Community Calendar

Tab Benoit does more than just play the blues, he defines it’s future while paying homage to its rich past.

This is a 45-minute educational presentation led by retired professor and surgeon Dr. Clifton Harris, exploring Eurasian lynxes’ incredible adaptations, behaviors, and vital role in the wild. For the guided enrichment tour, watch lynxes, Vladimir and Sascha, in action as they interact with enrichment items, showcasing their instincts and playful personalities. Best suited for ages 13+.

If you are one of the lucky ones, you can recall a moment in time when a portal to an entire new world was opened for you, and a fire was lit within. For Richard Elliot, that moment was when his sister, ten years his senior, took a leap of faith and invited him to listen to her record collection. The only caveat was that he takes good care of her records and put them back where they belong. Elliot not only took good care of the music, but the music has been taking care of him for over four decades.

A snowstorm howls, a woman is murdered, and a killer is among them! Another murder occurs. Tensions and fears escalate! Who will be next? Come see this record-braking Agatha Christie murder mystery for a surprise finish. Show dates are August 14,15,16,21,22,23,27,28,29,30. Evening performances start at 7PM and matinee performances start at 2PM.

The Tehipite Chapter of the Sierra Club presents Brenda Negley, author of "Nelder Grove: A Grandaughter's Stories." Brenda will share the history of Nelder Grove, including the story of passion and love for Giant Sequoias that her grandparents passed on to her, her family and those who visit Nelder Grove.

The City of Fresno is expecting approximately $11.6 million in federal funding for community development and to improve housing. Attend a meeting to share your ideas on how the City should spend those funds through the 2027-2028 Annual Action Plan.

CMAC's Member Orientation helps you learn what resources are available to you, guides you through the membership process, and offers valuable insights on how to navigate your project proposal smoothly, so you can start creating with confidence.

The evening will kick off with poetry readings by Aideed Medina, Blu Torres, Bryan Medina, Diego Cazares, Elijah Benét, Michael Jasso, and Yelisa Ambriz; followed by an open mic session where community members are welcome to share their own poems.

Gather your friends and put your trivia knowledge to the test to help Make-A-Wish grant life-changing wishes. Don't miss the delectable dessert auction.

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.