The Poiesis Quartet brings major competition honors and a commitment to new music to Faye Spanos Concert Hall. The November 1 Friends of Chamber Music concert offers Stockton listeners an intimate afternoon performance, free student admission and a chance to ask the musicians questions afterward.

Stockton 99 Speedway’s season heads toward its finish with two October championship nights. Families can watch several divisions compete, with free grandstand admission for children 10 and younger and a second-night program that adds trailer racing and drifting.

Stockton 99 Speedway’s season heads toward its finish with two October championship nights. Families can watch several divisions compete, with free grandstand admission for children 10 and younger and a second-night program that adds trailer racing and drifting.

Children can wear their costumes and collect Halloween goodies at a free Trunk or Treat hosted by Stockton Unified and Stockton police. The Chavez High School gathering offers a community outing with a simple requirement: children must come with an adult.

Fresh produce, cooking demonstrations and family activities give Stockton residents a reason to gather at the Edible Schoolyard Community Farm. The October 17 Fall Fest also offers a closer look at the food and education work taking root in Boggs Tract.

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.

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 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.