Picnic in the Park – Davis Farmers Market
Family-Friendly
Picnic in the Park at the Davis Farmers Market. Live music, food vendors, local produce and family-friendly activities in Central Park. More details here.
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Central Park 301 C St, Davis, CA, United States
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J Street Film Festival
Crest Theatre 1013 K St, Sacramento, CA, United StatesFilmA free screening of Sacramento State student short films at the Crest Theatre. Doors open at 6 p.m., show starts at 7 p.m. Post-film Q&A to follow. More details here.
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Sacramento County Fair
Cal Expo 1600 Exposition Blvd, Sacramento, CA, United StatesFamily-FriendlyThe Sacramento County Fair features traditional county fair competitions, agriculture displays, hands-on family activities, a carnival and food. Entertainment includes local bands, hypnotists, petting zoos, and rescued exotic animals. Kids under 11 are free. Pre-sale: Ages 12-16 $10. Ages 17+ $12 admission. Fair time admission ages 12-16 $10. 17+ are $14. Carnival wristband $33. More […]
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Art Auction Preview Party
Crocker Art Museum 216 O St, Sacramento, CA, United StatesArtThe Crocker Art Museum's Art Auction Preview Party is the only in-person opportunity to see all art available for bidding. Explore hundreds of works from Big Names, Small Art (BNSA), the Silent Auction and the Live Auction. Mingle with artists and fellow bidders while enjoying music in the museum's courtyard. Food and drink are available […]
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Martin Alonso – High Quality Transmission at Cafe Immortal
Cafe Immortal 1114 H St, Sacramento, CA, United StatesFood & DrinkMartin Alonso at Cafe Immortal. Genres: industrial, classical, acid, minimal, world, intelligent dance and electronic body music. Free. More details here.
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Bring Your Own Vinyl Night at Father Paddy’s Pub – BYOV
Father Paddy's Pub 435 Main St, Woodland, United StatesFeaturedFrom Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Bring Your Own Vinyl Night at Father Paddy's Pub (third Thursday of the month; Woodland). More details here. Want events like this sent directly to your email? Sign up for our weekly things to do newsletter here.
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Resonant Threads — Alan Ernst and Chris Hall / Mark Collins and Ludic Gal
Southside Park Sacramento, CA, United StatesMusicResonant Threads — jazz and improvisational music curated by Aiko Shimada. A monthly series presenting jazz and other improvisational music in an intentional listening environment. The series resembles an art exhibition: pieces are presented as sonic installations, inviting listeners to appreciate texture, timbre, form, and the visual presence of performance. Price: $10 online / $15 […]
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VotingMatters with CalMatters, Abridged by PBS KVIE and Yolo Local
Mary L. Stephens Davis Branch Library 315 E 14th St, Davis, CA, United StatesFeaturedDo you have questions about the election? Where do the governor candidates stand on the issues? What does the insurance commissioner do? Please join us on May 22 as we welcome the nonprofit statewide publication CalMatters as they break down, analyze and answer your burning questions about this year’s primary election, in a conversation centered around the […]
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Concerts in the Park – May 22
Downtown Plaza Park 910 I St, Sacramento, CA, United StatesFreeIndie Rock night featuring In Color (headliner), Rosemother, bloodsugar, DJ Genetixx. Gates open at 6 p.m., last band finishes at 9:30 p.m. All ages welcome. More details here.
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CapLit Presents: Authors Vanessa Hua and Rob Davidson
The Auditorium at CLARA 1425 24th Street, Sacramento, CA, United StatesTheaterJoin us for CapLit’s second reading event of the season, featuring riveting contemporary fiction from bestselling Bay Area author Vanessa Hua and from Chico-based writer Rob Davidson. Award-winning local actor Mayette McDonald will be reading an excerpt from Hua’s new novel, Coyoteland, a story about wealth, privilege, the housing market — and yes, there's a […]
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