Community Calendar

Learn the basics of video editing using Adobe’s leading video editing software, Premiere Pro. You'll learn how to start your project, use various tools, and export your final videos.

While taking outdoor photos, Norah snaps what appears to be a compromising one of Jennifer Lopez with a man who is not her husband. Could this possibly make her rich? Does she sell or do the right thing? How far is Norah willing to go to advance her career, and is there an innocent explanation ? Includes adult themes.

A collaboration of groups are coming together to celebrate fathers. Single fathers who may not have a big family gathering planned and are looking for a place to take their children, folks who may not have their fathers, and the public are welcome to come celebrate the day.

Led by Candace Egan from the Central California Film and TV Institute at Fresno State, the session will offer professional instruction, writing exercises, and peer feedback in a supportive environment, as well as going over structure, providing an overview of upcoming activities, and giving everyone a chance to share their goals as screenwriters.

Come for an opportunity to hear from four elder abuse advocates, who will be sharing their experiences, tips and tools to help recognize and prevent elder abuse.

Guests from the Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission will speak to seniors ages 60 and older on how to use their smartphones, computers and tablets. These one-hour workshops will also provide an opportunity to learn how to identify spam calls, send text messages and make important calls using the cell phone.

Merced County Courthouse Museum will open the “America 250 – Merced County” exhibit on Thursday, June 25, at 5 p.m. This exhibit commemorates the U.S. Bisesquicentennial, celebrating a remarkable journey from 1776 to 2026, and offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of U.S. history, California’s evolution, and the unique narrative of Merced County.

These workshops are designed to help participants learn that falls and the fear of falling can be controllable. Participants will learn to set realistic goals for increasing activity, change their environment to reduce fall risk and promote exercise to increase strength and balance.

Meditation with the Ancient Bonsai is a guided mindfulness session focused on breath awareness. Suitable for both beginners and experienced meditators, this practice offers a restorative pause in a peaceful garden setting.

Enjoy kid-friendly activities, fresh produce, and opportunities to connect with featured fruit farmers, including Blossom Bluff Orchards, D.E. Boldt Family Farms, Mokichi Okada Association (MOA) Oasis Garden, Nicholas Boldt Farms, Olson Family Farm, and Valliwide Organic Farms.