Mar 07 Saturday
The 2026 Oscar Shorts are coming to Fresno! Join Fresno Filmworks for the best in animation, documentary, and live-action storytelling. These films are powerful, creative, and unforgettable — and meant to be experienced with an audience.
Enjoy six days of theater, music, dance, comedy, magic, poetry, performance art, fun and complete fringe performance madness.
It is a dark and gloomy night at the mansion! "Interesting" guests arrive for the reading of a will. Who inherits a fortune or who dies? Contains Gothic humor, twists and a heft dose of laughs. The Vultures is a comedic, modern-day, gay spin on the classic murder mystery genre. Includes adult themes.
Mar 08 Sunday
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.
Alexander Malofeev came to international prominence when, in 2014, he won the International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians at age thirteen. His unequalled technical mastery and interpretive maturity far beyond his age have already led to celebrated performances at prestigious venues.
Mar 10 Tuesday
You'll enjoy this visually and musically captivating stage production led by accomplished vocalist, pianist and star performer, Sean Trombley, who gives a genuine and powerful tribute to the music that inspired him as a vocalist and musician.
Mar 11 Wednesday
In this workshop, local filmmaker Angelica Hernandez will dive into the basics of documentary filmmaking. From developing your story to planning and filming a successful interview, this workshop will help you gain invaluable information on how to get started.
Mar 12 Thursday
This session equips family caregivers with practical strategies to understand and respond to dementia-related behaviors. Participants will learn why certain behaviors occur, how to reduce triggers and ways to communicate more effectively.
Join the Central Labor Council, FCC Social Justice Center, SCFT 1533, and Professor Karla Kirk for a workshop exploring the history of multiracial organizing.