Hundreds of cake lovers will gather for the much-anticipated Cake Picnic Tour on Nov. 8, as the event lands in New York City. Tickets go on sale Oct. 6 at 1 p.m., but the event emphasizes bringing people together through a shared love of cake with one simple rule: no cake, no entry.
Celebrate United Nation's 80th Anniversary & the 60th Annual Flag Raising at this FREE event - "The light blue Building Our Future Together Where Every Right is Protected, and Peace and Security Belong to Everyone."United Nations flag, with a world map surrounded by olive branches, represents global peace and unity. Enjoy a parade of UN and country flags proudly carried by local Junior ROTC. Delight in music, singing, lion dance and performances by Bay Area multicultural artists.
The Longest Table is a free community event that brings people together for a shared meal, conversation and to build community engagement. Imagine an outdoor picnic lunch at a table that holds 1000 people from every neighborhood in San Francisco. The Longest Table is a free community event that aims to represent all of our neighborhoods, celebrate our city and meet new neighbors and friends.
We will provide a workspace, tools, and guidance from a volunteer "Repair Coach" to help you disassemble, troubleshoot, and hopefully fix your item. Categories include: bicycles, electronics, mechanical items, small furniture, ceramics, sewing & textiles, small appliances, sporting goods, jewelry, & shoes! Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur. Venue: Willard Middle School Address: 2425 Stuart St, Berkeley, CA 94705
Los Altos History Museum will host a Mid-Autumn Festival on Sunday, October 5, from 1-5pm, celebrating one of China's most important holidays with mooncakes, lantern crafts, games, and live performances. Presented with the Greater Los Altos Chinese Association (GLACA), the festival offers activities for all ages: face painting, bean bag toss, arrow throwing, lantern-making, and candy painting-plus a new 3D sugar art printer to enhance this traditional craft.
Hundreds of people, young, old and wearing matching commemorative T-shirts, just finished dancing the "YMCA" on the field at Yogi Berra Stadium at Montclair State University. Little League teams, former MLB players and local politicians laugh and clutch their gloves as volunteers hand out souvenir baseballs. Yankees organist Ed Alstrom plays "Charge!" from a stage in center field, and the crowd responds on cue.
This annual festival draws over 6,000 people and more than 2,500 dogs to William Street Park, located at the corner of East William Street and South 16th Street, just minutes from Downtown San Jose. Organized by the Campus Community Association in the historic Naglee Park neighborhood, the event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and offers a full day of activities tailored for families and their four-legged companions.
To celebrate the bookstore's birthday, the shop is hosting a block party 2-5 p.m. Sept. 20. Expect family-friendly activities, including a retro photo booth, local food vendors, a giant birthday cake, kids activities and live music from Peninsula rock band Effie Zilch. RSVPs are encouraged. Kepler's has been the Peninsula's living room for curious minds for 70 years a place where ideas spark, stories connect us, and community comes alive.
Wondering how to prepare the beautiful produce that our local farmers are growing and selling at the Farmers Market? Come check out a live demonstration of how to sauté a featured vegetable at the Heart of the City Farmers Market with Biblio Bistro, the Library's mobile kitchen. Biblio Bistro will be at the Farmers Market every 3rd Wednesday of the month, weather permitting.
Celebrate Fleet Week at India Basin Waterfront Park with an afternoon of free family fun! Enjoy live performances by Afterthought and The Top Chefs and the US Air Force Band of the Golden West. Also, enjoy free food, jumpy houses, outdoor games, free haircuts, and activities for all ages. Gather your friends, family, and neighbors for a day of community and celebration at the waterfront!
Whether you're an experienced juggler or an absolute beginner, this event is for YOU. We're kicking off a fresh chapter in our juggling community, bringing back the spirit of our past festivals in a casual, one-day gathering. We'll be offering free workshops throughout the day, so come learn a new skill or just enjoy watching the fun. All ages and skill levels are welcome-no experience necessary! Get ready for a day of juggling, laughter, and new connections.
Celebrate the 9th Annual Richmond Autumn Moon Festival, a beloved community tradition in the heart of the Richmond District. Each fall, Clement Street transforms into a lively street fair with live cultural performances, kids' activities, community booths, delicious eats, and local vendors. This year's festival is presented by Sutter Health and organized by the Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC), with support from local leaders, community organizations, and generous sponsors including Comcast, Safeway, SF Toyota, Airbnb, NEMS, and K-Elements BBQ.
Come join us at Drake's Brewing Company on September 20, 2025 for a day of giving back and fun! Calling all Bay Area residents! On September 20, 2025, from 12-5pm, head over to Drake's Barrel House in San Leandro, CA, for an unforgettable afternoon of community, music, dance, food, and giving back! More Than Just a Coat Drive. Jackets & Jams is a vibrant celebration of unity and social good, where you can: Dance the day away with amazing beats from DJs Chuy Gomez, DJ Audio1, D1Dru, and Chris Leo Hell Yeah! Artist performance by Hugo Monster
Since Berkeley infamous Kite festival has been deemed terminated. Vallejo has taken the helm to host a feasible kite event grounds with perfect wind currents to take flight with the kites. Plenty of parking, washrooms, eating facilities within walking distance, and even access to ferry and bus service to Bart. Weel planned event for neighbors in up and down Bay Area to access . Fly or fight your kite 🪁
Take Your Coffee Break Back to the Baroque! Experience live classical music as it was heard in 18th-century salons and coffeehouses-performed on period instruments using historically informed practices by members of Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra. This is the first of three free Coffee Concerts in the series, held monthly at The Conservatory at One Sansome in downtown San Francisco. Come early, grab a seat, and enjoy an hour of music alongside complimentary Ritual Coffee and Semifreddi's pastries. Program:
The SF Sea Scouts invite interested youth to attend a special day of free sailing and outrigger canoeing. No previous boating experience required, just show up, dress warmly and get ready for an adventure! Our programs range from ages 11-20 and we are currently accepting new members from ages 11 through 15. Drop in any time between 11-3 for a free boat ride and to learn more about our clubs!
Celebrate the arrival of Taylor's next era The Life of a Showgirl with an evening of creativity and Swiftie spirit. Create artwork inspired by her iconic eras, craft and trade friendship bracelets, design Swiftie-themed cards, and enjoy other surprise creative activities and trivia. Whether you've been Fearless since the beginning or you're just ready to Begin Again, this is the perfect night to channel your inner artist, connect with fellow Swifties, and make something beautiful you'll remember All Too Well.
Join K-Pop Up on the Main Plaza dance floor for a K-Pop dance class! Each month your hosts will teach you how to POP, STRUT, and MOVE like a K-Pop star like Blackpink, Twice, and BTS! All levels welcomed! This activity is free and open to the public.
Our 43rd season of Free Shakespeare in the Park brings you Shakespeare's romantic comedy 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona', directed by Ely Sonny Orquiza. Since 1983, we've brought our Free Shakes production to audiences around the SF Bay Area; no tickets or Shakespeare experience required!
