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This annual event features illuminated floats, community groups, and a variety of holiday-themed attractions. Parade route starts on First Street, goes through downtown Brentwood, and ends on Brentwood Blvd. at Oak St. A Christmas tree lighting ceremony in City Park follows the parade.
The Western Railway Museum offers its annual holiday “magical winter train rides,” followed by an indoor light show and a chance to meet Santa Claus and slurp homemade cocoa.
The 17th Annual Olde Time Christmas Faire comes back from December 6 to 7. Handcrafted items, baked goods and raffle prizes will be available.
Self-guided tour of eight decorated homes, “decked out in their holiday best.”
Celebrate the season at Discovery Bay's 23rd Annual Parade-of-Lights. The parade will feature festive floats starting at Discovery Bay Marina and finishing in front of the community tree.
Brentwood Police Activities League is hosting its 2025 Brentwood PAL Tamale Fest. The event features all-you-can-eat tamales, rice, beans, and dessert.
The Walnut Grove Fire Department presents its Christmas Parade, featuring Santa at Mel's Mocha. Children 12 and under receive a free slice at the Pizza Factory. Parade starts at 5:30 p.m. For information, call Taylor VLS at 916-709-4653 or Guillermo Jr. at 916-270-5246, or email walnutgrovefd@gmail.com.
A cherished community event that promotes fitness and well-being. Founded 49 years ago by Tom Torlakson, this event honors the legacy of Paul Schorr, a dedicated race director who passionately supported local runners as well as local Kiwanis & Rotary members. Participants of all ages are encouraged to lace up their shoes and enjoy a […]
Join Parks interpreters for a light hike through the riparian oak woodlands and emergent wetlands of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in search of the many bird species that call the Delta home.
Crockett Museum opens at 10 a.m., but at noon, warm festive drinks and other refreshments will be served, and craft projects will be available to create. Take a break from shopping and enjoy meandering around the Museum! Museum website.
The Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area tours are hosted on the third Sunday of the month from October through June. Learn about migratory bird species, flood management techniques, agricultural practices, native plants of the wetlands and more! Please dress in layers as weather can be unpredictable. Registration required; more information here.
Learn to fish with Parks staff on Saturday, December 27 at 9 a.m. at the Brannan Island SRA fishing pier. Get a quick intro to gear, Delta fishing basics, and […]