• What is the weather like in Tracy?
    • The weather in Tracy is lovely all year long, though temperatures and humidity rise during the months of July and August.
  • What attractions can visitors enjoy in Tracy?
    • Tracy is renowned for its array of museums, attractions, shops, wineries, breweries, and restaurants.

Attend a concert at Grand Theatre Center for the Arts

Attend a concert at Grand Theatre Center for the Arts

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Grand Theatre Center for the Arts has been the community’s primary center for the arts since it opened in 1923 as a premier vaudeville half-house. By the late 20s the theatre converted to show talkies, or motion pictures with sound, and then functioned as an eclectic movie house that also scheduled the occasional live performance. The theatre has now been historically renovated to support art of all kind while adding amenities that have been suggested by hundreds of community leaders, educators, art patrons, and parents. There are several events held throughout the year in the form of theater performances, concerts, photography exhibits, artists’ workshops, and much more.

Address: 715 N Central Avenue, Tracy, CA 95376, Phone: 209-831-6858

Taste craft beers at Morgan Territory Brewing

Taste craft beers at Morgan Territory Brewing

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Though it was initially a part of the award-winning Schooner’s Grille & Brewery since 2014, Morgan Territory Brewing may have a new name, new location, and new goal, but it’s still the same flavor you love concocted by the very same brew master, Craig Cauwels. Deciding to branch away from the grill and focus on the production and distribution of creative and distinctive craft beers, the brewery includes a large warehouse complete with beautiful tasting room. You can try their bold and diverse high-quality beers such as the California Cream Ale, the Grinding Stone Oatmeal Stout, and the Old Diablo Barley Wine.

Address: 1885 N MacArthur Drive, Tracy, CA 95376, Phone: 209-834-8664

Learn about local history at the Tracy Historical Museum


Learn about local history at the Tracy Historical Museum

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No other place better preserves and shares the history of the city of Tracy than the Tracy Historical Museum. Visitors will be able to learn a lot about Tracy, its people, and the many significant events from its past that has shaped it to the community it is today. The museum is housed in a depression-era post office building and is filled with artifacts, historic photographs, and other memorabilia which have been collected and donated over the years. If you call in advance, the museum would be more than happy to schedule a docent-led tour by one of their experienced and informative guides.

Address: 1141 Adam Street, Tracy, CA 95376, Phone: 209-832-7278

Go wine tasting at the Windmill Ridge Winery

Go wine tasting at the Windmill Ridge Winery

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Situated within the Tracy Hills Appellation, the Windmill Ridge Winery was founded in 2007 and has grown to offer an array of award-winning wines. Once you enter the gates of Windmill Ridge you’ll be transported to a tranquil and elegant space that seems far from the hustle and bustle of the city. Visitors are encouraged to explore the expansive lawn and visit the gardens and gazebo during their visit. There’s even a designated outdoor picnic area that also welcomes pets. Once you’ve headed to the tasting room, there’s a high chance you’ll get to meet and have a chat with their artistic winemaker, Jorge, while enjoying their array of reds, whites, and blends.

Address: 8350 W Linne Road, Tracy, CA 95304, Phone: 209-834-0005

Have a picnic in the Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area


Have a picnic in the Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area

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One of eight SVRAs administered by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, the Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area can be found in eastern Alameda. The area was originally the sign of the Carnegie Brick and Pottery Company which was established in 1902 and slowly formed a community around it which included a hotel, a saloon, a bakery, a school, two bunkhouses, and seventeen homes. Though it was short lived, you can still see what’s left of the historic brick company, ride on one of their many tracks, rest in the day use area, or even go camping overnight.

Address: 18600 Corral Hollow Road, Tracy, CA 95376, Phone: 925-447-9027

Learn to skydive with Skydive California


Learn to skydive with Skydive California

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Skydive California is one of the state’s premier skydiving facilities. As part of the United States Parachutist Association and home to some of the most talented skydivers in the world, Skydive will ensure that you have a fun, memorable experience while instilling the utmost safety measures. All of the instructors have gone through rigorous training of the highest standard. You can learn to skydive or go on a tandem skydive experience. The rush of leaping from 13,000 feet above the Bay Area as you reach speeds of up to 120 mph, and then serenely float as you open your parachute is sure to be one of the most thrilling experiences of your life.

Address: 25001 Kasson Road, Tracy, CA 95304, Phone: 209-835-7474

Spend a morning at the Tracy Golf & Country Club

Spend a morning at the Tracy Golf & Country Club

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The Tracy Golf & Country Club is a member owned private country club that was established in 1955. There are different tiers of membership and non-member play is welcome as well. The original 9 hole golf course was expanded in 1969 to a championship 18 hole layout, ensuring that golfers of all levels have a challenging and enjoyable experience. Other facilities at Tracy Golf & Country Club include practice bunkers, a full driving range, full practice areas with two practice greens, and a Pro Golf Shop. Class A PGA Pro, Chris Bitticks, is a part of the club and provides private lessons and conducts youth programs for those who are interested.

Address: 35200 South Chrisman Road, Tracy, CA 95377, Phone: 209-835-9463


Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and blooming wildflowers. Hampton Inn Tracy – A comfortable stay with great amenities. Visit Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area – Perfect for off-roading and outdoor adventures.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and great for local events. Fairfield Inn by Marriott Tracy – A well-rated and convenient hotel. Explore Tracy Farmers’ Market – Enjoy fresh local produce and handmade goods.
Fall (September-November) – Pleasant weather and beautiful fall colors. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tracy – A modern stay with excellent service. Hike at Bethany Reservoir – A scenic spot for walking, fishing, and picnicking.
Winter (December-February) – Cool and perfect for cozy indoor activities. Best Western Luxury Inn – A budget-friendly and comfortable stay. Visit Grand Theatre Center for the Arts – Experience live performances and art exhibitions.

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