Events in Woodland, CA

The Delta Dashers Kids Run is a fun race created for young runners, with Team Leo involved throughout. Children can sprint to the finish or enjoy the experience alongside friends and family, and every Delta Dasher is celebrated. The Sacramento Children's Museum is the official Kid Zone Sponsor, offering hands-on activities and kid-friendly fun before and after the race. Registration is $30 and includes a Delta Dashers T-shirt and a post-race snack. More details will be shared.

Explore Italian cheesemaking in a single hands-on class featuring ricotta, mozzarella, and Parmesan. Designed for beginners and those with some experience, it covers how to make a fresh cheese, a stretched cheese, and an aged cheese. Participants head home with what they create in class... a ball of mozzarella, some fresh ricotta, and about an 8 oz wheel of Parmesan. The class fee is $70. Optional take-home kits will be available the day of class for $10 and include supplies to make two one-gallon batches of the cheeses taught, milk and salt not included. This popular session tends to fill quickly. Register and pay through the ticket link.

Create a custom junk journal cover in a hands-on workshop led by Ness Best of JunkiNeSS Creations. The cost is $25. Each participant has a dedicated six foot table, plus a folder base for the cover that can be sized to preference, and access to a paper bar where ten papers can be selected. A junk journal is a handmade book built from vintage, recycled, and found materials such as old pages, maps, tickets, envelopes, fabric bits, photos, and other saved pieces. It blends elements of scrapbooking, journaling, and art into something uniquely personal. This session welcomes beginners, experienced journalers, paper lovers, and curious crafters who want a relaxed creative experience. Expect an open, share-friendly atmosphere where experimenting is encouraged and there are no strict rules. Ness will also present a trunk show. Participants should bring a basic tool kit, four coordinating 12x12 papers they love to design the cover, and any ephemera, photos, or memorabilia to personalize the project. Please avoid wearing scented products due to allergies. There are no cancellations, exchanges, or refunds. If attendance is not possible, a kit will be available for pickup after the class, and it does not include shared supplies such as inks, pastes, sprays, or mediums.

Step into a vibrant showcase of insects and plants at Bugtopia, Northern California’s Insects & Plants Expo. Browse a curated marketplace featuring preserved butterflies and beetles, exotic and carnivorous plants, original art, and natural history specimens. The event welcomes collectors, hobbyists, families, and nature lovers. Hosted at the DoubleTree Hotel Sacramento.

A monthly Sunday Circle offers community conversations grounded in an age-old practice called circling. Participants speak from the heart one at a time while holding a talking object, then pass it to the next person after a few minutes. There are no cross comments or offers of advice, which fosters honest sharing and deep listening. Everyone is welcome at the Davis Shambhala Meditation Center. This gathering takes place every third Sunday of the month.

A Disney themed junk journaling play date led by Ness Best of JunkiNeSS Creations centers on building a one of a kind journal using meaningful bits and pieces. The session costs $25 and includes a dedicated six foot table, a 6 by 11 journal cover that can be adjusted to a preferred size, and a coordinated set of 12 inch Disney papers. Participants should bring a basic tool kit along with any Disney related items they may want to consider for their pages, such as ephemera, photos, and memorabilia. Junk journaling blends elements of scrapbooking, travel or park note keeping, and mixed media art, using materials like old book pages, paper scraps, maps, postcards, envelopes, tickets, fabric snippets, photos, and other keepsakes. The JunkiNeSS community atmosphere emphasizes sharing ideas and finding a personal style, with no set rules and plenty of room for playful, relaxed creativity. The experience suits complete beginners, curious makers, paper lovers, and seasoned junk journalers, as well as anyone seeking a calm creative break. Ness will also host a pop up shop. Attendees are asked to avoid wearing scented products due to allergies. There are no cancellations, exchanges, or refunds. If attendance is not possible, a kit will be held for pickup after the class, and this kit does not include shared supplies such as inks, pastes, sprays, or other mediums.

Ripple Effect at Yolo County Fairgrounds features live music for fans of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers on the Community Stage next to the Arena. Dancing is encouraged, whether in your favorite shoes or simply in spirit.

Herbie Hancock, a defining voice in contemporary music, brings a legacy that spans more than five decades and includes 14 Grammy Awards. A prodigy who performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at age eleven, he later joined the Miles Davis Quintet and led his own groups, The Headhunters and VSOP. His catalog includes Maiden Voyage, Chameleon, Watermelon Man, and Rockit. His music crosses genres while preserving a distinct personal sound.

Young Speakers Camp at Veterans Memorial Center offers a lively mix of improvisation, comedy, and creative self-expression. Through humor-focused challenges, character work, and fast-paced speaking games, participants build poise, quick thinking, and clear communication. Each day strengthens their ability to share ideas and connect with an audience. The week wraps up with a recorded showcase that is made available for families to enjoy.

This family storytime features storytelling, music, and plenty of fun. It welcomes all families and is especially suited to children ages 1 to 5.

Power through a full-body workout that pairs indoor rowing with strength training using WaterRowers, weights, and other equipment. The session begins with a technique and mobility warmup to get you ready, then shifts into invigorating interval sets that alternate rowing and strength work while staying gentle on the joints. Advance registration is required.

Challenge yourself with a fast paced workout that blends high intensity intervals with low impact training for maximum results. The session combines rowing sprints on a WaterRower with full body strength and stability moves using a BOSU balance trainer, kettlebells, dumbbells, and your own body weight. Registration is required in advance.

A weekly storytime for babies and their parents or caregivers invites little ones to enjoy songs, stories, rhymes, and play that support early language and social development. The session takes place at Arthur F. Turner Community Library Yolo County Library.

This low impact strength training session is designed for women at every level. It is a fit for those starting strength training, rehabilitating from an injury, returning after time away, or focusing on building strength to make daily activities easier or even possible. Space is limited, so please register in advance.

At Laughs Unlimited, emerging comics and seasoned pros share the stage for a night of stand-up. The Pro-Am Showcase spotlights Sacramento’s local comedy talent while offering new comedians a chance to perform. Aspiring performers can request a slot by emailing bookinglaughs@gmail.com with the subject line “PRO-AM Submission,” and should include their name and how many people they plan to bring. Confirmed participants will receive an email and are asked to check in with the host on the day of their showcase.

At Blueprint Coffee Project in Sacramento, this morning meetup brings local business owners together to build connections and exchange ideas. It features a focused networking session followed by a guest speaker’s talk, creating space for collaboration, learning, and professional growth.

Swinging Wings Wednesday pairs nine holes of mini golf with a wings deal. Play a round to unlock 12 wings for $9. Members receive free games every Wednesday and can also purchase 12 wings for $9. Drinks and games are available. This offer is available only at the Tipsy Putt locations in Tahoe, Sacramento, and Emeryville. Check your preferred location’s event page to confirm specific details and the exact day of the week.

A lunch service will be available at CalPERS in Downtown Sacramento, offering a convenient option for a quick meal. The setup will be on site at the venue and focused on serving lunch.

A weekly music and movement program at Arthur F. Turner Community Library welcomes all families and gives little ones a chance to burn off energy through interactive activities. It is best suited for children 18 months and older.

Build practical kitchen skills while gaining confidence to prepare wholesome, tasty, and budget-friendly meals at home. Recipes are guided by what is fresh from the garden and by seasonal ingredients, along with ideas requested by patients. Advance sign-ups are encouraged, but drop-ins are welcome. To register, call 530.758.2060.

Learn practical techniques while gaining confidence to cook nourishing, flavorful, and budget-conscious dishes in your own kitchen. Recipes are selected based on what is available from the garden and other in-season ingredients, and they also reflect requests and suggestions from patients. Advance registration is encouraged, though walk-ins are welcome.

Picnic in the Park is back at Central Park with the Davis Farmers Market expanding its offerings. Expect more farm stands and food vendors, beverages that include wine and beer, and music performed live. It provides a relaxed setting for warm weather gatherings with friends and family, with plenty to eat and drink.

Hosted by Chloe, this weekly RevCo quads event takes place on Wednesdays at Doc Oliver Baseball Field - Land Park. Start times are confirmed each week in the chat, and rules are available to review beforehand. Participation is limited to adults 18 and over due to liability and insurance requirements.

Experience traditional Chinese martial arts in a welcoming class featuring Eagle Claw Kung Fu, a longstanding style known for powerful strikes and precise joint-lock techniques. The training is open to beginners and seasoned practitioners, with options suitable for youth, adults, and families. Sessions focus on building strength and flexibility, sharpening concentration and discipline, and developing practical self-defense skills. Participants also explore cultural heritage while gaining confidence and mental clarity. All skill levels are supported in a safe and encouraging environment.

At The Auditorium at CLARA, this 5Rhythms class welcomes movers of all levels to explore the five-part map of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. There are no steps to memorize. Participants follow the music and their breath, letting the body lead. Each rhythm offers its own lesson, inviting a deeper connection with body, heart, mind, soul, and spirit. Every dance is personal and can range from gentle to powerful, often unfolding into meaningful change over time. Founded by Gabrielle Roth and practiced around the world, 5Rhythms blends movement and music as a pathway for expression, healing, and community. The setting features a classic wood floor and an energizing soundtrack that supports sweat, release, and discovery. Classes are typically guided through two waves by certified 5Rhythms teachers Majica Alba or Bella Dreizler, with occasional visiting instructors. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and many participants choose to dance barefoot. Pricing options include a single class drop-in for $25, 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.

This showcase features Marcus Mangham and welcomes special guest Chris "Swizz" Smith. Co-features are Ellis Rodriguez and D.J Sandhu, with additional performances by Stevie Cee, George Bret Olson, and Jordan Kirchner. Gabriel Alexander serves as host.

Tipsy Putt - Sacramento hosts a weekly trivia night run by Geeks Who Drink. There is no cost to play, and winners take home prizes. Expect new questions and fun challenges each week. Bring a team of two to six, or arrive on your own and join a group, no pressure. Cold beer is available, so settle in and put your knowledge to work. A free RSVP option lets you add it to your calendar.

Four improv teams take the stage for an unscripted comedy showcase inspired by cast members’ true stories from their lives. Each set starts with a single suggestion from the audience, then the performers build original scenes on the spot. Expect a mix of newcomers and seasoned veterans. All participants have completed the Comedy Spot’s core classes (Improv 101 to 301), passed an audition, and continue their training through regular rehearsals and performances. Tickets are $7 with no added fees.

Kogei is a summer handroll dining series created by Trophy Club and Chef Dan Nguyen, pairing fresh seasonal flavors with a collaborative food and drink experience in Sacramento. This installment, Fire & Flame, centers on broiled and torched techniques with a focus on smoky, caramelized character, featuring hotate, unagi, shiro maguro, and A5 wagyu served as nigiri. The meal is a fixed course that begins with a starter, includes three handrolls, and ends with dessert. Handrolls are only available as part of the set and are not sold separately. Cocktails from the Trophy Club menu are available on request, and Jake’s Beverage Pairing can be added for a curated match to the menu.

The Omari Tau Quintet takes the stage with a cross-genre program led by celebrated baritone and multifaceted performer Omari Tau. His work spans classical, jazz, pop, and musical theatre, including an international tour as Banzai in Disney’s The Lion King and appearances with Alley Theatre, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, the MUNY, Broadway at Music Circus, and Theater Under The Stars. This concert spotlights Omari’s interpretive range through songs by Nina Simone, Tom Waits, and Cassandra Wilson, artists whose catalogs move easily among jazz, blues, folk, and soul. He is joined by saxophonist and composer Jacam Manricks, with Joe Gilman on piano, Andrew Mell on bass, and Tim Stephenson on drums. The performance features layered arrangements, adventurous improvisation, and heartfelt storytelling for a distinctive live experience.

Test your trivia knowledge at a free pub quiz hosted by Quizmaster C. Enjoy pub fare or a drink while you play and compete for gift certificates, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and a $10 prize for the team that finishes second to last.

Harlow’s presents Franklin Jonas & the Byzantines for an all ages show that spotlights Franklin’s candid, story-centered songwriting and the band’s mix of Americana roots with contemporary textures for a sound that feels both classic and fresh. Known for an energetic stage presence, the group has opened for The Jonas Brothers, The Maine, and Hunter Hayes, building a growing following across the country. A debut album is on the way, along with headlining shows across the U.S.

The 5th Annual Lincoln Law School Golf Tournament brings together alumni, students, professors, and friends of Lincoln Law School of Sacramento at Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course for a shotgun start scramble. The event supports the school’s scholarship fund, with all proceeds going directly to students. Sponsorship and player opportunities range from the Voir Dire Package at $700 to a Platinum Reception Sponsorship at $2,000, and contributions are tax deductible. For questions, contact the Non-Profit Scholarship Committee at Scholarships@lincolnlaw.edu.

This single-day clinic at Incredible Pets offers gentle, non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Most appointments take less than an hour and are designed to freshen breath and leave teeth cleaner. A veterinary screening or exam is required prior to treatment. Appointment availability is limited, and further details are available through the ticket section on the event page.

Fresh, locally grown produce is rolling into North Sacramento with the Mobile Farmers Market, a recurring stop on the first and third Friday of each month. Sponsored by Councilmember Roger Dickinson in collaboration with the Center for Land-Based Learning and Sierra Service Project, this market on wheels brings affordable, sustainably grown fruits and vegetables directly to neighborhoods. The Mobile Farmers Market also operates throughout Yolo County to ease food insecurity, responding to a 2023 Yolo Food Bank finding that nearly one in three residents faces limited access to food. It creates a convenient, community-focused marketplace for small and beginning farms and helps shoppers connect with the people who grow their food. By prioritizing culturally relevant crops, paying farmers fairly, and fostering community involvement, the program supports a healthier and more equitable food system. To reduce financial and physical barriers, the market accepts SNAP/EBT and offers a 50 percent discount through Market Match, encouraging customers to use their EBT dollars at local farmers markets. Service prioritizes ethnically diverse, low-income neighborhoods in Yolo County identified by the USDA as food insecure. Outreach materials are available in Russian, Farsi, and Spanish. Much of the produce is sourced nearby, with 60 percent grown within 25 miles and all within 100 miles, including items that can be hard to find at conventional grocery stores.

Learn practical techniques for preparing wholesome, tasty, and affordable meals at home. Recipes are chosen with fresh produce from the garden and seasonal ingredients in mind, and the menu also incorporates requests and suggestions from patients. Advance registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome.

Fridays in the park get livelier with Pitchers & Pints, a weekly, family-friendly gathering held outside Mulligan’s Cafe. Enjoy free food, drink specials, games and prizes, and a relaxed atmosphere. Every second Friday of the month brings a special Urban Roots tap takeover with live musical entertainment and a free drink for LPCA members. Everyone is welcome at Pitchers & Pints.

Presented by Councilman Rick Jennings and SactoMoFo, this Garcia Bend gathering features a wide variety of gourmet food trucks in a family friendly setting that encourages neighbors to connect over great food. Organizers emphasize a safe and positive environment, and all participating trucks follow high health standards while offering online ordering for a contactless experience.

Hulvey showcases an energetic, faith-centered sound in a performance that is both impactful and intimate. The Reach Records artist has achieved a Billboard Top 10 Christian album and a Gold-certified single with “Altar,” surpassing 100 million streams. Fresh off major tours with Brandon Lake, he continues to connect with audiences nationwide. Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone appear as special guests, shaping an evening that blends hip hop, worship, and purpose.

At The Phoenix Loft, a themed Playground celebrates Sharknado Chaos. The indoor, climate controlled setting supports exploration in aerial arts, flow arts, movement, and performance. Participants may experiment with new apparatuses or flow tools, workshop choreography for a friendly test audience, or simply move and connect with friends. Photographers can practice capturing motion with clear consent from those being photographed. Costumes are welcome and must comply with the no jewelry and no zippers rule. Respect for people, equipment, and the studio is expected. Consent is required for any physical assistance and for photos. Shoes are not worn, jewelry is not allowed, and fire is not permitted. This is a peer skill share, not formal instruction. First time visitors will complete a waiver upon arrival. A suggested donation of $10 supports the space, with no one turned away for lack of funds. Phoenix Loft Playground staff may refuse admission or ask individuals to leave if rules are broken or behavior is unsafe or unwelcome.

Enjoy a community movie night under the stars at George Sim Community Center. Admission is free, with popcorn, cotton candy, Otter Pops, and other refreshments. Before the film begins, there will be games and music to set the mood. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets for a cozy, family-friendly evening.

The Ghost Town Rebellion brings a live performance to Drakes Barn in West Sacramento. The evening unfolds by the river, creating a scenic backdrop for the show.

Weird • Strange • Bizarre Comedy Fest is a two-night celebration of offbeat comedy where anything can happen. Regular Comedy Spot performers take 25-minute slots to try their boldest experiments, the ideas they have always wanted to attempt on stage. The tone swings from rapid-fire absurdity to moments that prompt laughter, gasps, and second thoughts, sometimes all at once. Past editions have brought out cats, lasers, cannabis-fueled delirium, explosive drag numbers, dating mishaps, and game shows that defy explanation. The result is rare and risky, like spotting a roller-skating unicorn on a tightrope... improbable and maybe a little magical. The 2026 lineup will be announced soon. Weekend passes are $30 and cover more than 20 shows, offering a choose-your-own-adventure dash through the delightfully strange.

Set out for a run or walk under the shade of Wm Land Park. After the race, enjoy a free festival featuring interactive booths, live performances, and food.

Laundry Love will be at Franklin Speed Wash to offer assistance with laundry services. The Sacramento County Book Mobile will also be there, providing no-cost resources for every age. For questions or to explore ways to serve or donate, contact the organizers.

At Pence Gallery, artist Bev Barnett leads a hands-on workshop focused on sculptural papermaking. Participants learn to turn household recycling, kitchen scraps, and gathered plant materials into richly textured sheets and low-relief paper forms. The session introduces a water-efficient process that uses a standard kitchen blender to break down fibers, plus straightforward ways to add color without traditional dyes. Everyone finishes with 8 to 10 handmade papers, a practical plan for setting up a simple home studio, and the skills to keep creating. Tuition is $115 for members and $125 for non-members, with all materials included.

Explore the art of making Brie in a dedicated cheesemaking class. This creamy favorite, often celebrated as a classic, is simpler to prepare at home than many expect and offers an elegant result that impresses. The class fee is $55. Registration is available through the ticket link.

Plant Camp returns with a Backyard Pollinators session led by Natalia, part of the Summer Camp series. This two-part class begins with a classroom seminar focused on recognizing common pollinators and other beneficial insects found in Sacramento gardens, from familiar honey bees to delicate lacewings. Expect clear guidance on why these species matter, how they support a thriving garden, and practical steps to attract them. After a short break, the class shifts to a hands-on project where participants assemble a Pollinator Paradise container garden. Using a curated mix of annual and perennial plants for pollinators, along with a 12 by 9 terracotta pot, saucer, and decorative rock, the build creates a striking mini habitat and a safe drinking station for bees, butterflies, and more. The full class is $80 and includes all materials and instruction. The seminar-only option is available for $30 and concludes after the first portion. Either registration choice includes a 15% off coupon for purchases made the same day. The workshop takes place indoors with a maximum of 20 registered participants, and guests cannot be accommodated. Cancellations within 48 hours are not refundable, including requests for a gift card.

Roller derby takes over The Bearhouse with a triple header featuring three hard-hitting bouts. Sacramento Bruin Trouble faces Monterey Bay RollerDerby, Sacramento Kodiak Attack meets Sierra Regional RollerDerby, and Sacramento Bruin Trouble returns to battle Sierra Regional RollerDerby. Ticket options include VIP at $35 with two free drinks and VIP seating, General Admission at $25, $15 for ages 8 to 17, and free entry for children 7 and under. Online ticket sales close in advance, and there are no refunds once sales have ended. Tickets are typically available at the door unless the event sells out. Concessions will offer snacks and drinks, including cider and beer, and a local food truck will be on site. Explore Vendor Alley for merchandise and more. Parking near the warehouse is limited, so keep access points clear, follow posted parking signs, and consider carpooling, biking, public transit, or rideshare. Flash photography will be in use.

Refresh your wardrobe at a community clothing swap hosted by Swap Society at Sun & Soil Health Company in Sacramento. Everyone is welcome, and the focus is on keeping fashion fun, fresh, and sustainable by exchanging pieces directly so garments enjoy a longer life. Please bring a bag and contribute only gently used items, and consider wearing a fitted tank top or shorts underneath your outfit to make trying on pieces easier if you choose. Clean clothing in good condition is appropriate for the swap, and undergarments are not accepted. With a ticket, you can trade one item for one item. Membership offers a shopping pass with unlimited swapping and additional benefits across locations. Swap Society is partnering with The Beauty Boost Sacramento, providing Beauty Boost members free entry to their first swap and access to a discounted Swap Society membership at $15 per month. Swap Society members receive free access to their first Beauty Boost event with registration and 15% off other Beauty Boost events. Benefits can be redeemed through the member portal. The event begins with a short check-in and time to mingle, followed by open swapping throughout, with a brief wrap-up near the end. Arriving at the start offers the best selection. Any items left after the event are saved for future swaps or donated to WEAVE Inc. Previous swaps have contributed 39 pounds to WEAVE, helping extend the life of garments while supporting people in need. WEAVE provides crisis intervention for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Sacramento County and works toward a community free of violence through support services and education. Sun & Soil Health Company is a community-focused wellness space committed to sustainable living, nourishment, and connection. Its cozy, earthy setting complements mindful swapping and conscious style.

A community focused market is coming to Two Rivers Cider Co., celebrating Sacramento makers, growers, bakers, artists, and creatives in a boutique outdoor setting. Expect an intentionally selected roster of local vendors where no two booths are the same. Browse handmade goods, artisan foods, fresh florals, and small batch creations, with food trucks on site and live music on some weekends. The cider garden becomes a lively Saturday hub with a family friendly and dog friendly vibe. Ice cold cider flows all day, and new vendors rotate in each week, creating a warm space to shop small and support local.

An all-ages tribute to the 1980s returns to Harlow's with ten bands, each taking on a different year from the decade and performing short sets of songs released in that year. A bonus feature adds a dedicated set highlighting New Wave and Dark Wave from across the decade, bringing the total to eleven acts. Expect a mix of returning performers, new names, and longtime friends of the show. The lineup features The California Stars, Sgt York, Poly Holiday, The Natalie Cortez Band, Joe Gibbs and CTX, Leaping Blennies, Larisa Bryski, Wisteria, The Lucky Shots, Indoor Husband, and The Brangs. All proceeds support G.I.R.L.S. Rock Sacramento. Admission is $25.

Phoenix Rising FC travels to face Sacramento Republic FC at Heart Health Park, formerly Papa Murphy’s Park, in Sacramento. Expect a fast-paced match with real-time tactical shifts, set in an intimate stadium that brings the action close. Every sprint and tackle feels immediate, creating an atmosphere that captures the moments you cannot get from a screen.

Local breweries and wineries pour tastings throughout Fairytale Town as part of an all-ages fundraiser that supports education programs and park improvements. AKAlive performs live on the Mother Goose Stage. Children can enjoy free root beer floats and interactive activities in Mr. McGregor’s Garden, and a raffle offers prizes. VIP admission includes early entry, exclusive beer and wine samples, and catered food inside the air conditioned Story Center, which remains available for cooling off throughout the event. Food trucks will be on site with additional food and beverages for purchase. Much of the park is shaded, and the Bonney Cool Zone misters help keep things comfortable. Early-purchase pricing is available, with prices increasing afterward. The event is sponsored in part by Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP.

Swabbie's Restaurant & Bar hosts Hipper than Hip, a favorite horn band in Northern California, for a high energy night of funk, R&B, and soul that keeps the dance floor moving. Expect lively grooves and plenty of fun that make it hard to stay in your seat.

A themed Sacramento River Cats game celebrating Harry Potter supports CTEC through a dedicated ticket fundraiser. Each ticket in this effort helps people with communication disabilities gain access to essential tools, training, and a supportive community that amplifies their voices. Communication shapes learning, work, relationships, independence, and inclusion, and the need for these services continues to grow. Businesses and community leaders can make a difference by purchasing tickets, sharing the opportunity within their teams and networks, and helping raise awareness. Every ticket contributes to CTEC’s mission.

Yes, Clef! is a new improvised musical comedy where the cast creates scenes and songs in the moment, blending quick-witted theater with playful, music-driven games. It is a great choice for date night, an outing with friends, and fans of comedy. A single ticket includes entry to the other shows happening that evening, with a hand stamp that lets you step out and return. The performance takes place at the Eagle Theater in Old Sacramento, recognized as California Historical Landmark No. 595. As a historic venue, it offers wheelchair accessible seating with ramp access, and accessible restrooms are available across the street. Concessions are available, with options like water, soda, candy, and popcorn. Haus of Comedy offers improv classes, live shows, and team building in Sacramento, with a focus on connection, creativity, and inclusivity.

Brief Tiny World takes the stage at Eagle Theatre with a fully improvised show shaped by audience suggestions, blending spontaneous drama and laughs. The cast features Andy Sarouhan, Ford Lawson, Jessilee Windhaus, and Sara Lovelady. It is a fitting pick for a friends outing or date night in Sacramento. A ticket also includes admission to the other shows scheduled that evening, with hand stamps provided for in-and-out access. The show is recommended for ages 15 and up and may include strong language, loud sounds, and bright lights. Refunds are not available. The historic venue provides wheelchair accessible seating with ramp access, and accessible public restrooms are located across the street. Concessions are offered at the front, including water, soda, candy, and popcorn.

At AIF2026, Arran dramatist Marty Ross returns to present DRYAD, a tale about the troubling consequences that arise when a construction company seeks to clear an ancient woodland with a dark reputation to build a modern bypass. Experienced as a journey on foot, the piece unfolds among the trees of Roots of Arran Woodland between Brodick and Lamlash, with audience and storyteller moving together through the forest as the narrative evolves. Ross has an extensive body of work for the BBC, Wireless Theatre, and Audible, including the recently released Scottish ghost story The Dead of Rannoch Moor. As both writer and live storyteller, he shapes an age old art into contemporary theatre rooted in landscape and story.

Explore the world of soft cheeses in a focused class covering Chevre, Cream, Mascarpone, and Ricotta. These styles are known for a smooth, creamy character and can be created in a relatively short time. Ricotta is made during the session from start to finish, while the other cheeses are presented at different points in their process so you know what to look for as they rest. The fee is $65. To reserve a spot, use the ticket link or send payment via Venmo to @Kimberly-Mack-22 and include the class name. This offering is very popular and tends to fill quickly.

Discover the time-honored craft of macrame in a welcoming class at Verge Center for the Arts. You will start with a brief look at its history, then learn foundational knots such as the Lark's Head, the Half Knot Spiral, and the Alternating Square Knot while making a 12-by-24-inch wall hanging to bring home. No prior experience is required, and the class is recommended for participants 16 and older.

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

A community sound bath offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, featuring a rotating group of local sound healers. Suggested contributions range from $11 to $44 and can be provided at the door in cash or via Venmo. Donations are optional and help compensate the sound healers.

Susan Skinner, Del Gomes, and the Hey Day sextet explore nature’s many facets through jazz and pop, shaping a performance that spans Cole Porter and CCR to the Beatles and Bacharach. Projected images from Susan Skinner’s award-winning nature photography complement the music, creating a rich and immersive experience.

Enjoy a relaxed ballroom social designed for all experience levels. The evening starts with a beginner-friendly lesson to help everyone feel comfortable on the floor, with no partner or prior experience required. Dancers looking for more challenge can take an intermediate and advanced rumba session, while newcomers focus on rumba and waltz basics. After the lessons, continue with two hours of social dancing set to a DJ mix of ballroom, Latin, and swing music. Admission is $12 and includes both the lesson and the dance, and Spotlight Members receive free entry. It is a welcoming way to practice steps, meet new people, and share the fun of social dancing.

At Cafe Colonial, a four-band lineup features Abhorrency from Sacramento, Manat from New York, Belexum representing the US and Canada, and Blighted Elder from the North Bay. The show is open to all ages, with tickets priced at $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

UC Davis Night welcomes Aggies, alumni, students, and fans to enjoy A’s baseball in Sacramento while showing school pride throughout the ballpark. The special ticket package includes a game ticket plus a co-branded UC Davis and A’s hat, offering a keepsake to wear as you cheer.

Pence Gallery hosts a casual, non-competitive figure drawing session with a nude model. This is a self-directed studio experience rather than a class, and no instruction is provided. Artists ages 18 and older, whether new to drawing from life or more experienced, can work independently through a warmup of brief poses followed by longer twenty minute sets. Bring your own drawing or painting materials, and a comfortable workspace will be provided in the upstairs classroom. A staff member will be on site to facilitate the session and answer questions. Capacity is limited to 10 participants. Advance registration with payment is required through the Pence’s website. Pricing is $15 for members and $22 for non-members.

Part of the City of West Sacramento’s free concert series held during the summer, this Mix Tapes and Marina Escapes edition brings live performances of both original songs and familiar favorites at Drake’s The Barn. The lineup features Yacht Rockers, The Seedy Burners, and The Gen' Xers. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from the venue, and outside food is not allowed. Parking is paid and limited in nearby lots and on surrounding streets, so consider ridesharing, biking, or using the West Sacramento Via On-Demand Rideshare Program. Persons with disabilities, or their caretakers, who need an accommodation should contact the organizers at least 72 hours in advance to request an auxiliary aid or accommodation. This event is organized by the City of West Sacramento Parks and Recreation Department.

An evening with Kelly Rogers and Gwen McMillin features free live music in a welcoming setting. It is open to all ages, dog friendly and family friendly, with no cover charge. The space includes a large outdoor area with plenty of shade for comfortable listening. Food and cold drinks are available, including local beers and ciders.

Music on the Green is back at William Land Golf Course, offering three family friendly concerts at no charge. The lineup features Four Barrel, Unleashed, and The Killer B's. Expect live music, complimentary food, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Entry is free and all are welcome.

sKeTcHy performs at Father Paddy's Public House on the Night Drop stage. Admission is free.

The Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show and Concert arrives at the Cal Expo Fairgrounds in Sacramento, presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy. Celebrate lowrider culture with stunning show cars, live performances by Bizzy Bone, NB Ridaz, Cota The Barber, and additional artists, along with competitions that include a Lowrider Hopping Contest plus awards and trophies. Over $15,000 in cash and prizes will be on the line. Explore RC Blvd with remote controlled car displays, browse vendor booths for unique finds, and enjoy a variety of food and beverages. Special guests will be announced. The event is family friendly, with free admission for kids under 12. Tickets include access to the show, entertainment, and concert, with online pre-sale and day-of options available, as well as savings with a Family Pack.

At Bella Vista Farms, this evening in support of the fight against breast cancer features a lobster boil in the Napa style, bar service included, a live auction, a raffle, and lively entertainment. The Solano Midnight Sun Foundation reports sponsoring over 1,000 mammograms and providing essential living grants to more than 300 breast cancer patients in Solano County, and notes that continued community support is essential to sustaining this mission.

Now in its 19th year, the Dixon Lions Club’s Texas Hold 'Em fundraiser takes place at Olde Vets Hall. The evening begins with cocktails, then transitions to poker for a lively night at the tables overseen by trained dealers. Admission is $75 per person, a cash bar will be available, and attendees must be 21 or older.

Explore the art of hand embroidery in a guided workshop led by instructor Katherine Klein. Participants will practice foundational stitches, including straight and back stitch, French knots, chain stitch, and satin stitch, then use them to craft a floral design on a canvas tote. Each person receives a tote printed with the Pence building and logo to customize during the session. The workshop welcomes ages 12 and up and is beginner friendly, with no prior experience required. Cost is $25 for members and $40 for non-members, and all materials are provided.

Now in its 36th year, Chalk It Up! offers a three-day festival celebrating chalk art and music throughout Labor Day weekend.

This social offers an evening of ballroom and Latin rhythms in a friendly, low-pressure setting. It begins with two simultaneous classes, a beginner Nightclub Two-Step and Salsa option and an intermediate or advanced Salsa and Mambo option, then transitions to open dancing with a DJ. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. Admission is $12 and includes the lesson and the dance, and Spotlight Members attend free.

Experience a performance on the legendary Night Drop stage. Admission is free, making it easy to enjoy the show.

Swabbie’s Restaurant & Bar hosts a riverfront party featuring Heartless, a Northern California tribute to Heart that celebrates decades of rock from sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. The performance spans classics from the 1970s to today, with favorites such as Barracuda, Magic Man, Crazy on You, and Alone, all delivered with the energy of FM rock’s heyday. The six-piece band includes Linda Boudreau on lead vocals, Gail Eaton on acoustic and electric guitar with vocals, Jim Coyne on lead guitar, Billy Turner on bass with vocals, Brett Minkin on keyboards with vocals, and Eddie Studebaker on drums with vocals. Recognized by Sacramento’s rock station 96.9 The Eagle and fans across California, Heartless brings a lively Heart-inspired performance to the river.

Settle in as the train winds through a mosaic of working fields and rustic farms, gliding past golden wheat, leafy tomato rows, walnut groves, and bright sunflowers. Panoramic views showcase the Sacramento Valley’s ever changing agricultural landscape, with the gentle sway of the rails adding to the experience.

The Nickel Slots perform on the Sudwerk Patio with a live set in the open air. This all-ages event offers free admission.

Local artisans and makers gather at First United Methodist Church of Sacramento for an indoor art and craft fair that blends shopping, creativity, and community. Browse a variety of handmade pieces, from thoughtful gifts to one-of-a-kind treasures, while supporting local talent. The atmosphere is welcoming for friends and families, making it easy to enjoy a cheerful day of browsing under one roof. Please use the west side entrance of the church. Vendors should register only by emailing artasylum.2023(at)gmail.com, as any other invitations or contacts are not authorized.

Learn watercolor cardmaking in the Art Impressions style with instructor Georgia Sommers. Two separate classes are offered, each priced at $35, and class size is capped at 12 participants per session. Detailed class information and sample cards will be shared about 30 days before the event, as Georgia plans to feature new products that have not yet been released. To keep the environment comfortable for everyone, attendees are asked to come fragrance free and avoid oils, perfumes, and body sprays. Registrations are final with no cancellations, refunds, or exchanges, although you may transfer your spot to a friend if you are unable to attend. Please bring your preferred adhesives, both dry and liquid, along with craft tweezers.

Davis Sunset Rotary and Dignity Health present a free, family-friendly outdoor screening of The Lion King at Davis Central Park. Bring chairs and blankets for comfortable seating, and plan for snacks available to purchase. Everyone is welcome.

This free community carnival features hands-on activities, animal meet-and-greets, and cool treats. Slide down a water attraction rising 20 feet high, bounce in an inflatable house, and try carnival games. Enjoy frozen treats from Kona Ice of Davis. Meet adoptable kittens and dogs with Friends of Yolo County Animal Services. Learn about California’s birds with the California Raptor Center and explore the world of bats with Norcal Bats. See reptiles up close, including giant desert tortoises. Visit the STEAC, Short Term Emergency Aid Committee, booth during its annual food drive and bring a food donation for a chance to win a raffle prize. More activities, entertainment, community partners, and food will be announced.

Bomba Fried Rice performs an outdoor concert at The HIVE. The diverse ensemble, with members from around the world and the Davis community, blends Latin styles including salsa, rock, reggae, spoken word, cumbia, mambo, and ska. Attendees can enjoy a seasonal menu, craft beverages, and a complimentary honey tasting at northern California’s largest honey and mead tasting room. Admission uses a pay what you can cover charge from $0 to $20 per person. The setting is family and dog friendly, and all ages are welcome. Outside food or drinks are not permitted. This performance is part of the Live at The HIVE concert series, which features a lineup of local and touring bands.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents an all-new edition of The Greatest Show On Earth that turns an outing into a high-energy celebration. A continuous flow of astonishing feats, big laughs, and moments made for memories sets the tone for a shared experience with the people who matter most. Designed to dazzle children and longtime circus fans alike, the production brings together a powerhouse lineup of joy-sparking performers into one unforgettable party, where the thrills onstage are matched by the fun of experiencing it together.

Experience a vibrant celebration of Nigerian heritage in Sacramento. Savor Nigerian flavors, enjoy music, explore cultural experiences, see striking fashions, and take in spirited dance, with even more to discover. This festival brings the tastes, sounds, and style of Nigeria together in one lively gathering.

Stroll through a lively home and garden event with vendors, and enjoy rock cover songs as you browse. Music sets the mood while you explore the displays.

Enjoy a day of social crafting where you bring your own supplies, past class materials or kits, and projects to work on. Every participant has a dedicated six-foot table, Wi‑Fi, and access to power, and an extension cord is recommended. The store is open for shopping during the event, and purchases can be kept on a running tab. Please indicate who you would like to sit with so seating can be arranged. To help everyone enjoy the space, avoid wearing oils, perfumes, or body sprays to prevent allergic reactions. Crop fees are final and cannot be canceled, refunded, or exchanged, but you may gift your spot to a friend if you are unable to attend.

Now in its 22nd year, this Mediterranean celebration features a full day of live entertainment and a lively dance party in the evening. Enjoy homemade dishes from across the region, with specialties representing Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Greece, and Italy. Performances include local middle and high school bands and the HVMC Dabke troupe. Explore vendor booths and choose a henna design that can last for weeks. Admission is $5 for ages 13 and up, and children 12 and under are free. Free parking is available, with overflow options nearby. Payments are accepted by cash, major credit cards, Venmo, and Zelle.

Ripple Effect brings the music of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band to Blue Note Brewing Company. The performance features live renditions from both catalogs. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy an evening of music, movement, and community at a welcoming ballroom social dance open to all levels. The night begins with two concurrent lessons so participants can choose the right fit: a beginner session covering Foxtrot and East Coast Swing, and an intermediate or advanced Foxtrot lesson. After the lessons, the floor opens for social dancing to a lively mix of ballroom, Latin, and swing selected by a DJ. No partner or prior experience is required. Admission is $12 for both the lesson and the dance, and Spotlight Members receive free entry.

Rags 2 Rhythm presents a soul night at Burgers and Brew Station 1, starting with an introductory soul dance lesson with Victor and Karen, then continuing with DJ-spun tunes for open dancing. The celebration unfolds in the venue’s upstairs jazz room. Attendees can order food and drinks downstairs and bring them upstairs to enjoy while they dance. Admission is $15, payable by cash, Venmo, or Zelle.

Browse a variety of vendors at a lively home and garden show, with rock cover songs playing as you explore.

Embark on a fresh creative journey with a monthly, hands-on scrapbooking class led by Nikki and centered on the Turn the Page Collection from Keepsake Studio and Esther Glas for Spellbinders. Drawing on vintage-inspired ephemera, meaningful storytelling, and interactive ways to preserve memories, each meeting offers clear instruction as participants add new pages to a personal album. Every session includes an exclusive kit featuring a spotlight die set with matching papers, ephemera, and embellishments, keeping the emphasis on learning and finishing several pages. Participants explore techniques for interactive layouts, build layering and composition skills, experiment with creative die cutting, and refine journaling so photos, mementos, and keepsakes become part of a cohesive narrative. The classes build on one another to support both newcomers and experienced scrapbookers in creating a unified album of meaningful memories. A holiday-themed session is part of the series, adding extra inspiration to revisit long after the class concludes.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey unveils an all new edition of The Greatest Show On Earth, a high energy circus experience filled with astonishing acts, plenty of laughs, and moments to remember. The production celebrates the excitement of sharing the spectacle with the people who matter most, inviting audiences of every age to enjoy the wonder together. Expect larger than life, joy filled performances shaped into a unique, nonstop show that spotlights both the action in the ring and the fun of experiencing it side by side.

Mark St Mary Blues & Zydeco Band returns to the stage to launch a 3rd Sunday Louisiana afternoon series running September through May, created for both listening and dancing. The venue is family friendly and welcoming to dancers. Dance shoes or boots are optional, though recommended. This kickoff celebrates the band’s return and acknowledges the community’s support of live music and dance.

Presented by SPMA at Veterans Memorial Theater in Davis, California, this event features Pink Floyd’s 1977 album Animals from start to finish, followed by a selection of highlights from The Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Wish You Were Here, and more. The event supports music education.

See Ivan Reitman’s 1984 classic on the big screen as a live orchestra performs Elmer Bernstein’s celebrated score. Laughs, jump scares, and proton pack action land with extra impact in a lively blend of cinema and symphonic sound.

This annual event presents a three-day showcase of estate jewelry, with opportunities to view and handle pieces in person. The collection spans a wide range, from antiques and vintage selections to designs from the Edwardian and Art Nouveau eras, among others. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

A.J. Croce performs with his band in a concert that pays tribute to the classic songs of his father, Jim Croce, while also spotlighting selections from his own catalog. The set blends songs with storytelling, combining homage and personal artistry at Crest Sacramento.

A community clothing swap from The Swap Society comes to Sun & Soil Health Company in Sacramento, welcoming people of every size and gender. Refresh your wardrobe while cutting down on the resources used to make, package, and ship new clothes. Please bring a bag and contribute only clean, gently worn pieces that do not need repair. Undergarments are not accepted. For easier try-ons, consider wearing a fitted tank or shorts underneath your outfit, which is optional. Participants can purchase a ticket to exchange one item for one item, or become members for a shopping pass that unlocks unlimited swapping and additional perks. The Swap Society has partnered with The Beauty Boost Sacramento, offering Beauty Boost members complimentary entry to their first swap and a discounted Swap Society membership at 15 dollars per month. Swap Society members receive complimentary access to their first Beauty Boost event with registration and 15 percent off Beauty Boost events, with redemption available through the member portal. The schedule begins with about 20 minutes for check-in and mingling, then swapping continues throughout with a wrap-up starting roughly half an hour before the end. Arriving promptly helps with the best selection. Any items left at the close are set aside for a future swap or donated to WEAVE Inc., with 39 pounds already contributed through past events. WEAVE supports survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Sacramento County and works to foster healthy relationships while educating the community to help end violence. Sun & Soil Health Company offers a warm, wellness-focused setting rooted in sustainability and connection, which aligns with the event’s mindful approach to style.

Kick off the fall season with an immersive apples and varietal honey tasting inspired by the Jewish custom of dipping apples in honey to welcome a sweet new year. Guided by Queen Bee, Amina Harris, participants sample a range of apple varieties, learn what defines different varietal honeys, explore their distinctive aromas and flavors, create personalized apple and honey pairings, and enjoy an iced honey beverage. This family-friendly experience is open to all ages, and children 10 and under attend for free.

Enjoy a welcoming ballroom social that blends instruction and open dancing. Newcomers can ease in with a beginner Cha Cha and Tango lesson, while experienced dancers can opt for an intermediate or advanced Samba class. After the lessons, keep the energy going with DJ-led social dancing to a lively mix of ballroom, Latin, and swing. Admission is $12 and includes both the lesson and the dance, and Spotlight Members may attend at no cost. This relaxed gathering offers a friendly setting to practice steps, meet fellow dancers, and celebrate the joy of social dancing.

NEA Jazz Masters and Grammy-winning artists Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves unite to honor John Coltrane’s centennial with a new album and an international tour. Five-time Grammy recipient Dianne Reeves, widely regarded as a leading jazz vocalist, is celebrated for dazzling technique, spontaneous creativity, and a smooth fusion of jazz and R&B. She also became the first singer to earn Grammys for three consecutive albums in Best Jazz Vocal Performance. Saxophonist Branford Marsalis remains a major force in contemporary music, and his quartet is renowned for exacting, adventurous readings that span original compositions as well as jazz and popular standards. In this appearance, Reeves joins the Branford Marsalis Quartet to revisit the landmark 1963 collaboration between Coltrane and Johnny Hartman, along with additional favorites from Coltrane’s timeless catalog.

A creative weekend of crafting returns in memory of Rhonda Daniels and Carol Johnson, presented by It’s All About the Scrapbook. This charitable crop invites makers to settle in for three days, with the option to add a fourth, while helping direct a portion of proceeds to a Solano County non-profit chosen by the organizers. Space is limited to 50 participants and tends to fill quickly, and seating requests can be sent to the store by email. Each crafter receives a six foot table, a welcome gift, WiFi and access to power, and a raffle auction will raise additional funds for a local cause. Please bring your own projects, an extension cord, any extra lighting you prefer, and a protective mat if you plan to use inks or other mediums. Registration is $125 per person at sign up, with an additional $20 for the optional extra day, and the store will be open for shopping during the event. For the comfort of all, avoid perfumes, scented oils, lotions and other fragrances. All sales are final with no cancellations, exchanges or single day options, though you may transfer your spot to a friend if you are unable to attend.

Discovery Park hosts a four day celebration of heavy music featuring more than 140 artists across five stages. The West Coast’s biggest gathering for rock, punk, and metal returns with its most expansive lineup yet and a larger festival footprint, making this the largest Aftershock in the event’s history. My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil, $UICIDEBOY$, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, A Day To Remember, and Wu-Tang Clan headline a bill built for massive energy. Passes are available as single day or four day options, with hotel packages and camping also offered.

The Nickel Slots deliver an evening of Americana and roots rock that travels through themes of joy, heartache, hope, and redemption. The HIVE Tasting Room & Kitchen offers a seasonal menu and craft beverages, plus a complimentary honey tasting at a venue recognized as northern California’s largest honey and mead tasting room. Admission follows a pay-what-you-can approach of $0 to $20 per person. The event is suitable for all ages and welcomes families and dogs. Outside food or drinks are not permitted. This performance is part of the Live at The HIVE concert series showcasing local and touring bands.

Spend a relaxed day at Blue Max Kart Club with a non-competitive track session dedicated to vintage two-stroke racing karts alongside a friendly swap meet. A drivers meeting will be held before open sessions begin, and the track will be available for driving throughout the day. Bring along any unused vintage karts or parts to sell or trade at the swap area. Driver entry is 35 dollars and requires signing the track liability waiver to receive a wristband. Spectators and swappers may attend at no charge and must also sign the waiver and wear a wristband. VKCA membership is not required for participation, though it is optional. All karts will undergo a safety check. Steering, braking and wheel components must be secured with cotter pins or safety wire, and nylon insert nuts, other lock nuts and Barry clips are not permitted. Safety gear must meet VKCA standards. A full face helmet with a shield carrying a Snell 2015 or newer rating is mandatory, open face helmets with bubble shields are not allowed, and a karting neck brace is required. A 50/50 raffle will be held. Lunch is complimentary for everyone in attendance, and participants should bring their own beverages. For questions, contact Alana Clark at bmkcdavis@gmail.com or 415-806-0265.

A partnership with PLUS1 means one dollar from each Cameron Whitcomb ticket supports Project Healthy Minds and its efforts to expand access to mental health services across America. Tickets are available through multiple sales windows, including public onsale, artist presale, APE presale, and Spotify presale, with VIP package options offered in both presale and general onsale.

Presented in collaboration with NASA, the National Association of Scale Aeromodelers, and WDA, the 49'er Scale Classic continues a longstanding contest tradition. WDA supported the 49'er Qualifier for many years, and after hosting the NASA Scale West Classic in 2025, that legacy carries forward with this scale classic.

Evening Under the Stars takes place in the Plaza Courtyard at the Yolo County Fairgrounds and features The Hey-Nows!. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available. To reserve a spot, email ycfhfoundation@gmail.com or call 530-218-2161. Proceeds support refurbishment projects at the Yolo County Fairgrounds.

A vegan comfort food pop-up brings to Sacramento the BBQ joint ranked number one in the country by VegNews and USA TODAY. The menu centers on Southern favorites and sandwich specials, featuring Fried Chickun, smoked meats, mac n cheeze, beer-cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, jambalaya, po boyz, Cajun corn, totchos, and more. The menu is nut-free, and gluten-free options are available.

Ideateam performs outdoors as part of the Live at The HIVE concert series. The Sacramento-based collective mixes distinctive originals with a selection of old-school and modern covers, shaping sets that glide through layered grooves rooted in experimental funk, soul, and R&B. Doors open before the performance and the music follows. Food and drink are available, including a seasonal menu, craft beverages, and complimentary honey tastings inside the biggest honey and mead tasting room in Northern California. Admission follows a contribute-what-you-can approach, ranging from $0 to $20 per person. The event is open to all ages, is family friendly and welcoming to dogs, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. The series highlights both local artists and touring bands while keeping access broad for the community.

Clear out clutter and protect your privacy at a no-cost document shredding day from Recology Davis. Open to Davis residential customers only, attendees may bring paper and confidential documents to be shredded and recycled, with a limit of four file boxes measuring 11 by 14 inches. Service continues until the shredding trucks reach capacity. For questions, contact Recology Davis at (530) 756-4646.

At It’s all about the Scrapbook, Nikki Sher leads a monthly class built around the Turn the Page Collection by Keepsake Studio and Esther Glas for Spellbinders, highlighting vintage-style ephemera, meaningful narratives, and engaging album building. Every meeting builds on the previous one to expand skills and assemble a cohesive keepsake album, with instruction on techniques for creating pages with interactive features, arranging layers and composing layouts, inventive uses for dies, and practical guidance for capturing stories in writing while integrating photos and other mementos. Participants receive curated materials for the month, including a featured Keepsake Studio die set with coordinating papers, ephemera, and embellishments, along with clear, sequential instruction that helps you finish several album pages and leave with reusable ideas and methods. Capacity is limited.

The concluding tour work from Akram Khan Company bridges past and present through the enduring force of ritual. Conceived as a yearly gathering, an all-women ensemble summons ancestral memory, moving through ceremonies and collective remembrance to spark renewal across generations. The movement language intertwines Bharatanatyam with contemporary expression, carrying history forward while speaking to today. Drawing on sacred traditions from many cultures, the piece listens for the reverberations of a colonized past and invites reflection on personal heritage and the rituals that bind communities. An original score by Aditya Prakash is joined by sound design from Gareth Fry, lighting by Zeynep Kepekli, dramaturgy by Blue Pieta, and set and costume design by Saudi visual artist Manal AlDowayan, recognized with awards. Critics, including The Guardian, have praised Khan’s choreography for its immediate emotional reach and its vivid, imaginative worlds.

Les Amis brings Cajun and zydeco infused grooves to the WSac VFW, filling the room with lively Louisiana dance music. These veteran musicians are well known on this stage and across Northern California. A smooth wooden dance floor invites two-steps and waltzes, and the venue is welcoming to dancers and families. The VFW cantina will have menu items and beverages available for purchase.

Acclaimed guitarist Julian Lage leads Scenes from Above, a new quartet with keyboardist John Medeski, bassist Jorge Roeder, and drummer Kenny Wolleson. Drawing on folk traditions, the music carries a warm, soul-rich, earthy character and highlights Lage’s increasing focus on composing for the ensemble as a whole.

Bluey's Big Play arrives at SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center with an all-new stage story by series creator Joe Brumm. Dad is hoping for a little downtime, but Bluey and Bingo put playful plans into action to coax him off the bean bag, turning everyday fun into a lively adventure. Adapted from the Emmy award winning television series, the production features new music by composer Joff Bush and cleverly crafted puppets that bring the Heeler family to life on stage. The show is presented by BBC Studios and Andrew Kay in association with Windmill Theatre Co.

Country in the Park 2 returns to Heart Health Park at Cal Expo for a one-night, single-stage celebration of country favorites under the night sky, featuring Bailey Zimmerman, Russell Dickerson, Ian Munsick, and Trey Pendley. Promoted as a must-see for Northern California country music fans, this outdoor concert brings together standout voices for an evening of sing-along hits.

Everclear’s Lucky 7 Tour comes to Ace Of Spades for an all ages show. Re-entry is not permitted, and set times or opening acts may change without prior notice or refunds. The box office cannot verify tickets bought through unofficial resellers, so any issues with third party purchases must be handled directly with the seller. A dedicated area is available for guests with mobility needs, accommodating up to two people per party, and reservations should be made after purchasing a general admission ticket. The venue operates cashless, accepting cards and mobile payments. Presales are available through Spotify, Bandsintown, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember programs, and VIP packages are offered.

Bikes, Boos & Bites brings Halloween fun to Harley-Davidson of Sacramento with raffles, a food truck on hand, and spooky touches throughout the dealership.

MacArthur Award winner Taylor Mac reunites with Obie Award winning composer Matt Ray, praised by The New York Times as a key figure in New York’s alt cabaret scene, for a two-artist program that draws on the queer songbook to honor lineage and look ahead. Building on their expansive A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, they come together to celebrate Bark of Millions, a new illustrated song collection. Expect a bold, heartfelt, and welcoming evening that centers community and turns celebration into a shared experience. Bark of Millions is slated for publication by Black Dog & Leventhal in fall 2026 and is available for preorder through booksellers.

Cirque Mechanics pays tribute to the 1980s heyday of American amusement parks in Tilt! A Circus Thrill Ride. At the center stands a massive Ferris wheel, surrounded by inventive mechanical pieces that reinterpret classic rides and midway games from that era. The show overflows with acrobatics, aerial artistry, and skillful juggling, all wrapped in nostalgic flair. This theatrical circus experience captures the look, sound, and spirit of the time, bringing the park atmosphere to life on stage.

Galactic delivers a genre-spanning showcase rooted in New Orleans, mixing funk, jazz, rock, hip hop, and soul into a distinctive sound. Across more than three decades, the band has evolved from a late-night funk crew into a boundary-pushing collective celebrated for high-energy concerts and bold collaborations. With lead vocalist Anjelika “Jelly” Joseph at the forefront, they bring fresh spark to Jackson Hall at the Mondavi Center, as her soulful, commanding vocals add new depth to the group’s expansive approach. The evening begins with Bella Rayne, a singer and songwriter, leading a guitar-driven band that blends Americana with the free-flowing improvisation of the jam-band tradition.

Live at The HIVE welcomes Mariachi Bonitas for an outdoor concert. Led by Dinorah Klingler, the ensemble brings a new voice to mariachi in Sacramento and beyond, redefining the tradition with their performance. Guests can enjoy a seasonal menu and craft beverages, along with complimentary honey tastings inside Northern California’s largest honey and mead tasting room. Admission uses a pay what you can model ranging from $0 to $20 per person, so everyone can take part. The setting is family friendly and dog friendly, and all ages are welcome. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. This show is part of the Live at The HIVE concert series featuring local and touring bands throughout September and October, supported by a sliding scale suggested cover charge to keep the events accessible to the community.

El David Aguilar, a Grammy-nominated artist from Mexico’s independent music scene, is known for remarkable versatility as a singer and songwriter. His sound interlaces Mexican folk with Latin American and Brazilian influences, alongside the spirit of American rock, pop, and folk from the 1960s through the 1990s. Admired for poetic writing and lush harmonies, he has collaborated with Natalia Lafourcade, Jorge Drexler, and Mon Laferte. His 2024 album, Compita del Destino, gathers songs that reflect on life, love, and fate.

Rival Sons bring the Domestic Bliss Tour to Ace of Spades for an all ages show, and everyone is welcome. The venue enforces a no re-entry policy. Schedule and support acts may change without notice or refund. The box office cannot verify tickets purchased through unofficial third-party sellers, and any scan issues must be addressed directly with the seller. A designated seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations and can accommodate up to two people per party. Because ADA seating is limited, reservations are recommended after purchasing a General Admission ticket by emailing ACEADA@livenation.com. The venue is cashless and accepts cards and mobile payments. Multiple presale options and VIP packages are offered, including artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember opportunities.