Events

On the weekend of Oct.

The “Tribute in Light” will shine thanks to the joint efforts of city and state officials and former Mayor Michael Bloomberg who are providing the costs necessary for the forty electricians and technicians to spend a week safely preparing the lights.

Foodie Crew, a company which presents gourmet food trucks and music for community events, and the cities of Antioch, Oakley and Pittsburg, have announced that they will continue their annual food truck events.

The month of March means it’s time for the madness of college basketball. With 68 teams and 48 games in 96 hours, March Madness is the best sporting event. 

The California Theatre has announced its spring lineup.

Valentine’s Day is the most romantic day of the year, and what better way to celebrate than by saying “I do”? This year, the county is making it easier to get married by hosting ceremonies at Pittsburg’s California Theatre. 

The spooky season is here and filled with lots of tricks and treats.

There is something for everyone at Pittsburg’s California Theatre this fall – and you won’t want to miss it.

Did you know that music legends Ray Charles and James Brown once performed in Pittsburg? That’s right; there is a rich history of famous artists performing in the East Bay city. Whether it’s the many artists who performed at the clubs that once lined Black Diamond Street or at the Pittsburg Creative Arts Building, the musical history in this town is electric.

At the height of World War II, Camp Stoneman was the largest troop staging area on the West Coast. During this time, Pittsburg became a bustling town with taverns, theaters, night clubs and more to serve the thousands of troops waiting for deployment.