The Emmy-nominated comedian takes the historic downtown stage on Feb. 26, 2027, with public tickets going on sale Oct. 23 at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster and the Adventist Health Arena box office.

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.

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.

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.

The internationally acclaimed Ying Quartet will perform a special free concert November 15 at University of the Pacific, honoring Dr. Michael Spencer and his lasting contributions to Stockton's chamber music community.

The holiday season is getting ready to shine a little brighter on Stockton's Miracle Mile. On Friday, December 4, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m., one of Stockton's best-known neighborhood destinations will welcome the community for the Miracle Mile Holiday Parade, bringing families, local organizations and businesses together for an evening of seasonal celebration.

Get ready to build a snowman, Stockton! A little Disney magic is coming to town this holiday season as Stockton Civic Theatre transforms its stage into the enchanted kingdom of Arendelle for a live production of Disney's Frozen. Running November 19 through December 13, 2026, the musical brings the beloved story of sisters Elsa and Anna to life with memorable songs, colorful characters and a heartwarming message about family, courage and being yourself.

Walmart celebrates the Thursday, Oct. 8 grand opening of its new high-tech fulfillment center on East Mariposa Road, a facility that has already created more than 1,000 local jobs and includes $10,000 in grants to Stockton nonprofits.

The second half of September brought a wide mix of City business, from homelessness prevention and public safety funding to professional sports, wastewater infrastructure, employee benefits and government accountability. The September 29 City Council agenda carried many of the period’s biggest actions, while Community Services also highlighted a full slate of fall programs and events.

The second half of October brought a mix of accountability measures, homelessness funding, arena operations and infrastructure work. The reporting period included the City Council’s approval of a new FY 2027 Internal Audit Plan, continued follow-up on major September funding decisions, and an eventful stretch at Adventist Health Arena as Stockton’s new professional hockey team dealt with a postponed home opener before returning to the ice.