When
Saturday, October 24, 2026
4:00 to 7:00 PM
Sunset is about 6:18 PM, so the last hour is dusk and early dark. The city lights come on below the hill. It is the best part!
A free evening for Oclef families on the hill at Fowler Creek Park. Wear a costume, play one short piece if you like, and watch the city lights come on.
Everything grown-ups need to know.
Saturday, October 24, 2026
4:00 to 7:00 PM
Sunset is about 6:18 PM, so the last hour is dusk and early dark. The city lights come on below the hill. It is the best part!
Fowler Creek Park, Evergreen, San Jose
On Altia Ave at Cortona Dr.
Just off the parking lot, where the walkway by the playground meets the path up the hill.
Heads up: We are not at either picnic pavilion. You will see the pavilion signs. Walk past them to the path up the hill.
Park in the lot off Altia Ave (or on Cortona Dr). Walk to where the path by the playground heads up the hill. Look for the pumpkins!
Park in the lot entered from Altia Ave, or on the street along Cortona Dr.
Public restrooms are in the park, near the parking lot.
Open in MapsFree! Bring friends and family. Count everyone in your sign-up so we order enough pizza.
A grown-up stays with their kids the whole time. It is a public park.
Optional: your own ball or frisbee.
Updates come by email, and by text for families who opt in.
Any costume is perfect. Music costumes win extra cheers.
One sign-up per family. It takes about two minutes.
Getting the sign-up ready…
No. Playing is optional. Lots of kids come for the costumes, pizza and games. You can choose no thanks now and change your mind later from your private link.
Yes! Everyone is welcome. Count them in your headcount so we order enough pizza.
Park in the lot entered from Altia Ave, or on the street along Cortona Dr. We meet just off the parking lot, where the walkway by the playground meets the path up the hill. We are not at either picnic pavilion. You will see the pavilion signs. Walk past them to the path up the hill.
A grown-up stays with their kids the whole time. It is a public park.
That’s normal! They can play a short piece, play with a friend, or just listen. There is no stage, just a piano on a hill and a friendly crowd.