Top Things You Need To Do in Stockton, California This September
Get out your calendars and mark these dates down, because we’ve got you covered for an exciting September in Stockton, California!
Summer is coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean the fun has to stop in Stockton! From food and family festivals to concerts and classic movies, September is stocked full of events guaranteed to offer a memorable end to the summer season. So get out your calendars and mark these dates down because we’ve got you covered for September!
Annual Labor Day Stockton Community Pow Wow
Experience a weekend of culture, tradition, and community at the Annual Labor Day Stockton Community Pow Wow, September 5 and 6 at University of the Pacific. Enjoy traditional Native American singing and dancing, intertribal dancing, arts and crafts, food vendors, cultural education, and family activities. This free, family friendly event welcomes everyone to respectfully experience and learn more about Native American traditions and Indigenous cultures.
JOURNEY at Adventist Health Arena
Don’t stop believin’! Legendary rock band JOURNEY brings its Final Frontier Tour to Adventist Health Arena on Thursday, September 17. Sing along to some of the band’s biggest hits, including “Faithfully,” “Any Way You Want It,” “Lights,” and, of course, “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Tickets start at $43.50, so grab your seats and get ready for a big night of classic rock in Downtown Stockton.
More happening in at Adventist Health Arena in September:
Stockton Black Family Day
With its genesis dating back to the struggles led by the San Joaquin Delta College Black Student Union in 1969, Stockton Black Family Day promotes the community principles of faith, education, health, respect, and unity. Happening at the Weber Point Events Center on Labor Day, September 7, from 11 am to 7 pm, this annual event will feature live music, dance, and more. Additionally, a wide variety of delicious food will be available to savor and enjoy. Bring the whole family for this fun time!
This event is the finale of a full weekend of celebrating Black families, with the "Get Movin' Parcourse" at Fremont Square Park (9/5) and "Kids on Parade-Talent Expression" at the Stockton Civic Auditorium (9/6). See the flyer below for more details.
More happening at Weber Point in September:
- Annual Jazz on the Water - Sept. 12
- Gospel on the Water Festival - Sept. 13
- The Record's Family Day at the Park - Sept. 19
St. Basil’s Annual Greek Festival
Satisfy your taste buds at the Annual St. Basil’s Greek Festival held Sept. 11-13 at St. Basil Greek Orthodox Church. Some of the festival’s highlights include Greek food, music, and dancing. By the end of the night, you might find yourself saying, "OPA!" Learn more.
Style Elements Crew 32nd Anniversary, Origins: “Back to the Roots”
Hip hop takes center stage September 11 and 12 as Stockton’s own Style Elements Crew celebrates 32 years with Origins: Back to the Roots. The two day celebration brings elite dancers, crews, DJs, and artists from around the world to Stockton for breaking, popping and all styles battles, live performances, workshops, and more. Catch the action Friday at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds and Saturday at the Stockton Memorial Civic Auditorium.
More happening in Downtown Stockton in September:
Ali Siddiq: The Custom Fit Tour
Get ready to laugh when comedian and storyteller Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to the Bob Hope Theatre on September 11. Known for turning real life experiences into hilarious, unforgettable stories, Siddiq brings his signature style to Downtown Stockton for one night only.
More happening at the Bob Hope Theatre in September:
- Edith Márquez, Eterna e Inolvidable - Sept. 19
- Friends of the Fox present Casablanca - Sept. 20
63rd Stockton Art League Juried Exhibition
See creativity from across the country at the 63rd Stockton Art League Juried Exhibition, on display at the Haggin Museum September 3 through October 25. This annual juried competition showcases newly created works in a variety of mediums, from painting and sculpture to photography and more. While you’re there, make time to explore the rest of the Haggin Museum’s impressive art and local history collections.
More at the Haggin this month:
- Stockton Symphony: Inspiring Joy and Building Community Through the Magic of Music - thru Feb. 7
- Free Admission Day - Sept. 5
- 2nd Saturdays: Gold Rush Story Stones - Sept. 12
- Lecture Series: Henry Koertzen - Sept. 19
- Music Matinee: Ukulele Mist - Sept. 26
Bonnie & Clyde at Stockton Civic Theatre
The infamous outlaw couple takes the stage at Stockton Civic Theatre in Bonnie & Clyde. This high energy musical mixes rockabilly, sweeping ballads, romance, and rebellion as two small town dreamers chase fame and fortune against the backdrop of the Great Depression. Performances run September 3 through 27, with evening shows Thursday through Saturday and Sunday matinees. Rated M for Mature.
BONUS: German Guys Oktoberfest
Break out the lederhosen and get ready for Oktoberfest with The German Guys on September 19 at the Waterloo Gun and Bocce Club. Enjoy authentic German food and beer, live Oktoberfest music, German folk dancers, a traditional beer tapping ceremony, stein holding contest, games, and plenty of festive fun. Prost!
With so much to experience this month, why not extend your visits by checking in somewhere? Stockton is home to numerous fantastic hotels located in key parts of the city, making it easy to enjoy these tremendous events, take part in a shopping spree, and savor some delicious cuisine. Discover the outstanding hotels in our city by clicking here!
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