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A powerful new exhibit debuts Thursday at the California Museum in Sacramento. Presented in English and Spanish, “Help Wanted/Leave Now” explores how generations of Mexican farmworkers and miners sustained U.S. industry, only to face mass expulsion. It runs through early next year. This event was featured on the PBS KVIE News Minute. Follow PBS KVIE […]
Free – $10
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop in Oak Park, Husick’s By Forester recently launched the hip-hop weekly Wu-Sick’s Wednesdays. Chow down on eats from chef Matt Brown while throwing your hands in […]
Free
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Sacramento's biggest music festival kicks off next weekend. Aftershock takes over Discovery Park from Thursday to Sunday. My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit, and TOOL all headline, alongside more than 140 bands across five stages. Official camping returns this year at Cal Expo, with shuttles to the festival. This event was featured on the PBS KVIE […]
$252 – $963
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Spooky season is here, so let’s get to some shopping. One prime place to start is Woodland’s Haunted Bazaar on Oct. 3 (Saturday), where Main Street between College and 2nd streets will be filled with vendors and ghost tour opportunities. Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? […]
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Let’s close the camera phone for now and go back when photography required a wealth of patience and bit of magic in the darkroom. Miguel Gutierrez Jr. knows both worlds as a longtime photojournalist who can produce hundreds of images in minutes. He also pursues an artistic side that […]
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Head to CASA de ESPAÑOL on Sacramento’s R Street Corridor for an evening of art and mucho dancing at Cumbia y Corazon with Son Café on Oct. 2 (Friday). Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do […]
$15
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: A double whammy of Latino literature is set for this weekend. Tomas Moniz, an Oakland-based writer and finalist for the 2020 PEN/Hemingway Award, will be joined by Sacramento’s acclaimed essayist/poet José Vadi at Beers Books on Oct. 2 (Friday) in Southside Park. Want events like this sent directly to […]
Free
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Sing along to “Love is a Battlefield” and “Heartbreaker” as Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo play Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln on Oct. 2 (Friday). Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
$44.95 – $149.95
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8 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Cue up the “Peanuts” theme and head to the Elk Grove Giant Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 3 and 4 (Saturday and Sunday). Ogle at pumpkins that weigh close to a ton, watch the giant pumpkin race on the waters near Strauss Island and compete in the Scarecrow Contest. Want […]
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Sacramento..I do believe we’ve just come out of our #firstfalsefall. Which can only mean one thing. It’s your last chance to catch your record collection up and fill your #musicalpantry for the year.. At the MIDTOWN RECORD SWAP! We are back for the final Swap of the year and #somepeoplearesaying we saved the best for […]
Free
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To dig deeper into the history and culture of the local Japanese American community, head to the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse. Its ongoing exhibit, “Roots and Resilience: The […]
Free
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: The two head to Elk Grove’s A Seat at the Table on Oct. 3 (Saturday) where they’re joined by Maceo Montoya and Sarah Proudman […]
Free
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: At Downtown Sacramento’s Musiclandria, the Youth Power Festival on Oct. 3 (Saturday) features a program of advocacy, art activities and three hours of live […]
$10
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Groove to Chicano soul and cumbia with Nacho and the Dollar Menu at Watermelon Music in Davis on Oct. 3 (Saturday). Want events like […]
$20
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6 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To dig deeper into the history and culture of the local Japanese American community, head to the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse. Its ongoing exhibit, “Roots and Resilience: The […]
Free
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Check local musicians while wandering the streets at Auburn Porchfest on Oct. 4 (Sunday). Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: The folks behind this bazaar then set up shop on Oct. 4 (Sunday) at Sacramento’s Lucid Winery for Wicked Woo Woo Market. This one includes tarot readings, mead and more Halloween-ish goods to make your house the creepiest spot on the block. Want events like this sent directly to […]
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Finally, here’s a festival for cinema buffs. The Oak Park Black Film Festival runs Oct. 5-10 (Monday-Saturday) at the Guild Theater. It kicks off with the music documentary “Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World)” and includes a range of both short […]
$25 – $125
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3 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop in Oak Park, Husick’s By Forester recently launched the hip-hop weekly Wu-Sick’s Wednesdays. Chow down on eats from chef Matt Brown while throwing your hands in […]
Free
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4 events,
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Concert in the Park with Kiss ‘n Tell at Freeman Park in Woodland on Oct. 9 (Friday). Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Anton Barbeau’s smart, quirky pop music has been a Sacramento fixture since the 1980s. Though he’s spent a chunk of time living overseas in England and Berlin, Barbeau’s been back in California since 2020 and ever prolific in the studio. The release of his latest album, “Come Home to […]
$20
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Leticia Ordaz is recognized around the region as an anchor and reporter for KCRA3. At the same time, she’s built a successful career as an author and publisher of bilingual children’s books. Her publishing house, Cielito Lindo Books, recently earned numerous medals at the International Latino Book Awards. Among […]
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To dig deeper into the history and culture of the local Japanese American community, head to the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse. Its ongoing exhibit, “Roots and Resilience: The […]
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: The intentions are all good at this grudge match. Natomasmania IV brings the fun and drama of Mexican lucha libre wresting to the South Natomas Community Center on Saturday. The event is free, geared for families and filled with high-flying action. Sport your favorite máscara to complete the vibe. […]
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Folsom Lake Symphony performs Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique at the Harris Center in Folsom on Oct. 10 (Saturday). Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here. Newsletters
$37 – $77
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To dig deeper into the history and culture of the local Japanese American community, head to the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse. Its ongoing exhibit, “Roots and Resilience: The […]
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From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Come meet the new guard of Japanese American authors. “Telling New Nikkei Stories,” held Tuesday at the Buddhist Church of Sacramento, includes captivating writing that covers such ground as murder mystery and tenacious family history. You’ll hear from authors Jennifer Morita (“Ghosts of Waikiki”) and Tamiko Nimura (“A Place […]
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop in Oak Park, Husick’s By Forester recently launched the hip-hop weekly Wu-Sick’s Wednesdays. Chow down on eats from chef Matt Brown while throwing your hands in […]
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Join Abridged by PBS KVIE on Oct. 15 2 as we welcome the nonprofit statewide publication CalMatters to break down, analyze and answer your burning questions about this year’s general election. The conversation will be centered on the latest edition of CalMatters' Voter Guide and Abridged's local guide and coverage. Food is provided.
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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. […]
Free
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
Free
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From City of Treats by Benjy Egel: St. James Armenian Apostolic Church in Citrus Heights will host its 79th Armenian Food Festival on Saturday. Stop by the outdoor celebration for […]
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
Free
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop […]
Free
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2 events,
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Join Abridged by PBS KVIE on Oct. 15 2 as we welcome the nonprofit statewide publication CalMatters to break down, analyze and answer your burning questions about this year’s general election. […]
Free
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
Free
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
Free
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop […]
Free
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
Free
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2 events,From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To dig deeper into the history and culture of the local Japanese American community, head to the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse. Its ongoing exhibit, “Roots and Resilience: The […]
Free
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