This weekend in Elk Grove, CA

A Maya party on the river brings the fun to Swabbie's Restaurant & Bar.

Local artisans and makers gather at First United Methodist Church of Sacramento for a day centered on shopping, creativity, and community. Explore an indoor marketplace filled with handmade goods and distinctive pieces, ideal for thoughtful gifts or a special find for yourself while supporting local talent. Please use the west side entrance of the church. Vendors should register only by emailing artasylum.2023(at)gmail.com, since any other invitations or contacts are not authorized.

Enjoy a relaxed potluck at the Middle River Shelter. Bring a favorite dish to share. Only beer and wine are permitted. Parking is $6.

A national-scale collectibles showcase features 350 vendor tables filled with inventory across the major categories of the hobby. This large-scale experience is created for dedicated buyers, sellers, and collectors. Expect trading card game specialists covering Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic and more, sports card dealers with everything from vintage treasures to modern releases, comic vendors offering key issues, slabs, and raw books, and toy sellers spanning vintage favorites and contemporary pieces, along with additional corners of the collectibles world. Whether the goal is to secure investment-level cards, uncover rare comics, rediscover nostalgic toys, or negotiate a significant trade, it all comes together in one place.

This day trip travels on train 724 to Old Sacramento from Oakland, Martinez, Fairfield/Suisun, Vacaville, or Davis. Participants spend about five hours in the city, then return the same day. Stops include the Last Stop Saloon followed by Fanny Ann's. The first 50 rompers receive gift bags, and attendees are encouraged to bring extra cash for donations to local charities. Round trip train fares range from $12 to $58 depending on the departure point. Sacramento locals are welcome to take part, and outfit assistance is available from the organizer.

Explore East Lawn Memorial Park on a free tour with indoor and outdoor options. Learn how the cemetery was established in 1904 by Louis Breuner, son of John Breuner of Breuner’s Furniture, and take in the Art Deco main building with its five story tower completed in 1926. Along the way, hear about the individuals laid to rest here, from Sacramento pioneers and developers to politicians, brewers, bankers, and others who helped shape the region. To reserve a spot, call 916-732-2000.

This creative session concludes a chakra-themed series with a focus on the crown, inviting reflection on presence, meaning, and the hazy threshold between dreaming and waking, endings and beginnings. Whether someone feels crystal clear, newly awakened, still adrift in a dream, or somewhere in between, the canvas becomes a place to explore that in-between state without needing to solve it. A song sets the tone for the liminal mood, and painters are free to choose soft, misty hues or crisp, defined lines. There are no right answers and no demand to wake up, only space to give shape to the question and let it remain open. The fee is $20 per person, it is welcoming to ages 5 and up, and no painting experience is required. Please bring a snack or drink to share. To confirm attendance, call or text (916) 820-7056 or email dynamicbodytherapies1331@gmail.com.

This creative workshop invites participants to explore the chakra system through painting, music, and open-ended expression. Instead of lectures or meditation, each session centers on one energy point with a song to spark the mood and a theme that encourages whatever wants to appear on your canvas. No prior knowledge of chakras or painting is needed, and there is no expectation to share or explain your work. This session focuses on the Crown Chakra, guided by the song “The Dream is Over... Or Has It Just Begun,” offering space to reflect and create at your own pace. All supplies are provided, including paint and canvas, and the atmosphere is a friendly community setting at Deterding Park Community Center. The workshop welcomes ages 5 and up, the fee is $20 per person, and bringing a snack or drink to share is encouraged. To reserve a spot, call or text (916) 820-7056 or email dynamicbodytherapies1331@gmail.com.

Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen, cofounders of You Are Here, are collaborating with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at the 40 Acres location. This edition highlights the work of featured artist Carmen Gonzalez.

Kiwanis Days at the Pool brings a community treat to Gora Aquatic Center. The first 100 youth, ages 17 and under, receive complimentary admission courtesy of the Kiwanis Club of Galt. Adults accompanying a child can enter by paying the regular entrance fee, Adults $8 and Seniors $6, or by choosing the Dry Fee, $4 for Adults and Seniors. All standard facility rules apply.

Bed By 10 returns to Sacramento with a club experience created for adults 30 and over. Dance to favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, enjoy a welcoming atmosphere, and reconnect with the energy of classic nights out. The event takes place at The Rink Studios and is planned so you can have a great time without sacrificing the next day. By booking or purchasing tickets, attendees agree to the event’s terms and conditions. For questions, a customer service team is available.

Explore practical magic in the opening session of the Witch's Workshop Series, focused on crafting a personalized spell jar with guidance from Darcy Soga. The workshop welcomes both newcomers and seasoned practitioners, offering a friendly space to learn, create, and connect. Participants delve into the background and purpose of spell jars, examine how herbs and crystals can support intention setting, and design a jar that reflects their goals, finishing the piece with a traditional wax seal. Registration includes the jar and container, a selection of herbs and crystals, wax sealing materials, and printed handouts with instruction. The price is $35 per person. Tickets are available online or in-store at Mystical Celtic Heart, and seating is limited.

The Lodi Art Hop brings a free outdoor market for all ages to Idol Beer Works for a Night Market featuring Sayla’s Join the Band Program. Presented by the Lodi Arts Foundation, this gathering connects local creators with art lovers, supports the Lodi Arts Commission, expands paid opportunities for artists, and strengthens arts and culture in Lodi. Guests can get their Art Hop Passport stamped by visiting nearby exhibits at Double Dip Gallery, the Lodi Community Art Center, and Ruby’s Bakery for a chance to win a $25 voucher to spend on local art.

Sing, sip, snack, and slay at an evening where beauty meets karaoke inside J.D. Elixirs Salon. Drea’s Mobile Sweet Treats teams up with the salon team to offer free karaoke, complimentary treats from Drea’s, and drinks to add a little liquid courage. A free raffle features prizes such as hair care items and custom desserts. Salon artists will be available to talk about hair care, color, styling, and self expression. Tech demonstrations will showcase the salon’s color match machine along with full body massage chairs. Gender affirming care experts will be on hand to foster a safe, welcoming space for every person and identity. Hosted by Nick and Steven of J.D. Elixirs Salon, this gathering highlights community, creativity, and celebrating the beauty you already carry. Come for the singing, stay for the good vibes, and leave with fresh inspiration for your next look.

Enjoy a live tribute to Morgan Wallen by 7 Summers at Jessie's Grove Winery in Lodi, California.

Concerts on C Street spotlights Motown and R&B with Gary Bohannon & The Bad Habits Band. Local businesses collaborate with the series to boost the energy, encourage connections, and enrich each performance. The evening features live bands in the open air, a selection of food trucks, opportunities to meet area businesses, and a classic car showcase. Friends and families can settle in for a relaxed summer night of music and community on C Street.

An evening devoted to the transformative role of education features heartfelt stories and a Pakistani buffet with beloved classics. Attendees can connect with fellow TCF supporters, hear updates on TCF’s work in the field, and lend their support to the broader movement for education. The gathering takes place at SALAM Community Center.

Antsy McClain takes the stage with a blend of big laughs, tender storytelling, and memorable songs. His warm, good-natured humor celebrates the quirks and connections of everyday life, shaping ordinary moments into tunes that move from comedy to genuine poignancy. Rooted in themes of family, friendship, and small town living, the show feels intimate, like catching up with old friends. With over twenty albums and a loyal audience nationwide, he is known for performances that are both engaging and easy to relate to. Expect a performance filled with laughter, music, and true heart.

Amor Prohibido honors the music of Selena with a tribute performance at Ace Of Spades. The event welcomes all ages. Once you enter, re-entry is not permitted. Schedules and any supporting artists may change without notice, and refunds are not offered for such changes. For a smooth experience, purchase tickets only through official sources, as the box office cannot verify tickets from unauthorized third-party sellers and any scanning issues must be handled with that seller. Guests with mobility needs can request seating in a designated area for up to two people per party. Because space is limited, make a reservation soon after buying a General Admission ticket by emailing the venue with your performance details. The venue is cashless and accepts card and mobile pay.

At Good Luck Lounge, Resistance Swing outfit Lizzy & the Triggermen offers an upbeat antidote to the endless scroll, channeling the spirit of the Prohibition era with brassy, hard-swinging charts that turn everyday woes into dance-floor joy. The set steers clear of standards like "In the Mood" and instead spotlights sharp, modern stories, from gaslighting exes and tech bros to Lizzy's online shopping habit. The ensemble features top jazz musicians, with arrangements by Dan Barrett, who performed with Benny Goodman, and songwriting by Lizzy Shaps, whose wit has earned two Emmy nominations. The band has charted in multiple countries, reaching #3 on the iTunes Jazz Charts in the U.S., and has drawn millions of views across social media. A pre-show swing dance lesson with Scott Kaufman of Midtown Stomp is available before the music begins.

Benson Boone brings a night of live music to Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. The concert showcases his powerful voice, emotionally charged delivery, and a set that blends soulful ballads with popular tracks. With an engaging stage presence and plenty of energy, this performance is set to create a memorable evening for listeners in the arena.

Charlie Mac, an internationally recognized touring comedian and writer, takes the stage with high-energy storytelling and fearless humor. A Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner, he has performed at storied venues such as The Apollo, The Comedy Store, and the Laugh Factory. Offstage, he hosts a radio show on KAZI 88.7 FM that showcases his big personality and bold viewpoints, and he has authored more than 20 books, including the viral title Man, F**k Them Kids. Also appearing are fellow Kill Tony Golden Ticket winners J.J. Alexander, Tony Scar, and Ernest Evans Sr. J.J. brings quick wit, smart punchlines, and effortless command of the room. Tony Scar mixes stand-up with live music for a distinctive set. Ernest Evans Sr. delivers honest, relatable stories shaped by real-life experiences and sharp wit.

This marketplace takes over the second floor of Country Club Lanes & Event Center in Sacramento, bringing together buyers, sellers, and traders of footwear and fashion. Browse designer sneakers, limited releases, rare finds, and pre-owned pairs, along with handbags, shoes, streetwear, and accessories such as sunglasses, belts, scarves, small leather goods, jewelry, and watches. Admission is $25, with a $10 rate for children ages 2 to 10, and tickets are available only at the door. Vendors are encouraged to participate.

Create your own candle in this guided class where you’ll choose your vessel, fragrances, and colors, then decorate it before enjoying a more relaxed, social portion of the session while your candle cools. An instructor is on hand to help as needed, and the studio provides the tools and premium soy wax, along with options for glitter, glitter glue, and acrylic paint if you want to add extra sparkle. You’re welcome to bring your own decorating items too.

Come learn how to make Turkish mosaic lamps and candle holders. You can pick from the available patterns or design your own creation. This workshop is beginner-friendly, and no experience is needed. You will work with glass mosaic tiles, beads, and glue to build your masterpiece, and you’ll take your finished piece home. Battery operated tea lights are included with candle holders, and lamps come with a bulb and plug-in base. Some finishing products are provided to complete at home after curing.

A weekly community sound bath invites participants to relax and unwind on a pay-what-you-can basis, featuring a rotating lineup of local sound healers. Contributions of any amount are welcome, with a suggested range of $11 to $44, payable by cash or Venmo at the door. Donations are optional and help support fair compensation for the facilitators.

Choose a beginner West Coast Swing lesson with Christine or an intermediate class with John-Mark, then enjoy a social dance with music by DJ Rachelle. Admission is $12 per person and covers both the class and the dance. Hosted at The Ballroom of Sacramento.