Community Calendar

Looking for a way to cool off in the summer heat and soak in the scenic views? Enjoy a guided paddling adventure right on the San Joaquin River. Whether you prefer a morning paddle or an evening exploration, this is perfect for both new and experienced kayakers.

The Preview Exhibit showcases art from each artist participating in Sierra Art Trails and is a great way to plan which artists you'd like to visit in their studios.

You can expect all of the Weird Al classics like "Eat It", "Amish Paradise", and "Smells Like Nirvana", plus rare favorites hardly ever performed live before. Puddles Pity Party will be joining the performance as the special guest.

On every second Sunday, this monthly gathering celebrates fresh local food, handcrafted goods, live music, and wellness, all with the welcoming spirit of the southern Sierra foothills.

One of the most diverse, in demand sax players Jeff Kashiwa finds pure joy in performing, along with Steve Oliver’s instantly recognizable guitar lines.

Experience one of Fresno's historic treasures! Warnors Theatre house organist Cactus Sam Harris brings favorites from The Phantom of the Opera, The Music Man, Oklahoma!, Hello, Dolly! and more to life on the theatre’s historic Robert Morton organ. Admission is by donation.

A photographic exhibition tracing diasporic displacement, continuity, and futurity across four interconnected Armenian cities and spaces. Ara Oshagan is a widely recognized Armenian diasporic photographer and artist who has authored four books of photography and exhibits nationally and internationally. An opening reception for the exhibition will be held on September 13 at the University Library, Leon S. Peters Ellipse Gallery, 2nd Floor, Fresno State.

Relax and listen to original music and beloved covers, beautiful vocal harmonies and hot pickin’ guitar, banjo, accordion, and steel guitar.

The City of Fresno is expecting approximately $11.6 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 2027-2028 Annual Action Plan.

Jazz pianist, composer and arranger, Rick Helzer, will be present ‘Honoring My Mentors, Edition 1’. Rick will be honoring Thelonious Monk and Carla Bley, chosen because of the breadth of their creativity and their inimitable creative voices. Joining Rick will be John Lauffenburger (string bass) and Gary Newmark (drums).