Yosemite Street Village is buzzing with activity this fall, and neighbors have plenty of reasons to celebrate, shop, and connect.

Downtown Stockton is about to transform into a vibrant island of culture, rhythm, and tradition as the 7th annual Te Fa’a No Te ‘Ori (Valley of Dance) Festival returns October 16–19, 2025. This four-day celebration of Tahitian dance and Polynesian heritage promises world-class performances, hands-on workshops, and unforgettable cultural experiences for the entire community.

Stockton’s own San Joaquin Delta College is rolling out the black and gold carpet for one of its biggest celebrations of the year. On Saturday, Oct. 4, the Delta College Foundation will host its fourth annual “Black & Gold” Gala — an elegant evening designed to bring the community together in support of students, scholarships, and programs that change lives.

A new book set to release next month is stirring interest in Stockton’s colorful past. Bring Me the Head of Joaquin Murrieta by historian and bestselling author John Boessenecker hits shelves October 21, 2025, promising to peel back the myths surrounding one of California’s most infamous outlaws.

Stockton and Lodi families, get your costumes ready—Trunk O’ Treat is back at Micke Grove Regional Park on Friday, October 10, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Legendary Ranchera Singer Yolanda Del Río Coming to Stockton’s Bob Hope Theatre

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of family fun and fast-paced action as Kids Night returns to the Stockton 99 Speedway this Saturday, September 20, with special support from Tractor Supply Co.

San Joaquin Delta College is searching for members of the public to serve on a committee that provides oversight for the College’s taxpayer-funded Measure K bond.

There’s a new reason to visit Micke Grove Zoo this fall—and it comes with a tortoise-sized heart! Sherman, the Zoo’s beloved Radiated Tortoise, has launched his very own Shoe Drive, inviting the community to donate new and gently used shoes (kids sizes through men’s size 13) along with much-needed hygiene items

The Stockton Maritime Museum invites you to experience a piece of living history! After more than a decade of dedicated restoration, the USS Lucid (MSO-458) – the last surviving oceangoing Aggressive-class minesweeper in the United States – is now about 85% restored and ready to welcome visitors.