Art lovers in Stockton have a new reason to stop by the University of the Pacific this month. The Reynolds Gallery is now presenting “Echoes in Creation,” the annual senior and junior art and graphic design showcase featuring impressive student work from Pacific’s emerging artists and designers. The exhibition opened Tuesday, April 7, and the community is invited to a special celebration reception on Thursday, April 9, from 6 to 8 p.m.

Stockton audiences should get ready for an evening of laughter, surprises, and jaw-dropping moments when comedian and magician Justin Willman brings his One for the Ages Tour to the historic Bob Hope Theatre on Saturday, August 22.

Stockton comedy fans can get ready for a night of sharp punchlines, fearless humor, and big laughs as comedian and actor Gary Owen brings his No Hard Feelings Tour to the Bob Hope Theatre on Friday, August 28.

Stockton is getting ready for a night of pure norteño magic. Music legend Ramon Ayala, known around the world as the “King of the Accordion,” is headed to Adventist Health Arena on Saturday, November 14, and for fans of regional Mexican music, this is shaping up to be one of the can’t-miss concerts of the yea

Stockton is getting an early dose of holiday magic this year. NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet is returning to the Bob Hope Theatre on Thursday, November 12, and this time Stockton has the honor of serving as the launch city for the production’s North American tour. That means one of the biggest and most dazzling holiday shows in the country will begin its seasonal run right here in downtown Stockton.

There is something especially powerful about hearing young people speak from the heart.

On April 23, 2026, at 11:30 a.m., the University Park World Peace Rose Garden in Stockton will once again become a place where inspiration blooms, student voices shine, and the community comes together for a meaningful and uplifting tradition: the Celebration of Student Voices.

There are some events that feel less like a date on the calendar and more like a scene from a summer movie. Runabouts on the River is one of them.

When someone is living with a mental health condition, it is rarely just one person who feels the impact. Parents, spouses, siblings, close friends, and caregivers often carry worry, questions, and emotional weight that can be hard to explain — and even harder to navigate alone.

In a region where rising rents, limited housing supply, and economic uncertainty continue to strain working families, a major investment in affordable housing is giving San Joaquin County something it urgently needs: momentum.