Community Calendar

Visit Sumner Peck Ranch for the final season of U-Pick. Come get your fill of citrus before it's gone. Enjoy picking navel oranges, blood oranges, pomelos, Minneola tangelos, mandarins, and lemons all at $1.50 per pound.

Understanding Medicare’s timelines are key to protecting your coverage and avoiding costly penalties. This session will break down important enrollment periods, deadlines, and what actions you need to take—and when—to ensure continuous coverage.

Join the Central California Screenwriters' Group, a creative community for writers looking to sharpen their craft, share work, and connect with fellow screenwriters right here in the Central Valley.

Jazz musician, composer and educator, Rick Helzer, will be presenting a concert and short discussions on the music of jazz pianist and composer, Bill Evans, entitled, “Bill Evans Remembered.” He will present a small cross section of Bill’s compositions. The presentation will also feature Cade Peckham (string bass) and Gary Newmark (drum set).

Uncover stories of resilience and injustice as best-selling author Daniel James Brown (Facing the Mountain, The Boys in the Boat) and historian Tom Ikeda, founder of the Densho Project, delve into the deeply personal stories of Japanese-Americans during WWII.

Learn how CMAC can help you create a successful podcast. During this Introduction to Podcasting workshop, you will learn the basic structure of a podcast and get familiar with recording equipment.

Whether you're new to speed dating or just tired of the swipe scene, this is your chance to meet cool, like-minded singles face to face. Expect great conversations, great drinks, and maybe even a great connection.

Lee Terkelsen will share excerpts from his documentary on the big trees. This program centers on how the emotional connection to the trees has shaped history, environmental policies, art, culture, and politics.

This series is designed for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. It teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers and make difficult caregiving decisions.

“When They Took the Seeds, They Took the Land”: Indigenous Sovereignty and Land as Principle in Refugee Memory Archives. Presentation with Crystal Mun-hye Baik, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Gender & Sexuality Studies, UC Riverside will be held in COB2-295.