Community Calendar

Valley Caregiver Resource Center and Senior Medicare Patrol are hosting a free Drive Thru Shredding Event for Seniors & Caregivers. Bring documents with personal identifiable information such as old bank statements, bills, old tax returns and outdated Medicare documents to be shredded safely. This event will take place in the Valley Caregiver Resource Center parking lot.

Dr. Teenie Matlock, Professor Emerita of Cognitive Science at UC Merced and a member of Fresno Community Concert Band's trumpet section, explores how sound and meaning intertwine. Featured works include movements from Gustav Holst’s The Planets and John Philip Sousa’s Hands Across the Sea.

Several community members will be recognized for their environmental stewardship. Keynote speaker will be photographer Robert Groos on "How Watching Birds Saved my Sanity but Drove Me Crazy." Join in the hunt as Robert recounts incredible moments in the life history of several individual birds, accompanied by exquisite photos. Bring your potluck item ready to serve with serving utensil.

If what you seek is a proper Guns N' Roses experience, Lose Your Illusion will provide it!

The theme for this concert is “1776”. Susan Doering, violin; Dieter Wulfhorst, violoncello; and Faith DeBow, piano will be performing compositions which have a link to the year 1776: composed in 1776, first published in 1776, a composer born in 1776.

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.

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.

Get wild this spring on the Kings River with Wildlife Adventures Along the Kings River! Enjoy a presentation of native creatures with Reptile Ron, take a leisurely hike along the Kings River with members of the team and keep your eyes open for native flora and fauna, and paint a birdhouse craft you get to take home.

The theme for this concert is “1776”. Susan Doering, violin; Dieter Wulfhorst, violoncello; and Faith DeBow, piano will be performing compositions which have a link to the year 1776: composed in 1776, first published in 1776, a composer born in 1776.

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.