Watch as local Bay Area improv teams “compete” against Creatures of Impulse in this pro-wrestling themed run of shows. Four performances, four different bouts, four reasons to see all four shows with an interactive format that gives the audience a chance to win prizes! October 22-24, 2026 Thursday, Friday, & Saturday at 7 PM
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Improvisational teams battle Creatures of Impulse in a pro‑wrestling‑themed series of four interactive shows at Firehouse Arts Center.
Low‑intermediate ESL Book Club meets at Pleasanton Library’s Literacy Table to discuss Patricia MacLachlan’s More Perfect Than the Moon, practicing vocabulary and conversation, ages 18+.
Harvest Festival Original Art & Craft Show features talented artists and makers, offering shopping, entertainment, and food at the Alameda County Fairgrounds.
Gentle stories, songs, and lap bounces for infants in Pleasanton Library’s Meeting Room, followed by playtime and new‑friend introductions; registration required, ages 1 and under.
Adult Drop-In Soccer at Cayetano Park offers open recreational matches for registered players who bring ID, water, and athletic shoes, ages 18–98.
Bay Area Musical Improv Festival (All Out Comedy Theater, Oakland) — Performers improvise rock operas, horror musics, freestyle rap, Star Trek parody and more, drawing suggestions from the audience.
Open mic night at Saratoga Library Community Room features teen music, singing, dancing, poetry and stand‑up comedy, organized by Teen Advisory Board and Youth Commission, for ages 13–18.
East Bay Musical Society presents a Golden Age of Broadway concert featuring songs from The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, My Fair Lady, and more at Firehouse Arts Center.
The Harrington Gallery hosts PAL’s 19th Annual Fall Members’ Show with 67 mixed‑media works, awards judged by Debbie Wardrope, and live artist demos on select Saturdays.
Unscripted true‑crime parody comedy at ETC South, with DNA evidence props, red yarn corkboards, and satire of genre tropes.
Laurie Kilmartin headlines at Punch Line San Francisco, featuring Abhay Nadkarni and hosted by Sarah Guth, for ages 18 and up.
School of Rock Young Actors Edition (Firehouse Arts Center) — One‑hour musical adaptation of the film, featuring Dewey Finn’s story with young performers on stage.
Dia De Los Muertos celebration at Pleasanton Senior Center features ofrenda viewings, live performances, bilingual storytime, arts and crafts, face paint, and light refreshments, free.
