Good morning, Folsom.

Folsom neighborhoods will host block parties, ice cream socials, and gatherings for National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug.

4. Local police, firefighters, and city officials will join residents in events that build closer, safer community bonds.

American Legion Post 362 is hosting its annual Island Nights fundraiser at the Folsom Veterans Hall, where tropical-themed food, music and prize giveaways will support veterans programs.

Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite Hawaiian shirts for a fun, community event.

On Friday, Twin Lakes Food Bank hosted its annual Back 2 School Extravaganza where nearly 400 students from pre-K through 12 received backpacks filled with supplies, groceries, haircuts, and treats, plus activities like face painting and a visit from Spider-Man (a returning favorite). Folsom Mayor Justin Raithel attended the event.

Britney and Erin Eason have fostered over 40 children, including sibling sets, to provide a safe and loving home for kids in Sacramento County.

They urge local residents to attend free resource parent orientations (dates vary) to help meet the growing need.

SeeTrees, an indie-rock band that blends old and new sounds, will perform at the Historic Folsom Hotel Saloon on Saturday, Aug.

8 at 7 p.m. at 703 Sutter Street — the show is open to all ages.

Folsom’s Prospector Park was named the 2026 American Public Works Association Sacramento Chapter Project of the Year in Parks and Trails for its design and community input.

City officials said the park, once undeveloped, will celebrate its transformation + honor at an awards event later this month.