Name: Living Harriet Tubman Film Screening + Conversation
Start: 2026-10-08
End: 2026-10-08

Bulldog Stadium has been the home of the Fresno State football team since it first opened in 1980. At its present state, chair seating is available for more than 5,000 spectators on the west side of the stadium between the 18-yard lines to accommodate the contributors of the $7 million. There are also 4,240 chair-back seats on the east side and the rest of the stadium seating is on aluminum benches.

Bulldog Stadium at Fresno State

An AR / VR Fitness Arcade. At The Broken Controller, every visit is not just about playing a game; it's about experiencing a new reality, pushing your limits, and creating memorable moments. Our promise is to take you beyond the screen, to a world where you are not just a player but a part of the game. Because in our universe, the gaming experience is not controlled, it's lived.

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Welcome to Collect Coffee Bar! We are Fresno’s new hang-out spot, study pad and business meeting location. At Collect Coffee Bar, we believe in direct trade and local business. We believe in good people and good coffee! We proudly serve Portland’s Stumptown coffee, and the Valley’s Raizana tea, as well as pastries from local bakeries. So please enjoy our different brewing methods and pick out your mug from our wide collection. Just come sip, bite and collect.

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This 18-year-old stadium is like no other in the collegiate ranks with a current seating capacity of 2,453, and the Bulldogs sport an impressive home field record of 450-94 (.827) from 1996-2013. Not surprisingly, the stadium was singled out in the summer of 2000 by the American Institute of Architect San Joaquin for its "excellence in design and execution." The $3.2 million softball stadium features 1,688 permanent seat-back chairs that include 388 box seats, sunken dugouts, lights, concessions stands, restrooms, practice areas, enclosed batting cages, press box and scoreboard. Completely fenced in, Bulldog Diamond is 205 feet down the lines and 220 feet to center field. Bulldog Softball, home to the country's overall largest fan following since 1987, has amassed an outstanding winning percentage of .728 (1,592-594-1) in its 36-year history while hosting 21 of the 32 NCAA regional championships since 1982.

Margie Wright Diamond at Fresno State

The Fresno State Soccer & Lacrosse Field features a hybrid Bermuda grass blend and hosted the 2011 Western Athletic Conference Soccer Tournament. With a permanent scoreboard, sound system and intimate spectator viewing in place, a permanent press box, additional fixed seating and other amenities are planned to be installed in the near future.

Soccer and Lacrosse Field at Fresno State

Opened on Feb. 1, 1998, the Spalding G. Wathen Tennis Center is one of the premier tennis facilities in the western United States and has become a key fixture in the recent success of the Fresno State men's and women's tennis teams. The facility has played host to numerous NCAA events as well as the 2001 WAC Tournament. The men's team hosted the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament in 1999 and 2000 while the women did the same in 2001, 2007, and 2008. Perhaps the Center's most memorable match came during the 1999 NCAA's, when Fresno State knocked off USC 4-1 in the second round before a throng of over 1,000 enthusiastic fans. Both the men and women enjoy enthusiastic crowds at the spectator-friendly facility, and the support has lifted both programs to fantastic records at home. The men are 100-13 all-time in the facility while the women sport a 108-12 mark. The men's team was 13-1 at home during the 2008 campaign while the women were 11-2 during the same season. Beginning in the summer of 2002, the Wathen Tennis Center underwent an expansion that enhanced the look of the facility. In addition to resurfacing all 12 courts and replacing all wind screens, the grass berm and wrought-iron fencing that runs along the east side of the Center was extended to the north end of the courts. This allows spectators to comfortably enjoy viewing on all 12 courts and makes the complex the ideal location for WAC and NCAA Tournaments. Additionally, a generous donation from the Wathen family allowed for the addition of lights during the summer of 2005. The six courts inside the stadium are now surrounded by light towers, making the facility the perfect home for night matches. The Tennis Center was a result of a $250,000 donation from longtime Fresno State tennis supporter Spalding Wathen, an area home builder. The donation turned a good facility into a great one. Not long after receiving Wathen's donation, three new courts were constructed and six existing courts were resurfaced. A raised earthen berm was constructed alongside the six southernmost courts and an elevated viewing platform consisting of steel reinforced concrete was built between the six main courts. Approximately 400 luxury chair-back seats atop the platform face the complex's six main courts, making for easy viewing of all six courts while a dual match is in progress. Courts are also equipped with Colorado Time System scoreboards that keep running scores during matches, allowing spectators the opportunity to immediately know the score on every match at the facility. The facility is widely regarded as being unmatched in the San Joaquin Valley for ideal viewing for tennis matches.

Spalding Wathen Tennis Center

Warmerdam Field has been playing host to Fresno State home meets since its construction in 1976. The nine-lane, 400-meter on-campus facility is named after Cornelius "Dutch" Warmerdam, the former Fresno State head coach and world record holder in the pole vault. Warmerdam was the first vaulter to clear 15-feet, a height once considered insurmountable. A seven-time United States AAU pole vault champion, Warmerdam held the world pole vault record for four years (1940-43) while using a bamboo pole in a sawdust pit. Warmerdam competed for Fresno State in the 1930s before returning to serve as the Bulldog's head coach for 20 years. In 1989, the track was resurfaced by Balsom America Track Co. with a 60 percent polyurethan base and 40 percent EPDM rubber. Over the past decade, Warmerdam Field went through another facelift, adding grass berms around the east and south sides of the track. The grassy knolls provide additional seating as well as an aesthetic barrier to the surrounding parking. The first-ever dual meet held at Warmerdam was on April 23, 1977, when Fresno State hosted California. Most recently, Warmerdam Field hosted the 2007 WAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Warmerdam Field at Fresno State

Welcome to Sam's Burger! A restaurant that specializes in making one of one burgers, BBQ, philly cheesesteaks and variety of delicious sandwiches! It is Fresh & Local!

Sam's Burger

Grab your popcorn and candy and enjoy a movie with your family/friends at the Sierra Vista Cinemas! Check out the COVID regulations at https://www.santarosacinemas.com/sierra-vista

Sierra Vista Cinemas 16 - Sierra Vista Mall

Japanese Kitchen is a popular destination restaurant that provides three dining styles. Teppan-yaki is the most popular and features talented and skilled chefs who entertain with flair and precision while cooking in front of approximately eight diners. The other two areas include regular dining in which traditional Japanese cuisine is cooked in the kitchen. This includes popular selections of seafood, steaks and chicken. The Sushi Bar and sushi dining is also very popular and includes the freshest seafood and culinary talents of several veteran chefs.

Japanese Kitchen

Fresno and Clovis are the epicenter for sporting excellence at all levels (from youth to adult) in California. With 6,500+ hotel rooms, premier facilities, a central location, and great weather, sporting events can be held here without dealing with parking headaches and traffic issues. Don’t let the rural appearance fool you, this is the 5th largest city in California and our grit is greater.&#x20;

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Join us in person for an inspiring screening of the Living Harriet Tubman movie! Experience the powerful story of this legendary figure who changed history. Harriet Tubman's great great great niece, Ernestine Wyatt, along with the producers/directors of this film will be there! Bring your friends and family to enjoy a heartfelt film that honors courage and freedom. Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and be inspired together!

Living Harriet Tubman Film Screening + Conversation

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