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July 3
World of Soccer Experience: Participate in themed activities and celebrate major soccer matches happening across the Bay Area at this event. Show up in a soccer jersey to get $4 off your admission ticket. 9:30 a.m., 180 Woz Way, San Jose. bit.ly/4uPBO4I
First Fridays ArtWalk SJ: Be inspired by new exhibitions and live performances and roam through San Jose’s best galleries and performance venues at the SoFa District. 7 p.m., 450 S. First St., San Jose. bit.ly/4uVfwi6
First Friday — “The Mother of all Demos”: Participate in this multimedia performance by artist Sarah Buckius, who plays the role of a tech CEO. Buckius will explore the roles of women in past and future technologies, from textile patents to robot design and artificial intelligence training. 6 p.m., San Jose Museum of Art, 110 S. Market St., San Jose. bit.ly/43ULTm2
Lasers — “K-Pop Demon Hunters”: If you’re a fan of “K-Pop Demon Hunters,” head on down to this laser show designed to thrill fans of all ages. Be mesmerized by the dazzling lasers and pulse-pounding tunes from the movie in this unforgettable experience. Tickets are $12 onwards. 4:45 p.m., The Tech Interactive, 201 S. Market St., San Jose. bit.ly/4oFcahD
July 4
Bank of America Museums on Us Weekend: If you have an active debit or credit card with the Bank of America, Merrill (formerly Merrill Lynch) or Bank of America Private Bank (formerly U.S. Trust) brand and a valid photo identification, then head over and receive a free general admission to the San Jose Museum of Art on the first full weekend of every month. 11 a.m., San Jose Museum of Art, 110 S. Market St., San Jose. bit.ly/4g2HtAO
Aaradhna Live: International sensation Aaradhna, known for her soulful voice and chart-topping hits that blend R&B, soul, reggae and island influences, will perform at the Pete Be Center. Tickets start at $35.19. 9 p.m., Pete Be Center, 439 S. First St., San Jose. bit.ly/4eAjjex
Circus Bella: This free circus in the park is back for its 19th year. Enjoy the silliness of “Ah Ha!” — a high-spirited romp bursting with hijinks, hilarity and heart. This fast-paced, 60-minute performance puts a fresh spin on the classic one-ring circus, blending daring feats with playful mischief and Circus Bella’s signature sparkle with the Circus Bella All-Star Band’s live music. 12 p.m., Burgess Park, 701 Laurel St., Menlo Park. bit.ly/4vYEAps
July 5
The Spirit of ’76 — Reflecting on America’s 250th: View this interactive exhibition at the Los Altos History Museum as it explores the nation’s past, present and future through local and national stories. There will be artifacts from the 1976 bicentennial year, local connections to the Anza expedition, winning entries from the student poster contest and opportunities for visitors to share their hopes for America’s 300th anniversary. 12 p.m., Los Altos History Museum, 51 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos. bit.ly/4oQbqGQ
Edgar Rivera: Laugh out loud with this Puerto Rican–born, Bronx-raised comedian. Rivera keeps audiences laughing with hilarious stories, quick comebacks, and great crowd work as he entertains you with plenty of material—family drama, neighborhood chaos, and the kind of cultural moments every Latino recognizes immediately. Tickets start at $31.14. 6 p.m., San Jose Improv, 62 S. Second St., San Jose. bit.ly/4vr4kL3
July 6
3D Print Tween Camp: If you have a teenager aged between 10 and 13, then let them join this camp and learn about 3D printing and designing using Tinkercad, Cura and up to Thingiverse. There are four classes in total held every Monday. Registration required. 10 a.m., 100 Villa Ave., Los Gatos. bit.ly/43TtwxP
Finding Beauty in Nature — an Art Exhibit: Talented artists from Aegis Gallery in Saratoga offer glimpses of nature in a vibrant exhibit of lush landscapes, florals and wildlife. 10 a.m., 13650 Saratoga Ave., Saratoga. bit.ly/4uTV4Oy
July 7
K-Pop Demon Hunters Camp: Get ready to move, groove, and unleash your inner hero at this K-Pop Demon Hunters Summer Dance Camp! The camp blends fun dance instruction with bold characters, exciting music and imaginative storytelling. The cost is $175. 9 a.m., San José Dance Theatre, 1756 Junction Ave., Suite E, San Jose. bit.ly/4vrpngy
July 8
Dentist Storytime with Dr. Elizabeth: Have a tooth-rific time in this session all about smiles, teeth and visiting the dentist. There will be fun books, singing and learning about healthy habits to have strong and clean teeth. Dentist Dr. Elizabeth Ng will read a book and answer questions too. 10:30 a.m., 10800 Torre Ave., Cupertino. bit.ly/43TWoWH
July 9
Summer 2026 Plant a Seed, Read — NASA at Noon: If your kid loves space, then join this session at which a NASA representative will provide a short presentation and answer questions about the Artemis Launch. 12:45 p.m., 660 W. Main Ave., Morgan Hill. bit.ly/4w1tuzW
East Bay
July 3
First Friday at Corica Park: Enjoy an evening with food, music, drinks, games and exciting competition at Corica Park. Enjoy craft cocktails from St. George Spirits, bites from Five10 Preps and participate in fun competitions. Proceeds benefit local nonprofits in the community. 4 p.m., Corica Park, Lucious Bateman Driving Range & Putting Green, 1 Clubhouse Memorial Road, Alameda. bit.ly/3QBFclS
Out on the Island: Join this family-friendly picnic and game of kickball organized by Alameda Pride. 6 p.m., Krusi Park, 3001 Otis Dr., Alameda. bit.ly/3QBFmtu
July 4
Alameda Fourth of July Parade: The Island City’s July Fourth parade is the nation’s longest, with a route that spans 3.3 miles, attracting more than 150 entries, 2,500 participants and more than 60,000 spectators from the region. In 2026, the Alameda Fire Department is also celebrating 150 years of service at the parade, which will start on the corner of Park Street and Lincoln Avenue at 10 a.m. bit.ly/4eAqLGA
The Sitcom: Join this live situation comedy with suggestions from audiences. Laugh out loud with the main stage cast of All Out Comedy Theater with goofs and hilarity from characters you’d love to see in a sitcom. Tickets start at $15. 8 p.m., All Out Comedy Theater, 2550 Telegraph Ave., Oakland. bit.ly/3QUV4zY
Alameda Readers Group 2026: Join others for a discussion on articles and short fiction stories from The New Yorker magazine from recent past issues. Register ahead of time. If you didn’t get the time to read before the gathering, then just head on to the library an hour earlier to read the available copies. 11 a.m., first floor Library Cafe, 1550 Oak St., Alameda. bit.ly/4oLdsHV
Pride at the Parade: Be part of the Alameda LGBTQIA+ community parade and celebrate the community’s diversity and inclusion. The first 100 people get a free Alameda Pride T-shirt. Bring your rainbows, festive attire, family and friends. 9 a.m., Lincoln Avenue between Park and Grand streets. bit.ly/43TJXdt
July 5
Freshly Baked Comedy — A New Talent Showcase: Check out the up-and-coming improv performers from All Out Comedy Theater. Tickets are from $10 onwards. 8 p.m., All Out Comedy Theater, 2550 Telegraph Ave, Oakland. bit.ly/4eKd6gd
Sunday Afternoon Pottery Project: Get your creative juices flowing and learn how to make your very own vase during this pottery class. Get creative or keep it simple, the choice is yours. Cost is $62 per person. 11 a.m., Happy Life Pottery, 632 First St., Benicia. bit.ly/4ahtW4I
July 6
Cute & Kawaii Craft Club: Get your kids to join this summer camp and learn how to make “Kawaii” craft items. Kawaii is all about the Japanese culture of cuteness. Registration needed. 8:30 a.m., Piedmont Recreation Department, 358 Hillside Ave., Piedmont. bit.ly/4eqLY79
Python Playground — Fun with Coding & Creativity: Get your child to learn about coding or help them take their skills to the next level as they dive into interactive projects and master the fundamentals of Python in this hands-on camp. 1 p.m., Piedmont Recreation Department, 358 Hillside Ave., Piedmont. bit.ly/4uMoEFD
July 7
Botanical Illustration — Summer Flowers with Catherine Watters: Let Watters guide you through the steps of observing, drawing and painting the flowers of summer at the botanical garden. All levels are welcome; you can use watercolor or colored pencils or pay $25 to rent the materials. Registration required. Cost is $100 or $95 for UC Botanical Garden members. 10 a.m., UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley, Centennial Drive, Berkeley. bit.ly/4eXLx4i
July 8
Locust Street Festival: Join this street festival in the heart of downtown Walnut Creek and be entertained with live music, beer and wine, artisan vendors, gourmet food, kids activities and more. Furry friends are welcome too. 5 p.m., Locust Street (between Mount Diablo Blvd and Bonanza Street and Bonanza Street to Civic Drive) and Cypress Street (between North California Boulevarde and Commercial Lane). bit.ly/4b3oGlo
July 9
Martinis & Mah Jongg: Get hands-on instruction and learn how to play American Mah Jongg alongside handcrafted martinis and great company. Perfect for beginner and intermediate players. $75 ticket includes one martini, nonalcoholic beverages and a curated charcuterie spread. 5 p.m., Claremont Resort and Club, 41 Tunnel Road, Berkeley. bit.ly/4w6WO8e
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