This weekend in Sacramento, CA

Maya brings a river party to Swabbie's Restaurant & Bar, setting the scene for a fun time.

Local artisans and makers come together at First United Methodist Church of Sacramento for a welcoming indoor market that highlights creativity and community. Attendees can explore handmade goods and discover thoughtful, one of a kind pieces for gifting or keeping, all while supporting local talent. Enter on the west side of the church. Vendors may sign up only by emailing artasylum.2023(at)gmail.com, and any other invitations or contacts are not authorized.

Experience a massive, national-caliber collectibles marketplace featuring 350 vendor tables stocked across every major area of the hobby. Browse trading card game specialists for Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic and more, connect with sports card dealers offering everything from vintage to current releases, and search comic selections that include key issues, graded slabs, and raw finds. You will also find vintage and modern toys, plus many other discoveries from the wider collecting world. Geared toward serious buyers, sellers, and collectors, it is a prime setting to pursue investment-grade cards, rare comics, nostalgic toys, or to complete your next big trade.

Ride train 724 from Oakland, Martinez, Fairfield/Suisun, Vacaville, or Davis for a day trip to Old Sacramento, spend about five hours exploring, then head back. The plan starts at Last Stop Saloon and continues to Fanny Ann's, and Sacramento locals are welcome to take part in the in-town portion. The first 50 rompers receive gift bags. Round trip train fare ranges from $12 to $58 depending on where you board. Attendees are encouraged to bring extra cash for donations to local charities, and outfits are part of the fun. Everyone is welcome.

A free tour shares more than a century of local history at East Lawn Memorial Park. Learn about its beginnings in 1904 under Louis Breuner, son of John Breuner of Breuner’s Furniture. The park’s main building, topped by a tower rising five stories, dates to 1926 and reflects the Art Deco style. The tour introduces participants to notable people buried there, from Sacramento pioneers to developers, politicians, brewers, bankers, and others who influenced the region. Indoor and outdoor options are available. To reserve a place, call 916-732-2000.

Founders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen of You Are Here partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at 40 acres featuring artist Carmen Gonzalez.

You Are Here founders Gabriel M Sanford and Tony Allen partner with Old Soul Co. to present a public art showcase at Old Soul Co. (The Alley). This edition spotlights artists Tara Leigh and Kenny Jordan.

At Arthur F. Turner Community Library, Yolo County Library, author and artist Nidhi Chanani, creator of Pashmina and Super Boba Cafe, leads an all ages workshop that explains how an idea becomes a book and outlines the process of making a graphic novel from sketches to a finished book.

Bed By 10 returns to Sacramento with a club night created for ages 30 and up at The Rink Studios. Expect a crowd ready to dance to favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, all in a friendly, feel-good atmosphere. It is designed for people who enjoy great music, socializing, and a memorable night out without the late finish.

Hair-eoke blends salon style with singalong fun at J.D. Elixirs Salon, presented by Drea’s Mobile Sweet Treats and the salon team. Expect free karaoke, complimentary desserts from Drea’s, and free drinks. A free raffle offers prizes such as hair care items and custom desserts. Salon artists will be available to discuss hair care, color, styling, and self-expression. Tech demonstrations feature tools like a color-match machine and full-body massage chairs. Gender-affirming care experts help create a safe, welcoming space for people of every identity. Hosted by Nick and Steven of J.D. Elixirs Salon, the evening centers on community, creativity, and celebrating individual beauty.

Catch Stella Crest live at Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen. The show is listed for 5:00 PM on Saturday, Aug 8.

Catch two tribute acts in one night at Swabbies. Definite Leppard goes on first at 6:30 PM, followed by Journey Revisited starting at 8:00 PM. Cover charge is payable at the door, and advance tickets are recommended. This is a live, in-person show that runs for about 3 hours.

Craig Robinson takes the stage for a live performance that blends comedy with music. Expect an evening filled with laughs and songs as he showcases his comedic timing alongside musical moments.

This gala centers on the power of education, sharing stories and moments that highlight its impact, and includes a Pakistani buffet with classic favorites. It gathers TCF supporters to further the movement for education and provides updates on TCF’s on-ground work. Hosted at SALAM Community Center.

Antsy McClain takes the stage with a mix of big laughs, sincere storytelling, and memorable songs. He highlights the small joys, quirks, and connections that give everyday life meaning, shaping them into tunes that can have you laughing one moment and misty-eyed the next. Inspired by family, friendship, and small-town roots, the experience feels like catching up with longtime friends. With a catalog of over 20 albums and a devoted nationwide following, he is known for an engaging, relatable presence. The performance offers an evening filled with laughter, music, and genuine heart.

Amor Prohibido, a tribute to Selena, is set for Ace Of Spades. This is an all ages show, and everyone is welcome. There is no re-entry. Schedules and support acts may change without notice or refund. Tickets purchased from unofficial third party outlets cannot be verified by the box office, and any issues with third party sales must be resolved with that seller. A special seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations, with space for up to two people per party. ADA seating is limited, so reserve after purchasing a General Admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com with the date and show you plan to attend. The venue is cashless and accepts card and mobile pay.

Soul Fest ’26 brings together classic R&B and soul performers for an evening of music, featuring The O’Jays, The Whispers, Lenny Williams, and The S.O.S. Band.

Lizzy & the Triggermen bring Resistance Swing to Good Luck Lounge with a set that recasts present-day worries as danceable songs. Inspired by the spirit of the Prohibition era, the band features a driving horn section and storytelling that tackles topics like gaslighting exes, tech bros, and Lizzy's online shopping habit. The program specifically excludes In the Mood, highlighting instead arrangements by Dan Barrett, who performed with Benny Goodman, and original songwriting by Lizzy Shaps, a two-time Emmy nominee. The group has charted in multiple countries, reaching number 3 on the U.S. iTunes Jazz chart, and has drawn millions of views on social media. A pre-show swing dance lesson will be taught by Scott Kaufman from Midtown Stomp.

At Crest Sacramento, Charlie Mac, an internationally acclaimed touring comedian, writer, and creator, brings unfiltered, high-energy storytelling and fearless humor. A Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner, he has performed at The Apollo, The Comedy Store, and the Laugh Factory. He also hosts a radio show on KAZI 88.7 FM showcasing his signature humor, bold takes, and larger-than-life personality, and he has written more than 20 books, including the viral Man, F**k Them Kids. Sharing the stage are fellow Kill Tony Golden Ticket winners J.J. Alexander, Tony Scar, and Ernest Evans Sr. Alexander is known for quick wit, sharp punchlines, and an easy stage presence. Scar blends stand-up comedy with live music. Evans Sr. offers authentic storytelling that pairs sharp humor with real-life experiences for a set that is both relatable and unapologetically honest.

Discover a lively marketplace devoted to sneakers and designer style at Country Club Lanes & Event Center in Sacramento on the second floor. Buyers, sellers, and traders can explore coveted, hard to find releases alongside gently used favorites, plus handbags, shoes, streetwear, and accessories such as sunglasses, belts, scarves, small leather goods, jewelry, and watches. Admission is $25, with a $10 rate for kids ages 2 to 10, and tickets are sold only at the door. Vendors are welcome.

A donation-based community sound bath held every Sunday, featuring different sound healers from the community. Pay what you can, with a suggested donation of $11 to $44, accepted in cash or via Venmo at the door. Donations are optional and help pay the sound healers.