Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are some fun suggestions for events happening in Fresno and beyond. Make sure to check our calendar for even more stuff to do.
Don’t forget the one-year anniversary at Aisling Bog Pub is this Saturday!
Friday
Beach Fossils, She-Devils, Ablebody
8 p.m. to midnight at Strummer’s. $17 This show is all ages. [Details]
Beer, Resist & Enlist
Tonight from 7-10 p.m. at Yosemite Falls Cafe, meet local organizers and learn about the resistance movement against Congressperson Nunes, and environmental, immigration and LGBTQ issues impacting the South Central Valley while having drinks and listening to live bands. [Details]
Square One at Gazebo Gardens
Join Phil Wimer, Jay Van Horn, Ray Haney, and Don “Squeek” Clarey from 6-9 p.m. at Gazebo Gardens for blues/rock music, gourmet food trucks, and craft beers among the plants at the nursery. Free and family friendly. [Details]
Soul Butter With Ray Moore & Friends
Soul Butter is where live music and great food come together. Ray Moore and the experience will entertain you for the night! Music begins at 9:30 pm. at Kocky’s in downtown Fresno. Kitchen is open until midnight. [Details]
[See more Friday events here]
Saturday
POD, Alien Ant Farm & Powerflo
$20 in advance, $25 at the door. All ages. 8 p.m. at Full Circle Brewing Co. [Details]
Tri-Tip Throwdown
The 2017 Tri-Tip Throwdown at Chukchansi Park will feature at least 20 of the Valley’s top amateur and professional tri-tip makers inside the ballpark during the Grizzlies’ double-header with the Reno Aces. A $10 donation to the Grizzlies Community Fund will allow you into the Tulare Street Plaza where you can sample competitors’ tri-tip. First game starting at 5:05 p.m. [Details]
The Melvins
7-10 p.m. at Strummer’s. All ages. $18. [Details]
The Sweatiest Kickball
2 p.m. at Lafayette Park Community Center. [Details]
CSU Summer Arts Student Showcases
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at various locations around Fresno State. The Student Showcases feature the hard work of students after two weeks of intensive instruction and mentoring. All Student Showcases are free. [Details]
Yoga in the Park
9 a.m. at Cultural Arts District Park. Open to the public, donation-based/free, and the first 15 attendees will have your yoga mat provided. Beginners are welcomed and encouraged. Bring the whole family, kids are invited to participate. [Details]
[See more Saturday events here]
Sunday
Winston the Magician
12:30 to 1 p.m. at Storyland. Winston the Magician is fun, hilarious, and amazing from the very first magic trick to the last. Kids and parents will love this show, set in the whimsical Daniel R. Martin Children’s Theater inside Storyland. [Details]
Matusyahu
Sunday from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at the Tower Theatre. Thirteen years after the release of his first studio record, Matisyahu and his band have done something unmatched in his past repertoire; they have crafted that journey into a musically thematic eight song movement. [Details]
2nd Sunday Market Bazaar
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Full Circle Brewing Co. A day of shopping, entertainment, and craft beer. Vendors offering handcrafted woodworking, glass etching, handcrafted soaps, wreaths, essential oils and more. Food trucks as well as other food items will be available. There will also be raffle drawings starting at noon for prizes from the various vendors. [Details]
FAB T-Dance Brunch
From noon to 4 p.m. enjoy Continental brunch at FAB Fresno in the Tower District. DJs
Jacob Terry, Lorraine Contreras and Shant P. will be on hand. Event goes until 6 p.m. No cover. [Details]
Vibe Soul Lounge
A harmonious blend of soulful sounds brought to you all night by DJs PDK, HunnitKay, yelo. and an incredible band led by Ray Moore. Featuring monthly guest artists. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Fulton 55. 21 and over only. $10 in advance, $15 day of. [Details]
Sawdust Sunday at Fresno Ideaworks
From 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., it’s wood shop day at Fresno Ideaworks in downtown Fresno. If you have an interest in woodworking, lathe work, carving, or any other means of sawdust production, this is a good way to get some pointers on an existing project or gather information on how to get started. This event is open to the public and requires no fees. Some experience is necessary for equipment use. No experience is necessary to explore the possibilities. [Details]
[See more Sunday events here]
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