Storytime with Miss Debbie
Community sourcedKidsFreeCome sing songs, dance and listen to stories every week with Miss Debbie!
Every event along the Highway 4 corridor through the end of the month, from Angels Camp to Bear Valley. Plan your weekends in the foothills.
Wednesday, October 28 through Saturday, October 31
Come sing songs, dance and listen to stories every week with Miss Debbie!
🍇 Wine-Down Wednesdays — because learning about wine should be as enjoyable as drinking it. Every Wednesday from 11 AM–5 PM, Anne Marie and Doug guide guests through a casual tasting experience filled with stories, tips, and delicious discoveries.


1.5 hour class focusing on basic pottery skills to make fun projects from scratch and paint them! No experience required. All materials included. For new students and students under 6- a parent/guardian should plan to stay for the duration of the class unless you make prior arrangements with Katie or the instructor. These are family friendly classes. The general age range is 5+, however parents and siblings can participate as well, under their own registration. All projects can be scaled up or simplified 🙂 All classes are $47 (online) or $45 (zelle/cash/check) per class and take place from 3-4:30pm unless otherwise noted.

The Watering Hole hosts a free weekly summer concert series on Thursday evenings from 5-7 pm, featuring local bands and rotating featured breweries on their outdoor lawn. Running from late May through October 2026. This week: music by Sequoia, with featured brewery Lindemans.

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The Phantom of the Opera Event Returns to Ironstone Silent Movie & Dinner | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 6 PM Put on your best mask and come on down. Our beloved October tradition is back at Ironstone. Don’t miss your chance to see our most popular Silent Movie, The Phantom of the Opera, in the magnificent Alhambra Music Room. The remarkably talented and eccentric Dave Moreno will play the famed Alhambra Theatre Pipe Organ live alongside opera singer Kerri Scott to the classic 1925 film “Phantom of the Opera.” Your ticket covers dinner, dessert, the show, and popcorn. $45 Per Person, $40 for Wine Club Members Event Schedule: 6:00 PM – Doors Open 6:30 PM – Dinner Served 7:30 PM – Films Begin There will be a brief intermission. Limited seating available. Grab your spot before the chandelier falls. Get Your Tickets Here or click the button below.

Enjoy awesome wines and wonderful local musicians every Friday from 6pm-8pm on the comfortable and spacious Boyle MacDonald Wines Rooftop. No music on the First Friday of August and September so you can attend First Fridays Free Concerts in the Community Park! Wine tasting flights are served from 12pm-5pm. Wines are served by the glass and bottle beginning at 5pm. We do not take reservations. No loitering. 21 and older only, please. Thanks!


Join us for a Halloween Party at Stevenot Winery! Enjoy an evening of wine, small bites, and music by DJ Lorraine. Come dressed in your best costume for a chance to win our 1st Place Costume Prize Basket! Friday, October 30th 7–10 PM | $25 per ticket ***Tickets are required in advance – no tickets sold at the door. Costumes encouraged. Good times guaranteed. Grab your friends and join us for a hauntingly fun night at Stevenot Winery!

Come get down with us at Outer Aisle Venue!We have Live DJs spinning till late , big sound , lasers and lights , chill lounge , bar and more ! Bring your costumes and high vibez

Halloween crafts at Tonetti & Co., the children's shop on Main Street in Murphys, 3 to 5pm.
Mountain Christian Fellowship's Halloween night event: a 1,400 sq. ft. black light maze, a 100 ft. zip line, a mechanical bull, pumpkin launching, games, prizes, crafts and candy. Tacos, nachos, hot dogs and the Connections Cafe espresso bar. Everything is free.
Halloween trick-or-treating on Rocky Hill Road in Murphys, 5 to 8pm. Want to chip in candy? Drop extra off at the Murphys Cedar Creek Realty office, Gold Electric, or Murphys Pourhouse.


Welcome Foolish Mortals to … THE HAUNTED MYSTIC SALOON!!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Where Candle lights flicker when the air is deathly still, that means , Ghost are present, and it’s time to Celebrate!!!! Live Music with … BEER DRINKERS & HELLRAISERS!!!!!! Costume Contest with Cash Prizes!!! Trick or Treat Candy will be available. So come Dance with the Ghouls, Swing with the Beasts, Drink with the phantoms and play pool with the Ghosts it’s a Halloween Party where the Dead are your Hosts See You then My Pretties!!!!! MUAHAHAHAHA!! Ha.

Leilani & The Distractions are going to get spooky funky!!! Come out and enjoy a free Halloween celebration!!!

Prices go up Nov 1 · Adult Base Pass $629 · Cali Pass $729
Bear Valley's 2026-27 season pass prices go up November 1, so Saturday is the last day to buy at this fall's prices. An adult Base Pass is $629, the same as last October. The Cali Pass is $729 for adults and adds unlimited skiing at Dodge Ridge, China Peak and Mountain High, plus three days at each of 14 Powder Alliance resorts (some restrictions apply). Here's what waiting cost last year. That same $629 adult Base Pass was $679 by late November and $889 by mid-December. Young adult (13 to 22) and senior (70 to 74) Base Passes are $579 right now; last December they were $729. Kids 6 to 12 are $369 on the Base Pass. Two kids 5 and under ski free with each paying adult, and skiers 75 and up get the Base Pass free (both carry a $10 processing fee). College students 18 to 25 who buy the College Cali Pass as a crew of four or more pay $249 each. Buy on bearvalley.com. Prices are Bear Valley's own, checked October 27.
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