can be any genre, as long as they follow a narrative arc (beginning, middle, end) and are told without notes. Food and beverages are available at The Bistro, and there is plenty of free parking.

House of Floyd comes back to the historic Empress Theatre in Vallejo for a single evening dedicated to classic Pink Floyd.

An all ages open jump night at Rockin’ Jump Roseville offers an evening full of high-energy fun. Bounce on trampolines, climb, dodge, and try dunking, then relax and grab a bite when you need a break. Expect plenty of laughs with friends and a mix of movement and friendly challenges that feel like pure play. It is a family friendly night out at an indoor trampoline park with something for everyone.

BentPeter brings live music to The Garden, the new Tannery Bend Beerworks spot created to feel like a favorite neighborhood pub from the very first visit. The brewery showcases distinct small batch beers inspired by local ingredients and crafted in downtown Napa, paired with a thoughtful food program so flavors and pours shine together. Local bands help set the vibe, blending food, drink, and music into a welcoming experience, and BentPeter adds a soundtrack that celebrates how great music pairs with great beer and wine.

Bourbon Highway Country Bar & Kitchen hosts a country themed night with line dance lessons upstairs and DJ karaoke downstairs with DJ Nikita. The experience spans both floors in Downtown Walnut Creek, combining dance instruction and karaoke. A $10 cover applies on weekends.

Presented by KC Turner, The Beat Farmers take the stage at the HopMonk Novato Session Room, with the Nathan Raney Band also on the bill. The group’s original era ran from 1983 to 1995, and they have returned. The set draws on a cocktail of styles that includes Wreckless Western, bug-eyed ballads, heat-butting rockabilly, suicidal blues, and hayseed boogie-woogie. The original lineup featured Country Dick Montana, Jerry Raney, Joey Harris, and Rolle Love, and their shows paired music and mayhem with an extra dose of stage presence for a distinctive live experience. This event is mostly standing and limited to ages 21 and over.

Catch Rebirth Brass Band and The Soul Rebels for an evening of high-energy music at Siesta Valley Bowl in Orinda. The show kicks off at 8:00 PM, with the performance presented as a live concert in the venue’s local time.

Catch The Beat Farmers for a live night of rockabilly, outlaw country, roots rock, and soundtrack-leaning sounds. The show is listed as starting at 8:00 PM at HopMonk Tavern Novato.

House of Floyd brings the music of Pink Floyd to the Empress Theatre for a full concert experience with immersive lighting, large arrangements, rich vocals, and laser light show visuals. This is a tribute performance that aims to capture the space, textures, and emotion of the classic Floyd catalog. The night includes a doors-and-dinner start, followed by the main show, with seven musicians recreating the layered, dynamic feel of the original recordings.

Catch Despicable Me 4 as a free outdoor movie under the stars at Cedar Rose Park. It’s a family-friendly evening, so bring blankets or chairs for the lawn and arrive early so kids can play before the screening.

Get ready for a co-headlining night of classic rock as Santana teams up with The Doobie Brothers at Shoreline Amphitheatre for the Oneness 2026 Tour. Expect big harmonies, iconic hits, and a memorable live show in Mountain View.

Join this Club Factory and airgun unsanctioned match for .22 rimfire and airguns up to .30 cal. This is a bipod and sandbag only rested match. Club members pay $8, and non-members pay $13.

Rockin' Tots reserves trampoline time specifically for families with little ones, creating a calm, air-conditioned setting where parents can jump alongside their children and catch up with friends. Sessions last two hours inside the indoor trampoline park. Admission is $15 for one parent and one child age 6 or younger, and each additional child is $3. A quick burst of play can burn calories on par with a much longer run, with plenty of time left to socialize. Hours may vary on holidays.

Hunt for standout finds at a lively open air market in Downtown Martinez, where vintage gems, antiques, collectibles, handmade pieces, local art, and other artisan creations line the stalls. Browse a thoughtfully curated selection of vendors, meet makers, collectors, and small business owners, and hear the stories behind their work as you shop for truly unique items. The market unfolds alongside the Downtown Farmers’ Market, creating an upbeat scene that is ideal for treasure hunting, supporting local artists, and enjoying a family friendly outing.

Enjoy Aire Libre Weekends at Del Cielo Brewing Co., an outdoor hangout running every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from April through November. Stop by for a laid-back brewery atmosphere, with the event featuring hours from late morning into the evening.

Come join the Bel Marin Keys community for the Bel Marin Keys Fun Run, with options for running, walking, strolling, or just cheering along. The event includes a scenic neighborhood route, plus a big start and finish celebration with music, a food truck, refreshments, games and activities, and prizes for both the short (0.5 mile) and long (2 mile) courses. Families are welcome, and participants are encouraged to dress in colorful, festive, or fun running attire.

5Rhythms dance with Qibei at The Alembic in Berkeley invites a deep movement practice using five distinct rhythms, Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical and Stillness, to cultivate presence, healing and transformation. In this Sweat Your Prayers session, you will travel through wave after wave with gentle guidance that supports your individual practice and movement journey. Participants often leave feeling cleansed, grounded, more alive and more connected to themselves and their deeper knowing. The practice welcomes every body and simply asks for a willingness to be surprised by what wants to move in and through you.

Get ready for the school year with a family-friendly yoga session focused on building confidence, resilience, flexibility, focus, and balance. Led by Michelle Wing, this class includes yoga plus special moves designed to help everyone stress less and feel better. All ages are welcome, and a portion of the proceeds benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Learn the fundamentals of Argentine tango with instructor Suzanne Bare in a welcoming class that helps you build confidence and connect with others. A practica at the end of the session offers time to apply new steps. Participants who wish to perform can choose to take part in performances and her formation team.

Enjoy a fun Drag Delish Lunch at The Rellik Tavern, featuring delicious food along with performances by amazing drag artists. This is a 21-and-over event, with doors opening at 11:30 AM. After you purchase tickets, call the venue to arrange seating reservations.

This event features adoptable cats and kittens from Community Cat Advocates at Petco in El Cerrito. The organization is a foster-based rescue run entirely by volunteers, and the cats in their care live in homes when not at adoption events. Every pet available for adoption has received deworming and flea treatment, has been tested for FeLV and FIV, is vaccinated according to age, is microchipped, and is already spayed or neutered. It is an opportunity to meet potential companions in person while supporting a volunteer team dedicated to finding loving homes.

Richmond Art Center hosts a celebratory afternoon honoring Dr. Pate Thomson’s 90th birthday with live music and the arts. The program includes pianist Cullen Luper, vocalist Jesse Castillo, and violin performances by Dr. Pate Thomson and Nakele Rechenauer. Tickets are $50.

This ticketed fundraiser supports RotaCare West Contra Costa Free Medical Clinic. Tickets are on sale and are anticipated to sell out.

Join in for Live Music Sundays in Headlands Brewing’s Lafayette beer garden. There will be live music, and the performers for each week are shared on their Instagram. Come by for a relaxed afternoon with great local tunes.

At Ashkenaz, this community drum circle centers on connection through rhythm. Facilitator Jeni Swerdlow, MA-ATR, founder of DRUMMM Rhythmic Events and Chief Rhythm Activator, guides an interactive experience designed to relieve stress, lift spirits, and bring people together. Everyone is welcome, from first-time participants to seasoned drummers, across all ages, cultures, genders, and abilities. Participants may bring their own drum or use one provided on site for a $5 convenience fee. Chairs are available, and minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Enjoy a bingo fundraiser at The Chill. Sip a refreshing beverage, soak up some sunshine, and try your luck at winning a prize, all in support of local roller derby.

Music in Place and the City of Sonoma present a summer Sonoma Sundays On the Plaza concert at the Sonoma Plaza Grinstead Amphitheater. The program features Tim Weed, a Grammy-nominated concert musician, composer, producer, recording engineer, and recording artist known for expressive 5-string banjo work, strong songwriting, and soaring vocals, alongside The Dorian Mode. This Petaluma-based acoustic quartet, led by vocalist and bassist Dorian Bartley with Robby Elfman on piano and clarinet, Peter Graves on sax, and Tony Blake on drums, celebrates the Great American Songbook with vintage jazz, up-tempo R&B, and soulful ballads that evoke 1920s speakeasies, 1930s big-band swing, 1940s jump blues, and the lively R&B associated with Ruth Brown. The series is free and open to everyone thanks to support from the Sonoma Community Center, The Dawn Redwoods Trust, and the McNeely Family Foundation.

Stop by the Nu-Rays Bike Show for a relaxed, friendly display of bikes. It’s a chance for motorcycle enthusiasts and neighbors to socialize in a respectful setting while enjoying the show-style bikes.

KC Turner presents a matinee performance by The Rubinoos at the HopMonk Novato Session Room. This show is partially seated and open to all ages. Friends since junior high, Jon Rubin and Tommy Dunbar began performing together as teenagers in Berkeley and soon signed with Beserkley Records alongside Jonathan Richman and Greg Kihn. Their self-titled 1977 debut brought them national attention, with critic Gene Sculatti hailing it as the best pop album of the decade. Over time the band has released numerous records while collaborating with Todd Rundgren, Kevin Gilbert, and most recently Chuck Prophet. They have built an international following, sharing stages with Elvis Costello and Tom Petty. Their music has appeared in films and television, they made their TV debut on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand, performed the title theme for Revenge of the Nerds, and their Top 40 single I Think We’re Alone Now opened the third season of the Netflix comedy Sex Education. Now signed to Yep Roc Records, home to artists such as Nick Lowe, Dave Alvin, and Chuck Prophet, the group continues to bring power pop to audiences across the United States, Europe, and Japan.

Dive into a Latin dance bootcamp featuring separate beginner, intermediate, and advanced options with back to back Bachata and Salsa sessions. No partner or prior experience is required to get started, and experienced dancers can look forward to a strong challenge from Lorans in the higher level classes. Throughout the sessions, instruction covers technique, leading and following, spins, styling, and footwork, with special combinations that help link moves together so dancers can stay on beat with a partner. Expect foundational training that unlocks new skills, including drills to build speed, isolations for smoother flow, musicality that explains when to apply moves and how to organize them, polished footwork, and styling for both women and men. Comfortable or workout clothing is suggested. Choose dance shoes or other footwear with suede, leather, worn, or plastic bottoms that allow easy turning, and avoid anti slip soles that restrict movement. Participants may take one session or both, and doing both is encouraged for a stronger overall practice.

This Latin bootcamp at Mystique Ballroom Company focuses on salsa and bachata, blending combinations with solid technique in a welcoming setting. Participants work within their own level, with three separate tracks available, making it easy to progress at a comfortable pace while meeting new people and building confidence.

A food truck will set up outside RSM, making poolside dinner simple. The gathering is open to everyone, so spread the word to neighbors. Cool off with a swim, socialize, and enjoy dinner without having to cook.

Set against an open-air wine country backdrop, Blue Note Napa brings its Summer Sessions back to The Meritage Resort and Spa for a fresh season of top-tier live music. Anuhea performs with special guest Sammy J as part of a diverse, high-energy lineup. For an elevated experience, Concert View Room & Ticket Packages combine overnight accommodations with a private balcony overlooking the venue, two tickets to the show, and Special Access laminates that allow in-and-out privileges, along with additional benefits.

Immerse yourself in a sanctuary of sound and serenity during a restorative sound bath that blends gentle yoga, the warmth of hot stones, live music, and mindful breathing for deep relaxation and renewal. As music from skilled sound healers fills the space, Darren Main guides you through soothing postures that open, relax, and restore the body. While you rest in each pose, smooth heated stones are placed on key points to enhance grounding and ease, preparing you to receive the full benefits of the sound journey. More than a typical class, this is a holistic experience that supports body, mind, and spirit, offering a chance to step away from daily noise and reconnect with your inner rhythm as yoga, breathwork, hot stones, and live sound come together for a deeply therapeutic session. Tickets are $45, with an early bird rate of $40 available until two weeks prior. BIPOC discounts are available by emailing hello@mygreenyogi.com. Registrations can be canceled and refunded up to 48 hours in advance or applied to future instances of the same event where applicable. Within 48 hours of the event, registrations are non-refundable.

Atomic Cocktail brings the sounds of the Atomic Age to The Fink with an evening of lively, dance-ready music and refreshing drinks. The set spans Western swing, early rock and roll, and rhythm and blues, touching on favorites associated with Bob Wills, Elvis, Louis Jordan, Little Richard, and Ray Charles. Expect upbeat tunes from the mid 1940s through the late 1960s that keep the energy high from start to finish.

Anuhea with special guest Sammy Johnson takes the stage as part of Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions. This outdoor concert is presented rain or shine at The Meritage Resort and Spa. Seating options include the Sapphire Club, which provides a reserved table with two chairs and is sold only in pairs. Pricing is per seat and includes access to the Club Lounge with a cash bar and air conditioning. Gold and Silver sections offer reserved seating, while the Bronze Lawn is standing room only; blankets are welcome, but chairs are not permitted. All prices are per person, and every attendee must have a ticket. The event is open to ages 8 and up, with no infants allowed. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Tickets are bought in advance and delivered to your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Restrooms are available. Venue policies include no outside food or beverages and no corkage service, no professional cameras, no smoking, and service animals only. Details on the bag policy and other FAQs are available on the event website. Parking is available for purchase at $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. All sales are final.

Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys take the stage at Uptown Theatre for a show that brings two renowned acts together in one venue. This event welcomes attendees ages 12 and up.

Profantaica performs at the Cornerstone alongside special guests Morbosidad and Cloak. Three acts share the stage for one concert.

Get ready for a night of classic rock legends live at Shoreline Amphitheatre. Santana and The Doobie Brothers are set to perform onstage for an evening show starting at 7:00 PM. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster, and the listing notes that there are only a few left.