Events in Sacramento County today

Now in its 16th year, this 111 mile ride brings the community together to support veterans and first responders. Registration helps fund mental health resources, increase awareness of PTSD and PTSI, and advance suicide prevention for people who have served and protected their communities. The day offers a well-organized ride and a welcoming atmosphere throughout, with breakfast and coffee, raffle prizes, a BBQ lunch, and time to connect around the shared mission. Options include riding with a group, bringing a co-rider, or participating as a non-rider supporter.

Recognized as the original market in the Living Smart family, this established, community-focused farmers market at Sunrise Mall brings together a devoted group of local growers who return each week with peak-season harvests. Expect sun-ripened strawberries, crisp celery, vine ripened tomatoes, leafy greens, citrus, squash, fresh herbs, and more, all grown by farmers who know their fields well. It is more than a quick stop for produce. Meeting the people behind the food and counting on steady quality make everyday staples taste their best. With roomy aisles, a welcoming atmosphere, and a mix of longtime vendors and seasonal favorites, it has become a weekly tradition and a true community hub. Whether stocking up for the week, planning brunch, or seeking that perfectly sweet berry, this market shows why it sparked the Living Smart legacy and why it remains a favorite.

Local artisans and makers gather to showcase creativity and community spirit, offering a curated array of handmade goods. Find distinctive, handcrafted pieces for gifts or personal use while supporting community talent, all within a cheerful indoor marketplace suited to friends and families. Please use the west side entrance to the church. Vendors should note that the only authorized sign-up is artasylum.2023(at)gmail.com and any other invitations or contacts are not legitimate.

The Fall Peddler Fair brings more than 30 independent vendors to Bliss Marketplace in Rancho Cordova, featuring vintage finds and handmade creations. Explore art, jewelry, home decor, and apparel, and discover distinctive pieces from local creatives. Food trucks will be on site with a variety of bites. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to support small businesses while enjoying a community shopping experience.

Black Hikers Explore Sacramento brings the community together at William B Pond Recreation Area for the second annual walk dedicated to suicide awareness and mental health. More than a simple outing, it aims to remember those who have been lost, support people who are facing challenges, and affirm that no one is alone. The plan includes a calm, purposeful walk to shine a light on the cause and offer hope, messages of encouragement and healing from community speakers, and space for reflection, unity, and compassion.

Enjoy a free, neighborhood nature-themed play session for young children. Kids can dive into open-ended activities that may include creative art, simple science exploration, songs, time in nature, and stories. Wear play clothes suitable for active, sometimes messy fun. The program is geared to ages 0 to 5, and siblings are welcome. Registration is not required, just drop in. This is a caregiver-accompanied experience, so an adult needs to stay for the entire session. Bringing a coffee and a camp chair is welcome.

Sacramento Cyclocross Race 1 returns to Orangevale Community Park, a longtime favorite on the SacCX calendar. The course blends broad grassy sections, twisty wooded paths, and a sizable sand pit in the horse paddock, bringing all the classic elements of cyclocross. The Sacramento Cyclocross series features eight weekend events that rotate among venues throughout the Sacramento region. Expect a full-body test with riding on grass, pavement, and mud, steep pitches, and obstacles that call for quick dismounts, carrying the bike, and fast remounts. Registration is open, with information on pricing, categories, venue details, and FAQs available.

A supportive group walk for bereaved mothers, offering space to connect, get some gentle movement, and share their grief within a caring community. The gathering is held at the Jack E. Hill Park playground.

Marking its twentieth year, the Folsom Family Expo offers a family-focused experience at Palladio in Folsom. It is presented by Style Readers Media, publishers of @stylemagfedhs and @stylemags.

At Gallery at 48 Natoma, explore a you-pick style pumpkin patch made entirely of glass. Stroll through a display featuring more than 7,000 handblown, autumn themed pieces, from pumpkins and acorns to ghosts, apples, and flowers, all arranged in a classic patch setting. Each item is crafted by local glassblowers, so every piece is one of a kind. The work reflects an age-old craft practiced year round, with artists shaping molten glass with care and precision. With a wide range of colors, sizes, and prices, there are options for every taste. Live glassblowing demonstrations take place every 30 minutes, offering a close look at 2,200 degree glass as it becomes art. Admission is free, parking is free, popcorn is complimentary, and the live demos are included at no cost. Wisegal Coffee will be on site along with additional offerings. This Folsom tradition welcomes families and friends to browse, celebrate the season, and make lasting autumn memories. Whether expanding a collection or starting a new tradition with a glass pumpkin meant to last for years, the experience highlights color, creativity, and craftsmanship. Hosted by 2BGlass.

A welcoming, low-pressure walk and run centered on movement, fresh air, and community. It is mom-friendly yet open to everyone, with no pace targets and no prior experience needed. This free, inclusive gathering encourages participants to walk the entire time if they prefer. The route heads from the village area toward the American River Trail and stays on the nearby road, offering plenty of room for strollers and easy conversation. Expect a gentle warmup, manageable walk and run intervals that will progress over time, and a relaxed cooldown. Arriving late, leaving early, or turning back when needed is completely fine. An optional coffee hang follows. This is for moms, beginners, walkers, runners, and families with strollers or kids, and all paces are welcome. For everyone’s safety, a one-time digital liability waiver is required before attending.

Discover the stories behind East Lawn Memorial Park on a free tour that highlights its origins and the people connected to it. Established in 1904 by Louis Breuner, son of John Breuner of Breuner’s Furniture, the site includes a main building with a five story tower in the Art Deco style dating to 1926. Along the way, hear about those laid to rest here, from Sacramento pioneers and developers to politicians, brewers, bankers, and others who helped shape the region. Indoor and outdoor tour options are available. To RSVP, call 916-732-2000.

Local writers from a variety of genres will be on hand for a casual meet and greet and book signing. Chat with authors, have your copies signed, and enjoy a cup of coffee while you browse and connect.

Explore a first-time pop-up at Five Star Bricks centered on American Girl, with a selection of dolls, outfits, accessories, sought-after collectibles, and more to discover.

Legacy Jewelers celebrates its 4th anniversary with a one-day event featuring a curated selection of jewelry along with appetizers and beverages. Attendees can browse for something beautiful or simply celebrate, and bringing a friend is welcome.

Gravity powered racing returns with the All-American Soap Box Derby Rally, where young drivers pilot gravity cars down a dedicated course in a family friendly showcase. The program spans two days with one double elimination race each day, and includes divisions for Stock ages 7 to 13, Super Stock ages 9 to 18, and Masters ages 10 to 20. Crowd energy builds as wheels whisk past and drivers rely only on gravity and skill. Spectators are welcome, and aspiring racers may compete using a loaner car or a car they have built. Presented by Northern California Soap Box Derby.

Helping Handbags blends fashion, philanthropy, and community in an elegant afternoon that supports The Salvation Army’s programs. Expect a silent auction featuring designer pieces and unique handbags, special drawings for prize packages, a live auction with a chance to contribute directly to urgent needs, heartfelt testimonials, and a delicious lunch with refreshments, plus entertainment and time to connect. Proceeds from each ticket sustain vital services for women, children and families, seniors, and people facing hardship across the Del Oro Division. Whether attending with friends, hosting a table, or participating as a community supporter, guests become part of a day focused on generosity, inspiration, and meaningful connection. The celebration takes place at North Ridge Country Club, where browsing, bidding, and giving come together to uplift the community. Every handbag carried out of the room helps carry hope a little further.

Celebrate National Coming Out Day at a daytime gathering that brings LGBTQ+ community members and allies together for connection and empowerment. The event features performances by talented LGBTQ+ artists from Sacramento, along with information and support related to safer sex, harm reduction, mental health, and gender affirming care. Attendees can also support local LGBTQ+ businesses while browsing goods from vendors, artisans, and creators. The goal is to foster a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels seen, supported, and celebrated.

Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen, founders of You Are Here, partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at Old Soul Co. (40 Acres). The showcase features artist Jack Kaos.

A group of young musicians brings hot club music to the patio in the tradition of Django Reinhardt. Lively rhythms and classic swing set an upbeat tone for an open-air performance.

You Are Here cofounders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at Old Soul Co. (The Alley) in Sacramento. This edition highlights the work of artists Billie Dale and Matt Rivers.

Step into the golden age of radio with a live, in-costume production that blends classic programs and lively tunes from the 1940s and 1950s. Onstage performers bring beloved stories to life while a Foley artist creates every footstep, door creak, and thunderclap in real time, and the cast fills the theatre with period songs. Every show offers a fresh mix of scripts and vintage commercials, drawing inspiration from favorites such as Our Miss Brooks, The Bickersons, Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee and Molly, and My Friend Irma. Tickets are available for $13 online or $10 at the door.

You Are Here founders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen partner with Old Soul Co. to present an exclusive art showcase for the public. This Weatherstone edition features artists Lu Young and Khadijah Noble.

Sacramento Republic FC hosts Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC in a Western Conference clash at Heart Health Park in Sacramento, formerly Papa Murphy’s Park. Small details could decide the day, including set pieces, late runs, and choices by the keeper. The setting puts supporters close to the action, with a clear view of the tactical shifts that unfold from kickoff to the final whistle.

Celebrate Fijian heritage at Summer Palace with an evening that flows from a relaxed social hour to formal observances and a full night of dining and dancing. Guests can begin with cocktails and appetizers while connecting with others. The program continues with flag and welcome ceremonies, then remarks from speakers. Performances highlighting Fijian culture take the spotlight before the celebration concludes with dinner and time on the dance floor.

Old Soles deliver a spirited blend of Irish and Appalachian music, laced with a touch of irreverent humor. This duo focuses on energetic fiddle tunes and folk songs drawn from near and far. The setting is Fox & Goose, a longstanding Sacramento pub and music venue with more than five decades of history, offering an atmosphere reminiscent of English and Celtic neighborhood pubs where a pint, good conversation, and live entertainment come together. Pair the performance with classics like fish and chips, Cornish pasties, or the Niman Ranch Shepherd's Pie for a full experience.

Enjoy an evening of Southern Gospel music with the Herb Henry Family. Admission is free, and there will be an opportunity to give a love offering. Expect classic, spirit-lifting gospel harmonies that encourage and energize, reflecting the traditional sound many grew up with. Listeners who enjoy Liberty Quartet may appreciate a similar feel in this program.

Ashley Cooke brings a live performance to Ace of Spades in Sacramento. All ages are admitted, and everyone is welcome. There is no re-entry during the event. Scheduling and support acts may change without prior notice or refunds. Only tickets purchased through official sources can be verified by the box office, and any issues with third party resales must be handled directly with the seller. Information about accessible seating, accommodations, and venue access is available in the Accessible Tickets section. The venue is cashless and accepts cards and mobile payments. Ticket access includes a public on-sale and several presales, including Artist Presale & VIP, Spotify Presale, and Live Nation Presale, along with a Rocktober 2-pack.

A special double bill brings together Sacramento artists Hattie Craven and Solabel, uniting intimate songwriting with fearless musical imagination. Hattie Craven offers emotive lyrics paired with rich, flowing melodies, while Solabel delivers a cross-genre sound powered by compelling rhythms. Their shared set creates a distinctive live experience that highlights creativity and a strong sense of community.

A 5Rhythms dance session at The Auditorium at CLARA in Sacramento offers a space to breathe, move, and let go while connecting with a welcoming community. The practice, created by Gabrielle Roth and embraced worldwide, weaves philosophy, creative expression, and dynamic movement to turn experience into awareness and action, and to foster a supportive environment for growth. Expect energizing music and a smooth wood floor, with warm-up music before the first wave and a closing circle at the end. There are usually two waves. Attendees typically wear clothing they can move in, and bare feet are encouraged. Classes are led by Certified 5Rhythms teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional visiting teachers. Parking is available in the lot or on nearby streets. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Pricing options include a single class drop-in for $25, a 10-class card for $225, and a first-time 3-class pass for $50.

A relaxed miniature painting meetup welcomes all skill levels. Entry includes paints, brushes, and other supplies, and attendees may bring their own if they prefer. Miniatures are not included. Participants who sign up receive 10% off one miniature from the retail space to use at the paint party, and this discount does not stack with the member discount. It is a friendly opportunity to paint, hang out, and get creative with the GGC community.

Prospective adopters can meet a variety of rescue dogs at Petco - Sacramento and find a great match for their households. Friendly pups will be on site and ready to become part of new families. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be scheduled to meet a specific dog so the rescue can reserve that pup for the event. Every dog is adopted 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 considered a partially tax-deductible donation that supports the charity’s care for more than 500 dogs. For details or to arrange an appointment, call or text 888-508-8943.

Explore resin art in an interactive class where you choose the project you want to make. Pick from a range of shapes, customize with your preferred colors and embellishments, and create something uniquely yours. Beginners are welcome, no prior resin experience is needed. All tools and materials are provided. Advance registration is required so your project is ready on arrival. Presented at Create, Make & Mingle Studio in Folsom.

Create a festive autumn craft to celebrate the season in a hands-on session suitable for all skill levels. The cost is $10 per person, and payment will be accepted at the door.

A relaxed jam takes place at the Bike Dog East Sac taproom as the season shifts toward the holidays. New participants can review the about section on the main page for more information.

RiftBound: Nexus Night is for anyone curious about RiftBound or preparing a deck for an upcoming Skirmish. All participants receive a pack, and players who complete all three games also earn a Promo.

Relax with casual commander games alongside Game Kastle Sacramento. Everyone is welcome to sit down for friendly matchups with friends and fellow players in a laid back setting.

Fans of the MY LITTLE PONY Card Game can connect at a friendly Cutie Mark Card Club meetup that welcomes all ages. Expect a relaxed space to learn the newest version of the game, play matches, trade cards, and meet fellow enthusiasts. Bringing a favorite deck and trade binder is encouraged, but it is not required, since starter decks are available for teaching on a first come basis. The schedule features a learn-to-play session, a Swiss-style tournament with three rounds decided in a single game, and time set aside for casual play and trading, with prize distribution while supplies last. Every participant receives a Pony Day Promo Pack. A raffle at the end of the tournament awards one Pony Day Promo Prize, and the winner may choose card sleeves, a card album, or a playmat. Tournament awards include first place with $10 in store credit plus a Discord!!! Promo Pack, second place with a Discord!!! Promo Pack and a Pony Day Promo Pack, and third place with a Pony Day Promo Pack. Attendees of all ages are welcome, and players younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Experience West Coast Swing at The Ballroom of Sacramento. Begin with a beginner lesson led by Christine or opt for an intermediate session with Jonathan, then continue on the floor during a social dance with DJ Mitch. Admission is $12 per person and covers the lesson and the dance.

Matt Rife’s Stay Golden World Tour arrives at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA. This stop brings the headlining performer to the arena stage.

Matt Rife’s Stay Golden World Tour comes to Golden 1 Center. Professional filming, audio capture, and photography will take place, and entering the venue signifies consent for the use of audience images and recordings for promotional or commercial purposes. For any questions about recording or photography, speak with venue staff. Ticket access includes a public onsale, multiple presales such as Artist, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and VIP packages, along with a Citi Cardmember Preferred option.

Celebrate the 1939 classic Gone with the Wind with a relaxed evening of dinner and a movie. Attendees will first gather for a no-host meal at Chaat Bistro, then walk to Regal Cinema for the screening. Each club member is responsible for purchasing their own movie tickets and any for guests. Buying tickets in advance is recommended to help secure seats. Use the RSVP button to share plans to attend and coordinate details in the event chat.

Game Night at The Fat Rabbit in Old Folsom is free to attend and features a curated selection from The Game Getaway’s library of more than 1,500 board games. Requests for specific titles can be made ahead of time, since a smaller number of games will be on site. Expect a mix of strategy favorites, lively party picks, and options suited for families. Parking is available in the nearby garage, and the venue is close to light rail.

Try Argentine Tango with Tango On Broadway at Mission Oaks Community Center. Beginners and continuing dancers are welcome, with classes for both starting and intermediate levels. Newcomers can take advantage of a complimentary first class through the community center. Those already dancing can use the beginner session to practice the opposite role. A relaxed practice follows the classes. Pricing options include $10 for an entire evening or $30 for a full month. Sessions run every Monday except when the community center is closed for public holidays. For details, contact Chooi Goh at 916-390-0219 or cegoh@aol.com.

Palace is set to appear at Channel 24 in Sacramento. Tickets are available for purchase.

Mighty Acorns helps toddlers and preschoolers discover the natural world through play, creativity, and outdoor exploration. Designed for children ages 2 to 5, this Effie Yeaw Nature Center program features a variety of hands-on experiences such as crafts, snacks, storytime, and interactive stations made for young learners. Activities may also include meeting an animal ambassador or taking a gentle self-guided walk to the river. The program takes place inside Ancil Hoffman County Park. When booking, include the number of children attending so materials can be prepared. A guardian must supervise and participate. Parking passes are provided at check-in. General admission is $20, and members pay $15.

Discover helpful resources for veterans, dependents, and families at a monthly seminar featuring videos on claims, appeals, ratings, and more from Veteran Affairs lawyers. After the viewing, participants can connect with other veterans who understand the benefits process while enjoying refreshments. This program is open to veterans, their families, and widows aged 55 and older.

Roll out a mat for a relaxing yoga session alongside the Paw Platoon’s specially trained therapy dogs. They offer comfort, PTSD support, and meaningful companionship to first responders. Proceeds from the class benefit Hearts 4 Heroes USA. A minimum donation of $30 is required to register and attend, and you can choose to contribute more at checkout.

Arden hosts a relaxed afternoon focused on crafting and community. This Crafternoon series runs on the second Tuesday and the fourth Friday, with the Tuesday meetups kept especially casual. Fourth Friday gatherings feature guided craft activities with updates announced for each session. Questions or offers to lead a guided skillshare can be sent to Arden@ASeatAtTheTableBooks.Org.

This Taco Tuesday fundraiser supports the Rio Americano Band at Scotty’s Double Deuce. Attendees can enjoy tacos from Beto’s Mexican Food and take part in mystery envelopes and 50/50 raffles offered throughout the evening. All Jell-O shot sales are donated to the fundraiser, creating a lively night of food, prizes, and community support.

Game Kastle Sacramento hosts a Commander night for Magic: The Gathering that adds a playful twist with special achievements and prize drawings just for showing up. Each event consists of two games, and participants receive a pack for every game played, win or lose. Weekly drawings offer more chances at prizes, and bi-monthly seasons provide additional rewards. Players of all experience levels are welcome, and the emphasis is on friendly games and a supportive community.

Bring your favorite Commander deck for a relaxed session of Magic: The Gathering. This casual meetup centers on community and connection, with a welcoming atmosphere that keeps the focus on fun. Expect inclusive tables where players can enjoy games, swap stories, and connect with others who love the format. If you are searching for a friendly place to sling spells and make new friends, a seat is waiting.

This live music performance spotlights Jon Spivack, a Sacramento-area musician, educator, and parent with more than 25 years of experience on local stages and in the classroom. He holds a BA in Biological Sciences and an MA in Special Education from California State University, Sacramento, and shares his passion for music through teaching in schools and in private studio lessons. His recent album, Branching Out, blends jazz, folk, and blues and is available on CD Baby.

This family information night at John D. Sloat Elementary introduces the Girl Scouts experience for girls in kindergarten through 12th grade. Families can meet new friends, sample engaging activities, and find out what the program is all about.

Presented by Harlow's, Shovels & Rope bring their two-piece, stripped down approach to the stage for an all ages show. They set a clear guideline for themselves... stick to the tools they use in concert so every sound can be recreated on stage, channeling the spark of their live performance. In the months leading up to recording they wrote, spent time with family in Colorado, and road tested fresh songs while opening for The Wood Brothers and Gregory Alan Isakov, letting the material shift night to night in front of large audiences. The result is a set shaped by risk, problem solving, and the kind of invention that comes from doing more with less, with late night reflections on unseen forces and ideas that can feel imagined until something answers back.

This stand-up open mic spotlights emerging comics alongside veterans, welcoming performers at every skill level. Sets range from polished to experimental as comedians try new material and sharpen their jokes, creating the kind of night where attendees can later say, "I saw them when." Admission is $7 with no fees. Performers should review the performer information and guidelines in advance. Signups take place in front of the theater before the show, and the host will meet participants there. After the show begins, no additional signups are accepted.

Make Wednesday feel special with a lively farmers market at the Palladio. Shop seasonal produce direct from local growers, pick up ready-to-enjoy food and artisan treats, and browse handmade goods from small businesses. Live music adds to the atmosphere, creating a family friendly setting without the usual weekend crowds. It is a convenient spot to grab ingredients for dinner, find a unique gift, or simply enjoy a relaxed midweek break.

At Fair Oaks Plaza Park in Fair Oaks, this low pressure, mom friendly walk and run centers on movement, fresh air, and community. All are welcome, and there are no pace goals or experience requirements. It is free and inclusive, and walking the entire time is perfectly fine. Participants typically head toward the American River Trail and stay on the road alongside it, which offers plenty of room for strollers and conversation. Expect a gentle walking warm up, a series of walk and run intervals with a progression toward equal running and walking segments, and a comfortable walking cool down. Arriving late, leaving early, or turning back is welcome with no pressure. Strollers and kids are welcome, walkers and runners of any pace are encouraged, and beginners are supported. An optional coffee hang follows. For everyone’s safety, a one time digital liability waiver is requested before attending.

Sacramento gets a visit from a lobster roll truck offering a simple, contactless way to order. Place orders at the window or use the mobile app to order ahead for same-day posted events, then go straight to the pickup window at your selected time. App ordering becomes available a few hours before each truck stop after the previous event is finished and may occasionally be limited or unavailable. All major credit cards are accepted along with Apple Pay and Google Pay. The app also features a loyalty program that lets guests collect points toward free food, whether ordering in the app or by scanning the app’s loyalty card at checkout.

Wiggle Worms Nature Play offers free neighborhood nature play at Colonial Heights Library. Children can explore through unstructured activities that include art, simple science, songs, nature exploration, and story time. The program is designed for ages 0 to 5, and siblings are welcome. Dress for active, sometimes a little messy, play. No registration is required. This is not a drop off program, and a caregiver must stay for the entire session. Bringing a blanket and a picnic dinner is welcome.

Part of the Distinguished Lecturer Series, this free in-person symposium at the UC Davis MIND Institute Auditorium focuses on co-occurring conditions in neurodevelopmental conditions. Clinician scientist Meng-Chuan Lai of the University of Toronto will deliver the keynote, exploring mental health in autistic people beyond diagnostic labels. A panel of MIND Institute experts, including Marjorie Solomon, Scott Akins, and Bibiana Restrepo, will discuss related topics such as anxiety, gastrointestinal concerns, and other co-occurring issues. The event is open to all with no registration required, and seating is first-come, first-served. Parking is available in the MIND Institute lot, Lot 25.

A casual meet-up at the Barnes & Noble at Palladio in Folsom for anyone who enjoys working with yarn and relaxing over a coffee, beer, or wine.

This year brings a change, with regular host Chloe running a weekly Wednesday RevCo quads event at Doc Oliver Baseball Field - Land Park in Sacramento. Event rules are posted online, and start times are confirmed each week in the event chat. Participation is limited to adults 18 and older for liability and insurance reasons.

The Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District Board of Directors offers meetings with both in-person and virtual attendance options. Agendas for regular meetings are posted in the district’s agenda center no later than 72 hours before each session. Participants can take part online via Zoom or by phone, and a short tutorial video is available to help those new to Zoom.

This monthly meetup and meeting takes place at Mountain Mike's Pizza and highlights upcoming activities along with ways to lend a helping hand. Attendees receive one drawing ticket for being there, an extra ticket for each guest they bring, another for wearing something Halloween themed, and one more for bringing a donation to the food drive that supports the Divine Savior collection to fill the OVFO Food Bank.

A Wednesday 5Rhythms® class at The Auditorium at CLARA in Sacramento offers an open, music-driven movement practice with no choreography to memorize. Dancers explore Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness, letting the body respond in its own way. There are no wrong moves, and a simple way to begin is to let the feet lead and stay aware of the breath. Each rhythm offers a different lesson and can help deepen connection with body, heart, mind, soul, and spirit. People on the floor bring a wide range of experience, so every dance is personal and may feel quiet or powerful, revealing, and over time transformative. Classes are usually shaped as two waves with guidance, with music available for warmup before things begin and a closing circle at the end. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and dancing barefoot is preferred. Instruction is led by Certified 5Rhythms® Teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional visiting teachers. Created by Gabrielle Roth, 5Rhythms® is a worldwide movement practice that views motion as both medicine and metaphor for change. Pricing and payment at the door: single class drop in $25, 10 class card $225, and a first-timer three-class pass for $50. Cash, Venmo, or PayPal are accepted.

Presented by Harlow’s, this all-ages concert pairs Hot Flash Heat Wave with Carpool Tunnel on the same bill.

Four improv teams take the stage for an evening of unscripted comedy, spinning scenes on the spot from cast members’ real-life stories and a single suggestion from the audience. Look for a mix of newcomers and veteran performers. Every comedian has completed the Comedy Spot’s core Improv 101 through 301 courses, auditioned, and continues to develop skills through regular rehearsals and shows. Admission is $7 with no added fees.

Set sail on a Havana Nights Sunset Cruise in Old Sac featuring music from DonGato Band alongside DJ Victor Manuel as the sun goes down.

Celebrate midweek with karaoke at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge in Rancho Cordova. Take the stage with support from professional karaoke hosts, a full live stage, and a dance floor ready for your favorite songs. Between turns at the mic, enjoy the venue’s amenities, including 13 HD wide-screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music. Karaoke is offered several nights each week, including Wednesday through Saturday.

Designed for men in Galt, this no-cost outdoor fitness session uses a rotating leadership format and offers more than just exercise.

This eight-week program welcomes young actors into a playful, imagination-led environment where they build confidence, spark creativity, and develop teamwork through theater games, character exploration, and hands-on practice. Each week blends movement, storytelling, and ensemble work, giving every child the chance to grow as a performer while having fun. The experience concludes with a free, full-length performance for family and friends that celebrates everything the cast has created together.

Bring friends to play trivia with neighborhood hosts. Grab a bite while you compete and share some laughs. Dogs are welcome.

Challenge your brain at a free pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C. Enjoy food or drinks as you play. Prizes include a $30.00 gift certificate for first place, a $20.00 gift certificate for second place, and a $10.00 gift certificate for the team that finishes second to last.

Renowned medium Travis Holp presents an evening centered on connection, healing, and hope, sharing clear, evidential messages and readings from loved ones in spirit with members of the audience. Each experience is unique, combining heartfelt insights, uplifting laughter, and moments that affirm enduring bonds. While readings are not guaranteed for everyone, the aim is for all to leave feeling renewed and more connected. An optional meet and greet add-on includes a photo, a brief hello, and a few minutes of one-on-one time with Travis. This experience does not guarantee a reading. Travis Holp is a Forever Family Foundation certified medium, author, and spiritual guide who has conducted thousands of readings worldwide. His work has been featured by Entertainment Tonight, Us Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Today.com, the Daily Mail, and People. He is the author of Are You There Spirit? It’s Me, Travis, published by Spiegel & Grau, and he tours with live events that blend spirit communication, humor, healing, and hope.

Across pub traditions, people gather for conversation and camaraderie. In Sacramento, that spirit comes to life at SVR’s Porsches & Pints, a relaxed monthly meet-up for Porsche owners and anyone simply interested in the marque. The gathering rotates among regional craft breweries, offering an easygoing setting to talk cars, trade technical tips, admire Porsches, and unwind together. It provides a welcoming space to catch up with familiar faces and make new connections.

Karaoke takes over Thursday nights at Louie’s Cocktail Lounge with a live stage, a dance floor, and professional karaoke hosts. The lounge is open daily and offers happy hour. Karaoke is featured on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Between songs, explore thirteen HD wide screen TVs, professional pool tables, electronic game machines, and surround sound music.