Community Calendar

Guitarist Adam Moezinia brings his group "The Folk Element Trio" from New York City to Fresno to perform. The group is rooted in the tradition of jazz but reaches beyond to incorporate different styles of folk music from around the world including West Africa, the Caribbean, the UK and Appalachia. Joining Adam will be Emiliano Lasansky on bass and Marcello Carelli on drums.

This presentation will discuss the different types of grief (including anticipatory) that are common among caregivers, as well as exploring the stages of grief, understanding the emotional and behavioral impacts, developing coping strategies, and more.

Calling all writers, storytellers, and screen dreamers! Join the Central California Screenwriters' Group, a creative community for writers looking to sharpen their craft, share work, and connect with fellow screenwriters right here in the Central Valley.

Whether you're new to speed dating or just tired of the swipe scene, this is your chance to meet cool, like-minded singles face to face. Expect great conversations, great drinks, and maybe even a great connection.

You will learn the basic structure of an event video package as well as a demonstration on how you can apply the different gear offered at CMAC.

John McCutcheon returns to Fresno for his annual concert on January 14.

This series is designed for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. It teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers and make difficult caregiving decisions.

Join the Tehipite Chapter of the Sierra Club for a presentation featuring archival images, insider stories, and highlights from the remarkable rebirth of the local legend of the Western Flyer.

In this session, a fellow family caregiver will share simple tools and organizing techniques that make caregiving more manageable. Discover ways to streamline paperwork, simplify routines, pivot through uncertainties and create a calmer, more efficient environment.

January’s featured speaker is writer and educator Baylie Jett Mills, presenting “The Stories We Carry – Turning Memory into Creative Fiction and Nonfiction.” The workshop will explore techniques for using personal memories to develop fiction and nonfiction, with interactive writing exercises included.