Tickets & Events in Ceres, CA

When all you need is a night of sobs or laughs, Modesto's Gallo Center for the Arts is there with theater for you. No matter what you're hungry for, the menu at this club promises the perfect dish for you. Both the young and the young-at-heart will dig the family-oriented activities and atmosphere at this club. Live music is often featured for patrons' enjoyment. Weekend customers, beware! The club is busiest on Friday and Saturday, so getting seated will take some time. Parking is easy at Gallo Center for the Arts, especially those looking to park on the street or in a lot close by.

Since 1960, the city of Modesto has been the minor league home to six different big league franchises including the New York Yankees, the St. Louis Cardinals, and the Oakland Athletics. But despite all the bouncing around, the Nuts have consistently won, and have captured five California League championships over the years. Now affiliated with the Colorado Rockies, the team is still looking for its first title under the Nuts moniker, which it officially adopted in 2005 as a nod to the region's farming products and any fans who try to catch foul balls in their mouths.

Imagine the best theater Modesto has to offer. Juline School Of Dance has all that and more. Sit down for a savory meal at their in-house restaurant. Both the young and the young-at-heart will dig the family-oriented activities and atmosphere at this theater. Juline School Of Dance offers instruction in a number of dance styles, from classical to modern. Juline School Of Dance provides convenient parking in a connecting lot.

Signature Stadium 10 offers you a terrific film experience located conveniently in Modesto. With a sizzling plate of terrific food, this theater boasts among the best eats this side of the city. With its kid-friendly vibe, this theater is a great spot for families. Breathe in the fresh open air, watching a flick of your choice at the outdoor theater. Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles.

The dazzling, art-deco exterior of The State Theatre sends moviegoers back in time to Hollywood’s heyday. The elegant 1934 theater eschews the big-budget productions and 3D infomercials of today’s movie industry and instead screens classic films and indie features. On opening nights, The State Theatre often hosts Skype Q&A sessions with the directors and other filmmakers.

A high definition screen and booming speakers are worth paying for to have that full movie watching experience. Head on over to Pinecrest Theater in Modesto to watch the latest flicks in theaters! Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles.