Explore films and series that illuminate America’s 250‑year history, from the fight for independence to eras of conflict and change.
Trey Parker, Millie Bobby Brown, David Oyelowo, Rebecca Ferguson, and Cal Dodd lead a week of shifting worlds and rising tensions.
Netflix’s July 2026 slate features “Enola Holmes” S3, “72 Hours,” “Little House on the Prairie,” and a full lineup of sizzling new releases.
Milly Alcock, Seth Rogen, Russell Crowe, Johnny Knoxville, Emma D’Arcy and Jeremy Allen White lead a slate marked by unexpected turns.
Tom Hanks, Hugh Jackman, Colin Farrell, Greta Lee, and George MacKay navigate a week of uncanny turns, fractured legends, and noir unease.
Celebrate Father’s Day with heartfelt, funny, and timeless films that capture the many ways dads shape our lives.
Spielberg blends UFO lore, secrecy, and human emotion in a tense sci‑fi thriller led by Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor.
Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, RuPaul, and Sam Reid headline a week of cosmic awe, wild spoof, bruising action, and immortal theatrics.
A Grammy-winning mambo orchestra, a street fair, film workshop, and a weekend moving to a Latin beat.
Festival Opera will present fully staged performances of Handel’s masterpiece “Alcina” at the Lesher Center.
Walnut Creek event combines wine tastings, local businesses, and global soccer on June 18.
Amy Adams, Nicholas Galitzine, Marlon Wayans, and Javier Bardem anchor a week of cosmic clashes, wild spoof, backroad peril and dread.
Kane Parsons turns an internet-born myth into a visually gripping descent through liminal dread and modern anxiety.
Tony Award-winning musical inspired by Alanis Morissette’s landmark album will make its East Bay premiere as Lesher Center in Walnut Creek.
Get out the red plastic party cups: Walnut Creek City Council weights to-go drinks and al fresco evening entertainment within mapped areas.
The California Symphony turns Walnut Creek into 19th-century Vienna this weekend.
A two-day line up at Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek planned for Diwali celebrations.
"Art Passages" is an exhibition program at the County Administration Building in Martinez.
The show at De Valle Educational Center in Walnut Creek is the culmination of an advanced photography workshop led by Bill Helsel.
Tickets are still available for the Sunday, Sept. 17 event featuring Randall Benway on piano.
Curtains Up Youth Theatre is putting on four performances of the musical production.
The Walnut Creek-based theatre company announced its post-pandemic debut, "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."
Arts Around August, a month-long celebration of the performing, visual, cultural and culinary arts, is underway in downtown Walnut Creek.
A Latin band led by Grammy Award-Winning composer Javier Cabanillas will perform downtown.
The documentary, “Betty White: A Celebration,” will be screened in Walnut Creek on Jan. 17 — which would have been her 100th birthday.
"By offering both virtual and in-person tutoring options, PSC is positioned better than ever to meet the literacy needs of the community".
The Movies on the Roof series will feature the 2010 animated version of Rapunzel at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5.
After a year of virtual performances, the symphony has announced the details of its 2021-22 season at the Lesher Center for the Arts.
The Summer Concert Series is part of Arts Around August, a month-long celebration in Downtown Walnut Creek.
The 14-piece ensemble Foreverland will perform a tribute to Michael Jackson.
The shaved ice truck will come to Walnut Creek in August and donate 20% of sales to art education in the city.
The street festival in August and September will feature local food and drinks, live music, shopping and activities in the downtown area.
Crumbl Cookies will have a rotating menu each week, and is opening its first Tri-Valley location soon.
The Walnut Creek 14 theater will screen all 2021 Best Picture nominees for $5 each, as well as some Best Shorts nominees.
'You are encouraged to read the recommendations and provide feedback at the April 5th PROS meeting.'
Entertainers line up to support Stars to the Rescue to benefit homeless animals in new virtual format for the 30th annual event in March.
There will be one performance per month, starting this month, featuring everything from Beethoven to an Afro-Caribbean jazz-inflected work.
It was there last week, so what happened?
The time to buy your tickets is now!
Take advantage of an extra day off this Labor Day to experience the best of the Bay Area.
The $1 family friendly movies are being screened Tuesdays and Wednesdays through summer.
The free festival includes art, live music, food, Craft Beer Garden, Premium Wine Tent, Kid’s Zone, and Festival Train. Fun for all ages!
Tickets are on sale now.
Catch a performance at the Lesher Center for the Arts.
The Diablo Ballet School will be the first in the East Bay to be run by a professional ballet company.
Sharing notes to de-stress from school work through music
Event supports music, choral and theatre arts programs at Las Lomas High School
"Come Hear the Music Play"
The timeless holiday masterpiece by Tchaikovsky will hit 350 cinemas across North America, including those in Walnut Creek and Dublin.
Points, Draws, and the Lineup