With sunsets starting to fade earlier and earlier, it’s only fitting that this weekend is bookended by events featuring some very famous creatures of the night. You might remember that one “sparkles.” But the other definitely does not.
Our colleague Annie Barker has put together a roundup of trick-or-treat-related events through the rest of the month, but here’s what’s on tap this week around the region.
Read on for a sampling of events from Visit Stockton, Stocktonia’s events calendar and other community event organizers.
Team Edward, Team Jacob, your time has come! The arcade in the Courthouse Plaza downtown will show "Twilight," "New Moon" and "Eclipse" while also serving themed drinks and movie-related games throughout the day.
The Stockton Astronomical Society invites you to join them at sunset for a night of stargazing, with SAS members offering to set up their telescopes for you to get a closer look at the night sky.
Catalyst Studio hosts a live belly-dancing performance by Asia and Chimera Belly Dance with live musical accompaniment by The Flairs. There will also be Arabic snacks and Turkish tea on hand for visitors.
The wait is over. Pro hockey officially returns to Stockton as the Thunder host the Oceanside Shock in Federal Prospects Hockey League action.
Guest conductor and composer Kermit Poling will lead the symphony in a live full-length original score performance alongside the seminal 1922 vampire film "Nosferatu." The event will also feature a costume parade, so come dressed up for fun!
The Children's Museum of Stockton invites visitors to come dressed up and ready to get some candy on Saturday.
No spoilers here, but keep an eye out for next weekend — the calendar looks particularly stuffed with things to do.
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