Events in Elk Grove today

The Panturas perform at The Starlet Room in a show presented by Harlow's. This event is open to all ages.

The Airborne Toxic Event brings an emotional, high-energy indie rock show, with each song striking a chord with the audience and building a charged, intimate vibe. A powerful night of music that lingers long after the last note.

Build your salsa skills in a ladies-focused class that centers on body movement, styling, and spin technique. It is designed to boost confidence, refine precision, and add grace to your dancing. All experience levels are welcome. Private lessons are also available in salsa and bachata for partner work or solo training.

An open microphone night dedicated to stand-up brings together brand-new comics, seasoned pros, and everyone in between as part of an up-and-coming talent series. Expect a lively mix of experiments, fresh bits, and works in progress... sets that can be uproarious and occasionally rough around the edges as performers test new material and sharpen their jokes. Many enjoy seeing comics at this stage and being able to say they watched them early on. Any comedian is welcome to perform. Tickets are $7 with no additional fees. Performers are encouraged to review the Performer Information and Guidelines in advance. Signups take place in front of the theater before the show, the host will meet performers there, and no further signups are accepted once the show has begun.

Regular host Chloe leads a weekly RevCo quads session on Wednesdays at Doc Oliver Baseball Field - Land Park. Participation is limited to adults 18 and older due to liability and insurance requirements. Rules for play are available online, and weekly start times are confirmed through the event chat.

Unwinding Time offers a relaxed creative space at Westminster where participants can de-stress together. Bring a personal project to work on, pick up techniques like knitting, crochet, or sewing from others, or simply enjoy friendly conversation. Everyone is welcome, including all ages, gender identities, experience levels, and any fiber-focused craft. This is a community gathering and not a religious event. Research links everyday creative activity with benefits such as slower cognitive decline, a lower risk of heart disease, and an overall boost to well-being.

A 5Rhythms class at The Auditorium at CLARA invites participants to explore five distinct energies—Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical and Stillness—without set choreography. Dancers are encouraged to let movement arise from the music and the breath, trusting that there is no wrong way to participate. Each rhythm offers its own kind of learning, and over time the practice can nurture connection with body, heart, mind, soul and spirit. People of many experience levels share the floor, and every person’s dance is uniquely their own. Guidance is offered by certified 5Rhythms Teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional guest instructors, and sessions often include two waves. Originated by Gabrielle Roth and practiced around the world, 5Rhythms approaches movement as both medicine and metaphor, supporting transformation through embodied awareness. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and barefoot is preferred. Expect music and a classic wood floor in a room that welcomes a wide range of movers. Pricing options include a $25 single-class drop-in, a 10-class card for $225 and a first-time three-class pass for $50. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, Venmo or PayPal.

At Sanctuary Sacramento, a donation-based goddess circle offers a welcoming and inclusive space for women. This sister circle centers open, heartfelt sharing without advice giving or attempts to fix one another’s challenges. Participants are invited to speak their truth while others listen with care and respect, and all conversations remain confidential within the circle. Contributions are pay-what-you-can at the door by cash or Venmo, with a suggested range of $11 to $33.

Comedian Lance Woods brings a live stand-up performance to Punch Line Sacramento, showcasing his distinctive style and sense of humor. This show centers on laughter and entertainment and aims to be a memorable night with plenty of laughs.

Helix Night gathers four improv teams for an on-the-spot comedy showcase sparked by cast members sharing true stories from their past. Each set starts with a single suggestion from the audience, then unfolds into quick, playful scenes. Expect a mix of fresh faces and seasoned performers, all of whom have completed the Comedy Spot’s Improv 101-301, passed auditions, and continue building their skills through regular rehearsals and stage time. Tickets are $7 with no additional fees.

Men in Galt can take part in a free, outdoor fitness session that follows the F3 program and is led in a rotating fashion. It offers more than a workout.

KSSU marks 35 years with a full day of programming that honors the station’s beginnings, first highlighted by a State Hornet article announcing KEDG’s debut on campus. The day features the return of alumni shows, panel discussions, a reception, live performances, and more.

An in-person business mixer brings professionals together to meet new people, share ideas, and explore partnerships. Hosted at Community West Bank and co-hosted by Greater North Sacramento Chamber, Natomas Chamber, Sacramento Asian Chamber, Greater Arden Chamber, and East Sacramento Chamber, the gathering connects local businesses from five chambers in one place. The focus is on conversation, collaboration, and building relationships in a relaxed evening setting.

An eight week program welcomes young actors into an imagination centered space to build confidence, creativity, and teamwork through acting games, character exploration, and hands on skill development. Each session blends movement, storytelling, and ensemble collaboration so every child can grow as a performer while having fun. The program concludes with a free, full length show for family and friends that celebrates everything the cast has created together.

Laugh It Forward features Ellis Rodriguez as the headliner. From each admission, $20 is directed to Welcome Home Housing, creating a night of entertainment that also supports this organization.

Enjoy a weekly pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C every Thursday. Participation is free, and you can play while ordering your favorite food or beverages. Prizes include a $30 gift certificate for first place, $20 for second, and a $10 gift certificate for the team that finishes second to last.

Bring friends for a laid back trivia gathering with neighborhood hosts. Grab a bite, share some laughs, and enjoy a dog friendly atmosphere.

Harlow’s presents Rome Streetz on the Sock It to My Pocket Tour with Fergie Baby and $ha Hef. Rising from Brooklyn’s underground, he has earned a devoted audience through praised projects and collaborations with respected producers and peers. Expect evocative wordplay, a distinctive flow, and unflinching street narratives from a standout voice in today’s underground rap. He is preparing to release the album Sock It To My Pocket, expected to include surprise guest appearances, adding to a catalog defined by punchy lyricism and high caliber collaborations. This is an all ages event.

Fresh, locally grown produce arrives in North Sacramento with the Mobile Farmers Market, a traveling marketplace that makes fruits and vegetables convenient and affordable for neighborhoods that face barriers to healthy food. Sponsored by Councilmember Roger Dickinson in collaboration with the Center for Land-Based Learning and Sierra Service Project, this market on wheels connects shoppers directly with the farmers who grow their food and creates opportunities for small and beginning farms. The program prioritizes sustainably grown and culturally relevant crops, pays farmers fairly, and encourages community participation to strengthen a more equitable and resilient regional food system. Shoppers using SNAP/EBT are welcome, and Market Match provides a 50 percent discount to help stretch benefits further. According to a 2023 report from the Yolo Food Bank, nearly one in three Yolo County residents experience food insecurity, and this mobile market helps address that need by reducing both financial and physical barriers to access. It serves ethnically diverse, low income communities identified as food insecure, with outreach materials available in Russian, Farsi, and Spanish. Most produce is sourced from nearby small farms, with at least 60 percent grown within 25 miles and all of it coming from within 100 miles. Farmers work closely with the market to offer hard to find ingredients that reflect the tastes of the community.

Fall Crown centers on the Crown Tournament of succession, hosted by Their Royal Majesties Roric and Sibyl. Planning is just getting underway and more details will be shared as they are finalized. For questions or additional information, contact the event steward, Samantha O’Brien (Stephanie Russell), at samanthaobrien@westkingdom.org. The gathering is set at Mahon Family Ranch. Site fees are $30 for members, $40 for non-members, and free for attendees 17 and under. Driving directions: travel via Highway 99 toward Elk Grove. If approaching from the north, exit to Grant Line Road heading east. If coming from the south, use the Kammerer/Grant Line exit and turn left onto Grant Line Road going east. After about a mile, note a large warehouse painted in teal, white, and two shades of gray. Continue just past it and turn into the apparent parking area, then follow the SCA signs. Keep left onto the gravel road heading south, continue roughly a mile to the next SCA sign leading toward the event field, then proceed another half mile to reach the site. Updates will be provided as plans come together.

Bike Night at Harley-Davidson of Sacramento brings riders together for an evening featuring food, prizes, and on-site vendors. It offers a friendly setting to connect with fellow riders and the local riding community.

A free community concert brings Grateful Dead tribute sounds to Gibbons Park, as Mission Oaks Shakedown performs with the Nipper Brothers. Guests can relax on lawn chairs or blankets, enjoy live music, and explore food trucks and local vendors throughout the event. Food vendors are provided by Food In The Hood 916. MORPD annual sponsors are House Real Estate, Sacramento County Supervisor Rich Desmond, and Sierra Oaks Dental. Whether longtime fans or simply looking for a night out in the community, attendees can look forward to a laid-back gathering under the open sky.

Enjoy a no-cost concert at Carmichael’s Gibbons Park, complemented by food trucks and local vendors. Bring your own lawn chair for comfortable seating, and plan for a family-friendly outing.

Enjoy a spirited evening of live funk, R&B, and soul from a horn-powered band as part of the Ancil Hoffman Golf Club Summer Concert Series. Bring a chair or reserve a table, then settle in for a groove-filled show.

Funky Fresh Fridays is a monthly mashup of karaoke and a curated night market hosted by Many Mumbling Mice at FlowerFist Market. Browse local vendors, enjoy food and drinks, and design a custom rollerball perfume at a hands-on scent bar. Step up to the mic solo or with friends, with karaoke participation free for everyone. The night brings together music, creativity, and community with plenty of opportunities to sing, shop, connect, and create.

At the California State Capitol-West Steps, this National Day of Remembrance gathering centers on reading the names of loved ones along with their date of death. Permission is requested each year before names are read, and those who want a name included are asked to email the name and date of death as they would like it read by the noted deadline. Other support groups and state agencies will be present, and arriving a little early is welcome for anyone who wishes to connect with them.

Experience a music-driven take on bingo where songs replace numbers and the playlist becomes the playing field. Track titles from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and memorable film and TV themes fill your card. Every card is uniquely built, keeping the pace quick, fresh, and unpredictable. After the music rounds, the spotlight shifts to eight rapid-fire trivia questions that test knowledge and charge up the crowd. It is a fusion of bingo, music, and trivia for a loud, high-energy night from the first chorus to the final question.

The Nickel Slots bring their show to The Green Room Social Club in Historic Downtown Placerville, with Danny Morris and the California Stars kicking things off. The venue welcomes all ages. Guests are encouraged to arrive early and stay through the final notes. Tickets and table reservations can be arranged in advance through the venue.

Ellis Rodriguez brings high-energy stand-up shaped by his Northern California roots, service in the U.S. Marine Corps, and the perspective of a middle child in a family of nine with Panamanian parents. Known for quick rapport and big-stage charisma, he regularly headlines at The Improv, Laughs Unlimited, and Tommy T’s. His credits include Kevin Hart’s Comedy Central series Hart of the City, plus wins at the San Francisco Comedy Competition and the San Diego Comedy Festival. His album Go Be A Clown is available on streaming platforms.

A.J. Croce takes the stage with his band for Croce Plays Croce, honoring the classic songs of his father, Jim Croce, alongside favorites from his own acclaimed catalog. The performance weaves music and stories into a heartfelt concert at The Crest Theater.

Step into an interactive murder mystery dinner in Sacramento, where every guest becomes part of the investigation and the culprit might be closer than expected. Follow the trail of clues, mingle with suspects, and piece together the puzzle as the story unfolds toward a final reveal. Hosted at The Old Spaghetti Factory, this theatrical experience pairs the intrigue of a whodunit with a three course meal featuring entree options like Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, Spicy Spaghetti Vesuvius, Lasagna, and Breast of Chicken Fettuccini. One soft drink is included with the meal without refills, a cash or credit card bar is available for additional beverages, and substitutions can be made for an added charge. The performance runs about two hours, and the series showcases rotating themes such as Midnight at the Masquerade, Best Laid Plans, and Death of a Gangster.

Marco Antonio Solís fills Golden 1 Center with beloved songs, deep feeling, and commanding stage presence. The show builds a genuine bond with the audience, turning the night into a collection of lasting memories. A warm celebration of great music.

Rooted in a quiet alley meetup, this gathering at Chloé Cà Phê + Roastery favors meaningful conversation over big crowds. Expect a small field of about twenty to thirty cars, with an emphasis on craftsmanship and the people who build, fix, and drive them. It is family friendly, with a clear ask to bring kids and leave egos behind. The alley setting helps keep things slow and safe, and the focus is on community rather than attention. Coffee pairs with talk shop, and a farmers market sits a short walk away for an easy follow up. Please treat the venue with care, as it is private property, and anyone who disrespects the space will be asked to leave so it can remain a sanctuary.

Anyone who could use a little help with laundry can connect with the Laundry Love team at Franklin Speed Wash. The Sacramento County Book Mobile will be on site offering free resources for all ages. For questions, or to learn about serving or donating items, contact laundrylove@citychurchsac.org.

The Sacramento Reptile Show fills more than 100,000 square feet with live animals, specialty gear, and memorable up-close experiences. See a 10-foot, 100-pound alligator, explore an extensive venomous exhibit with over 45 species that includes king cobras and black mambas, and take in a showcase featuring more than 3,000 reptiles while drawing a crowd of over 18,000 enthusiasts. Learn at an interactive education area presented by Brad’s World Reptiles, then check out the giant alligator feature hosted by Wild Things. Thinking about a new scaly companion? Talk with reputable breeders, find healthy pets, and shop habitats, supplies, and care products all in one place. Tickets are available online and in person at Pets To Go stores in Elk Grove.

A popular monthly in-store promotion is back with 26% off for those planning 2026 weddings, applied to already reduced prices at Brides for a Cause locations. The tradition began as a way to support brides who postponed celebrations in 2020 and has continued due to strong demand. The 26% offer runs regularly, but it pauses during certain holiday periods when different promotions take place, including a separate weekend at 20% off and an end of year event where everything is 30% off. Shopping is by reservation, with walk-ins accommodated if space allows. Making a reservation ensures a fitting room is ready. Boutique policies include a limit of the bride plus three guests, no children under 12 including babies unless arranged in advance, and no food or drinks other than water. For questions about guest counts or exceptions for children, contact the store directly.

Der Biergarten brings its ninth annual Oktoberfest street celebration to Midtown Sacramento, featuring German beer, German cuisine, live music, games, and other entertainment. Expect traditional sounds from The Gruber Family Band alongside party music from a DJ, all set in a lively festival atmosphere. Tickets are limited and have sold out in each of the past five years, and there are no refunds. Do not purchase tickets on Facebook or other unofficial sources, as counterfeit tickets will be denied at entry and attendance limits will be enforced to meet fire code. This event is for ages 21 and over, and a valid ID is required for Sacramento Police to check.

Rotary Elk Grove presents a Beef & Reef fundraiser at SES Hall Elk Grove, combining great food with opportunities to give back. Enjoy BBQ tri-tip, pasta, and an oyster and shrimp feed, with a vegetarian option available on request. A no-host bar accompanies a silent auction, followed by dinner and a live auction. Every bite and bid supports Rotary-funded youth programs as well as community and international projects. Tickets are $75.

The Billy Martini Show makes its debut at Miners Leap Winery as part of the Summer Under the Stars concert series. Season passes are available for the series, including a VIP option for $500 with VIP seating for all ten performances and a general seating pass for $350. No paper tickets are needed, simply give your name at the entrance. Guests may bring their own snacks and food, and food trucks will be on site, but outside alcohol is not permitted and coolers may be inspected. Bring blankets and chairs for lawn seating, since this is a picnic-style experience. All shows take place outdoors in any weather, there is no covered seating, and general admission is on the lawn. Smoking is not allowed. Tickets are nonrefundable. Well behaved dogs are welcome with cleanup required. Children 12 and under are admitted free without a ticket. Travelers coming from out of the area will find hotels nearby.

Enjoy a patio set with Innersoul performing dance hits. There is no cover charge.

Experience a surge of 90s nostalgia as 90s Rockshow takes over Jessie’s Grove Winery with a set packed with era-defining hits. A live string section joins the band, enriching the sound and giving beloved anthems a fresh, layered feel. Expect music made famous by Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and more. This high-energy performance blends a lively concert atmosphere with the relaxed vibe of a winery, creating a welcoming night for rock fans and wine enthusiasts alike.

Set out on a guided evening paddle along the Mokelumne River, launching from the Boat House at Lodi Lake. The group will glide out to watch the moon rise, then return by the light of the full moon. The experience lasts about an hour and a half. Pricing is $72 per person with a kayak rental, which includes paddles and personal flotation devices, or $45 if bringing your own equipment. Pre-registration is required. Plan to arrive about 20 minutes before your scheduled start so everyone can launch on time. Glow sticks attached to kayaks are welcome, while flashlights are discouraged to protect the night vision and safety of other paddlers. Marking interest on social media does not reserve a spot. Cancellations more than 48 hours in advance may receive a full refund or credit. Cancellations within 24 to 48 hours receive credit only. Within 24 hours there is no refund or credit, and no shows are not eligible. For reservations call 209.471.5988. For cancellations call 209.210.2612.

Téada brings its traditional Irish sound to The Sofia in Downtown Sacramento. The ensemble from Ireland includes six accomplished musicians dedicated to Irish traditional music and has headlined major festivals across North America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Australia. The performance showcases the rich sounds of Ireland’s musical heritage in a focused, roots-driven program.

Marking 25 years together, Téada celebrates Irish traditional music while staying true to its roots and welcoming new audiences. The group has earned international recognition and serves as a vibrant ambassador for Irish culture. Their touring history includes repeat headlining appearances at major festivals across Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Australia. Notable moments include a stadium performance for 30,000 in Brittany and appearances at Rainforest World Music Festival and Penang World Music Festival in Malaysia, the Edmonton Folk Festival in Canada, the Harare International Festival of the Arts in Zimbabwe, and World Music Festival Taiwan.

Harlow’s presents an all-ages performance by Slow Magic, an enigmatic electronic producer whose music plays with contrasts of light and dark, intensity and calm. The third project, Float, stretches across modern electronic pop and grew out of travels to Iceland and a first performance in Japan, bringing new elements like live drums and guest vocalists into the mix, including MNDR, Kate Boy, Tropics, and Peter Silberman. The catalog also includes the second album How to Run Away and the fifth studio release forgotten feels, with a bonus edition planned for the former and a sixth studio album titled emotion engine on the way.

This event has been moved to a new date and will take place at The Side Door in Sacramento. Please note the schedule change when making plans.

Julieta Venegas brings the Norteña Tour 2026 to Channel 24 in Sacramento. A presale through Another Planet Entertainment is available with the password birthday, and presale tickets are offered online only. General tickets will be released after the presale.

Brief Tiny World takes the stage for a fully improvised theater experience shaped by audience ideas. Featuring Andy Sarouhan, Ford Lawson, Jessilee Windhaus, and Sara Lovelady, the show unfolds in the moment at the Eagle Theater with spontaneous scenes, drama, and laughs. Tickets cover admission to the other shows happening the same evening, and hand stamps make it easy to step out and return. This event is recommended for ages 15 and up and may include strong language, loud sounds, and bright lights. Concessions are available, including water, soda, candy, and popcorn. The venue offers wheelchair-accessible seating with ramped access, and accessible public restrooms are located across the street. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable. Presented by Haus of Comedy, which offers improv classes, live shows, and team-building in Sacramento with a mission to create inclusive, high-quality comedy experiences that encourage play, growth, and connection.

Part of the Candlelight series, this tribute to Maná unfolds in a candlelit setting at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, offering a live, multi-sensory musical experience. A Listeso string quartet performs reimagined favorites including Oye Mi Amor, Labios Compartidos, En El Muelle De San Blas, Clavado En Un Bar, Rayando El Sol, Mariposa Traicionera, Amor Clandestino, Te Lloré Un Río, Bendita Tu Luz, El Rey Tiburón, and Vivir Sin Aire. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. This is an independent homage and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Netherbury Village Hall hosts a community repair gathering where volunteers will take a look at broken items and try to get them working again. If you already know which parts are needed, bring those along. People interested in helping can volunteer, and there is no ongoing commitment. You can also drop in for coffee, cake, and a friendly chat.

A community marketplace on the second floor of Country Club Lanes brings together artists, makers, and vintage collectors. Explore handmade goods, original artwork, vintage fashion, home decor, antiques, and other distinctive finds while supporting local creatives and small businesses. Admission is $5 with tickets available at the door. Vendors interested in taking part can request an application, and space is limited; for details call 916-949-0988.

A community 5Rhythms dance session fills The Auditorium at CLARA with music, movement, and connection. Participants check in with themselves, breathe, and let the body lead across a vintage wood floor, supported by a welcoming crowd and an energizing soundtrack. The class usually unfolds in two waves of music-driven movement, with time to warm up ahead of the main practice and a closing circle to bring it all together at the end. Created by Gabrielle Roth and embraced worldwide, 5Rhythms is a movement practice that uses motion to support healing and self-expression, turning challenge into art, art into insight, and insight into purposeful action. Certified 5Rhythms teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler guide the session, with occasional visiting instructors. Comfortable, easy-to-move-in clothing is recommended, and many people choose to dance barefoot. Parking is available in the lot and on nearby streets. Pricing options include a single class drop in for $25, a 10-class card for $225, and a first-time offer of three classes for $50. Payment can be made at the door with cash, Venmo, or PayPal.

Elk Grove Toy-Anime-Comic Con gathers fans of toys, anime, and comics at Soccer World Elk Grove. Children 10 and under receive free admission, and parking is complimentary. Cameras are welcome. A cosplay costume contest will be held, with day-of sign-up near the admissions table, and participants of all ages are invited. General admission is $10, with a $2 discount when you mention the flyer or coupon shown on the event’s cover photo, bringing the price to $8. Payment options include cash, debit, credit, and Apple Pay.

Meet adoptable dogs at Petco in Sacramento, where rescue pups are ready to greet prospective families and find forever homes. Walk-ins are welcome. If you already have a favorite in mind, you can schedule an appointment through the rescue’s website to reserve that dog for an in-person meet. Each dog comes with health records and has received comprehensive care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are partially tax-deductible donations that help support care for over 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

This event takes place at the East Sacramento taproom of Bike Dog Brewing.

Volunteers will gather at the McDonalds in the area and travel by car from encampment to encampment to share hot meals and distribute clothing to unhoused neighbors in Sacramento. Carpooling is encouraged to help the group move efficiently between stops. The organizers welcome donations of clothing, with a particular need for men’s items and warm layers as temperatures cool, along with food and cases of water. A small team will provide prepared food on site and requests additional support from those able to contribute supplies. RSVP is requested by the organizers. This effort centers on dignity, compassion, and practical support for people who have been displaced and may not have a network to rely on, with the goal of leaving everyone met feeling a little more cared for.

Step into a live courtroom drama where the audience serves as the jury. At Guild Theater, every voice matters as you listen to witness accounts, study the evidence, and cast decisive votes during pivotal moments that influence how the case unfolds. Each performance can shift in unexpected ways, and the final verdict rests with the jurors in the room. The case centers on a fatal incident involving a driverless car, raising hard questions about responsibility. Is it the programmer who wrote the code, the passenger who trusted the technology, or the AI that made the split-second decision? There is no clear precedent, no simple path, and the stakes are high. This experience includes themes and testimony related to death resulting from a vehicle accident, references to injury and fatality, and moments of grief and intense emotional conflict. It may also explore mature topics such as crime, violence, substance use, domestic violence, medical injury, and emotional manipulation. Expect an immersive format where you track testimonies, spot contradictions, vote to steer the trial, and deliver a final verdict. The running time is about 60 minutes, and doors open 30 minutes before the start with no late entry. Seating is first come, first served within the zone selected, and assignments are made at the entrance. Recommended for ages 12 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is fully accessible, including a designated wheelchair area, and no strobe lighting is used. Restrooms and air conditioning are available. Service animals are welcome, while outside food or beverages, smoking, and vaping are not permitted. Street parking can be found nearby and rideshare is an option. Groups of 30 or more and private shows can be arranged. Guests who require assistance are eligible for one complimentary companion pass after purchasing their own ticket, with appropriate documentation.

Carin Leon takes the stage for a live performance at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California. The event puts the spotlight on the artist in an arena setting.