Good morning, Chico.

Terrain Park Adventure Center and Your Local Marketplace will host a pop-up market on Sunday, April 26 (from noon to 3 p.m.) at the Climbing Gym’s back parking lot, offering local vendors, live music, and activity zones.

A $10 play pass provides access with a free bounce house for kids.

Butte Humane Society hosts Woofstock on April 18 at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds Pavilion (2357 Fair Street) from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The fundraiser will feature local bands, a vendor marketplace and activities for families and dogs while proceeds support food, medical care and shelter for animals.

Voting opened on Apr.

13 for the Pooch Playoffs in Butte County where 32 pets compete to raise money for the Northwest SPCA — the round ends tomorrow and the Sweet 16 starts on Wednesday.

Downtown bars are struggling as fewer young locals drink alcohol (Gallup data and bar reports show a shift toward healthier choices) while Chico Cocktail Week runs Tuesday through Saturday, inviting people to try special food and drink tastings to revive nightlife.

J.T. Woodhouse & The Leaves of Grass will perform Modern Poetry at the Bidwell Bowl Amphitheater at noon on Apr.

17 as part of the English Department’s Writer’s Voice series. The acoustic project blends classic poems with folk and bluegrass influences and features contributions from local students, faculty, and alumni.

Esmeralda Villatoro (a Chico State double major in psychology and Spanish) was recognized on April 1 for her academic achievement and community leadership in bilingual mental health support.

She plans to advance her career in forensic psychology to help underrepresented communities.

Students and community members gathered at Simpson University on Monday morning to discuss money, purpose and personal values with John Coleman — Co-CEO of Sovereign's Capital and a Harvard Business Review writer.

The event connected personal growth with financial insight.

Former Chico State president Paul J.

Zingg died on April 9 at age 80; he served as president from 2004 to 2016 (championed sustainability, student diversity, and campus advancements) and the university will lower its flag in his honor on April 16.

The 42nd Annual Chico Home and Garden Show will run Saturday, Apr.

18 and Sunday, Apr. 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds — the largest event of its kind in Northern California with five halls, outdoor displays, and local demos, with $8 admission.

Woofstock Festival

11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. — Silver Dollar Fairgrounds — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate with music, food, and fun activities for families and dogs while supporting Butte Humane Society.

Chico Wildflower Ride & Festival

12 PM – 6 PM — Silver Dollar Fairgrounds — Entry fees vary — Enjoy a vibrant family festival followed by scenic cycling routes for all ages.

Jerry & Dawg Revisited

6:30-10 p.m. — Chico Women's Club — Refunds up to 7 days before event — Experience the re-creation of the Garcia Grisman sound with original members Joe Craven and Jim Kerwin.

Do The Crawl de Mayo

4:30-9 p.m. — Bella's Sports Pub — Tickets required — Celebrate Cinco de Mayo a bit early with a lively pub crawl featuring contests and vibrant fiesta vibes.

El Rey Prevue Fundraiser

7-10 p.m. — Chico Women's Club — Fundraiser event — Experience an exciting preview of the El Rey Theatre with music, comedy, and community.

Chico Sports Cards & Pokémon TCG Expo

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Chico — Ticket prices vary — Immerse yourself in the exciting worlds of sports cards and Pokémon TCG with fellow enthusiasts in a vibrant community atmosphere.