Free events in Windsor, CA

At Miss Daisy’s Magical Wonderland in Sebastopol, a welcoming drum circle and freeform jam brings people together for music, connection, and celebration. Musicians, singers, and sound makers of every kind can participate, from drums and guitars to flutes, rattles, harmoniums, and anything that makes a sound. Take part in the evolving groove at any point, or simply relax and listen. A potluck is part of the experience, and participants are encouraged to bring a dish to share. If the weather turns cold or wet, the gathering moves indoors so the music continues comfortably. Children are welcome to join in however feels natural. The circle invites exploration of voice and instruments as tools for healing, with drumming as a pathway to unity, joy, and flow. Donations at the door are appreciated, and the event carries an intention to support the Save Wonderland effort and keep the community heartbeat strong.

Enhance your fly casting through hands-on coaching and practice at Galvin Community Park. This free clinic is open to everyone, and sessions are not held in rainy weather. RRFF volunteer instructors help newcomers with the fundamentals and answer questions about gear and tackle, rod and line weights, basic setup, knot tying, fly selection and fly tying, as well as techniques for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Participants aiming to refine their skills can work on advanced topics such as the double haul, shooting heads, quick casting for saltwater species, and spey casting. Instruction draws on approaches from Fly Fishers International and the Golden Gate Angling and Casting Club, including the Fly Fishers International Fly Casting Skills Development program and a progression that spans beginning to advanced levels. Fly casting proficiency grows with consistent practice, and the casting pond is available to the public during regular Dan Galvin Park hours for individual practice.

Put your trivia skills to the test at The Rewind Arcade during an official Jeopardy Bar League night. It is free to play and designed for teams, with up to six players working together through three rounds, 30 questions per round, plus three Daily Doubles spread across six categories. No pencils or paper are needed, since players scan a QR code on the screens and answer right from a phone. Each question allows about 35 seconds for a response. Incorrect answers deduct points, while skipping does not, so strategy counts. Prizes change regularly, ranging from arcade credits to special giveaways from sponsors. Host Lissa is available to help newcomers get set up. Join for a single round or settle in for the entire evening.

This free social play session is for puppies under six months with required vaccines. It offers a safe, supervised space to jumpstart socialization through play with other pups. To register, call or text 707-569-1394.