A free Sunday celebration gives Stockton families an early taste of Halloween, with vendors handing out goodies throughout the Children’s Museum. Here’s what to expect, why the setting matters and what parents should know before visiting.

From aspirin and absinthe to art and augmented reality, the University of the Pacific's latest exhibition invites Stockton residents to explore how substances have shaped human history, culture and society.

The 7th Annual Yosemite Street Village Neighborhood Halloween celebration returns October 30 with candy, costumes, a pumpkin pie eating contest and an evening of family-friendly fun in Stockton.

El Potro de Sinaloa, La Original Banda El Limón, Roberto Tapia and four additional acts will take the stage at Adventist Health Arena on January 30, 2027, for a night of corridos, norteño and banda music.

More than 50 local vendors will fill the Stockton Ballroom October 23–24 with handmade gifts, seasonal decorations and one-of-a-kind creations. Admission and parking are free.

San Joaquin Delta College and Yameci Dance Company are bringing dancers of all experience levels together October 24 for a full day of movement, cultural expression and hands-on instruction.

The Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce will recognize five individuals whose contributions to farming, agricultural businesses and community leadership have helped shape San Joaquin County's agricultural heritage.

The 49th annual competition returns November 21, bringing marching bands, concert ensembles and jazz musicians to Stockton for a full day of performances, school pride and musical excellence.

Young business owners ages 6 to 18 will turn creativity into real-world experience at Chung Wah Chinese School's Halloween Kids Market on October 24, combining shopping, financial education, costumes and family fun.

Local and visiting artists will transform downtown walls into colorful works of public art October 19–24, with free activities, a community painting opportunity and self-guided mural tours inviting Stockton residents to be part of the transformation.