Kids Calendar

Friends of the Fox Present: The Wizard of Oz

The historic Bob Hope Theatre will be showing The Wizard of Oz the weekend following Thanksgiving. Enjoy watching Dorothy in this unforgettable classic film like never before as she dazzles on the big screen, all before the Christmas hustle begins. 2 p.m. Adults $8, kids $4. Bob Hope Theatre, 242 E. Main St., Stockton, (209) 337-HOPE, www.bobhopetheatre.com

First Friday Art Hop

The Lodi Arts Commission is sponsoring this citywide art walk event. Locations include the Thomas Theatre Gallery at Hutchins Street Square; Lodi Community Art Center; Lodi Public Library; The Dancing Fox Winery, Bakery & Eatery; Scooters; Java Stop; Mon Petit Chic; Studio 20; McKinleys Frame Shop; and Vision Flooring, Interiors and Gifts. This event is a great way to introduce kids to art while enjoying the wonderful fall weather. 6-9 p.m. Free. Various locations in Lodi, (209) 333-5511, www.lodiarts.org

Thunder Goes Pink

Pink will rule the rink as the Stockton Thunder battles the Utah Grizzles in this two-game series to raise breast cancer awareness, presented by St. Joseph's Medical Center. Bring your kids early to this high-energy hockey game because the first 1,500 kids will receive a specially-designed jersey just for them. 7:30 p.m. $7-$28. Stockton Arena, 248 W. Fremont St., Stockton, (209) 373-1700, www.stocktonthunder.com

Sandhill Crane Festival

This festival honors the Sandhill Cranes, which migrate from as far as Siberia to Lodi each year in spectacular fashion. Held in collaboration with the City of Lodi, the festival will include tours, art and nature workshops, children's activities, live animal shows, and music. Hours vary for tours, children's activities are from 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free. Hutchins Street Square, 125 S. Hutchins St., Lodi, (800) 581-6150, www.cranefestival.com

Hairspray

Based on the original film production by director John Waters, the Tony-award winning musical Hairspray will be making its way to Stockton this fall. Set in 1960, this Broadway favorite follows the plump heroine, Tracy Turnblad, as she defeats the odds by earning a place on The Corny Collins Show, a cable TV sensation similar to American Bandstand. Watch Tracy and her entourage dance and sing as they challenge the status quo, all without messing up her hair. Showtimes vary. $15-$25. Stockton Civic Theatre, 2312 Rosemarie Lane, Stockton, (209) 473-2424, www.sctlivetheatre.com

A Little Princess

The Tracy Repertory Theatre will be presenting their first performance at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts. Watch as Sarah Crewe, the daughter of a British soldier in India, is moved to England for formal education. Despite a multitude of obstacles, Sarah never loses her charming spirit. Both kids and adults will love this classic tale. Showtimes vary. $6-$12. Grand Theatre Center for the Arts, 715 Central Ave., Tracy (209) 831-6858, www.atthegrand.org

Festival of Trees: A Magical Christmas

This year, the annual Festival of Trees will feature events for the young and the young-at-heart. The events planned are sure to put everyone in the holiday spirit and for a good cause, as proceeds benefit the Tracy Hospital Foundation. Kids can enjoy two teddy bear tea parties, the first will include a mini performance of The Nutcracker, and the second will feature a special visit from some well-known storybook characters. Santa will also be available for photos at his workshop. Event times and prices vary. Tracy Ballroom, 430 W 9th St., Tracy, (209) 832-6052, www.suttertracy.org/foundation

Holidays on the Farm

Dell'Osso Family Farm invites you to their third annual Holiday on the Farm celebration-and the forecast calls for snow. Visitors of all ages can enjoy wintertime activities including: make-your-own wreaths or ornaments, a magical drive through 240 different light displays, snow tubing, ice skating, and zip line rides. Don't forget to stop at Santa's Village where the big man in red will be waiting to take a picture with your kids. Pick up unique gifts and delicious holiday treats while you're there. Also available are beautiful, fresh-cut Christmas trees. Times and prices vary per attraction. Dell'Osso Family Farm, 26 Stewart Rd, Lathrop, (209) 982-0833, www.holidaysonthefarm.com

Parade of Lights

The Downtown Lodi Business Partnership will be hosting its enchanting Parade of Lights again this year. The parade will follow a one-mile route beginning on Pine Street, continuing down Church Street, Lodi Avenue, and School Street, and ending at Locust. Watch in wonderment as the streets of Lodi are illuminated by a horse-drawn carriage, marching bands, floats, and dance troupes. The parade ends with a grand finale, as Santa rides on top of a Lodi fire truck. 6 p.m. Free. Downtown Lodi, (209) 369-8052, www.downtownlodi.com

Holiday Parade

Get ready for a night of merriment with the annual holiday parade in downtown Tracy. The parade will feature a host of different attractions including local marching bands and an appearance by Kris Kringle himself, sure to be magical and great family fun. 5 p.m. Free. Central Avenue and 10th Street, Tracy, (209) 835-2131, www.tracychamber.org

Delta Reflections Lighted Boat Parade

The Marina West Yacht Club will light up the Delta in this beautifully done, thirty-one year-old tradition as boats and yachts adorned in Christmas lights sail into Stockton's downtown waterfront. Watch this amazing spectacle from anywhere along the waterfront, but come early as the best spots are taken quickly. Stockton Yacht Charters will also be providing boats for those who are interested in enjoying the parade on a two-hour cruise with appetizers. 6-8p.m. General admission free, boat tours $45. McCloud Lake and the Downtown Waterfront, Stockton, (209) 477-7653, www.mwyc.org

Festival of Trees

The 20th annual Festival of Trees presented by the San Joaquin County Historical Museum features more than seventy unique tree decorations, children's activities, and entertainment with a historical flair. The docents not only dress in Victorian garb but also demonstrate pioneer handcraft work like wood turning and weaving. The funds raised at this event will support the museum's youth and education programs. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Adults $8, kids $1, parking $5. San Joaquin Historical Museum, 11793 Micke Grove Rd., Lodi, (209) 331-2055, www.sanjoaquinhistory.org

High Tea and Tour of Inn at Locke House

Experience some amazing local history while enjoying an old English tradition at the beautifully restored Locke House, now a Bed and Breakfast. The property has such a fascinating history and restoration that it was featured on Home and Garden Television (HGTV) program "Restore America." The tour includes wonderful stories, a breathtaking look at the gardens and building, and a three-course lunch and tea time. Proceeds from this event benefit local charities. Adults $35, kids $15. The Inn at Locke House, 19960 Elliot Rd., Lockeford, (209) 727-5715, www.theinnatlockehouse.com

The Nutcracker

This Christmas classic comes to life with the collaboration of the Lodi Youth Ballet and ballet students from the Hutchins Street Square Community Center. Watch as these talented dancers invoke the excitement of the Rat King as Clara and her toy friends come to life before your eyes to save the evening. Both kids and adults will appreciate the timeless music and classic dance numbers. 7 p.m. Prices vary. Hutchins Street Square, 125 S. Hutchins St., Lodi, (209) 333-5550, www.hutchinsstreetsquare.com

Friends of the Fox Present: White Christmas

It wouldn't be Christmas without a viewing of one of the most beloved holiday song-and-dance classics ever filmed: White Christmas. Starring Hollywood legends like Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, and Rosemary Clooney, this film will have you tap-dancing in your seat. Bring your camera for a special meet-and-greet with Santa Claus. 7 p.m. Adults $8, kids $4. Bob Hope Theatre, 242 E. Main St., Stockton, (209) 337-HOPE, www.bobhopetheatre.com