The City of Oakley host's the annual "Heart of Oakley Festival". This event includes free admission…read moreand takes place along Main Street in front of City Hall (3231 Main Street) and in Civic Plaza. There will be live entertainment throughout the day including various cultural performances, vendor booths, food booths, an art exhibit and cultural booths. It's a good family event. They have several bouncy houses and arts and crafts for the kids to stay occupied. Try to come early because parking is limited. You can bring your own lawn chairs so you can enjoy the entertainment and hang out. There's lots of local businesses that give away free stuff.

Parking: multi parking location, for us in May 2026, we paid $10 for parking…read more Well decorated very spacious lots of old and new games and new attractions Made for family and friends hang outs Some takes only cash, but many take cards Went to the small and large animal viewing and witnessed the kid's hard work on their animals, as small as rabbits to as large as cows, full of care and dedication Overall, weather was good, food and drinks are nothing special but was fair priced and decent, fun and enjoyable and just a great way to see your community on a weekend

I've lived in CCC all my life, but only heard they held a fair this year. The fair lasts for 4…read moredays. We decided to check it out and tickets were $12 for adults. Honestly, this fair is only worth it if you live close by, but not worth it drive out to. We are used to going to the Alameda County Fair, so in comparison, this is a very small venue. Everything is on a much smaller scale so there aren't as many rides, games, and vendors. We arrived before the gates opened and there was a queue forming in front of the gate, but once they started letting people in, there was no line/ crowd control and it was chaotic. Funnily, rather than security, the person who was hired as a clown was the only one doing crowd control and directing people where to go. He was great. There were some interesting and unique parts about this fair like camel rides, a sea lion show, and free roller skating in the roller rink.

Small but full of Art, Music, Wine, and Good. We had a great time last year and cannot wait to this…read moreyear.

Had a great time at the Pleasant Hill art and wine festival today! Lovely weather and everything is…read moreset up in downtown Pleasant Hill so there's ample space and it doesn't feel crowded like many festivals can get. The wine & beer glasses are normal sized and the pours are generous! This is a big plus. I've been to art and wine festivals where it's mini wine glasses, which is a bummer. There's a kid area with a rock wall and those water bubbles they can get inside of. Frankly those bubbles are a claustrophobic persons worst nightmare *raises hand*. Individual tickets and glasses are $7. Premium wine/beer tix are $12. I like that there's ample free parking in the area. No need to shuttle in. And it felt relaxed all throughout the day, lots of families were there enjoying the music. I would like to see the porta potties cleaned more frequently because they got gnarly and another music stage would be awesome! A cover band with some modern music would be nice.

If you have small kids it might be worth it but for adults I paid $18 admission fee, $10 parking…read moreand it was the WORST festival I ever been to!!! I expected more choices of food booths, vendors etc.... I paid $8 for a stale oily corn dog out of hunger! I wish I had read these reviews before going. DONT WASTE YOUR $$$

What a waste of money. Not worth $18 admission. Rides are costly on top of that. What does the $18…read morego towards? The Walnut Festival used to be good. Now its no better than any pop-up carnival in a grocery store parking lot. At least with all of the other festivals (Art & Wine as and example), its free admission, good bands, and it actually feels festive. This felt run down and sad.

We went Saturday afternoon it is very family-oriented and family-friendly. They have a variety of…read morevendors spread out so that you don't feel congested or that you're right on top of everybody else. Definitely will go back on Sunday to check it out

Old Town has definitely brought some much needed charisma to Pittsburg! The downtown area has…read moregotten a face-lift. This renovation has brought some new businesses and has revived some of the existing ones. It's a fun place to visit if you are a local when they have their events. Sadly, there are still not many businesses to make it as popular as other cities nearby. Some events Old Town Pittsburg hosts are the Farmer's Market, the Thursday night car shows, and the Pittsburg Seafood Festival which are cheap or free to attend. If they could bring some more restaurants/bars or other activities, this area would come alive! It still has a lot of potential!

I want to open a Restaurant here , Its been a thought for a while we will see Something between…read moreHavana and Southern Mexican Cuisine ???

We had a blast, great venue and fantastic beer. There was quite a lot to see and do.read more

Clayton Oktoberfest is always a must-do! Small town charm that turns out a great event, year after…read moreyear. (Insider tip: skip the $10 glass and just buy drink tickets. The beer/wine/cider booths have plastic cups!) Great vendors that slightly change from one year to the next. Some all time favorites that show up every time! Fun food fare. Don't skip the extra large Bavarian pretzels! YUM! Take a break from the heat (damn global warming!) and head to the large tent near the food vendors to enjoy the shade and some classic Oktoberfest music and dancing! Family fun event that has carnival rides, shopping, liquid libations, tummy treats! If you're a local, you always bump into someone that you know.

It was amazing food and the beers where great. I love dark beer my fav I'm so mad I didn't get the…read morename because I was having fun drinking and the sun was shinning high and bright.

Kind of a boring saturday afternoon... I tell the kids "shoes & socks, we'll hit Todos Santos, I'll…read moreget a Peets, you two can hit the play structure, win win." They were thrilled. We drive up and there's tent after tent, a band playing, rides for the kids! I had no idea it was Concord's Oktoberfest. Bands included: the Volker Strifler Band, The Squeegees, and The Red Hot Chachkas. I'm sure there were more in the lineup throughout the day. There was a polka costume parade and polka lessons! You could buy a pass and sample seven different beers from local microbreweries. But the very best thing about Concord's Oktoberfest was Cyclecide. The first ride I saw looked like it might be the first ever merry-go-round. But after talking to the Cyclecide guy managing the line, their rides are all one-of-a-kind, made from salvaged parts, powered by pedaling. Awesome. This is a good description of Cyclecide, taken from their website: "Cyclecide is a touring freak show that showcases muscle-powered contraptions welded together from bits of bikes salvaged from junk heaps, scaffolding, and car parts. FAULT LINES SPRING 2007" Another good description: "... here is the basic recipe: rent Mad Max and Pee Wee's Big Adventure, toss them in a nuclear reactor together, and watch the ensuing mutant merriment"... Boise Weekly Sept. 2004 My kids did three of their rides, two of which were merry-go-round-ish. One pedal-powered by whoever brought the kids there, the other powered by the kids themselves. The third was a solo-ride. You sat on a tiny bike seat contraption about 4 inches from the ground, pedaled, and spun 'round like mad. My kids didn't get it going very fast, but had a blast nonetheless. The older set who did this ride (clearly aiming to increase their already apparent buzz) pedaled so hard and spun so fast that the thing kind of crept around on the grass. Every single one of them got up and nearly fell over from dizziness. They were fun to watch. My pics to be posted soon, but until then, visit their site: www.cyclecide.com Yay Concord for bringing this to Todos Santos.