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Chinese New Year Celebrations; Heritage Day: NorCal Weekend
Looking for family fun and things to do this holiday weekend in Northern California? Patch has you covered.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, CA – Don't sit inside this weekend! Patch has rounded up fun, interesting and entertaining events throughout Northern California – from the beaches of Santa Cruz, through the South Bay, East Bay and the Peninsula, to the uppermost points of North Bay and Wine County.
Some are free. Some have a fee.
Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's on tap this Presidents Day weekend from Saturday, Feb. 17 to Monday, Feb. 19.
Find out what's happening in Mill Valleyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Find out what's happening in Mill Valleyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The Marsh Berkeley presents "What They Said About Love" – Berkeley
Church of the Transfiguration Crab Feed – Castro Valley
Walnut Creek Lions Club 30th Annual Crab Feed – Concord
Introduction to Digital Photography – Dublin
Chinese New Year Celebration – Fremont
Alameda County Democratic Party Mardi Gras Crab Feed – Hayward
End-of-Day Birds – Livermore
February Flowers – Livermore
Lee Ann Womack Tour – Livermore
All Out Comedy Improv – Oakland
Chinese New Year Art Installation and Book Event – Pleasanton
Veteran Book Editor Alan Rinzler to Discuss Traditional and Self-Publishing – Pleasanton
We Banjo 3 Live – Pleasanton
El Sobrante Boys & Girls Club Annual Crab Feed – San Pablo
NORTH BAY / WINE COUNTRY
Cloverdale Citrus Fair – Cloverdale
Valley of the Moon Winery Crab Feed – Glen Ellen
Crab Feed – Napa
Daily Art Camp – Novato
Family Art Class – Novato
Free Family-Friendly Movie – Novato
Basketball Game Day – Petaluma
Petaluma Holy Ghost Society Crab Feed – Petaluma
The Bay Lights Macro to Micro: Putting the Public in Public Art – Petaluma
Navarro Trio at Sonoma State University – Rohnert Park
Straight Up! A President's Day Cocktail Competition & Benefit – Rohnert Park
Museum Mondays for Little Ones at the Charles M. Schulz Museum – Santa Rosa
Night of Heroes Crab Feed – Santa Rosa
Shoreline Acres Crab Feed – Tomales
Boys & Girls Clubs Crab Feed – Windsor
Napa Valley Performing Arts presents "Sleeping Beauty" Ballet – Yountville
THE PENINSULA
Talk: The Future of Cryptocurrency – Burlingame
Mobile Farmers' Market Relaunch – East Palo Alto
MatheMagic! Show with Bradley Fields – Palo Alto
Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra (PACO) Sinfonia Orchestra Concert – Palo Alto
Vintage Valentine's Dance with Waltz Lesson – Palo Alto
Dragon Productions Theatre presents "Insignificance" by Terry Johnson – Redwood City
"New Bossa Beats" Featuring 510JAZZ – Redwood City
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY / BEACHES
Starry Night: A Candleit Concert – Aptos
Adult Afternoon Arts and Crafts – Felton
Exploring the San Lorenzo River – Santa Cruz
Workshop: Designing the Perfect Vegetable Garden – Santa Cruz
Money Matters Financial Literacy Series – Scotts Valley
SOUTH BAY
126th Campbell Heritage Day – Campbell
Feline First Aid, CPR, Emergency Action and Disaster Preparation – San Jose
Playful People Productions presents "The Music Man" – San Jose
San Jose Stage Company presents "Sweeney Todd" – San Jose
St. Francis of Assisi 9th Annual Crab Feast – San Jose
Santa Clara Firefighters Foundation's 9th Annual Crab Feed – Santa Clara
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Want to post your next neighborhood event on the Patch? We do too! No matter how big or small it may be, if it's local, it has a place on the Patch calendar.
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