text: Art Expressions of San Joaquin – an artists' cooperative featuring the works of local artists – with a prior gallery on the Miracle Mile and ongoing shows at the Hilton Hotel, the County Administration Building and the Stockton Metropolitan Airport.
  Stockton Field Aviation Museum – sponsored by the Aeronautical Education Foundation, featuring WWII-era memorabilia.
  Murals depicting the city's history decorate the exteriors of many downtown buildings.
  Mexican Heritage Center & Gallery, Inc. — A non-profit located in downtown Stockton whose mission is to educate and promote art and culture for current and future generations. Since the late 1990s, the Mexican Heritage Center & Gallery has been a pioneer in bringing Mexican visual and performing arts to the Stockton community.
  With over 77,000 trees, the City of Stockton has been labeled Tree City USA some 30 times.
  Stockton has over 275 restaurants, ranging in variety reflective of the population demographics. A mix of American, African American, BBQ, Cambodian, Chinese, Filipino, Greek, Italian, Mexican and Vietnamese restaurants are abundant in the community reflecting the city's diverse culture. Cantonese restaurant On Lock Sam still exists and dates back to 1895.
  Festivals
  Stockton hosts many annual festivals celebrating the cultural heritage of the city, including:
  San Joaquin Children's Film Festival
  San Joaquin International Film Festival (February)
  Chinese New Year's Parade and Festival (First Sunday in March)