Community Calendar

Come for a spooky evening of film, fun, and fellowship with the screening of two classic films, Hocus Pocus and The Blair Witch Project, at Chapel of the Light Cemetery & Mausoleum. Tours of the mausoleum will be available, along with food, snacks, and beverages for purchase.

The Raven Society has met to select the best mystery book of the year. A message arrives stating that each member shall die. Mystery maven Agatha Christie takes the message seriously. But who will die before she unravels this dark mystery? A mystery by Craig Sodaro, directed by Annie McGrath.

In Color, a powerful new original musical written and directed by Fresno-based artist Joy Ndombeson, will premiere this fall. A combination of powerful original music, dynamic characters, and a layered story set in the city of Fresno, will move audiences to laughter, tears, and ultimately hope.

The 27th Annual Renaissance Faire is coming to Kearney Park featuring battle re-inactments, a 20 foot trebuchet firing pumpkins, live jousting, stage shows, food, ale, mead, and gift shopping. Come for a full day of medieval fun!

Join the fun for contra, square, circle and other traditional American dances. Live music and caller with all dances taught (beginners at 1PM).

Experience moving performances by local musicians as they pay tribute to the timeless music of Joni Mitchell. This evening will explore the poetic lyrics, innovative melodies, and the profound impact of Joni Mitchell's work.

The City of Fresno is expecting approx. $11.7 million in federal funding for community development and to improve housing. Attend a meeting and share your ideas on how the City should spend those funds through the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan.

The City of Fresno is expecting approx. $11.7 million in federal funding for community development and to improve housing. Attend a meeting and share your ideas on how the City should spend those funds through the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan.

This interactive workshop will provide a historical and legal overview of labor law in the United States and the fundamental right of workers to form a union at any employer.

Join the Kern Literacy Council at the historic Standard School House inside the Kern County Museum for an unforgettable evening of storytelling and conversation. Enjoy wine, appetizers, and an intimate setting as Jill Fordyce, Bakersfield native and author of Belonging, reads from her acclaimed novel and shares insights into her writing journey.