| Event Name | Organization | Dates | City | | Women in History DayPresented by Sacramento History Museum at Waterfront Park March 27, 2010 Come see history brought to life! Celebrate Women in History day with the Sacramento History Museum's Living History program on at the Waterfront Park in Old Sacramento. Visit with characters from Sacramento's past as you explore the role women have played in the development and shaping of Sacramento. | Sacramento History Museum | 03/27/10 | Sacramento |
49er Treasure TrailPresented by Amador Council of Tourism March 27-March 28, 2010 Get ready for a fun-filled week-end in March!! Come to Amador County for a 2-day treasure hunt that will lead you on an adventure through historic downtowns, a castle, gold mine, vineyard, water-powered foundry, and Chinese apothecary .This event is great for all ages.
Whether you form a team or come alone to play, be prepared for plenty of fun and adventure! The hunt is a fun way to get to know the area and the community, while learning a little bit along the way. Each downtown has... | Amador Council of Tourism | 03/27/10-
03/28/10 | |
St. Patrick's Day Door HangersPresented by Sacramento History Museum at Sacramento History Museum March 1-March 31, 2010 Celebrate your Irish side! Come visit the Sacramento History Museum in March and make your very own St. Patrick's Day Door Hanger! All weekend crafts are free with museum admission. | Sacramento History Museum | 03/01/10-
03/31/10 | Sacramento |
Living History: Plans & Dreams- Sutter’s empire Presented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park April 3, 2010 Sutter dreamed of an empire and he had found his promised land. Ranching, milling, farming, fur trading and shipping were all part of his vast empire. And for a while he was successful – vaqueros raised his cattle, Native Americans worked on his farms and ships transported his goods, all planned and run from his headquarters that bustled with people helping him build his dream. Step into his world – and see it as he was creating it, before the dream collapses in the later rush... | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 04/03/10 | Sacramento |
Going Green: It’s Cool For the PlanetPresented by California Auto Museum (Formerly: Towe Auto Museum at California Automobile Museum (formerly Towe) April 22, 2009-April 4, 2010 The newest exhibit at the California Automobile Museum is not about the past, but the years ahead, as it highlights the futuristic technology that is expected to power low-polluting, environmentally advanced cars on the state’s roads. This exhibit showcases a range of vehicles that span the turn of the 20th century to the early years of the 21st century, including prototype experimental vehicles that have helped develop hydrogen fuel cells, as well as electric plug-in technology that... | California Auto Museum (Formerly: Towe Auto Museum | 04/22/09-
04/04/10 | Sacramento |
Demonstration Day: Trader’s Faire California’s 1st Shopping MallPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park April 16-April 18, 2010 If you shopped at Sutter’s Fort, you would not just buy the goods, you would probably meet the artisans who made them: ironwork from the blacksmith, cloth from the weaving factory, barrels from the cooperage and flour from the grist mill. Talented men and women made and sold their products at the busy market to locals as well as to the weary pioneers who arrived at the Fort after many months of travel.
Three day demo day with commerce from vendors. Sutter’s Fort was indeed... | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 04/16/10-
04/18/10 | Sacramento |
Sacramento Valley Scottish Games & FestivalApril 24-April 25, 2010 The 2010 Sacramento Valley Scottish Games & Festival, is an event that is a great adventure and will be a magical day for anyone interested in Scottish and Celtic arts, culture, and history. This event is hosted by the Caledonian Club of Sacramento, a nonprofit organization established in 1876.
The Caledonian Club of Sacramento sponsors the Sacramento Valley Scottish Games & Festival to:
1) Provide an arena for Scottish competition and arts
2) Provide education... | | 04/24/10-
04/25/10 | |
19th Annual Festival de la FamiliaPresented by Festival de la Familia at Cal Expo April 25, 2010 This year's festival celebrates more than 20 Latino cultures all in one place, at one time, for one fun-filled day -- no passport or babysitter required. Festival de la Familia offers a whole host of family friendly, safe events.
Festival attendees will tempt their taste buds with Latin flavors and savory dishes; view authentic arts and crafts or create their own; tap their toes and sway to the beats of genuine Latin music; be awed by the plethora of exhibits where they'll learn about... | Festival de la Familia | 04/25/10 | Sacramento |
Crocker Art MuseumPresented by Crocker Art Museum at Crocker Art Museum September 8, 2008-April 30, 2010 Back in the 1800's Judge Edwin B. Crocker, of the influential early California Crocker family, decided it was time to bring a little culture to the Old West. Today, the Crocker Art Museum is the oldest continuously operated art museum west of the Mississippi. The elaborate Victorian Structure houses one of the finest collections of master drawings and California art in addition to a vast collection of European and Asian art and international ceramics.
| Crocker Art Museum | 09/08/08-
04/30/10 | Sacramento |
Genealogy- Research with Fire Insurance MapsPresented by Sacramento Public Library at Sacramento Public Library- Central Branch May 2, 2010 Fire Insurance maps were originally created in the 19th century in the United States for assessing fire insurance liability in urbanized areas. In this presentation, genealogist Melinda Kashuba will discuss how these maps can be used to locate the residences and workplaces of your ancestors. | Sacramento Public Library | 05/02/10 | Sacramento |
Demonstration Day: Spring Has Sprung! Frontier GamesPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park May 15, 2010 Work hard, play hard! When the sun comes out, the pioneers welcomed spring with games, contests, and dancing, if rain lingers, gambling and parlor games still entertain. Graces, classic jacks, marbles were children’s favorites and are taught to visitors to the Fort on this special demonstration day. | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 05/15/10 | Sacramento |
Genealogy- Use the New England Ancestors Database Like a Pro!Presented by Sacramento Public Library at Sacramento Public Library- Central Branch May 16, 2010 The Sacramento Public Library now gives genealogists access to the many features and tools of the New England Ancestors.org database. Lisa Lee of GotGenealogy.com will show you how to use this great resource to locate information about your New England ancestors. | Sacramento Public Library | 05/16/10 | Sacramento |
"Jammin' in the Park"-A Family Day of Latino CelebrationPresented by La Raza Galeria Posada at Cesar Chavez Park May 22, 2010 La Raza Galería Posada (LRGP) presents a family day of Latino celebration with music, dance, poetry, arts & crafts, and community awareness. The concert headliner is the legendary 12-piece Latin rock group, Malo- featuring guitarist Jorge Santana. Additional performers will be announced as the event nears.
The location was chosen to attract thousands of people to this city’s zócalo (town center) and offer the sights, sound and smells... | La Raza Galeria Posada | 05/22/10 | Sacramento |
CARRIED WITH COURAGE: Historic Flags from the Capitol CollectionPresented by California State Capitol Museum at California State Capitol Museum May 22, 2009-May 23, 2010 The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I. Originally kept in the Adjutant General’s Office in the State Capitol, the flag collection was later displayed in the State Capitol rotunda. Since 1928, the flag collection has undergone extensive conservation efforts to preserve these fragile pieces of our State’s history.
This exhibit features a number of conserved Civil War... | California State Capitol Museum | 05/22/09-
05/23/10 | Sacramento |
'I, Too, Sing America': American Composers & PoetsPresented by Sacramento Master Singers at First United Methodist Church May 22-May 23, 2010 "I, Too, Sing America" is the final 2009-10 concert season event which will showcase the works of American composers and poets. Selections include works by composers such as Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copeland, and Eric Whitacre set to poems by Robert Frost, Walt Whitman, and Gabriel Navar, among others. | Sacramento Master Singers | 05/22/10-
05/23/10 | Sacramento |
Pacific Rim Street FestivalPresented by Asian Pacific Rim Foundation at Westfield Downtown Plaza May 23, 2010 Taking place in Old Sacramento and the Westfield Downtown Plaza, for years the festival has displayed the richness and diversity of many Pacific Rim cultures through cultural programs, entertainment, art and food. The event also enhances the community's knowledge of Asian/Pacific Island cultures in a fun and positive environment.
The street fest is planned and staged by volunteers from more than 15 Asian Pacific community groups. Their goals are to broaden the awareness and... | Asian Pacific Rim Foundation | 05/23/10 | Sacramento |
Genealogy- Finding & Using Church RecordsPresented by Sacramento Public Library at Sacramento Public Library- Central Branch May 23, 2010 Church and other religious records are often useful in reconstructing your family tree. In this lecture by genealogist Glenda Lloyd you will learn how to locate church records, and discover what kind of information might be found in them. | Sacramento Public Library | 05/23/10 | Sacramento |
Walking the Grade: Contemporary Views of the Pacific RailroadPresented by Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park at Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park April 11, 2009-May 31, 2010 Kicking off the “Lincoln’s California Legacy” focus, the Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park will host an exhibit “Walking the Grade: Contemporary Views of the Pacific Railroad” that, by its very nature, underscores Lincoln’s broad-ranging vision for the future of American railroads. The western half of the Transcontinental Railroad will be the focus for this exhibit, which includes nearly two dozen black and white photographs by respected rail... | Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park | 04/11/09-
05/31/10 | Sacramento |
Red Menace! The Sacramento Conspiracy Trial of 1935Presented by Center for Sacramento History at Center for Sacramento History December 4, 2009-May 31, 2010 A new photographic exhibit, Red Menace! The Sacramento Conspiracy Trial of 1935, is now on display in the Center for Sacramento History's (CSH)) reading room. Red Menace! documents seventeen Communist farm labor organizers on trial in Sacramento for attempting to "overthrow the government."
In 1935, in the midst of the Great Depression, seventeen farm labor organizers appeared in a Sacramento courtroom accused of Criminal Syndicalism – the attempt to overthrow the... | Center for Sacramento History | 12/04/09-
05/31/10 | Sacramento |
Thomas Starr King ExhibitPresented by California State Capitol Museum at California State Capitol Museum January 1-June 1, 2010 This exhibit showcases the placement of the statue of Unitarian Minister Thomas Starr King on the second floor landing of the historic Capitol building. Thomas Starr King was described as “a tower of strength to the cause of his country” by the California Legislature in 1927. The statue, currently located in the National Statuary Hall, symbolizes California’s debt to King and reflects his important role in California History. From the statues’ new location in the... | California State Capitol Museum | 01/01/10-
06/01/10 | Sacramento |
33rd Annual Gathering of Honored EldersPresented by California State Indian Museum at California State Indian Museum June 5, 2010 Join us as we present our 33rd annual Honored Elders Day. This event is devoted to honoring the Elders who keep the traditions, stories, languages, and culture alive for future generations. Participants include California Native vendors, community service groups, Indian dancers, and guest speakers. A luncheon will be served to the Elders; food will be available for purchase for guests and other attendees. Admission is free; this is a family event. | California State Indian Museum | 06/05/10 | Sacramento |
Pony Express Card Re-Ride- 150 yr Anniv at Old Sacramento Historic District June 7, 2010 The National Pony Express Association will conduct its annual Re-Ride over the 1,966 mile route of the Pony Express National Historic Trail from California to Missouri, June 6 to 26, 2010. The event commemorates the Pony Express of 1860-1861 and will mark the 150th Anniversary of the Pony Express.Mail will leave San Francisco first by horse back, then onto a Ferry traveling upriver into Old Sacramento. The Rider leaves the next day at 11am for St. Joseph Missouri. | | 06/07/10 | Sacramento |
Living History: Revolution! The Bear Flag RebellionPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park June 12, 2010 Loyalties are put to the test in the turmoil of the Bear Flag Rebellion, and tempers fly as California, for a moment in time, becomes its own Republic. Rebels capture Sonoma and General Vallejo is brought to Sutter’s Fort, forcing John Sutter to declare his allegiance and eventually raising a new flag over the Fort. Meet the men and women who became part of the short-lived Republic of California it is a brief and exciting moment in time at Sutter’s Fort. | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 06/12/10 | Sacramento |
19 Demo Day: The Many Flags of Sutter’s FortPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park June 19, 2010 Where am I? This was a real question at Sutter’s Fort in 1846. Depending on the date and who you spoke to, you could be in Mexico, the United States or a new republic. Three flags flew over the Fort in one year with dramatic effect and the docents tell the stories of this politically tumultuous time. | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 06/19/10 | Sacramento |
9th Annual Juneteenth- A Celebration of FreedomPresented by Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau at William Land Park June 19-June 20, 2010 In summer of 2001, Sacramento's Juneteenth festival joined the ranks of other American cities to celebrate, as well as educate the community on one of America's most important acts of legislation, the Emancipation Proclamation. Signed into law in 1863, the Emancipation Proclamation declared that all those enslaved were now free.
Sacramento's Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom Weekend is produced by the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau under the direction of Gary... | Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau | 06/19/10-
06/20/10 | Sacramento |
Photo-Documentary Exhibit: "The Migrant Project" DebutPresented by California State Railroad Museum at California State Railroad Museum March 3-June 21, 2010 The California State Railroad Museum will unveil a culturally significant, photo-documentary exhibition titled “The Migrant Project: Contemporary California Farm Workers.” With bilingual text panels throughout, the exhibit will include 40 photographs of California farm workers taken between spring 2002 and winter 2003 by photographer and author Rick Nahmias.
And, in advance honor of Cesar Chavez Day (which officially falls on March 31), the Railroad Museum will... | California State Railroad Museum | 03/03/10-
06/21/10 | Old Sacramento |
| Bountiful Harvest: An Exploration of Maidu Culture | Effie Yeaw Nature Center | 03/09/10-
06/30/10 | Carmichael |
Demonstration Day: Mining the MinersPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park July 17, 2010 Those who were willing to risk their lives crossing the frontier for an unknown land were ready and willing to gamble for riches. Before the Gold Rush, emigrants wagered what they had on cards, dice and other games of chance at Sutter’s Fort. Learn the games they played and the stakes they raised as the pioneers risk their fortunes, large and small at this historic demonstration day. | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 07/17/10 | Sacramento |
2nd Annual CAM Car CruisePresented by California Auto Museum (Formerly: Towe Auto Museum at California Automobile Museum (formerly Towe) July 31, 2010 Sacramento comes alive with the sights and sounds of over two hundred unique cars from all eras and manufacturers as they converge on Downtown and Midtown Sacramento to celebrate an American summertime tradition of hot rod cruising with community-wide participation.
The 2nd Annual CAM Car Cruise, hosted by the California Automobile Museum (CAM), will be a fun-filled day for the whole family and will begin with a car show at the California Automobile Museum. Cars will then proceed on a... | California Auto Museum (Formerly: Towe Auto Museum | 07/31/10 | Sacramento |
25th Annual Festa ItalianaPresented by Sacramento Italian Cultural Society at Croation American Cultural Center August 7-August 8, 2010 All Things Italian in Sacramento! Everyone is Italian at Festa Italiana! Experience a trip to Italy without leaving Sacramento.
Each year, about 3,500 people from the Italian community gather together for the largest Italian celebration in the Sacramento region and two days of food, music and fun! Festa Italiana is widely recognized as one of the nation’s top Italian Festivals. There is something for the whole family! Festa Italiana boasts great Italian foods, beer, wines,... | Sacramento Italian Cultural Society | 08/07/10-
08/08/10 | Sacramento |
Demonstration Day: Culture Shock- End of the Dusty TrailPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park August 21, 2010 Settlers arrive from the East hot, dusty, and exhausted. Sutter was known for his hospitality and new emigrants were welcomed at his Fort. But the question on everyone’s mind was - is this the Promised Land that California was supposed to be? The golden hills are dry and to be a successful farmer, you must plant different crops and work the land differently than the way you learned back home. New tools, new skills, new climate- a new way of life were surprises facing the pioneers and... | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 08/21/10 | Sacramento |
Gold Rush DaysPresented by Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau at Old Sacramento State Historic Park September 3-September 5, 2010 Sacramento’s heritage celebration-is scheduled for Labor Day Weekend. More than 200 tons of dirt will be dumped on the streets of Old Sacramento as the annual festival "turns back the clock," transforming Sacramento’s historic district into a scene straight out of the 1850s. Costumed re-enactors, Wild West gun fights, musicians playing period instruments, and many aspects of life during the Gold Rush will be highlighted during the four-day event.
| Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau | 09/03/10-
09/05/10 | Sacramento |
47th Annual Greek Food FestivalPresented by Sacramento Convention Center Complex at Sacramento Convention Center September 3-September 5, 2010 46th Annual Greek Food Festival, sponsored by the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Sacramento. One of the most prominent heritage festivals in Sacramento, this celebration is devoted to the traditional foods, entertainment and displays of the greek Community. Held every Labor Day weekend at the Convention Center. | Sacramento Convention Center Complex | 09/03/10-
09/05/10 | Sacramento |
Living History: Holding Down the FortPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park September 11, 2010 Excitement is brewing for the men of the newly formed California Battalion, but those at the Fort are frightened. Women need to feed the families, products still need to be made, animals must be tended and the ever present fear that loved ones will die in battle stifle the atmosphere. In the timeless story of those left behind, Sutter’s Fort plays out the struggle between those who want to fight for their ideals and those who just want to live in peace. | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 09/11/10 | Sacramento |
California Capital Airshow
Avg. Event Rating(5.0 Stars): Presented by California Capital Airshow at Mather Airforce Base September 11-September 12, 2010 Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars): The California Capital Airshow will roar into town again this September with a thrilling line-up of performers and a huge roster of civilian and military aircraft on display. Bigger than ever before -- this is an exciting weekend of aircraft, activities, and history you won't want to miss... | California Capital Airshow | 09/11/10-
09/12/10 | Mather |
Native American DayPresented by California State Indian Museum at California State Indian Museum September 24, 2010 This annual event, sponsored by the State Native American Liaisons of California, is held on the grounds of the State Capitol. Speakers include California Indian leaders; music and dancers are on hand to honor the spirit and contributions of the State’s indigenous people. | California State Indian Museum | 09/24/10 | Sacramento |
Sacramento World Music & Dance Festival at Old Sacramento September 26, 2010 The Sacramento World Music & Dance Festival will celebrate the music, dance, cuisine and crafts of the diversity of the Sacramento region. Designated as America's most diverse and integrated big city by TIME Magazine, Sacramento is the example of how acknowledging others cultures has created citizens who appreciate the unknown and embrace cultural differences.
Sacramento's diverse population has made it a city of many cultural festivals and events. Capture the experience of this... | | 09/26/10 | Sacramento |
13th Annual Sacramento Arts Festival at Sacramento Convention Center October 1-October 3, 2010 The festival features 225 of America's best contemporary craftspeople and fine artists offering more than 15,000 original works. The event has become not only the premier art and craft show in Sacramento, but is also developing into one of the top art festivals in the country; many of the artists who exhibit at such renowned events as the Sausalito Art Festival, the Cherry Creek Arts Festival in Denver, and the Ann Arbor Art Fairs, now also exhibit at the Sacramento American Arts... | | 10/01/10-
10/03/10 | Sacramento |
Acorn DayPresented by California State Indian Museum at California State Indian Museum October 16, 2010 Join us for an educational and fun-filled day for the entire family! Observe the time-honored tradition of preparing acorn for food and learn Native arts & crafts-making. Sample Native foods, and spend the afternoon helping us celebrate the acorn harvest season! | California State Indian Museum | 10/16/10 | Sacramento |
Demonstration Day: Farewell, Captain! Sutter Leaves for Hock Farm (1848)Presented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park October 16, 2010 Dejected and overrun by settlers, Captain Sutter abandons his beloved Fort, transferring title to his land to, John Sutter Jr and selling his Fort to Alden Bayly for $7,000. In this demonstration day, re-enactors help Capt. Sutter pack up and discuss what pending changes are in store for the Fort and surrounding, and wonder how life will proceed with this Gold Rush changing everything that they’ve ever known. Townspeople are eager to have new uses for the now obsolete Fort, and are... | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 10/16/10 | Sacramento |
Hysterical Segway City Tour: The Dark sidePresented by Stand Up Comedy Productions at Capitol City Hotel January 23, 2009-October 31, 2010 While riding through Downtown Sacramento on the SEGWAY personal transporter, Segway Dark-Side Tour attendees will be regaled with tales of Sacramento Serial Killers, ride by a Serial Killer’s home and discover some of the haunted houses in Downtown Sacramento.
A 30 minute Segway training session that provides first-time riders with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to safely operate the Segway personal transporter.
| Stand Up Comedy Productions | 01/23/09-
10/31/10 | Sacramento |
Living History: Is the End In Sight? Will Our Men Ever Return Home?Presented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park November 20, 2010 News travels sporadically, and certainly not fast enough for those left behind at the Fort. Winter chill is in the air and women and children are watching for the return of the men of the California Battalion. Optimism could leave your family unprepared which could lead to illness or death, but the work of survival alone is overwhelmingly daunting. But, pioneers are resilient and practical. The men and women of the Fort band together to ensure the safety of their families with frugal... | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 11/20/10 | Sacramento |
Sacramento Hmong New Year at Cal Expo November 25-November 28, 2010 The following is a list of the main Hmong cultural show/entertainments and activities throughout the New Year celebration event, which will be held on 2 separate stages:
- Special guest artists and entertainers
- Multi-cultural shows
- Multiple Hmong cultural activities and shows
- Special guest performers in Hmong cultural flutes and musical instruments, such as "qeej, tsaaj, xim xaus, etc."
- Various exciting cultural competitions, such as... | | 11/25/10-
11/28/10 | Sacramento |
Demonstration Day: A Simple Emigrant ChristmasPresented by Sutter's Fort State Historic Park at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park December 11, 2010 Imagine a world where Christmas meant only family, friends and prayerful reflection. Decorations were homemade and traditions were brought from your home country. The magic of Christmas at the Fort is found in the international crafts: tin and paper ornaments, hand dipped candles, and in the music: hymns and carols that have been sung for generations. A simpler time that can be enjoyed by all and perhaps bringing new traditions to your family’s holiday season. | Sutter's Fort State Historic Park | 12/11/10 | Sacramento |
Amazing Wonders: Quilts by African Americans of the Northern CA RegionPresented by St. Hope at 40 Acres Art Gallery and Cultural Center October 10, 2009-December 23, 2010 St. Hope's 40 Acres Art Gallery opens 2009-2010 season with the exhibit, Amazing Wonders: Quilts by African Americans of the Northern California Region, featuring over 30 quilts by artists living and working in the region. | St. Hope | 10/10/09-
12/23/10 | Sacramento |
FREE ADMISSION with Bank of AmericaPresented by California Museum for History, Women and the Arts at California Museum January 2-December 26, 2010 Museums On Us sponsored by Bank of America provides free admission on the first weekend of every month. One free admission will be granted to visitors who present a valid Bank of America check or credit card and their photo ID.
| California Museum for History, Women and the Arts | 01/02/10-
12/26/10 | Sacramento |
Hysterical Segway City TourPresented by Stand Up Comedy Productions at Clarion Hotel Mansion Inn January 1-December 31, 2010 Your Sacramento Segway Tour will commence with a brief introduction and safety overview of the Segway. Once accustomed to this modern conveyance, you will embark upon the Downtown Sacramento Segway City Tour, seeing the many beautiful sights that Downtown Sacramento has to offer.
A 30 minute Segway training session that provides first-time riders with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to safely operate the Segway personal transporter.
| Stand Up Comedy Productions | 01/01/10-
12/31/10 | Sacramento |
Hysterical Magical Mystery TourPresented by Stand Up Comedy Productions at Cantina Del Rio January 1-December 31, 2010 The Hysterical Magical Mystery Tour caters to the person who enjoys the wonder and mystery of magic. An astonishing illusion at every tour stop while walking through Old Sacramento. Each prestidigitation will connect to each tour stop, bringing you closer to solving a mystery. So, if you’re looking for fun and magical entertainment, join us for a Magical Mystery Tour through Old Sacramento.
| Stand Up Comedy Productions | 01/01/10-
12/31/10 | Old Sacramento |
Hysterical Walking ToursPresented by Stand Up Comedy Productions at Cantina Del Rio January 1-December 31, 2010 The Old Sacramento Hysterical Walk is a unique evening of entertainment that appeals to everyone. You'll laugh yourself silly when you join this celebrated stroll which takes a hilarious look at Old Sacramento. You'll experience unforgettable mysteries, thrills and surprises that stretch the traditional image of the town. Perfect when you are looking for something hysterical and historical!
Check out the two hilarious walking tours, the original... | Stand Up Comedy Productions | 01/01/10-
12/31/10 | Old Sacramento |
Minerva AwardsPresented by California Museum for History, Women and the Arts at California Museum January 1-December 31, 2010 The Minerva Award is California's preeminent honor for women. Since 2004 the Museum has presented an exhibit honoring the recipients, who are announced each year by First Lady Maria Shriver at the Women's Conference. This year, an expanded exhibit includes interactive videos, artifacts, and a chance to get involved.
The 2008 Minerva Awards winners are: Louise Hay, a self-help pioneer who revolutionized the idea that positive thought can improve physical well-being: Betty Chinn, a... | California Museum for History, Women and the Arts | 01/01/10-
12/31/10 | Sacramento |
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