Participate in Cultural Celebrations in Fremont, CA supporting important causes and bringing your community together. These events celebrate cultural heritage while raising awareness and funds for organizations serving the community.
Join us in celebration of the 12th annual Black History Month Closing Ceremony (2027), hosted by Malia Cohen and assorted guests!
The event date and time as stated here are not yet confirmed, and actual details will be shared as the event approaches. We intend to use this event page to capture interested attendees information and reach out directly via email!
Wednesday, 24, 17.00 -
Wednesday, 24, 21.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
FREE concert celebrating Afro Filipinx music roots and traditions only at Yerba Buena Gardens Festival
Few artists have appeared at the Festival more frequently than flutist, percussionist and arranger John Calloway. Whether he’s leading his own band, performing in the sextet of longtime creative partner John Santos, or directing the Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of San Francisco, Calloway is a Bay Area icon who’s been at the center of the San Francisco Latin jazz scene for some five decades. But his latest and most personal project yet, the Afro-Filipino Jazz Project, takes his music in a new direction. Founded in 2022 as a creative, interactive space, the Project is intended to bring together Afro Filipinx, African American and Filipino American musicians to explore a broad range of musical styles, with a particular emphasis on jazz idioms, African American roots and traditional and folkloric Filipino music. It’s one component of the larger Afro-Filipino Project, a platform dedicated to highlighting and celebrating, individually and collectively, the art practices and artists of the African American and Filipino American communities whose contributions have profoundly shaped our nation's artistic narrative. For this performance the AFJP features bass star Marcus Shelby, inveterately grooving drummer Deszon Claiborne, Latin jazz piano specialist Murray Low, saxophonist TJ Milan, Conrad Benedicto on kulintang, vocalist and dancer Ting Alvarez and guest vocalist Anna Maria Flechero.
Saturday, 24, 14.00 -
Saturday, 24, 15.30
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in Oakland Little Saigon with food, games, prizes, local vendors, and community resources.
The Oakland Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce is proud to host this annual event dedicated to bringing together families, local residents, businesses, and community organizations in the heart of Oakland Little Saigon. Our mission is to strengthen community connections, celebrate our cultural heritage, and support the local businesses and organizations that make our neighborhood thrive.
This family-friendly festival will feature:
✨ Community resource booths and local organizations
✨ Small business vendors and artisan marketplaces
✨ Delicious food and treats from local vendors
✨ Cultural activities and family-friendly games
✨ Giveaways and prizes
✨ Entertainment and opportunities to connect with neighbors
Whether you're looking to discover local resources, support small businesses, enjoy great food, or celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival traditions with family and friends, there's something for everyone.
📅 Date: September 20, 2026
📍 Location: Clinton Park, Oakland Little Saigon
655 International Blvd, Oakland, CA 94606
Come celebrate community, culture, and connection with us as we light up Oakland Little Saigon together.
Sunday, 20, 12.00 -
Sunday, 20, 17.00
Oakland,
CA
_$25
Discover a powerful lineage of Jewish women who challenged norms, claimed their voices, and redefined what it means to lead with courage.
Together we’ll peer into the bold, complex, and often subversive ways Jewish women across time have resisted, reshaped, and reimagined the worlds they inherited. From the biblical courage of Ruth, the moral tenacity of Judith, and the defiance of Vashti, to the modern-day boundary-breakers Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Bella Abzug, and Barbra Streisand, we will trace a heritage of resistance that is spiritual, political, and deeply personal. Through text study and discussion, we'll consider what it means to challenge authority, live as a heroine, and act with audacity and as well as how these stories might inform our lives today.
Rabbi Batshir Torchio is a ritual and spiritual practitioner who has been engaging with folks for lifecycle events and learning. She was ordained at AJRCA in Los Angeles, where she learned with rabbis and scholars from across the broad spectrum of Jewish movements. Batshir is moved by the translation and ownership of ancient ritual into contemporary meaning; to “make the old new, and the new, holy.” (Rav Kook) In addition to her role as Senior Jewish Educator at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, Batshir also guides tours through Israel and Poland, and is a life-cycle officiant, both locally and abroad.
Thursday, 30, 13.00 -
Thursday, 30, 14.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Enjoy a meaningful Shabbat with great food and company, personal stories, and reflections on identity, family, and community.
You’re invited to a special Shabbat evening with David Nayfeld, Executive Chef and Founder of the acclaimed Che Fico, as part of the JFCS NextGen Leadership Speaker Series.
Known for his bold, soulful approach to Italian cuisine, David will share a heartfelt and often humorous look at his journey—from growing up in a family of Soviet Jewish immigrants to becoming one of San Francisco’s most celebrated chefs. He’ll reflect on his experiences as a father, the influence of his Jewish identity on his life and cooking, and what it means to build something meaningful while staying grounded in your roots.
David’s story is also deeply connected to Jewish Family and Children's Services (JFCS). When his family first arrived in San Francisco from the former Soviet Union, they were supported by JFCS—making this an especially meaningful full-circle moment. He’ll speak about resilience, rebuilding, and the power of community along the way.
Expect an evening of personal storytelling, honest reflection, and engaging conversation, along with a delicious Shabbat dinner in a warm and welcoming setting. There will be time for your questions and the opportunity to connect with other thoughtful young adults from across the Bay Area.
The JFCS NextGen Leadership Speaker Series highlights inspiring Jewish changemakers shaping our communities and beyond.
Open to all young adults (20s–40s) in the Bay Area. Tickets are $25 and include Shabbat dinner from David's restaurant Bubbaleh.
Friday, 10, 18.00 -
Friday, 10, 20.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Street fair; cultural activities: calligraphy, painting, performances, musical, arts, martial arts, and lion dance performances; and parade.
Cultural Festival in Chinatown 2026
Join us on May 31, 2026 at 10:00 AM for a fun day in San Francisco's Chinatown! Experience the vibrant culture, tasty food, and lively performances that make Chinatown so special. Bring your friends and family to celebrate together in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this festive and cultural local event!
Sunday, 31, 10.00 -
Sunday, 31, 15.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Celebrate AAPI families, culture, and community at Wonderfest: a joyful day of fun at Gordon J Lau Elementary.
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The Chinatown Family Resource Center Collaborative welcomes all families to join the fun with our community festival in celebration of children and families!
This event is FREE and OPEN to all from 11 am to 1:30 pm. It is sponsored by San Francisco Department of Early Childhood and it will include performances and fun, unique activities for families with children from 0-5 years old as well as 5-12+ years old.
💦 Remember to hydrate and bring your own reusable water bottle.
Planned performances:
Cultural dances by Chinese Folk Dance Association
MeeZee & Kiva Hand Balancing Show
Disco Dance Workshop
Introduction to the organizers: Gum Moon/AWRC, APA Family Support Services, WuYee Joy Lok Family Resource Center, SFUSD Parent Advisory Groups, and the sponsor of our event San Francisco Department of Early Childhood
Family Dance-Along
Live Characters visit by Lion Dance Me
All throughout the event, you will find a whole courtyard of fun activities which include
Arts & crafts, games, activity tables hosted by the organizing Chinatown Family Resource Center Collaborative (Gum Moon/AWRC, Wu Yee, APA Family Services)
First 5 California's State of Action Day's sunflower planting
Literacy, Science, Math Resources by SFUSD
Face painting artists to create traditional cultural masks
SF Bookmobile's book to share
Mister Softee ice cream truck
🎁 Register before Wed 5/06/26 (11:59pm) or before it is sold out to register for the festival.
*Swags and gifts are first come first served, and while supplies last
Saturday, 09, 11.00 -
Saturday, 09, 13.30
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Celebrate Europe Day with us, this time, your language practice moves straight to the dance floor!
EUROPE DAY – Karaoke Night
Friday May 8, 2026 | 6:00 PM
Muddy Waters, 521 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Celebrate Europe Day with us, this time, your language practice moves straight to the dance floor!
Join Alliance Française de San Francisco, Goethe-Institut, and Istituto Italiano Scuola for a festive and musical evening of karaoke, conversation, and international hits. Whether you want to practice your French lyrics, sing in Italian or German, or simply enjoy the atmosphere, this night is all about celebrating languages, culture, and friendship across Europe.
Pick your favorite song, grab the mic, and show off your singing talent, or cheer on fellow guests and share a few laughs along the way. No pressure, just good vibes!
Not a singer? No problem! Come enjoy the lively atmosphere, sip a signature cocktail, and help us light up the dance floor. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet fellow language lovers and celebrate the joy of being together.
And the night doesn’t stop there: a live band will take the stage after the karaoke session, keeping the music going and the dance floor alive!
How much?
Absolutely free! (Food and drinks at the bar are available for purchase.)
Let’s toast to Europe, music, and community.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Friday, 08, 18.00 -
Friday, 08, 23.30
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
The North America Chinese Youth Orchestra and award-winning duo ArcoStrum are back for our 2026 Gala Concert in Fremont, CA! Don't miss it!
2026 Gala Concert: North America Chinese Youth Orchestra and ArcoStrum in Fremont, CA
Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026 3-5PM
Location: Irvington Presbyterian Church, 4181 Irvington Ave, Fremont, CA 94538
Come join us for an electrifying performance by the North America Chinese Youth Orchestra (NACYO) by our young talented students, and the virtuosic and award-winning violin-guitar duo ArcoStrum! After launching their international career as the Winner and Audience Prize recipient of the prestigious 2023 Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition in New York, ArcoStrum are currently on their Spring Tour 2026, which includes Florida, Nebraska, Illinois, New York, Minnesota, Texas and North Carolina. Get ready to be mesmerized by their unique blend of classical, traditional Chinese, and modern rock!
The performance will be held at the Irvington Presbyterian Church, 4181 Irvington Ave, Fremont, CA 94538 on Saturday, April 25, 2026 3-5PM, so mark your calendars and bring your friends and family along to experience a night of unforgettable music and fun. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to experience the magic of ArcoStrum live!
This event is presented by the Asian-American Music Artists Alliance.
Asian-American Music Artists Alliance (AMAA) is a non-profit organization that offers music education through its North America Chinese Youth Orchestra (NACYO). EIN: 93-2416491
Your donations will be tax-deductible. Any donation will greatly appreciated, and will go directly towards supporting our program and making events like this possible for our community. Thank you for your generous support to our program!
Saturday, 25, 15.00 -
Saturday, 25, 17.00
Fremont,
CA
_$25
Join us in celebration of the 12th annual Black History Month Closing Ceremony (2027), hosted by Malia Cohen and assorted guests!
The event date and time as stated here are not yet confirmed, and actual details will be shared as the event approaches. We intend to use this event page to capture interested attendees information and reach out directly via email!
Saturday, 25, 15.00 - Saturday, 25, 17.00
San Francisco, CA
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FREE concert celebrating Afro Filipinx music roots and traditions only at Yerba Buena Gardens Festival
Few artists have appeared at the Festival more frequently than flutist, percussionist and arranger John Calloway. Whether he’s leading his own band, performing in the sextet of longtime creative partner John Santos, or directing the Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of San Francisco, Calloway is a Bay Area icon who’s been at the center of the San Francisco Latin jazz scene for some five decades. But his latest and most personal project yet, the Afro-Filipino Jazz Project, takes his music in a new direction. Founded in 2022 as a creative, interactive space, the Project is intended to bring together Afro Filipinx, African American and Filipino American musicians to explore a broad range of musical styles, with a particular emphasis on jazz idioms, African American roots and traditional and folkloric Filipino music. It’s one component of the larger Afro-Filipino Project, a platform dedicated to highlighting and celebrating, individually and collectively, the art practices and artists of the African American and Filipino American communities whose contributions have profoundly shaped our nation's artistic narrative. For this performance the AFJP features bass star Marcus Shelby, inveterately grooving drummer Deszon Claiborne, Latin jazz piano specialist Murray Low, saxophonist TJ Milan, Conrad Benedicto on kulintang, vocalist and dancer Ting Alvarez and guest vocalist Anna Maria Flechero.
Saturday, 25, 15.00 - Saturday, 25, 17.00
San Francisco, CA
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Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in Oakland Little Saigon with food, games, prizes, local vendors, and community resources.
The Oakland Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce is proud to host this annual event dedicated to bringing together families, local residents, businesses, and community organizations in the heart of Oakland Little Saigon. Our mission is to strengthen community connections, celebrate our cultural heritage, and support the local businesses and organizations that make our neighborhood thrive.
This family-friendly festival will feature:
✨ Community resource booths and local organizations
✨ Small business vendors and artisan marketplaces
✨ Delicious food and treats from local vendors
✨ Cultural activities and family-friendly games
✨ Giveaways and prizes
✨ Entertainment and opportunities to connect with neighbors
Whether you're looking to discover local resources, support small businesses, enjoy great food, or celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival traditions with family and friends, there's something for everyone.
📅 Date: September 20, 2026
📍 Location: Clinton Park, Oakland Little Saigon
655 International Blvd, Oakland, CA 94606
Come celebrate community, culture, and connection with us as we light up Oakland Little Saigon together.
Saturday, 25, 15.00 - Saturday, 25, 17.00
Oakland, CA
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