Events in Berkeley This-week
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Events in Berkeley This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Berkeley offers a vibrant mix of live performances and sporting events that cater to diverse interests. Music enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting lineup, including the Bleachers concert at the iconic Greek Theatre on September 17, 2026, with main performances scheduled for the evening. Jazz lovers can enjoy the Electric Blues and Classic Grooves at Freight & Salvage on September 17, while classical jazz is highlighted by Ravi Coltrane’s Coltrane Centennial Celebration at The UC Theatre on September 19, adding a historic touch to the jazz scene.
The theatre scene is equally lively with Margaret Cho’s Choligarchy performing multiple times from September 15 to 19 at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre. These shows promise a humorous and thought-provoking experience, with performances scheduled throughout the week. Additionally, The Cook, a compelling theatrical piece, is staged at Berkeley Repertory Theatre from September 15 to 20, with various matinee and evening performances.
For sports fans, the California Golden Bears football game against Wagner Seahawks is set for September 19 at Memorial Stadium, offering an exciting day of collegiate football action. The venue will be bustling with fans supporting the local team.
Comedy fans can enjoy Matt Braunger at Cornerstone on September 18, and the jazz-focused ‘Jazz Is Dead’ at The UC Theatre on the same evening, ensuring a lively night of entertainment.
Other notable performances include the folk band Old Blind Dogs at Freight & Salvage on September 16, and Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds at Greek Theatre on September 15, providing a rich variety of musical styles throughout the week.
Overall, Berkeley's event scene this week is packed with cultural, musical, theatrical, and sporting events, making it an ideal time for residents and visitors to experience the city’s dynamic arts and entertainment offerings.