Bay Meadows May Agenda

May in the Bay Meadows area is jam packed with moments that bring together culture, creativity, food, and family-friendly fun all across the Peninsula. From hands-on science and animal encounters at San Mateo’s CuriOdyssey to local history experiences at the San Mateo County History Museum, weekends are filled with opportunities to explore, learn, and connect.

This month also highlights vibrant neighborhood gatherings like Clayroom San Mateo’s Spring Craft Fair, game day and movie popups on the big screen at Fieldwork San Mateo Beer Garden, and street eats arriving moments from home. LFBA Studios is now open in Bay Meadows Town Square, give them a follow at @lfbastudios today for the latest San Mateo studio updates, special offers and fun events. And, Basecamp San Mateo is kicking off a Summer Stretch promo: 1 week of unlimited classes for just $29.99! (That’s less than the cost of a single drop-in class.) And here’s the bonus: Exclusive discounted membership rates for Bay Meadows residents. Spots fill quickly, don’t wait. Claim your week and get started today HERE. *New Members only!

Don’t miss AAPI Heritage Month celebration at Central Park, San Mateo and the culinary adventures during Taste of the Peninsula. Families can also look forward to outdoor festivals, interactive museum days at the Hiller Aviation Museum, and wellness-focused events at scenic spaces like Coyote Point Recreation Area and Seal Point Park.

When you live just steps from Caltrain, getting from here to there is easy—and car-free. Grab the Hillsdale Caltrain schedule and dive into our monthly event roundup to discover all the ways to celebrate, create, explore, and connect throughout the month ahead.

Bay Meadows Run Club with Basecamp San Mateo. Join this free fun run Wednesday evenings at 6pm and Saturday mornings at 8am. Meet at 3050 S. Delaware for a 2-, 3-, 4- or 6-mile loop (something for everyone) to get moving. Run, jog, or walk. Happening weekly – rain or shine. All paces and people are welcome. Members often gather in Town Square for a Blue Bottle coffee or at Fieldwork Brewing Beer Garden after each run. Plus, there’s no fee! You heard right – membership is not required. This is a community building fun run, compliments of our neighbors at Basecamp Bay Meadows.

Sunday Downtown San Mateo Farmers Market. West Coast Farmer’s market runs year-round at 222 East 4th Avenue Sundays from 9am to 2pm in Downtown San Mateo. The farmer’s market has a curated selection of fresh fruits, veggies, and a couple of tasty food trucks to fuel your morning stroll.

College of San Mateo Farmers’ Market. Shop seasonally and fresh each Saturday from 9am to 1pm (year-round) at San Mateo’s largest farmer’s market located at 1700 West Hillsdale Boulevard.

The 25th Avenue in San Mateo Farmers’ Market. Back through October 20 on Tuesdays from 3pm to 7 pm, this farmers market is an easy walk or bike ride from Bay Meadows (~0.8 mi), bringing the best Peninsula produce and makers moments from your door.

Whether you are planning a weekend outing, a creative class, or a community celebration, May offers something for everyone to enjoy just minutes from home.

May 1, First Friday Nights. On the first Friday of every month parents and kids celebrate together at CuriOdyssey in San Mateo. Swing into the weekend with music, food trucks, animals, and fun!

May 1, San Mateo County History Museum FREE First Fridays. Visit the SMCHM every Friday for free First Friday events, where children enjoy special programs including crafts and storytime, and adults can join a docent-led tour of the museum.

May 1-3, Taste of the Peninsula. Explore the culinary landscape of San Mateo County at this week of special prix fixe menus at hundreds of restaurants. The first half of the festival will focus on the San Francisco Peninsula’s “bayside” restaurants while the second half on the area’s “coastside.”

May 2, AAPI Heritage Month Celebration. Join the celebration of AAPI Heritage at Central Park in San Mateo (50 E. 5th Avenue), featuring live cultural demonstrations, traditional food, arts and crafts, community booths, vendors, and more in a vibrant community gathering.

May 3, Spring Craft Fair at Clayroom San Mateo. Mix with neighbors and shop member-made art from 11am–4pm @ 3050 S Delaware St in Bay Meadows neighborhood. Find handmade ceramics, knits, baked goods, cards and more just in time for Mother’s Day!

May 3, Plant Sale & Craft Fair. Join the annual free Plant Sale & Craft Fair at the San Mateo Garden Center, located at Alameda de las Pulgas and Parkside Way near Beresford Park in San Mateo, for a community event featuring plants, crafts, and local vendors.

May 5, Improv Tuesdays. Enjoy an evening of fun improv games (no performing/no audience) at Twin Pines Manor in Belmont. This event will be held every month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from 6-8pm. Bring snacks to share!

May 6, Spark & Shimmer. Join the 16th Annual CuriOdyssey Benefit in San Mateo for an inspiring evening at the museum and zoo, where community supporters come together to celebrate and raise vital funds that help ensure all children have access to joyful, hands-on science learning and discovery.

May 8-9, Porcelain Surface Stories w/Jason Walker. Join a dynamic two-day workshop at Clayroom in San Mateo with Jason Walker, where participants will explore his 30-year approach to blending imagery and form in dimensional ceramics. Working with porcelain, you’ll create functional pieces using wheel throwing and slab handbuilding, then enhance them with expressive underglaze painting and surface design.

May 9, Made with Love: A Mother’s Day Collective. Celebrate Mother’s Day at Hillsdale in San Mateo with a thoughtfully crafted afternoon in our North Block Plaza. Featuring a selection of local vendors offering hands-on, Mother’s Day-inspired experiences such as floral arranging, candle making, charm jewelry creation, and more! Whether you’re looking to create a meaningful gift for or enjoy a memorable outing, this experience is the perfect way to honor and celebrate the special women in your life.

May 9, Almost Mother’s Day Concert. Enjoy a fun-filled morning in Redwood City where the whole family can enjoy live music from Andy Z and the Andyland Band, let the kids burn off energy in the inflatable play area, and get creative making a special Mother’s Day gift for someone they love.

May 10, Chocolate Tasting & Tempering. Learn the fundamentals of chocolate making in this hands-on class at Baking Arts in San Mateo focused on tempering techniques, tasting, and understanding chocolate science like viscosity, percentages, and temperature. Students will practice dipping and molding using both hobbyist and professional molds, enjoy a rocky road demonstration, and take home their own handcrafted chocolates.

May 10, Paint-A-Plane. Join the excitement at Hiller Aviation in San Carlos with special activities just for kids!  Paint the Cessna Cardinal, check out in an airplane or helicopter, and more!

May 15-17, Hometown Days. Live entertainment, extended hours of fun, games, rides, live music, and weekend-long activities and entertainment in Burton Park in San Carlos.

May 16, Soul Stroll 2026: Movement is Resistance. Gather at Coyote Point Recreation Area in San Mateo for a morning dedicated to fun, health, and community. This joyful community event includes a 1, 3, and 5-mile run/walk, along with a Community Health Village that showcases abundant resources and partners offering essential products, screenings, and information.

May 30, PAL’s 5K Run/Walk & 10K Run and Wellness Fair. This day at Seal Point Park in San Mateo is dedicated to supporting health and mental wellness, encouraging community partnerships and educating about diverse resources.

May 31, Glider Discovery. Learn the names of the different parts of the airplane, then join in the fun to help build a full-size Penguin airplane at Hiller Aviation in San Carlos. Then, assemble a balsa wood glider and join a fun festival of flight outdoors in the museum’s Courtyard.  Each child receives a glider to take home!

May/June Sessions at Clayroom. When signing up for 6-week classes, one signs up by selecting (signing up for) the 1st class. Classes 2-6 will occur on a weekly cadence during the same day of the week and timeslot. 6-week in-studio classes for pottery.

Discount Tuesday (at Cinemark Century San Mateo 12). There’s never been a better time to turn up on a weekday, because every Tuesday at Cinemark is Discount Tuesday—cheap movie tickets are always within reach.

Bel Mateo Bowl Friday, Saturday and Sundays in San Mateo.
Karoake – Fridays from 7:30 – 11:30pm hit the mic with friends for some Karaoke.
Planet Bowling – Bowl in the dark under black lights on Fridays from 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8- 11:30pm.
Incredibowl – Fridays 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8 – 11:30pm interactive graphics elevate your bowling game with Incredibowl.
Family Pizza Night – Sundays from 5-8pm Family Pizza Nights and all you can bowl 8-10pm!
All You Can Bowl – Sundays enjoy unlimited bowling for 2 hours 8- 10pm! 

Bicycle Sundays. From 9am – 3pm, a 3.8-mile segment of Cañada Road along Crystal Springs Regional Trail is closed between the Filoli entrance and Highway 92 allowing for non-motorized activities including jogging, bicycling, hiking, roller-skating, and walking. Cañada Road between Edgewood Road to the Filoli entrance will remain open to vehicles. Check for holiday closures.

Experience Midurban life. Bay Meadows is a family-friendly neighborhood with lots of open space to enjoy all-year long. Whether it’s growing your own vegetables in an organic community garden, playing a game of pick-up basketball after work, team building over bocce in the beer garden, picnicking with family on warm summer nights or with a run around the park, there’s no shortage of green space to explore. Check out life out and about at Bay Meadows by following us on Instagram.

Bay Meadows April Agenda

Spring has officially sprung in the Bay Meadows neighborhood, and April is bursting with fresh-air fun, festive traditions, and family-friendly adventures. From sweet Easter celebrations and creative workshops to outdoor strolls, hands-on classes, and community events, there’s something happening every week to keep everyone entertained. Whether you’re decorating cookies with the kids, snapping photos with the Easter Bunny, or exploring local parks and pop-ups, this month is all about making the most of the season and creating memorable moments together.

When you live just steps from Caltrain, getting from here to there is easy—and car-free. Grab the Hillsdale Caltrain schedule and dive into our monthly event roundup to discover all the ways to celebrate, create, explore, and connect throughout the month ahead.

Bay Meadows Run Club with Basecamp San Mateo. Join this free fun run Wednesday evenings at 6pm and Saturday mornings at 8am. Meet at 3050 S. Delaware for a 2-, 3-, 4- or 6-mile loop (something for everyone) to get moving. Run, jog, or walk. Happening weekly – rain or shine. All paces and people are welcome. Members often gather in Town Square for a Blue Bottle coffee or at Fieldwork Brewing Beer Garden after each run. Plus, there’s no fee! You heard right – membership is not required. This is a community building fun run, compliments of our neighbors at Basecamp Bay Meadows.

Sunday Downtown San Mateo Farmers Market. West Coast Farmer’s market runs year-round at 222 East 4th Avenue Sundays from 9am to 2pm in Downtown San Mateo. The farmer’s market has a curated selection of fresh fruits, veggies, and a couple of tasty food trucks to fuel your morning stroll.

College of San Mateo Farmers’ Market. Shop seasonally and fresh each Saturday from 9am to 1pm (year-round) at San Mateo’s largest farmer’s market located at 1700 West Hillsdale Boulevard.

The 25th Avenue in San Mateo Farmers’ Market returns in May!

April 1, Foster City Night Market by Off The Grid – Every Weds 5 to 9 pm. Ride your bikes from Bay Meadows to the Foster City Lagoon for a fun time! Running each Weds weekly through October 2026, just adjacent to Bay Meadows San Mateo in nearby Foster City, Off The Grid is bringing live entertainment and delicious mobile food options to the beautiful Leo Ryan Park meadow! Pet and family friendly with live entertainment. Read all about it HERE.

April 1, Easter Egg Cookie Decorating Workshop with Mrs. Fields. A fun springtime activity perfect for kids and families at the Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo. The first 100 children will get to decorate an egg-shaped chocolate chip cookie with colorful frosting and sprinkles to take home.

April 1-4, Photos with the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny is hopping back into Macy’s Center Court at the Hillsdale Shopping Center for springtime photo fun from 11am–7pm daily! Bring the whole family and capture sweet seasonal memories with everyone’s favorite fluffy friend.

April 1-12, Downtown Parcade- Mini Golf & Arcade. This 18-hole mini golf course in Redwood City is ready to play, complete with glow-in-the-dark nighttime rounds for an extra challenge. Come sink a hole-in-one, battle for bragging rights, or just press play on a good time, the Parcade is open and ready. Game on!

April 2, Pysanky Egg Dyeing. This popular class is back for another spring in Redwood City! Natalie of Salayi Designs will walk you through Pysanky wax resistant egg dyeing to make your own ornate and colorful eggs for Easter or whatever your pleasure.

April 3, First Friday Nights. On the first Friday of every month parents and kids celebrate together at CuriOdyssey in San Mateo. Swing into the weekend with music, food trucks, animals, and fun!

April 3, San Mateo County History Museum FREE First Fridays. Visit the SMCHM every Friday for free First Friday events, where children enjoy special programs including crafts and storytime, and adults can join a docent-led tour of the museum.

April 4, Eggstravaganza! Eggstravaganza returns for it’s 49th year to Central Park in San Mateo! Join the spring bunny for this eggcellent family-fun spring-themed event. Enjoy kid-friendly activities, live entertainment, egg hunts, and more.

April 4, Easter Bunny Arrives by Helicopter! Get an Easter Egg straight from the Bunny and enjoy face painting, a bounce house and slide, and a model train display at Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos.

April 4, Egg Adventure Hunt. Join the annual Egg Adventure Hunt in Belmont where 20,000 eggs and 4 golden eggs will be hidden throughout the park for ages 3-10. Stick around after the hunt to enjoy refreshments and snap photos with the bunny.

April 5, Gratitude Meditation. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a beginner, this gathering at Chill Spot Rendezvous in San Mateo will provide valuable connection, calming peace, and positivity. Tickets include a free scoop of ultra-premium gourmet ice cream or specialty drink.

April 7, Walk Across Bay Meadows. Enjoy a level, paved walk along two duck ponds, around the meadow, and through beautifully landscaped urban community spaces and gardens. This gentle stroll is a wonderful way to get some fresh air, chat with friends, and appreciate the scenery together.

April 9, Spring Flower Arranging. Grab some friends and have fun with flowers in Woodside. In this laid-back, hands-on experience, Filoli’s Floriculture team will show you how to turn fresh spring blooms and greenery into a gorgeous arrangement to take home.

April 11-12, Heads Up: Expressive Wall-Hanging Heads. Join Clayroom in San Mateo with ceramics artist Kyungmin Park for a two-day workshop focused on creating expressive wall-hanging ceramic heads. All levels are welcome, and no prior figurative sculpture experience is required.

April 12, Airport Runway Run. Don’t miss this rare chance to run on the real Runway at San Carlos Airport. Certified 5K/10K with 2K fun run.

April 12, Visit A Working Regenerative Farm In Woodside. Enjoy a working regenerative farm. Mission Farm is committed to soil health and therefore they use regenerative practices.

April 18, Earth Day 2026. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about environmental resources and discover ways to enhance sustainability in the community at Twin Pines Park in Belmont.

April 19, Earth Day. Celebrate Earth Day with the City of San Carlos from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Wheeler Plaza Parking Lot on Laurel Street.

April 23–May 3, Taste of the Peninsula. Explore the culinary landscape of San Mateo County at this week of special prix fixe menus at hundreds of restaurants. The first half of the festival will focus on the San Francisco Peninsula’s “bayside” restaurants while the second half on the area’s “coastside.”

April 25, City Nature Challenge. Enjoy a public marsh hike at Coyote Point and help catalog plants and animals using iNaturalist. Your observations help scientists better understand the ecosystems around us. Bring your curiosity, your camera, and your sense of discovery.

April 26, Neapolitan Style Pizza. Learn how to make a classic pizza made with hand stretched dough in the Neapolitan style at Baking Arts & Coffee in San Mateo.

April/May Sessions at Clayroom. When signing up for 6-week classes, one signs up by selecting (signing up for) the 1st class. Classes 2-6 will occur on a weekly cadence during the same day of the week and timeslot. 6-week in-studio classes for pottery.

Discount Tuesday (at Cinemark Century San Mateo 12). There’s never been a better time to turn up on a weekday, because every Tuesday at Cinemark is Discount Tuesday—cheap movie tickets are always within reach.

Bel Mateo Bowl Friday, Saturday and Sundays in San Mateo.
Karoake – Fridays from 7:30 – 11:30pm hit the mic with friends for some Karaoke.
Planet Bowling – Bowl in the dark under black lights on Fridays from 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8- 11:30pm.
Incredibowl – Fridays 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8 – 11:30pm interactive graphics elevate your bowling game with Incredibowl.
Family Pizza Night – Sundays from 5-8pm Family Pizza Nights and all you can bowl 8-10pm!
All You Can Bowl – Sundays enjoy unlimited bowling for 2 hours 8- 10pm! 

Bicycle Sundays. From 9am – 3pm, a 3.8-mile segment of Cañada Road along Crystal Springs Regional Trail is closed between the Filoli entrance and Highway 92 allowing for non-motorized activities including jogging, bicycling, hiking, roller-skating, and walking. Cañada Road between Edgewood Road to the Filoli entrance will remain open to vehicles. Check for holiday closures.

Experience Midurban life. Bay Meadows is a family-friendly neighborhood with lots of open space to enjoy all-year long. Whether it’s growing your own vegetables in an organic community garden, playing a game of pick-up basketball after work, team building over bocce in the beer garden, picnicking with family on warm summer nights or with a run around the park, there’s no shortage of green space to explore. Check out life out and about at Bay Meadows by following us on Instagram.

Bay Meadows March Agenda

March has arrived, bringing fresh energy and plenty of reasons to get out and explore around Bay Meadows and the Peninsula. From early spring garden inspiration and cultural celebrations to live music, family-friendly outings, fitness classes, and hands-on creative fun, this month is packed with ways to connect close to home. Whether you’re walking over, biking through the neighborhood, or hopping on Caltrain, these March events make it easy to enjoy the season and your community.

When you live just steps from Caltrain, getting from here to there is easy—and car-free. Grab the Hillsdale Caltrain schedule and dive into our monthly event roundup to discover all the ways to celebrate, create, explore, and connect throughout the month ahead.

Bay Meadows Run Club with Basecamp San Mateo. Join this free fun run Wednesday evenings at 6pm and Saturday mornings at 8am. Meet at 3050 S. Delaware for a 2-, 3-, 4- or 6-mile loop (something for everyone) to get moving. Run, jog, or walk. Happening weekly – rain or shine. All paces and people are welcome. Members often gather in Town Square for a Blue Bottle coffee or at Fieldwork Brewing Beer Garden after each run. Plus, there’s no fee! You heard right – membership is not required. This is a community building fun run, compliments of our neighbors at Basecamp Bay Meadows.

Sunday Downtown San Mateo Farmers Market. West Coast Farmer’s market runs year-round at 222 East 4th Avenue Sundays from 9am to 2pm in Downtown San Mateo. The farmer’s market has a curated selection of fresh fruits, veggies, and a couple of tasty food trucks to fuel your morning stroll.

College of San Mateo Farmers’ Market. Shop seasonally and fresh each Saturday from 9am to 1pm (year-round) at San Mateo’s largest farmer’s market located at 1700 West Hillsdale Boulevard.

March 1, Camellias at San Mateo Arboretum Society. Camellias are easy to grow and a wonderful addition to your garden, patio and the front entrance to your home or apartment. They make great cut flowers and their beauty can be enjoyed inside.

March 1, Gratitude Meditation. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a beginner, this gathering at Chill Spot Rendezvous in San Mateo will provide valuable connection, calming peace, and positivity. Tickets include a free scoop of our ultra-premium gourmet ice cream or specialty drink.

March 1-3, ALS Network Donation Drive. This Belmont donation drive is for care packages supporting caregivers of ALS patients. The drive runs from through March 3 and donations will be accepted at the Belmont Parks and Recreation Office and Belmont Library.

March 1-April 10, AARP Tax Aide Help. Get your taxes done for free by AARP. Volunteers will assist with simple tax returns every Friday. Appointment times are 9:30 am – 4:00 pm.

March 6, First Friday Nights. On the first Friday of every month parents and kids celebrate together at CuriOdyssey in San Mateo. Swing into the weekend with music, food trucks, animals, and fun!

March 6, Irish Soda Bread Brewery Breadmaking Class, San Carlos. Join Grainbakers at Devil’s Canyon Brewing Companyfor an Irish soda bread class with brewer’s barley, sweet Irish cream drizzle, and proper pints in hand.

March 6, San Mateo County History Museum FREE First Fridays. Visit the SMCHM every Friday for free First Friday events, where children enjoy special programs including crafts and storytime, and adults can join a docent-led tour of the museum.

March 7, Yoga, Pilates & Planes. Head to the iconic Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos for Yoga, Pilates & Planes, a signature fusion class where strength meets stretch beneath the wings of historic aircraft.

March 7, Silly Sensory Science. Fizz, pop, ooze! Get fully immersed in exploring tactile science and sensory stations in Redwood City. Be prepared to get wet and messy. Get ready for an exploration like no other!

March 8, Burlingame Reflections — A Cameras & Coffee Photo Walk. Walking, shooting, and talking with other photographers sharpens how you see, while pausing over coffee creates space to reflect, ask questions, and learn from one another.

March 8, Public Safety Fair. Learn important information about preparing for a disaster while exploring a variety of public safety equipment like firetrucks and patrol cars in nearby San Carlos.

March 12–14, Irish Night with Devil’s Orchard in Woodside. Celebrate Filoli’s Irish connections with a live performance. Intertwined in Filoli’s history are enduring tales of Ireland. As Devil’s Orchard takes the stage, the room comes alive with music, history, and the timeless landscapes that inspired generations.

March 13, Latin Night Dance Party (at Motion Arts Center). Enjoy a weekly Latin Night Dance Party filled with Salsa, Bachata, and Cumbia music in San Mateo. Bring your friends and get ready for an unforgettable night of dancing and fun on the dance floor.

March 14, Pinstripes Kids Club – San Mateo. Pinstripes Kids Club is a monthly family-friendly experience designed to bring creativity, fun, and connection together. Held on the second Saturday of each month, Kids Club features engaging activities for children in a welcoming Pinstripes setting, perfect for a memorable weekend outing.

March 15, Mid-Peninsula Camp & School Fair. The 8 FREE Bay Area Camp & School Fairs sponsored by Stanford Medicine Children’s Health provide families with a one-stop shopping experience as they plan their spring break and summer activities.

March 15, St. Patrick’s Celebration! The Luck o’ the Irish meets the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos for a special aerial celebration in honor of St. Patrick himself!

March 15, Bike Skills 101 — Fundamental Bike Handling Skills. This 4-hour co-ed clinic in Redwood City is the foundation of everything else you’ll learn on the bike.

March 17, St. Patricks Day Paint and Sip. Get ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a splash of creativity and some tasty sips! This in-person event at Pinstripes San Mateo is the perfect way to unwind, paint something fun, and enjoy great company.

March 17–19, Opera San José. Opera San José brings the power and passion of their world-class artistry to Fioli’s historic stage in Woodside. This unforgettable evening offers an exclusive preview of Opera San José’s 2026–2027 season, along with stirring highlights from their upcoming production of the iconic classic, La Traviata. 

March 18, March Speed Puzzle Competition at Alpha Acid Brewery. Enjoy a fun-filled event in Belmont where teams of two will race against the clock to complete a challenging yet-to-be-released wooden jigsaw puzzle from Artifact Puzzles. Whether you’re a puzzle pro or just enjoy a good brain teaser, this contest is perfect for all levels.

March 27, 16th Annual San Francisco Salsa Festival. A weekend of world-class performances, dancing, competition and workshops with top salsa and Bachata instructors in Burlingame.

March 29, Financiers & Madeleines in San Mateo. Enjoy a delightful hands-on baking class where we explore two elegant French treats perfect for tea time and special occasions.

February/March Sessions at Clayroom. When signing up for 6-week classes, one signs up by selecting (signing up for) the 1st class. Classes 2-6 will occur on a weekly cadence during the same day of the week and timeslot. 6-week in-studio classes for pottery.

Discount Tuesday (at Cinemark Century San Mateo 12). There’s never been a better time to turn up on a weekday, because every Tuesday at Cinemark is Discount Tuesday—cheap movie tickets are always within reach.

Bel Mateo Bowl Friday, Saturday and Sundays in San Mateo.
Karoake – Fridays from 7:30 – 11:30pm hit the mic with friends for some Karaoke.
Planet Bowling – Bowl in the dark under black lights on Fridays from 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8- 11:30pm.
Incredibowl – Fridays 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8 – 11:30pm interactive graphics elevate your bowling game with Incredibowl.
Family Pizza Night – Sundays from 5-8pm Family Pizza Nights and all you can bowl 8-10pm!
All You Can Bowl – Sundays enjoy unlimited bowling for 2 hours 8- 10pm! 

Bicycle Sundays. From 9am – 3pm, a 3.8-mile segment of Cañada Road along Crystal Springs Regional Trail is closed between the Filoli entrance and Highway 92 allowing for non-motorized activities including jogging, bicycling, hiking, roller-skating, and walking. Cañada Road between Edgewood Road to the Filoli entrance will remain open to vehicles. Check for holiday closures.

Experience Midurban life. Bay Meadows is a family-friendly neighborhood with lots of open space to enjoy all-year long. Whether it’s growing your own vegetables in an organic community garden, playing a game of pick-up basketball after work, team building over bocce in the beer garden, picnicking with family on warm summer nights or with a run around the park, there’s no shortage of green space to explore. Check out life out and about at Bay Meadows by following us on Instagram.