Ballroom Dancing: Ballroom dancers of all ages are welcome. Mondays, 7-9 p.m. DJs and bands provide the music. Air conditioning, wood floor, light refreshments and convenient parking. $6 per person. Camden Community Center, 3369 Union Ave., San Jose. 408-559-6209. San Jose Widows and Widowers: Join the group for breakfast and learn more about the association every Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. Goodies Coffee Shop, Bascom and Apricot, Campbell. 408-279-1278. Willow Glen Icebreakers: The Campbell-based Toastmasters group meets Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30 a.m. Sarahcare, 450 Marathon Drive, Campbell. For more information, contact membership vice president Maurice Kay Chamberlain at mrkay@sbcglobal.net.

If you want to check them out, Saratoga’s annual Witchy Walk-A-Bout, taking place along Big Basin Way from 2 to 4 p.m, Saturday, is a great time to do so, Kids are encouraged to dress in costume and trick-or-treat at downtown businesses, This event was started in San Jose in 1997 by artists Rick Moreno and Maria Luisa Colmenarez, It was held at Moreno’s home until moving to the Mexican Heritage Plaza, It didn’t take place last year but has been brought ballet shoe bracelet, ballerina slipper jewellery, dance jewelry, personalised present, initial bracelet, dancer present, gifts back thanks to the support of Alcario Castellano, with Giant Creative’s Chris Esparza at the helm as executive producer..

From: Nashville, Tenn.Website: https://sopharela.bandcamp.comTwitter: @sopharelaBay Area show: April 7, Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, $10, www.bottomofthehill.com. Sophie Allison is just 20. And the name she’s chosen to record under, Soccer Mommy, is decidedly uncool. But the debut album, “Clean,” has received high marks from all the hippest of judges. Pitchfork, sometimes seen as the peak of hipster snobbiness, raved unreservedly about the album. Behind a curtain of jangly guitar, Allison’s lyrics speak transparently of teen angst and disillusionment. And lots of people are listening. She had been on SXSW must-see lists from NPR, Paste and others.

Celebrating 60 years of dance, ANTIOCH — Doreen’s School of Dance presents “Celebrate 60!” 7 p.m, June 21 at the Antioch High School Beede Auditorium, 700 W, 18th St, Dancers 3 through adult celebrate the studio’s 60 years of dance education with ballet shoe bracelet, ballerina slipper jewellery, dance jewelry, personalised present, initial bracelet, dancer present, gifts a variety show including tap, jazz and ballet, Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for youth, Tickets available a the door, For information, call Mimi Costa-White at 925-757-8991, Las Vegas-style show comes to El Campanil, ANTIOCH — The Dance Network presents The Golden Follies’ “Music Makes Us Dance” at the El Campanil Theatre, 602 W, Second St..

The Book-Go-Round: The Friends of the Saratoga Libraries are looking for volunteers for their used bookstore, the Book-Go-Round, in downtown Saratoga. Easy work with a scheduled monthly commitment of 2½-3½ hours. Adults only. For more information, call Bobbi Stek, store manager, 408-868-0376. Peter Rowan’s Bluegrass Band: The six-time Grammy nominee and his band perform original songs along with Carter Family and Bill Monroe favorites. Jan. 8, 8 p.m. Montalvo Arts Center, 15400 Montalvo Road, Saratoga. $50-$55. montalvoarts.org, 408-961-5858.