The voice behind Jesse & Joy's beloved hits will bring a new interpretation of the duo's music to Stockton on April 2, 2027, blending heartfelt songs with the sounds of traditional Mexican music.

Stockton’s free December 5 waterfront celebration runs from 3 to 7 p.m. at Weber Point, with artificial snowfall, performances, local vendors and a 5:30 p.m. tree lighting. Vendor applications are due November 18 at 4 p.m.; the City estimates the lighted boat parade around 6:30 p.m.

Stockton's Core 4 Card Show returns November 28 with free admission, more than 40 advertised vendors, trading cards and collectibles, raffles, giveaways and children's coloring tables. The seven-hour gathering at the Best Western Plus Heritage Inn offers families and collectors a chance to browse, buy, sell and trade in person.

Mata’irea Polynesian Culture Preservation will bring dancers together for its end-of-season Tamure Marathon on Nov. 14 at Stockton’s University Plaza Waterfront Hotel. The gathering celebrates Tahitian dance in a noncompetitive setting.

Lisa Lisa, the Delfonics, Dazz Band and more old-school R&B and soul favorites play Adventist Health Arena on Feb. 12, with presale tickets starting at $41 available Nov. 5.

Taste of Merry brings local small businesses, holiday finds and sweet treats to The Sycamore in downtown Stockton on Saturday, November 21, from 1 to 6 p.m. The Once Upon a Find market offers free admission for all ages. A scavenger hunt and gift exchange have been promoted as planned activities, with participation details still to be confirmed.

Yosemite Bark Houses opens November 4 at Stockton’s Haggin Museum, placing Jonas Kulikauskas’s painted transparent panels before Albert Bierstadt’s Yosemite landscapes. The installation invites a closer look at Indigenous presence and historical omission, with an artist talk November 8 and an opportunity to connect the paintings with Native communities’ continuing ties to Yosemite.

University of the Pacific alumnus and American Idol Top 12 finalist Filo Ebid joins Stockton Symphony and the Stockton Youth Chorale for Holiday Pops: Celebrate the Season. Separate performances December 5 at 6 p.m. and December 6 at 2:30 p.m. at Atherton Auditorium bring together local musical connections, young voices and seasonal favorites during the Symphony's centennial season.

Stockton Symphony's Viva Italia! brings Italian opera, Joan Cortopassi's Honeymoon Waltz and Respighi's Pines of Rome to Atherton Auditorium on Sunday, November 8, at 2:30 p.m. Peter Jaffe leads the centennial-season program with soprano Bianca Orsi and baritone Roberto Perlas Gomez, connecting a celebrated musical tradition with a distinctly Stockton contribution.

Veterans and their families are invited to a free Hunt. Fish. Feed. lunch November 13 at American Legion Post 803, 3110 West Lane in Stockton. The Chamber calendar and registration page list noon–2 p.m.; an attached flyer lists noon–3 p.m., so attendees should confirm the end time. Advance registration is requested.