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This parent-child program is designed to help kids get ready for TK and kindergarten. Led by an occupational therapist and a fellow parent, the sessions focus on building independence, fine motor skills, and confidence through hands-on activities. P...
The Sacramento History Museum is hosting a new exhibit titled Play Ball! Sacramento in the National Pastime. Located in the R. Burnett & Mimi Glide Miller Gallery at 101 I Street, the display covers 175 years of local baseball history, ranging from t...
This retrospective exhibition celebrates the work of California artist Suzanne Adan. Featuring approximately 75 pieces created throughout her career, the collection highlights her unique blend of fantasy, autobiography, and pop culture influences. Ad...
Stop by to view a collection of black and white works from both local and national artists. The gallery is open to the public and there is no cost to attend. If you find a piece you love, all of the artwork on display is available for purchase.
Explore the hidden history of Sacramento with this self-guided audio tour. The experience takes you through the city to uncover stories about political power brokers, the Senator Hotel, and the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. As you walk, you wil...
Join a guided walking tour through the streets of Midtown to sample a variety of local flavors. The experience highlights the neighborhood's culinary diversity, featuring stops for Asian street food and Spanish tapas. As you walk between venues, you...
Viewpoint Photographic Art Center is hosting its annual Members Exhibit, a tradition running since 1992. This showcase features photography from 100 different members, ranging from long-time charter members to those joining the gallery for the first...
If you enjoy drawing characters and want to learn how to turn those sketches into a comic or manga, this workshop is for you. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your process, you will learn how to build a two-page short story using eithe...
If you are looking to bring more depth to your artwork, this class covers the basics of one-point perspective. Teaching artist Linda Eisen will guide you through the process of creating three-dimensional effects in your drawings and paintings. Stude...
Mel Brooks' classic take on the Frankenstein legend comes to the stage in this musical production. The show features memorable moments from the original film alongside musical numbers like Puttin' on the Ritz, Transylvania Mania, and He Vas My Boyfri...
The Mills Station Arts & Cultural Center hosts The Honeycomb Project, a traveling exhibition focused on themes of resilience and social connection. The installation uses the honeycomb as a metaphor for how individuals are linked through their environ...
Spend your Thursday afternoons exploring the world of watercolor painting with Margaret Blanchfield. This course focuses on developing your artistic skills through a mix of demonstrations, hands-on work time, and group critique sessions. Each sessio...
Head down to the Old Sacramento Waterfront every third Thursday of the month to get a closer look at what our local small businesses have to offer. Shop owners open their doors from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. to share their craft through live demonstrations an...
Explore the history of the Old Sacramento Waterfront while sampling local cuisine on this guided walking tour. You will walk along the district's cobblestone streets and learn about the area's origins, including the impact of early fires and floods,...
The B Street Theatre is hosting its 7th annual New Comedies Festival. This event features four brand new, unproduced comedies written by playwrights from across the country. These scripts were selected from hundreds of submissions following a rigorou...
Ever want to visit CAM after the sun sets? Now’s your chance! We’re partnering up with the Third Thursdays program, which invites the community to visit businesses and organizations along the Old Sacramento Waterfront area on the Third Thursday of e...
Join a relaxed, drop-in art journaling session designed for creative time in a welcoming community setting. These sessions offer a space to explore your creativity alongside others without formal instruction or specific projects. Shared supplies lik...
Join Yoga Moves Us for evening yoga sessions at Fremont Park. Classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and focus on physical postures, breathing, and meditation to help with strength, flexibility, and mental well-being. - Br...
Join Top Chef alum and restaurateur Nelson Germán for an evening celebrating his new book, Caribbean Cocktails. Germán, known for his work at Meski, Sobre Mesa, and alaMar Kitchen & Bar, will be hosting a live cocktail mixing demonstration and meetin...
Head over to the California State Railroad Museum on Thursday, July 16, for the Museum Market Mixer. It is a chance to browse goods from local vendors while catching up with friends or meeting new people. - Date: Thursday, July 16 - Admission: $10 d...
Brazilian Capoeira combines music, movement, fun, and self-defense! Classes are taught by the only Brazilian Capoeira Master in Sacramento – Mestre Caboclinho, who is a world-renowned master. Classes also offer Brazilian samba drumming. No experience...
Catch a screening of the 1987 classic Dirty Dancing at the Crocker Art Museum. The film is part of the Movies off the Wall series, which takes place in the outdoor courtyard against the backdrop of the Teel Family Pavilion. - Time: The film begins a...
Celebrate Disability Pride Month with a special screening of the acclaimed film Daruma at the Crest Theater. Executive produced by Peter Farrelly, this film marks a milestone in cinema as the first U.S. movie to feature two leads with disabilities in...
Capital Stage Theatre presents the Sacramento premiere of The Two Kids That Blow Sh*t Up, written by Carla Ching and directed by Jeffrey Lo. The production runs from June 24 through July 26, 2026. For more information or to purchase tickets, please...
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Join us on Saturday, July 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a special speaker series centered on the world of baseball. Moderator Joe McNamara will lead discussions with a lineup of MLB players, scouts, and journalists, including Dusty Baker, Don Lyle,...
Author Mike Mason is stopping by Fairytale Town for a special visit. You can meet him on Saturday, July 18th, between 11 AM and 12:30 PM.
If you are looking to try your hand at improv without committing to a long-term course, Haus of Comedy is hosting monthly drop-in sessions. These classes are open to everyone, whether you are a seasoned improviser or have never stepped on a stage bef...
This monthly workshop series uses improv techniques to help you navigate everyday life with more confidence and presence. Facilitated by Bernie Baktashian, these sessions focus on practical skills like active listening, clear communication, and colla...
Spend an overnight adventure under the stars at Fairytale Town. This event includes exclusive access to the park, a scavenger hunt, lawn games, craft activities, and bedtime stories. You will wake up the next morning to a light continental breakfast...
This improvised comedy show features performers competing in fast-paced guessing games using mime, pantomime, and gibberish. The show runs for approximately one hour and is recommended for ages 15 and up due to potential language and content. Please...