Join Big Break for a nature journaling program featuring writing prompts and drawing techniques with guest Brentwood poet Maria Denney. Participants can explore creative expression outdoors through poetry and […]

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Join Big Break for a nature journaling program featuring writing prompts and drawing techniques with guest Brentwood poet Maria Denney. Participants can explore creative expression outdoors through poetry and […] |
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Freedom High School hosts its inaugural CREATI-CON, a nighttime festival featuring a variety of vendors. Additional details coming soon. |
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Striper Derby: Fishing starts at 6 a.m., weigh-in until 2 p.m. at the boat ramp, raffle tickets available all day, drawing begins at 3 p.m., Derby winners drawn following raffle […]
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Waterbird Regional Preserve offers an opportunity to observe a variety of water birds in their natural habitat. Visitors may borrow binoculars or use a spotting scope to view local birdlife, […]
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Join the Antioch Rotary Club for a fun, family-friendly 5K at Antioch Community Park. The event includes a timed run, kids’ activities, an Easter egg hunt, and a free pancake […] |
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1 event,The Golden Gate Historical Bottle Society will host its annual Bottles, Insulators, Antiques, and Collectibles Show and Sale at the Contra Costa Event Park in Antioch. The two-day event features vendors, collectibles, and free walk-in appraisals. Admission is $10 on Friday and free on Saturday.
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The East Bay Anza 250 Symposium will explore the impact of the 1775–76 Juan Bautista de Anza expedition and its lasting influence on the East Bay. The event will bring together historians, educators, land managers, and community leaders to discuss the expedition’s history, Indigenous legacies, and how this past continues to shape the region today. […]
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Join Big Break for a monthly social hour featuring themed mocktails, hors d’oeuvres, an art activity, and an evening stroll in the park. This drop-in program is held every third Thursday of the month and meets at the Visitor Center. The event is free and open to adults ages 18 and older. |
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4 events,Enjoy Delta Meadows' video about one piece of Locke history: the gong shown here! (Link goes to Facebook post.) Enjoy at 2.5 mile hike through the Delta Meadows Park Property along its Railroad Trail and hear about the people and institutions that have shaped area history, including Chinese immigrants from Zhongshan, the Southern Pacific Railroad, […]
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Join volunteer cleanup efforts in Antioch honoring Earth Day and Arbor Day, with options at the Antioch Skate Park or Nick Rodriguez Center. Check in at 9 a.m., cleanup 9:30-11:30 a.m., free lunch for volunteers noon-1 p.m.. Learn more.
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Join the Contra Costa County Historical Society Book Club for its fourth meeting, featuring a discussion of "Ghosts of Black Diamond Mines." A field trip will also take place to visit Rose Hill Cemetery. |
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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. Attend a screening of two short Talk-Story films at the Filipino American National Historical Society Museum in Stockton, highlighting the lives of Manong Albert Juanitas and Manang Irene Estante Revillar. This event is free and includes light refreshments. |
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California Duck Days is a family-friendly outdoor festival featuring wetland-themed arts and crafts, live animals, nature activities, and interactive exhibits for all ages. Food trucks will be on-site, and attendees are encouraged to bring a water bottle. No dogs allowed. Parking is available in the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife back lot. Help build a space rooted in connection, creativity, and sustainability at the Rio Vista Community Garden Grand Opening. Paint garden beds, plants seeds, do chalk art at this youth gardening event at the community garden, located at South 3rd Street and St. Gertrude's Avenue. |
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Descendants of George Morrison Rolph, the first plant manager of the California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining (C&H) company, will share stories about his life in early Crockett. The free program will take place at the Crockett Museum. |
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1 event,Fourth Annual Spring Fashion Show includes over 40 outfits, silent auction and raffle. Tickets are $10. Visit Rivertown Treasure Chest, contact Debbie Blaisure at (510) 909-4618, or email rivertowntreasurechest@gmail.com to make a reservation or for donate items for silent auction/raffle. All proceeds benefit the Downtown Antioch Association to support events that support local businesses. More […] |
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Enjoy live mariachi, dance performances, churros and food, and drink specials at Rio Vista Downtown Association's Uno de Mayo, from 2nd Street to the River. |
3 events,Boat dealers, beer & wine garden, food and live music throughout the weekend - 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. More information.
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People's Choice Art Show, Youth Art Showcase, Artist Booth, Live Music, Beer & Wine Pavilion, Fine Art and Craft Vendors, Youth Art Activities, Art on Wheels and Waves, Walking Art, […]
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Learn to make traditional fermented pickles starting with fresh cucumbers and salt, and leave with the jar of pickles you make! More information here. |