Events in Windsor today

Common Threads Fiber Night is a relaxed gathering for fiber arts enthusiasts. Participants bring projects like knitting, crochet, embroidery, or mending and spend time crafting alongside fellow makers in friendly company. It offers a calm place to slow down, exchange skills, and be around people who value making things with care. Open to complete beginners as well as long-time stitchers, it creates a cozy setting that fosters creativity and connection.

Sol Horizon appears at Ives Park.

Peacetown presents a birthday celebration for Kevin Russell at Hopmonk, where friends come together on stage to perform in his honor.

A spoken word poetry gathering featuring highlighted poets and welcoming additional participants. The focus is exclusively on spoken word, and those who want to take part can sign up by calling or stopping by the store. Settle in with chocolate and a warm beverage while listening to poems and thoughtfully crafted words.

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.

Victory House hosts a trivia night led by Kris the Trivia Guy, blending entertainment with challenging questions that keep trivia enthusiasts on their toes.

Experience a different take on trivia with a live DJ host and an interactive on-screen game that gets everyone involved. Gather friends to form a team and go head to head with other onsite teams in a friendly competition. Questions unfold in real time and prizes may be available. Come as a group or arrive solo and meet new players. This event is family friendly. Businesses interested in visibility during the live games can ask about advertising opportunities.

Simmer Claw Bar hosts karaoke that puts performers center stage. Singers entertain the entire dining room, so it is geared toward those ready to bring energy and command the room. The atmosphere is fun, welcoming, and family-friendly, with chances for both kids and adults to take the mic. Good food is part of the experience alongside real, show-style performances. Sing or simply enjoy the action, and everyone becomes part of the show.

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.

Tour de Fuzz brings a festive day on two wheels to Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, with a route through picturesque wine country. An early breakfast is included, along with expanded rest stop provisions. After the ride, participants can enjoy unlimited barbecue, craft beers, and a lively afterparty. The event benefits first responders, pricing remains the same, and it often sells out quickly.

Celebrate harvest season at Gold Ridge Organic Farms with a hands-on apple picking experience in a certified organic orchard. Pick Honeycrisp apples right from the trees, priced at $4 per pound, and find a selection of heirloom varieties available for purchase in the Farm Shop. All apples are organically grown and certified each year by Oregon Tilth. Admission is $8 for adults and $3 for children. Advance registration is encouraged to help manage capacity and keep the visit running smoothly, though it is not required, and walk-in entry may be limited. Those who pre-register can use the code CRUNCHTIME for a discount. Reservations can be canceled up to 48 hours before the scheduled time; cancellations within 48 hours will result in forfeiture of the entrance fee. For everyone’s safety and comfort, dogs are not allowed in the orchard except for service animals. Strollers are not permitted in the orchard, with a safe place to leave them at check-in. Visitors who need mobility accommodations can arrange transportation into the orchard after making a reservation. The entrance fee supports orchard care and staffing to ensure a safe, enjoyable visit.

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.

Get started with traditional letterpress in a hands-on workshop designed for newcomers. Follow the process on a press from shaping a simple design to inking and pulling your first prints. Learn about the history of letterpress, explore different types of presses, and get familiar with the tools and materials that keep this centuries-old craft alive. Work together to create collaborative pieces you can take home while experiencing the rich textures and tactile feel unique to letterpress. No prior experience is needed, just creativity and a willingness to get a little inky.

Explore a craft fair featuring handmade goods from local artisans and plenty of one-of-a-kind gift ideas. Start your holiday shopping early at the North Bay Craft Bash craft fair, and treat yourself to Sax’s Joint cinnamon rolls while you browse.

Rohnert Park’s third annual downtown car show and festival returns with more live music, entertainment, and a showcase of beautiful cars at Neighborhood A. Registration is open for car exhibitors and vendors. It is billed as one of Northern California’s leading shows.

This event features fun, casual Magic the Gathering play with a goblin twist.

DJ Trivia brings a live, on-screen game to Mary’s Pizza Shack in Rohnert Park, hosted by a DJ and designed for friendly team competition. Play with a group of friends or arrive solo and connect with other participants as you take on rival teams. Prizes may be awarded, and the setting is family friendly. Call the restaurant to reserve a table. Businesses interested in reaching players during the live games can inquire about advertising opportunities.