Placer County, CA Events Calendar

Infuze Marketing is partnering with Fountains at Roseville to host the Sweet Surprises Gift Card Hunt. Here’s how it works: Every Tuesday in February, we’ll hide two $50 Fountains at Roseville gift card vouchers—one in the morning and one in the evening—in different participating stores. Clues will be posted to the Fountains Instagram and Facebook pages, and once found, guests will be encouraged to tag Fountains on social media and redeem their voucher at Guest Services

Each week, we open our doors for an informal gathering of makers, neighbors, and friends. Bring your own project and work in the company of community. We offer the space, hot mugs of tea, and light snacks to enjoy. Craft Club is a chance to slow down, connect with new people, and enjoy making side by side—no pressure or perfection, just process. Everyone is welcome.

In this thrilling adaptation of Hamlet, the play’s iconic characters and devastating story come to life through the sheer talent of a small cast of dynamic and versatile actors.

As our actors move between characters, they reveal the fragility of identity and the corrupting nature of power as a kingdom is brought to its knees by obsession and revenge.

Abridged/adapted by T.S. Forsyth.  Directed by T.S. Forsyth & Anthony DePage.

The documentary feature, directed by David’s wife, Jessica Oyelowo, is an emotional portrait of David Oyelowo’s seven-year journey portraying the legendary civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

HAMLET in Auburn – Friday, February 20, 2026 & HUMOR. ANGST. ACTION. TRAGEDY. An abridged version of the thrilling play in which a kingdom is brought to its knees by obsession and revenge. Set in the turbulent early 1960s, 3 versatile actors play multiple roles. General Audiences: $20, Students /Youth: $15 FMI / TIX: https://our.show/hamlet/auburn

Come spend a feel-good Saturday wandering through a charming marketplace of 30 local makers and vendors! You’ll find sparkly jewelry, handmade soaps, cozy home décor, and all kinds of delightful treasures.

Storytellers Theater comes to Auburn with the wild and colorful story of PINOCCHIO. Trained performers use improv & comedy to turn story reading into interactive theater. Always family friendly, shows and curriculum are developed for ages 5 – adult. (runtime: 45-60 minutes, depending upon the audience) Immersive, Experiential, Educational, Engaging and Entertaining. Students / Youth: $5, General Audiences: $10.

HAMLET in Auburn – Friday, February 20, 2026 & HUMOR. ANGST. ACTION. TRAGEDY. An abridged version of the thrilling play in which a kingdom is brought to its knees by obsession and revenge. Set in the turbulent early 1960s, 3 versatile actors play multiple roles. General Audiences: $20, Students /Youth: $15 FMI / TIX: https://our.show/hamlet/auburn

Guitarist Jon Mendle and mezzo soprano Melinda Martinez Becker utilize both historical and modern instruments to perform eclectic, imaginative programs of uncommon repertoire for guitar, lute, banjo and voice.

Auburn City Limits is thrilled to present Lera Lynn with special guest Peter Bradley Adams at the General Gomez Art and Event center (click here for directions) Lera Lynn is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and actress known for her evocative music and genre-blending style. Born in Houston, Texas, and raised in Georgia, Lynn’s career took off with her 2011 debut album, “Have You Met Lera Lynn?” Her music spans a variety of genres, including folk, Americana, rock, and art pop, characterized by her haunting vocals and introspective lyrics. Lynn’s live performances are known for their emotional intensity and musical prowess, earning her a dedicated fan base worldwide. She has toured extensively, bringing her music to audiences across the globe. Tickets and more information available at auburncitylimits.org

Infuze Marketing is partnering with Fountains at Roseville to host the Sweet Surprises Gift Card Hunt. Here’s how it works: Every Tuesday in February, we’ll hide two $50 Fountains at Roseville gift card vouchers—one in the morning and one in the evening—in different participating stores. Clues will be posted to the Fountains Instagram and Facebook pages, and once found, guests will be encouraged to tag Fountains on social media and redeem their voucher at Guest Services

HAMLET in Rocklin – Wednesday, February 25, 2026 & Friday, February 27, 2026. HUMOR. ANGST. ACTION. TRAGEDY. An abridged version of the thrilling play in which a kingdom is brought to its knees by obsession and revenge. Set in the turbulent early 1960s, 3 versatile actors play multiple roles. General Audiences: $20, Students /Youth: $15 FMI / TIX: https://our.show/hamlet/rocklin

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Each week, we open our doors for an informal gathering of makers, neighbors, and friends. Bring your own project and work in the company of community. We offer the space, hot mugs of tea, and light snacks to enjoy. Craft Club is a chance to slow down, connect with new people, and enjoy making side by side—no pressure or perfection, just process. Everyone is welcome.

HAMLET in Lincoln – Thursday, February 26, 2026 HUMOR. ANGST. ACTION. TRAGEDY. An abridged version of the thrilling play in which a kingdom is brought to its knees by obsession and revenge. Set in the turbulent early 1960s, 3 versatile actors play multiple roles. General Audiences: $20, Students /Youth: $15 FMI / TIX: https://our.show/hamlet/lincoln

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

HAMLET in Rocklin – Wednesday, February 25, 2026 & Friday, February 27, 2026. HUMOR. ANGST. ACTION. TRAGEDY. An abridged version of the thrilling play in which a kingdom is brought to its knees by obsession and revenge. Set in the turbulent early 1960s, 3 versatile actors play multiple roles. General Audiences: $20, Students /Youth: $15 FMI / TIX: https://our.show/hamlet/rocklin

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

An amazing Jam Grass Rockin’ fun night of Poor Man’s Whiskey music that is not to be missed!

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Each week, we open our doors for an informal gathering of makers, neighbors, and friends. Bring your own project and work in the company of community. We offer the space, hot mugs of tea, and light snacks to enjoy. Craft Club is a chance to slow down, connect with new people, and enjoy making side by side—no pressure or perfection, just process. Everyone is welcome.

Winner of 8 Academy Awards-the film blends flamboyant entertainment with serious political undertones, capturing the characters’ desires to ignore the growing Nazi threat for personal pleasure and connection.

Live Sand Mandala creation, lectures, children’s activities with Tibetan Buddhist Monks.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

Celebrate the coming of Spring at the inaugural Ton of Tone Festival at Blue Goose Event Center. The diverse lineup features local and Sacramento area bands featuring an eclectic mix of rock, folk, country, bluegrass and more. Loomis Basin Brewing will be serving local craft brews with Bella Familia Wood Fired Pizza and other craft vendors available.

The Auburn Symphony presents Masterworks III Strauss & Tchaikovsky! We welcome back soprano Carrie Hennessey for Strauss’s gorgeous Four Last Songs, paired with Tchaikovsky’s powerful Symphony No. 5. These are two of Maestro Murrays’ all-time favorite works, and they will leave a lasting impression.

Each year, more than 50 events fill the calendar, from family-friendly snow play and pancake breakfasts to ski town nightlife and the legendary Gar Woods kickoff party. The longtime parade tradition now continues as our lively Street Faire, keeping that same Tahoe energy and community spirit alive. Whether you’re a first-timer or a longtime local, you’ll find something to love.

 This is your chance to experience a new work in progress before it premieres and contribute to its development. On-script performances by actors are lively, often with some blocking and representative costume pieces. Patrons’ imaginations paint the production elements as the quality actors bring the work to life with their voices and characterizations. This is your chance to support local talent and make a difference in the development of a new work.

Auburn Ravine Revival, voted Auburn’s “Best of the Best Band” for 2024 and 2025, will play a concert and host a CD release party as a FUNDRAISER for Auburn State Theatre. This beloved grassroots band offers a captivating mix of Classic Rock, Blues, and their own unique twist on Americana.

Calling all snow lovers! Get ready to hit the slopes with Jonny Moseley and embrace the thrill of the Ski for MS Vertical Challenge, returning to Palisades Tahoe on March 21, 2026. This epic event combines your passion for skiing and riding with a purpose – supporting the MS community.

The Mothership Classic is a pledge-driven event held each Spring on the world’s greatest chairlift, KT-22. Participants begin by gathering pledges like a NASCAR racer chasing sponsorships. On the day of the event, each participant will challenge themselves to hot lap KT-22 as many times as possible from first chair to last on skinny skis, retro snowboards, mono-skis, snow blades, etc. Nostalgic ski attire is encouraged. Must raise $150 to participate

One of the most rousingly enjoyable sports movies ever made, inspired by true events. This small-town drama tells the story of the Hickory Huskers, an underdog basketball team from a tiny Indiana high school that makes it all the way to the state championship tournament.

Each week, we open our doors for an informal gathering of makers, neighbors, and friends. Bring your own project and work in the company of community. We offer the space, hot mugs of tea, and light snacks to enjoy. Craft Club is a chance to slow down, connect with new people, and enjoy making side by side—no pressure or perfection, just process. Everyone is welcome.

Come support the U.S. Mogul Freestyle team at Palisades Tahoe. This event will take place on Red Dog Face at Palisades.

Parking reservations are required in all Palisades Tahoe parking lots this weekend prior to 1pm. Carpooling and alternative transportation options are highly encouraged. Read our guide on what to do if parking reservations sell out.

Come support the U.S. Mogul Freestyle team at Palisades Tahoe. This event will take place on Red Dog Face at Palisades.

Parking reservations are required in all Palisades Tahoe parking lots this weekend prior to 1pm. Carpooling and alternative transportation options are highly encouraged. Read our guide on what to do if parking reservations sell out.

In this hands-on workshop, students will learn the basics of beading and jewelry assembly while creating a beautiful, wearable pair of brass beaded hoop earrings. Instructor Teresa Gibson of Creature of Habitat will guide participants through foundational techniques, from working with beads and findings to beading, assembling, and finishing a matching pair.

Come support the U.S. Mogul Freestyle team at Palisades Tahoe. This event will take place on Red Dog Face at Palisades.

Parking reservations are required in all Palisades Tahoe parking lots this weekend prior to 1pm. Carpooling and alternative transportation options are highly encouraged. Read our guide on what to do if parking reservations sell out.

Join a voyage through aquatic realms where humans have rarely dared to go. Waddle with playful penguins, dart with lightning speed through schools of sharks, ride over stormy waves with massive whales and view rare alien-like creatures.

This is your one-stop destination for all things home improvement, outdoor living, and lifestyle. Whether you’re planning a renovation, building your dream space, or simply seeking fresh ideas, this event puts the region’s top resources at your fingertips.

This is your one-stop destination for all things home improvement, outdoor living, and lifestyle. Whether you’re planning a renovation, building your dream space, or simply seeking fresh ideas, this event puts the region’s top resources at your fingertips.

This is your one-stop destination for all things home improvement, outdoor living, and lifestyle. Whether you’re planning a renovation, building your dream space, or simply seeking fresh ideas, this event puts the region’s top resources at your fingertips.

Ditch the ski jacket for a collared shirt and khakis: Alpine’s Annual Snow Golf Tournament is back for its 40th year! As the only top-to-bottom snow golf course, this highly anticipated spring event is a unique way to spend a day on the slopes with friends and family. The ten-hole course starts at the top of Summit Express chair and meanders its way down the mountain with the last holes bringing competitors to The Chalet for a Caddyshack-themed afterparty.

Valid Lift Ticket or Season Pass Required

Celebrate the beauty of spring at the Apple Blossom Bazaar! Enjoy a curated marketplace of local artisans, handmade goods, boutique finds, seasonal décor, treats, raffles, and family-friendly fun. With charming vendors, an apple cider station, and a delightful photo backdrop, this event offers a warm and welcoming day for the whole community.

Mark Hanson and Greta Pedersen are, respectively, a Grammy-Award winning acoustic guitarist and a Young Audiences’ National Artist of the Year. Together, their concerts are a memorable mix of playful jazz, Americana, originals and eclectic pop highlighted by blazing fingerpicking and soulful vocals.

Experience one of the most influential names in Indian music live in concert as Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy perform at Thunder Valley Casino Resort. This special event brings the legendary Bollywood trio to Northern California for a rare live performance featuring music that has shaped generations of Indian cinema.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

In an era of wildfires, drought, and species decline, Vermejo is proof that ecosystem restoration is possible. And it’s a blueprint for where it can happen next. PRESERVED is more than a film—it’s a call to action. From farmers and ranchers to hikers and hunters, we all have a role to play.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

Come experience “Symphony Under the Sky”! This special event, a collaboration between the Auburn Symphony and Placer Land Trust, brings you the joy of music in the great outdoors! Wander the easy walking trail on the preserve and find musician ensembles tucked in the trees… hear Mozart in the meadow or Bach just around the bend . . . choose your own adventure!

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The 34th Annual Cushing Crossing is the best event of the spring season. Join in on the fun, watch big spills, and share some much-needed laughs with our celebrity judges and 2 of the best emcees around. Costumes are highly encouraged! The awards ceremony will immediately follow the event at Cushing Pond. Each category winner will win prizes from our sponsors: Yeti, Smith, Dakine, and Darn Tough.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The Impressionists are the most popular group in art history – millions flock every year to marvel at their masterpieces. But to begin with, they were scorned, penniless outsiders. 1874 was the year that changed everything…

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The Auburn Symphony presents the Season Finale: Saint-Saëns: The Organ Symphony! Every year, the Auburn Symphony invites you to travel “down the hill” with us to the acoustically spectacular venue, the Robert & Margrit Mondavi Center for the Arts at UC Davis. On this grand stage, we present larger orchestral works bringing in special guests, choirs, and other unique programs. We’ll wrap up the season in grand fashion at the Mondavi Center, with two audience favorites: Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, featuring Parker Van Ostrand, a Young Artists Competition winner, and Saint-Saëns’ Organ Symphony. The acoustics at Mondavi make this an unforgettable experience every time. A bus is available for transport to and from Auburn (the Auburn Public Library parking lot at 350 Nevada Street, Auburn) for guests who would like to sit back and enjoy the ride with no parking hassle! Bus departs at 1:00 pm.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

With the intuitive sense and emotional depth of a filmmaker, California native David Luning looks deeply into the human condition in his music, exploring its shadowy recesses and its brilliantly lit corners. He spent a few years studying film scoring at the Berklee College of Music, then John Prine’s music changed his life.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

The internationally renowned clay competition was founded by local ceramicist Ray Gonzales in 1987 and was held annually through 2011 at the Gladding McBean Clay Factory. In 2024 the exhibit was rekindled regionally, and in 2025 the competition is now national.

Bring your family into the gallery for Monthly Family Activity Day to enjoy an art project as a family- drop-in arts and crafts activities are a great way for children to explore their creativity and dabble in a variety of different art mediums.

Experience all the beauty of Tahoe City today! Take a stroll downtown along the lakeside sidewalks sipping wine, tasting delicious morsels, discovering our charming shops, listening to enchanting musical entertainment, and enjoying beautiful Lake Tahoe. This event features the tastiest wines & beverages paired with the most delicious food bites provided by the North Lake Tahoe Regions favorite restaurants and caterers!