Community Calendar

Award-winning vocalist CeCe Teneal delivers the "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" that the queens of music deserve in her show "Divas of Soul." This spectacular celebration of fifty years of chart-topping music from artists like Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight, Tina Turner, and more has wowed audiences worldwide.

Announcing the opening concert of Moment Musical's 2026-27 season of their Sunday Serenades series on Sunday, September 20, featuring the music of Mozart and more.

Through inspiring films and meaningful conversations, come celebrate diversity, resilience, and joy while reaffirming a simple truth: when we come together, we are stronger. It’s going to be a whole weekend of film, fellowship, parties, and true queer community.

Come for a discussion about understanding daily diabetes management, recognizing and responding to blood sugar emergencies, and providing support while promoting independence.

This monthly group, hosted at CMAC, is open to screenwriters at any level of experience. Led by Candace Egan from the Central California Film and TV Institute at Fresno State, each session will offer professional instruction, writing exercises, and peer feedback in a supportive environment.

BJW celebrates 20 years of free weekly performances and annual scholarships featuring the fabulous Bakersfield Jazz Orchestra.

During this workshop, you will learn the basic structure of a podcast, how to plan an episode of your show, and what cameras and microphones are available for you to take home with a CMAC membership.

This workshop is designed to help family caregivers understand why certain sexual behaviors may occur in individuals with dementia. Participants will learn how to respond effectively and compassionately through communication strategies and techniques for maintaining safety and dignity.

The BBB Breakthrough Accelerator is back. This high-impact 8-week hybrid program gives emerging business owners the tools, expert guidance, mentorship, and connections they need to break through barriers and build a stronger, more sustainable business.

Ripe for Pickin' closes out the 18th season of Bluegrass in the Park with high energy original and traditional bluegrass. The audience is encouraged to come early and bring a lawn chair.