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Unique Places to Eat, Drink & Experience Stockton, California
Good eats and delicious libations overflow in Stockton. Here is a list of places to eat and drink from the locals!
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Here's just a portion of the many fun events happening in Stockton, California in March!
Although the weather may leave uncertainty, the first signs of spring usually appear in March in Stockton. Expect sunshine with patches of rain, but whatever the weather, March in Stockton offers an abundance of events. From sports tournaments to the Chinese New Year Celebration, there is always something new and exciting to do here in Stockton! Check out all the fun below!
First opening in January, this free-standing banner exhibit at the San Joaquin County Historical Museum continues on for the entire month of March. Since the Gold Rush, Black Americans have played an important part of rural areas in our state. We Are Not Strangers focuses on little-known stories of African American farmers, ranchers, and rural residents that challenge the myths about California history. This project was a multi-member collaboration from all over California and is not to be missed.
Head out and go fishing on March 4 at the annual Bob McMillen Fishing Tournament at Oak Grove Regional Park. Experience an early morning of fishing, featuring grand prizes, and of course, bragging rights for those who catch trophy-size rainbow trout. The tournament is held in honor of a fishing legend, Bob McMillen, and is open to contestants of all ages!
The Chinese Cultural Society of Stockton and the San Joaquin County Historical Museum proudly present their Chinese New Year Celebration, happening Sunday, March 5 at Micke Grove Regional Park. There will be four lion dance teams and a dragon dance team performing, as well as instrumentalist Neil Nayyar and vocalist Joe Wu as part of the entertainment. This beautiful cultural event's doors open at 10 am.
A new month means another cinematic classic makes its way to the Bob Hope Fox Theatre. On Sunday, March 12, the Friends of the Fox Classic Movie Series proudly presents 1959's iconic Some Like It Hot, starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, & Jack Lemmon. Doors open at 1 pm, Dave Moreno plays a live concert at the “Mighty” Morton organ at 1:30 pm, and master of ceremonies, Matías Bombal announces the movie at 2 pm.
Nine slightly twisted and completely hilarious short plays make their way to San Joaquin Delta College this month with the production of John Cariani’s “Love/Sick”. Performing eight nights this month on the Alfred Muller Studio Theatre, this comedy about the pain and joy of love is sure to entertain. Have a great laugh while supporting the local arts & entertainment scene!
Take time to appreciate some artwork by students in our area! Considered to be the longest-running museum-sponsored student art exhibition in the United States, the annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition kicked off at the Haggin Museum on February 2 and runs through March 19! The exhibition features the work of kindergarten through grade 12 student artists from across San Joaquin County.
As usual, our athletes will be proudly representing Stockton in each of their showdowns - both at the Stockton Arena AND the University of the Pacific!
For all Stockton Kings home games this month, click here!
For all Pacific Athletics home games this month, click here!
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Good eats and delicious libations overflow in Stockton. Here is a list of places to eat and drink from the locals!
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