Eyes will be looking back toward the sky on the Fourth of July in the city of Turlock.
The city canceled its Fourth of July fireworks show in 2019. Since then, its festivities were anchored by the annual parade and car show in downtown. Now, five years later, they won't be doing all the work themselves.
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With Independence Day falling on a Thursday this year, you can celebrate on the weekends prior to and after across the Modesto region. And there’s plenty to do on the holiday itself.
A new drone show at the Stanislaus County Fair marks the holiday with a Patriotic Spectacular. A drone show also is planned as part of Turlock’s community celebration.
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It wouldn't be the Fourth of July in Turlock with the classic parade and car show.
Expect downtown Turlock to be filled to the brim with spectators idling along the sidewalks cheering on the parade. It's popular event that never fails to bring the community out.
In addition to the parade, you'll have some vendors and activities on hand to help spend the day.
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Balloons, apricots, bikes and trikes, dairy and more will be celebrated in June across the greater Modesto region.
The second annual Skies the Limit Hot Air Balloon festival returns to Ceres, with plenty of other activities to enjoy.
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With the Stanislaus County Fair fast approaching July 5-14, a number of new music acts have been signed up to entertain audiences.
David Lee Murphy, an acclaimed country music star known for his chart-topping hits and energetic performances, is set to headline on opening night, Friday, July 5.
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The Pitman High School marching band will perform on Wednesday for residents of Covenant Living assisted-living facility of Turlock, located at 2125 N. Olive Ave.
It’s part of band director Ruben Modesto’s effort to get his students back out into the community after being out of the public eye for so long during the pandemic.
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The Central Valley Brewfest is returning for its 11th year in May.
The annual event is taking place on May 11 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock.
Breweries expected to be featured at the event include Dust Bowl Brewing Company, Blaker Brewing, Contentment Brewing, 18Seventy Brew, Last Call Brewing and Dying Breed Brewing.
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What’s better than a taco? Lots of tacos.
Where can you find lots of tacos? At the Modesto Taco Fest in downtown on April 27.
Over 35 food vendors will line up on I Street between 11th and 12th streets and on 11th Street between H & I Streets from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Who doesn’t love a good tamale, or making money? Stanislaus County residents can get their fair share of the Mesoamerican treat at the inaugural California Tamale Festival in the fall — and maybe even get a job in the process.
Riverbank resident Armando Duldulao is putting on the event, which will take place Oct. 15 between noon and 7 p.m. at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock. Aside from a host of activities and entertainment (and plenty of shopping), visitors can attend a job fair that will be held during the event.
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Mosquitoes will be the main attraction at a family-friendly event in Turlock.
The Turlock Mosquito Abatement District plans an open house March 23 with activities and information on the pesky insects and how to protect the public against mosquito-borne diseases. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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