First Fridays - Dia de Muertos
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First Fridays is a monthly celebration of art, music, and community, bringing the streets of Downtown Martinez to life on the first Friday of each month. For more information, please visit: First Fridays
First Fridays is a monthly celebration of art, music, and community, bringing the streets of Downtown Martinez to life on the first Friday of each month. For more information, please visit: First Fridays
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Aire Libre Weekends at Del Cielo Brewing Co., Martinez.
Storytime with songs, bounces, tickles, rhymes, books and play for newborns and caregivers, followed by Stay & Play with toys for babies, ages 0‑non‑walkers, at Hercules Library.
Volunteer docents at Pleasant Hill Library provide on‑spot help with email, document creation, printing, web searches and Libby eBooks for ages 18 and up.
Hercules Library celebrates 20 years with face painting, airbrush tattoos, balloon twisting, bubble tricks, a DJ spinning early 2000s music, and a community art project, all ages.
First Friday Pacific Grove (Downtown Pacific Grove, Lighthouse Avenue) — Local art, live music, and extended shop and gallery hours fill downtown with community, creativity, and culture.
Downtown Farmers' Market (Downtown Main Street, Martinez) — Weekly market offering local produce, baked goods, crafts, and food vendors.
Final one-hour Bay Area SunShares webinar in Martinez explains solar basics, financing, emergency resilience, and offers discount access, with pre‑vetted installers answering questions.
High school scholastic cross country competition at Hidden Valley Park.
Lalo Guerrero Legacy Festival featuring the Rockin’ Jalapeño Band, Mark Guerrero, and special guest Jerry Salas in Berkeley, CA.
Día de los Muertos at Fairyland features a student art exhibit, live mariachi, Brazilian drumming lessons, a book reading, and a Spanish-language program.
Downtown D&D turns Main Street into a walkable fantasy adventure with staggered groups tackling themed challenges at local shops, restaurants, bars, and community sites.