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SUMMARY:Davis Arts Center Wetland Exhibit Opening September 20th
DESCRIPTION:YoloSol presents\nGood Fire\, Living Water: The Gifts of a Marsh Economy\nSeptember 20-November 13\, 2026\nDavis Arts Center \n“Tule (Schoenoplectus acutus var. occidentalis) has been my creative muse for 30 years. It still thrives in the rivers and marshes of California… Tule\, along with cattail\, is at the heart of the marsh economy… I am now in the process of working with ecologists and scientists to renew our understanding of how we can restore the wetlands. It is clear that cultural knowledge about tule is a critical part of the tools required in this endeavor.” – Diana Almendariz \nA public exhibition on wetland stewardship featuring the eco-cultural and artistic practice of Wintun/Maidu culture-bearer Diana Almendariz and her daughters Ooti Maxine and Christina Almendariz. The multimedia exhibit also highlights Diana’s collaboration with artists and scientists in the Yolo Bioregion. \nThe exhibition will include original paintings\, archival photographs\, a tule boat\, audio recordings\, interactive installations about wetland ecology and invasive plants\, guides to the Yolo Bioregion’s creeks and wetlands\, zines\, and hands-on art-making opportunities! \nPublic events include:\n2nd Friday ArtAbout: October 9 and November 13\nStorytelling and Tule Workshop with Diana and Christina Almendariz: November 7 @ 4pm \nThis exhibit is supported by the City of Davis Waste Water Treatment Plant Arts Initiative\, Davis Arts Center\, and Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life. \nLearn more at: yolosol.org
URL:https://www.abridged.org/event/davis-arts-center-wetland-exhibit-opening-september-20th/
LOCATION:Davis Arts Center\, 1919 F Street\, Davis\, CA\, 95616\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community submission
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ORGANIZER;CN="Yolo Sol":MAILTO:info@yolosol.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009
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SUMMARY:The Ghosts of Smithfield House: A New Original Musical
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Resurrection Theatre at the California Stage Complex in Midtown Sacramento\, running from Oct 9 – Oct 31st. \n\nEver wanted to feel like you stepped straight into an episode of your favorite supernatural series?​A haunted house. A skeptical ghost hunter. A charming spirit with unfinished business. \n\n\nThe Ghosts of Smithfield House is a haunting new musical that blends mystery\, humor\, heart\, and the supernatural into an unforgettable theatrical experience. When paranormal investigator and college professor Macy Carter arrives at the infamous Smithfield House\, she expects little more than creaking floorboards\, cold drafts\, and overblown ghost stories. What she doesn’t expect is the ghost of Captain Daniel Smithfield—a charming 19th-century spirit whose past may be more tangled with the house than even he may realize.​As buried secrets rise to the surface and the walls of Smithfield House begin to reveal their history\, Macy finds herself caught between past and present\, logic and belief\, and a growing connection that defies time itself. But not every spirit in the house is as welcoming\, and some ghosts prefer to keep the past exactly where it belongs.​Part supernatural mystery\, part romantic comedy\, and full of haunting melodies and heartfelt surprises\, The Ghosts of Smithfield House invites audiences into a campy supernatural world where love\, loss\, and unfinished business refuse to stay buried.
URL:https://www.abridged.org/event/the-ghosts-of-smithfield-house-a-new-original-musical/
LOCATION:California Stage Space\, 2509 R Street\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95816\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community submission,Music,Theater
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SUMMARY:Artazan Handcraft Market
DESCRIPTION:Artazan Handcraft Market brings a three-day celebration of art and handcraft to Sacramento’s Scottish Rite Masonic Center\, October 16–18\, 2026.\nInspired by the ideals of the Arts & Crafts movement\, Artazan celebrates creativity\, thoughtful design\, and the enduring value of handcraft. Encompassing handcraft in all its forms\, the market brings together artists\, makers\, designers\, craftspeople\, and specialty food producers in a welcoming setting where visitors can explore beautiful work\, learn new skills\, and connect with the people behind it.\nVisitors will discover exhibits featuring fine jewelry\, ceramics\, woodworking\, textiles\, clothing\, leather goods\, glass\, home décor\, fine art\, artisan foods\, creative materials\, personal care products\, and much more. Whether handcrafted\, thoughtfully designed\, or carefully curated\, each exhibit reflects the creativity\, craftsmanship\, and individuality of the people behind it.\nBeyond the marketplace\, visitors can enjoy live music\, food trucks\, and hands-on workshops offering the chance to learn directly from experienced artisans. Opportunity drawings will feature work and prizes from participating artists and exhibitors.\nEstablished by artisans with a shared appreciation for craftsmanship and creative community\, Artazan creates a gathering place centered around artists\, makers\, and the creative traditions behind handcraft. The market offers a welcoming space to shop\, discover new work\, connect with the people behind it\, and experience handcraft in its many forms.\nHeld at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in East Sacramento\, directly across from Sacramento State\, the venue offers a spacious indoor setting with free parking and convenient access from throughout the region.\nArtazan Handcraft Market\nOctober 16–18\, 2026\nFriday–Sunday • 10am–5pm\nScottish Rite Masonic Center\n6151 H Street\, Sacramento\, CA 95819\nFor tickets\, workshops\, exhibitor information\, and additional event details\, visit Artazan.com.
URL:https://www.abridged.org/event/artazan-handcraft-market/
LOCATION:Scottish rite\, 6151 H St.\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95819\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community submission
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ORGANIZER;CN="Garan-Beadagio":MAILTO:josiemwood@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Community Connections: Celebrating Archives Month
DESCRIPTION:As part of National Archives Month this October\, Community Connections: Celebrating Archives Month will take place on Saturday\, October 17\, 2026\, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. \nThe event will take place upstairs on the Tsakopoulos Library Galleria Balcony\, where visitors can enjoy interactive activities and connect with community\, arts\, and cultural organizations including: \nThe Brazilian Center for Cultural Exchange of Sacramento \nHmong Youth and Parents United \nThe Washington Neighborhood Center \nSacramento Valley Chapter of Germans from Russia (SVCGR) \nIrish Heritage Society of Sacramento \nSt. HOPE Public Schools \nThe Caribbean Basin Institute for Education and Culture (CBIEC). The Caribbean Basin Institute for Education and Culture (CBIEC) Vision is to promote cultural understanding and appreciation of the Caribbean Islands and their indigenous peoples. \nThe Internet Archive. The Internet Archive is a non-profit digital library offering free universal access to texts\, movies & music\, as well as 624 billion archived web pages. \nActivities include: \nA bookmark making station and a Dia de Los Muertos informational/coloring page sponsored by The Washington Neighborhood Center. \nVisitors will discover unique items from our special collections. Selections will include local history materials and highlights from our Book Arts Collection. We’re featuring creative and unusual book forms such as miniature books\, collage\, pop-up elements\, and other examples of books as art. \nWe invite anyone with an interest in Sacramento’s diverse communities\, the arts and history to attend this free interactive event.
URL:https://www.abridged.org/event/community-connections-celebrating-archives-month/
LOCATION:Central Library\, 828 I Street\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community submission,Family-Friendly,Free
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SUMMARY:Sacramento Archives Crawl
DESCRIPTION:Explore local archives and see historical treasures during the 16th annual Sacramento Archives Crawl at the California State Archives\, California State Library\, Sacramento Public Library\, and Center for Sacramento History. It’s free and no ticket is needed! \nDuring the Crawl\, archives and special collections libraries from all over the Sacramento region set up at the four host archives in Downtown Sacramento to display items from their collections. \nAs a Crawler\, you’ll tour among the four host sites and visit with archivists\, see local history exhibits and special presentations\, learn about historic preservation and research\, and go on behind-the-scenes tours the public doesn’t normally get to go on. Free shuttle transportation between sites is provided. \nHOW TO CRAWL\nThe Crawl takes place at the following archives in Downtown Sacramento:\n-California State Archives (1020 O Street)\n-California State Library (914 Capitol Mall)\n-Center for Sacramento History (551 Sequoia Pacific Blvd)\n-Sacramento Central Library (828 I Street) \nYou can start and end your Crawl at any site and go in any order you’d like. At any site\, you can pick up a Crawl passport (get it stamped at three of the four locations for a fun set of commemorative coasters). \nPARKING & SHUTTLE BUS\nThe Center for Sacramento History is the only host site with free parking in a dedicated lot and on the street. Other sites have paid street parking or paid lots. A free shuttle\, operated by Amador Stage Lines\, services three stops along the Crawl route approximately every 20 minutes. Stops are in front of the Center for Sacramento History\, at 9th and I next to the Public Library\, and at 10th and O to serve the State Library and State Archives. \nSPECIAL EVENTS AT EACH SITE\nCalifornia State Archives – TOURS & EXHIBIT\n** See a new exhibit on the development of San Francisco’s waterfront\, Shaping a Shoreline: Stories from the Waterfront. The exhibit features one-of-a-kind original records on display for one day only\, including maps\, photographs\, correspondence\, and employee records.\n** Enjoy behind the scenes tours offered on the hour between 11 am and 3 pm. Archives Crawl attendees can also attend the California Museum for free the day of Crawl! \nCalifornia State Library – TOURS\n** Check out the California State Library’s special 30-minute guided “Tiny Tours.” Guests can explore highlights such as Frank Van Sloan’s 1929 mural “The War Through the Ages\,” a display of photographs from Johnny Cash’s San Quentin and Folsom Prison concerts\, Maynard Dixon’s mural “Pageant of Traditions\,” sculptures by Edward Field Sanford Jr.\, the library lobby\, Gillis Hall\, and circulation room. \nCenter for Sacramento History – TOURS & EXHIBIT\n** Collections storage vault tours will be held every half hour starting at 10 am (last tour at 3:30 pm). This is the only day of the year CSH opens their storage vault to the public. Don’t miss it!\n** There will also be a new exhibit\, Employees Only: On the Job in Sacramento\, featuring photos that show folks hard at work\, from barbers and bartenders to rice farmers and sausage makers. Plus\, displays of antique office machines (including old typewriters you can type on)\, and objects from Tower Records founder Russ Solomon’s office. \nSacramento Public Library – SPEAKER & ARCHIVAL FILMS\n** From 1-2 pm in the Sacramento Room\, Abbygale Principe\, PhD Candidate in History at UC Riverside\, will discuss the history of the first wave of Filipino immigration to the Central Valley and Sacramento area. A moderated presentation will follow with Christella Maldonado\, UC Riverside PhD Candidate in History.\n** All day in the Galleria\, California Revealed will show archival film footage from the Center for Sacramento History’s collection featuring 8mm home movies made by Harold Ouye showing life in Sacramento in the late 1940s through the 1950s. \nPARTICIPATING ARCHIVAL INSTITUTIONS\nBay Area Electric Railroad Association\, Western Railway Museum\nCalifornia Automobile Museum\nCalifornia State Archives\nCalifornia State Library\nCalifornia State Parks Archives & Photographic Archives\nCalifornia State Railroad Museum Library & Archives\nCaltrans Transportation Library\nCenter for Sacramento History\nLavender Library\, Archives\, and Cultural Exchange\nPlacer County Archives\nRocklin Historical Society\nRoseville Historical Society\nSacramento Public Library\, Sacramento Room\nSacramento River Delta Historical Society\nSacramento State University\, Special Collections and University Archives\nSan Joaquin Historical Society and Museum\nU.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame\nUniversity of California\, Davis Shields Library\, Special Collections\nWest Sacramento Historical Society\nYolo County Archives \nPARTICIPATING SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS\nCalifornia Revealed\nFriends of the California Archives\nLibrary Juice Press\nRoot Cellar- Sacramento Genealogical Society Library \nSPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS AND SPONSORS\nCalifornia State Library Foundation\nFriends of California Archives\nGordon-Goldstein Foundation\nSierra Health Foundation\nPatricia and Keith Johnson\nSacramento City Councilmember Roger Dickinson\nSacramento City Councilmember Lisa Kaplan\nSacramento City Councilmember Caity Maple\nSacramento Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes\nSacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna
URL:https://www.abridged.org/event/sacramento-archives-crawl/
LOCATION:Four Host Sites in Downtown Sacramento\, California State Archives\, California State Library\, Center for Sacramento History\, Sacramento Public Library\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community submission,Family-Friendly,Featured,Film,Free
ORGANIZER;CN="Sacramento Archives Crawl":MAILTO:csh@cityofsacramento.org
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SUMMARY:Fairytale Town's Safe & Super Halloween...at the Circus!
DESCRIPTION:Step right up for a Halloween spectacular under the big top! \nThis Halloween\, Fairytale Town is transforming into a whimsical world of circus fun for our 40th annual Safe and Super Halloween\, October 16-18 and 23-24 from 5 PM to 9 PM each night! \nTrick-or-treat your way through a park filled with colorful characters\, carnival curiosities\, and plenty of Halloween surprises. From dazzling performers and classic circus sights to interactive activities and festive fun\, every corner of Fairytale Town will bring the excitement of the circus to life. \nGather your family\, grab your costumes\, and join us for an unforgettable evening of tricks\, treats\, and big-top magic!
URL:https://www.abridged.org/event/fairytale-towns-safe-super-halloween-at-the-circus/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:Fairytale Town\, 3901 Land Park Drive\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95822\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community submission,Family-Friendly
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ORGANIZER;CN="Fairytale Town":MAILTO:kjwilliams@fairytaletown.org
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