As we continue through an unseasonably warm October, there are still some cool things to do around the region.
The Haggin Museum is inviting visitors on Saturday to get into the Halloween spirit, while the San Joaquin County Historical Museum is bringing back a burgeoning fall tradition.
Meanwhile, our local stages will see the debuts of both a family drama and a nearly century-old play by a Stockton native that was ripped from the headlines of its time.
Read on for a sampling of events from Visit Stockton, Stocktonia’s events calendar and other community event organizers.
San Joaquin Delta College's drama department presents Stockton native Sophie Treadwell's 1928 play based on the story of Ruth Snyder, whose execution was infamously publicized in the media. Directed by Greg Foro.
Set in Palm Springs, this family drama explores "how the stories we tell shape the people we love," as long-buried secrets get out at a holiday gathering. Directed by Jon Patrick Selover.
For this month's 2nd Saturdays event, the museum is inviting kids to craft their own scarecrow figures, with the material provided to them. Admission is included with the cost of a regular museum ticket.
The annual tractor show and interactive event returns to the San Joaquin County Historical Museum for its sixth year, featuring a tractor parade and children's activities on top of the museum's regular displays.
Binge Vietnamese Fusion's "A.M. After Hours" promises "brunch beats and good vibes only" at this special brunch event with mimosa specials and music on tap.
With Halloween drawing closer, here’s hoping the weather cools down as more special spooky events cast their spell over San Joaquin County.
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