Good morning, Folsom.

Historic Folsom offers live music at the Zittel Family Amphitheater with the Rotary Series featuring concerts by Brisco County, Granite City 909, and Have Mercy on Sept.

11, 19, and 26, while Clean Slate and Light Up the Dark perform on Sept. 18 and 12, adding music + community support.

Folsom welcomes Circus Vargas’ all-human show Masquerade, running through Sept.

21 at Lakeside Church near Oak Avenue Parkway & East Bidwell Street. The Big Top features acrobats, aerialists and motorcycle riders who bring traditional circus thrills alive for all ages.

Fat Rabbit Public House in Folsom hosts recurring trivia nights — the venue is at 825 Sutter Street — where winners earn gift certificates and other prizes while enjoying a full bar, craft beer, and weekly food specials.

Historic Folsom hosts the ninth annual Light Up the Dark Music Festival on Sept.

12 at the Zittel Family Amphitheater, featuring Journey Revisited and The Sky Kings. Food vendors open at 5:30 p.m. and music begins at 6:30 p.m. + the free event supports Powerhouse Ministries' long-time recovery programs.

Broadstone Sports Club earned national recognition as the first large facility in Northern California to receive a USTA Outstanding Facility Award (given Aug.

31) and highlighted its top-tier courts, junior programs and competitive adult leagues in Folsom.

The Eagles at Vista del Lago will face Reed High School on Friday at 7 p.m. at the high school, hoping to earn their first win after an 0-2 start; last week, quarterback Jacoby More threw 340 yards and three touchdowns (providing a spark for their improved offense).