Yes, another week has begun. But that means a whole new entry of Cheer Up Buttercup, offering events in and around the Sacramento area for the upcoming week. This week is extra bountiful with a smorgasbord of Halloween celebration so remember your costume and designated driver. With a range of events from family-friendly to haunted houses and parties, you can cheer up, peanut buttercup!
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 27-31: Disney on Ice
Disney on Ice is coming to Arco Arena for "Mickey and Minnie's Magical Journey." The famous eared duo will take the audience through Disney history including "The Little Mermaid," "The Lion King," "Peter Pan" and "Lilo & Stitch."
Showings are throughout the day from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Doors open one hour before the shows. Don't forget $12 for parking which opens two hours before the show. Tickets range from $11.50 to $60. State employees have a discounted price. Children younger than 2 get in free.
1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 29-30: The Haunted Fort
See how creepy Sacramento history can be by visiting Sutter's Fort for The Haunted Fort tours. Historical characters will take visitors on hour-long tours by firelight.
Adult tickets are $6. Youth (6 to 17) get in for $4. Children 5 and under get in free. To purchase tickets, visit here.
6:30-9 p.m. Tours depart every 10 minutes. 2701 L St. 916-323-7626
Oct. 30-31: Boo at the Zoo
For two nights, The Sacramento Zoo will host a night of safe and spooky family fun. Rain or shine, bring your kids to the zoo to trick or treat at 17 candy stations, watch a magic show, participate in a costume dance party and play with ghoulish crafts. More than 4,000 people attended each night of last year's Boo at the Zoo.
The front half of the zoo will be open for this event. Riding the Spooky Train or Creepy Carousel is an additional fee. This event is appropriate for children 9 and younger.
General admission is $9. Zoo members get in for $5. Children 2 years and younger get in free. Buy tickets at the zoo between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. or order over the phone 916-808-5888.
4:30-8 p.m. 3930 West Land Park Dr. 916-808-5888
Oct. 30: FREE! Old Sacramento Trick or Treat
If you're looking for an earlier Halloween option or your kids want to pre-party, take them trick or treating in Old Sac for the afternoon.
12-4 p.m. 916-442-8575
Oct. 30: Harvest Festival
Keep Halloween safe at Safetyville USA's Harvest Festival. Presented by Treehouse Inc., it is the second annual festival for young children and children with special needs. There will be face painting, crafts, trick or treating, food and more. The festival asks guests to not wear scary costumes.
$5.
4-7 p.m. 3909 Bradshaw Rd.
Oct. 30: Costume Pooch Parade and Contest
Whether you use Halloween as an excuse to dress your dog up in funny costumes or are a fan of it year round, the Costume Pooch Parade and Contest is for you. The Midtown Business Association is presenting the event that benefits the United Animal Nations. The parade and contest is part of MBA's Midtown Trick or Treat.
All ages and breeds welcome, and all dogs must be on a leash. A "yappy hour" will be held after the event on the patio.
$10 requested donation.
2-4 p.m. Michael Misha Kennedy Gallery, 1114 20th St. 916-442-1500
Oct 30: FREE! Midtown Trick or Treat
The Costume Pooch Parade and Contest (see above) is part of the Midtown Trick or Treat. Grab your costumes, kids and dogs and head to Midtown to trick or treat local businesses. Stop by Relles Florist (2400 J St.) for an extra spooky treat. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dogs must be on a leash. For a map of businesses, visit the Midtown Business Association's website here.
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 916-442-1500
Oct. 30: The Mansion After Dark
Fans of state history, Sacramento history and the belief that really old houses are really haunted can visit the Governor's Mansion for a tour. With dim lighting, self-guided tours, Halloween decor and costumed characters, visitors can see the mansion in an eerier way. Storytellers will tell tales of past governors' lives.
Adult tickets are $6, youth (6 to 17 years old) get in for $4. Children 5 and younger get in free.
6-9 p.m. 1526 H St. 916-323-5916
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 27: FREE ADMISSION! "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" Screening
Sac State's UNIQUE Programs presents a free screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." The 1975 musical comedy features Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick.
No alcohol will be sold or permitted.
12-1:40 p.m. University Union Redwood Room. 916-278-6997
Oct. 29: Monster Ball
Music by Krave Deez. Live performance by Status Goes.
$7 with costume, $15 without.
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sol Collective, 2574 21st St.
Oct. 30: Nightmare on **th St.
Twenty DJs on two stages all night. Stage 1 will have DJ Unite, DJ Billy Lane, DJ Whores, Tha Fruitbat, DJ Riff Raff, Jay Two Thou Zen, Vik Rokit and El Conductor. Stage 2 will have DJ Esef, DJ Wokstar, Selekta Lou, Ras Matthew, Selector KDK, The Storytellas, Kris Ward and Big Silky.
$12 presale tickets at Unitedstate on J St. $15 day of.
10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Call 916-519-9632 or e-mail stayfresh916@yahoo.com the day of the show to learn the location and get directions.
Oct. 30: Halloween Bash
Performances by M.A.K., T20MP Sac, Cizko, Caveman, Savage Family, NCWC, Seccluded and Catastrophe.
There will be a rap battle with a prize of $100 and a Halloween costume contest with a prize of $50.
$10. Must be 18 or older.
8 p.m. 2101 Arden Way, Suite B. 916-868-8252
Oct. 30: Hallo-Scream
At Pinky's on the River
Performances by D-Money, Lil' Kev, Young Hustlaz, St. Cleazy, Y.B., Spittlez, The Young Liifez, Mr. Double Rackz and more.
Must be 18 or older.
$5 before 10 p.m. $10 after. Doors open at 8 p.m.
6985 Garden Highway.
Oct. 30: Graveyard Shift
Take the graveyard shift with house music, electro, dubstep, breaks, funk and DNB.
Featuring Dansin, Kritt, Jason Vega, DJ Katz, Kaltron, Jake Esparza, Todd P., Rich Soto, Crescendo, DJ Katz, Undecided, DJ Peeti-V and more. Must be 18 or older.
$10 pre-sale tickets, $15 at the door.
10 p.m. to 8 a.m. Location will be given on pre-sale of ticket. How you're expected to know which door to give $15, I do not know.
Oct. 31: Heavy Metal Halloween
Trash Film Orgy presents a night of Heavy Metal Halloween horror with a special 35mm screening of the 1986 "Trick or Treat." There will be live stage shows, games, audience participation, costume contests and more.
Must be 18 or older. A bar will be available for those 21 and older.
$10. $9 for those in costume.
Doors open 8 p.m. Show starts at 9 p.m. Crest Theatre, 1013 K St.
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 26: "I Caused the Big Bang" with Rabbi Richard Ness
$18 for upper level seats, $36 for floor seats. For tickets, visit Tickets.com.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Crest Theatre, 1013 K St.
Oct. 28: FREE ADMISSION! Doug Benson Comedy Show
Sac State's UNIQUE Programs presents a free Doug Benson comedy show. Benson was in "Super High Me," "Last Comic Standing" and VH-1's "Best Week Ever." Graham Elwood will be the special opening guest.
No alcohol will be sold or permitted.
7:30-9 p.m. University Union Ballroom. 916-278-6997
Oct. 30: FREE ADMISSION! Urban Flea Market and Benefit
Got some extra money you haven't spent on candy? Gary Schiff and Danyelle Petersen of Schiff's Estate Sale Building and Dan Friedlander of Limn Furniture are holding the flea market to benefit Iceland Skating Rink on Del Paso Blvd. There will be two locations: 1309 and 1409 Del Paso Blvd.
Vendors will be selling antiques, collectibles, furniture, jewelry, art and mid-century furnishings.
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 916-220-3627
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Cheer Up, Buttercup! Oct. 18-Oct. 24
Sure, it's Monday. But that means a whole new entry of Cheer Up Buttercup, offering events in and around the Sacramento area for the upcoming week. With a range of events from family-friendly to arts and sports, you can cheer up, buttercup!
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 21: FREE ADMISSION! Zombie Costumes and Make-up Workshop
Creep up your kids with a visit to Franklin Community Library. Learn make-up and costume techniques
3:30 p.m. 10055 Franklin High Rd., Elk Grove. 916-264-2700
Oct. 22-24: Safe and Super Halloween: Monster Mash
Bring the family to Fairytale Town the nights of Oct. 22-24 for a fun and safe Halloween spooktacular. There will be 17 candy stations, puppet shows, classic monsters roaming the grounds, hands-on activities and more. Fairytale Town will be closing at 2 p.m. the days of the celebration to get the park ready.
Tickets are available online, ready for pick up at will call. Children aged one and younger get in free. $7 for members, $10 for non-members.
5-9 p.m. 916-808-7462
Oct. 24: Sac Baby and Toddler Expo
Find the latest products and services for every step of the new-baby phase from maternity to toddler. Enter to win a nursery worth $1800 by Munire Furniture, play bingo for prizes, and bring your baby to check out the latest and greatest for moms and babes. The first one hundred guests receive a Baby Swag Bag. For a list of vendors, visit here.
$5 (Goes to benefit The Birth Connection and Stanford Home).
2-6 p.m. Courtyard Marriott, Cal Expo. 1780 Tribute Rd.
Oct. 24: FREE ADMISSION! Capitol Family Fun Day held by UC Davis Children's Hospital
Bring the family to the third annual Capitol's west steps for Family Fun Day, intended to raise community awareness among families concerning: nutrition, healthy eating, exercise and fitness, childhood obesity prevention and injury prevention (bicycle, car seat and vehicle safety). Being held one week before Halloween, bring your child in their costume and stop by the Trick or Treat Safety booth for a prize. Doctors, nurses and specialists from UC Davis will be present.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 916-734-9638
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 19: Shakira in concert
If you love shaking your hips to her music, or watching her shake her hips to her music, get your tickets now to see the Colombian singer perform at Arco Arena.
The parking lot (which costs $12 per car) opens at 6 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m., the show begins at 8 p.m.
Tickets start at $35.15.
1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 22: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
Featuring Evarusnik and The Kairos Trio, the JFJO will fill Beatnik Studios on their tour's Sacramento stop. JFJO's celebrating their new release, "Stay Gold."
8:30 p.m. 2421 17th St. 916-443-5808
Oct. 22: Ray Manzarek and Roy Rogers perform
Manzarek (co-founder of The Doors) and Roy Rogers will bring a night of rock and roll music and real life experiences to 24th Street Theater with special guests Electropoetic Coffee.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The show starts at 7:30 p.m.
$30 in advance, $35 at the door.
2791 24th St. 916-447-6508
Oct. 22: Justin Bieber in concert
See the teen titan in the second leg of his, "My World" tour.
Tickets start at $50.30.
The parking lot (which costs $12 per car) opens at 5 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m., the show begins at 7 p.m.
1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
SPORTS:
Oct. 23: Night of the Rolling Dead presented by the Sac City Rollers
Fans of roller derby, Sacramento sports and ghostly ghouls can catch the Sac City Rollers challenge the Derby Revolution of Bakersfield. There will be a beer garden, raffle prizes and vendors.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Events start at 7 p.m.
Children ages 4 to 12 get in for $6, adults for $10 ($15 day of) and VIP tickets cost $30. Children ages 3 and younger get in free.
Foothill Skate Inn, 4700 Auburn Blvd. 916-488-4700
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 17: FREE ADMISSION! Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
The event by the American Cancer Society includes music, a non-competitive walk, those affected by breast cancer, family and friends. Donations greatly appreciated.
8 a.m. Capitol
Oct. 19: FREE ADMISSION! "How Social Media Has Transformed the News" discussion
The Sacramento Social Media Club is presenting another discussion as part of its ongoing series concerning social media.
6:30 to 7 p.m. is check-in and socializing time, the panel discussion will run from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Stay for the afterparty if you'd like from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.
$10 donations would be appreciated.
Urban Hive, 1931 H St.
Oct. 21: FREE ADMISSION! Unveiling A Walking Tour of Central Oak Park
A new 32-page walking guide of Oak Park will be unveiled highlighting architectural and historic significance of the area through photographs and interpretation. The brochure was written by Dr. Robin Datel, a professor in CSUS' Geography Department. Datel will be present to discuss how she acquired her information, key themes of the tour and further details of some tour locations.
6:30 p.m. Guild Theater, 2828 35th St.
Oct. 21: Full-flavored Blonde Ale Tasting
Keep Octoberfest going with Ten 22's weekly Thursday Tasting. This week's theme is full-flavored blondes paired with apricot pork stew.
$10.
5:30-6:30 p.m. Ten 22, 1022 Second St. 916-441-2211
Oct. 23: Burlesque Variety Showcase
The Sizzling Sirens Burlesque Experience presents, "Hell on Heels." The group was founded to "create original, entertaining, visually dazzling and thought-provoking performance pieces and themed events to incite a freshness of perception for our audience."
Live music with Sexrat starts at 9 p.m. The show begins at 10 p.m.
$15 in advance, $20 at the door.
Marilyn's on K, 908 K St. 916-446-4361
Oct. 23: Hot Zombie Beauty Pageant
For the fourth year in a row, the Sacramento Horror Film Festival presents its Hot Zombie Beauty Pageant during its film fest. Grand prizes include the title of "Miss Hot Zombie Chick 2010," $200 at Fallen Angel Tattoo and more. Judging will be determined by gore and beauty; a one minute monologue and talent session; and zombie trivia knowledge.
$17 general admission. For ticket information, visit their website.
8 p.m. Colonial Theatre, 3522 Stockton Blvd.
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 21: FREE ADMISSION! Zombie Costumes and Make-up Workshop
Creep up your kids with a visit to Franklin Community Library. Learn make-up and costume techniques
3:30 p.m. 10055 Franklin High Rd., Elk Grove. 916-264-2700
Oct. 22-24: Safe and Super Halloween: Monster Mash
Bring the family to Fairytale Town the nights of Oct. 22-24 for a fun and safe Halloween spooktacular. There will be 17 candy stations, puppet shows, classic monsters roaming the grounds, hands-on activities and more. Fairytale Town will be closing at 2 p.m. the days of the celebration to get the park ready.
Tickets are available online, ready for pick up at will call. Children aged one and younger get in free. $7 for members, $10 for non-members.
5-9 p.m. 916-808-7462
Oct. 24: Sac Baby and Toddler Expo
Find the latest products and services for every step of the new-baby phase from maternity to toddler. Enter to win a nursery worth $1800 by Munire Furniture, play bingo for prizes, and bring your baby to check out the latest and greatest for moms and babes. The first one hundred guests receive a Baby Swag Bag. For a list of vendors, visit here.
$5 (Goes to benefit The Birth Connection and Stanford Home).
2-6 p.m. Courtyard Marriott, Cal Expo. 1780 Tribute Rd.
Oct. 24: FREE ADMISSION! Capitol Family Fun Day held by UC Davis Children's Hospital
Bring the family to the third annual Capitol's west steps for Family Fun Day, intended to raise community awareness among families concerning: nutrition, healthy eating, exercise and fitness, childhood obesity prevention and injury prevention (bicycle, car seat and vehicle safety). Being held one week before Halloween, bring your child in their costume and stop by the Trick or Treat Safety booth for a prize. Doctors, nurses and specialists from UC Davis will be present.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 916-734-9638
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 19: Shakira in concert
If you love shaking your hips to her music, or watching her shake her hips to her music, get your tickets now to see the Colombian singer perform at Arco Arena.
The parking lot (which costs $12 per car) opens at 6 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m., the show begins at 8 p.m.
Tickets start at $35.15.
1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 22: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
Featuring Evarusnik and The Kairos Trio, the JFJO will fill Beatnik Studios on their tour's Sacramento stop. JFJO's celebrating their new release, "Stay Gold."
8:30 p.m. 2421 17th St. 916-443-5808
Oct. 22: Ray Manzarek and Roy Rogers perform
Manzarek (co-founder of The Doors) and Roy Rogers will bring a night of rock and roll music and real life experiences to 24th Street Theater with special guests Electropoetic Coffee.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The show starts at 7:30 p.m.
$30 in advance, $35 at the door.
2791 24th St. 916-447-6508
Oct. 22: Justin Bieber in concert
See the teen titan in the second leg of his, "My World" tour.
Tickets start at $50.30.
The parking lot (which costs $12 per car) opens at 5 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m., the show begins at 7 p.m.
1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
SPORTS:
Oct. 23: Night of the Rolling Dead presented by the Sac City Rollers
Fans of roller derby, Sacramento sports and ghostly ghouls can catch the Sac City Rollers challenge the Derby Revolution of Bakersfield. There will be a beer garden, raffle prizes and vendors.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Events start at 7 p.m.
Children ages 4 to 12 get in for $6, adults for $10 ($15 day of) and VIP tickets cost $30. Children ages 3 and younger get in free.
Foothill Skate Inn, 4700 Auburn Blvd. 916-488-4700
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 17: FREE ADMISSION! Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
The event by the American Cancer Society includes music, a non-competitive walk, those affected by breast cancer, family and friends. Donations greatly appreciated.
8 a.m. Capitol
Oct. 19: FREE ADMISSION! "How Social Media Has Transformed the News" discussion
The Sacramento Social Media Club is presenting another discussion as part of its ongoing series concerning social media.
6:30 to 7 p.m. is check-in and socializing time, the panel discussion will run from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Stay for the afterparty if you'd like from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.
$10 donations would be appreciated.
Urban Hive, 1931 H St.
Oct. 21: FREE ADMISSION! Unveiling A Walking Tour of Central Oak Park
A new 32-page walking guide of Oak Park will be unveiled highlighting architectural and historic significance of the area through photographs and interpretation. The brochure was written by Dr. Robin Datel, a professor in CSUS' Geography Department. Datel will be present to discuss how she acquired her information, key themes of the tour and further details of some tour locations.
6:30 p.m. Guild Theater, 2828 35th St.
Oct. 21: Full-flavored Blonde Ale Tasting
Keep Octoberfest going with Ten 22's weekly Thursday Tasting. This week's theme is full-flavored blondes paired with apricot pork stew.
$10.
5:30-6:30 p.m. Ten 22, 1022 Second St. 916-441-2211
Oct. 23: Burlesque Variety Showcase
The Sizzling Sirens Burlesque Experience presents, "Hell on Heels." The group was founded to "create original, entertaining, visually dazzling and thought-provoking performance pieces and themed events to incite a freshness of perception for our audience."
Live music with Sexrat starts at 9 p.m. The show begins at 10 p.m.
$15 in advance, $20 at the door.
Marilyn's on K, 908 K St. 916-446-4361
Oct. 23: Hot Zombie Beauty Pageant
For the fourth year in a row, the Sacramento Horror Film Festival presents its Hot Zombie Beauty Pageant during its film fest. Grand prizes include the title of "Miss Hot Zombie Chick 2010," $200 at Fallen Angel Tattoo and more. Judging will be determined by gore and beauty; a one minute monologue and talent session; and zombie trivia knowledge.
$17 general admission. For ticket information, visit their website.
8 p.m. Colonial Theatre, 3522 Stockton Blvd.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Cheer Up, Buttercup! Oct. 11-Oct. 17
Sure, it's Monday. But that means a whole new entry of Cheer Up Buttercup, offering events in and around the Sacramento area for the upcoming week. With a range of events from family-friendly to arts and sports, you can cheer up, buttercup!
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 16: Oktobrewfest 5K and Kids' Root Beer Float Run
Ever wanted to share Octoberfest with your family but know it's not the best decision? Well now you can! Head over to Davis Saturday for the Oktobrewfest and Root Beer Float Run held at Sudwerk Restaurant and Brewery. Race Night Packet pick up starts at 4 p.m., kids' events start at 5 p.m. The 5K run/walk will start at 5:30 p.m. offering plenty of time for games, contests, food, music and brew after. Registration is expected to fill to the max, so hurry and get on the list. Online registration ends Oct. 15, 5 p.m.
$28 5K run/walk. $23 5K youth (ages 12 and younger). Kid's Fun Run $12.
A Change of Pace Foundation, 530-758-1850
Oct. 16: North Highlands Jubilee
The ninth annual event will have food, games, bounce houses, vendors, performances and live music. For children five years and younger, there will be free health, dental, hearing and vision screenings. Freedom Park is located next to the Aerospace Museum of California, and the museum is offering $2 off the Star Trek Exhibit admission for the day.
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Freedom Park Dr.
Oct. 16: GETty Crafty fundraiser
Fremont Park will have more than 70 vendors, live music, face painting, haircuts, massages and a raffle. The event will raise money for two year-old Getty, a girl suffering a terminal illness called Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1515 Q St. Gettyowl@gmail.com
Oct. 16: Kibble & Bids rescue fundraiser
The Homeward Bound Golden Retriever Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc. is holding their 10th annual Kibble and Bids fundraiser event. The group hopes to raise money for food, housing, transport and medical care for their dogs. The group was able to rescue 850 Golden Retrievers last year and is holding this year's event on a private estate along the Sacramento River. There will be an auction, music, entertainment and raffle.
$55 per person in advance. $65 at the door. $50 for Homeward Bound members. Tickets available here.
2-3 p.m. sponsor reception. 3-7 p.m. general admission. Riverwood Estate, 4435 Garden Highway. 916-655-3410
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 13: A Capella group Overtone to perform
The South African vocal group gained fame when their songs were chosen for the "Invictus" soundtrack. It probably didn't hurt that the group was discovered by Clint and Dina Eastwood. The group of seven will be performing at Harlow's.
$15. Must be 21 or older. Tickets may be found here.
7:30-9:30 p.m. 2708 J St. 916-441-4693
Oct. 13: Los Lobos performs
Los Lobos will be at UC Davis' Mondavi Center for the first time. The band has been playing their musical blend of blues, Tex-Mex, pop, psychedelia, rock and traditional Mexican music for 35 years.
Tickets range $35-$58. Students range from $17.50-$29. Subscriber add-ons range from $30-$49.
8 p.m. One Shields Avenue. 530-754-5000
Oct. 14: Jazz and wine night
Visit Arden Hills Resort Club and Spa for Thursday Night Jazz and Wine featuring Olive Hill Wines, jazz and light appetizers.
$20.
6-9 p.m. 1220 Arden Hills Lane. 916-482-6111
Oct. 15: The Generals, Witzend, Early States, Amberglance and Brian Parker performs
Pay $5 to see five bands will be performing at The Refuge, an all ages concert venue in downtown Sacramento. The Refuge features a coffee bar, beverages and snacks.
7 p.m. 1723 L St.
Oct. 15: Maroon 5 performs
Maroon 5 will play at Arco Arena, with openers Bruno Mars and OneRepublic.
Parking is $12. Tickets start at $48.45.
7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Parking opens at 5:30 p.m.
1 Sports Parkway.
Oct. 16: Neo-Crocker Party
The Crocker Art Museum will hold a fundraiser slash modern culture party. See the newly re-opened museum while enjoying art, fashion, dancing and music by RJD2. Yes, RJD2. Also performing is DJ Shaun Slaughter, Sacramento Ballet, NSAA & Ross Hammond, Mario Ellis Hill & Arturo Balderama, Exquisite Corps and Jazz Gitan.
$75 in advance, $95 at the door.
8 p.m. to 2 a.m. 216 O St. 916-808-7000
Oct. 16: Smoke Out Festival in San Bernardino
Incubus, Manu Chao, Deadmau5, Slightly Stoopid, MGMT, Cypress Hill, Nas & Damian Marley, Atmosphere, Erykah Badu, Maldita Vecindad, Basement Jaxx, Living Colour, Collie Buddz, Living Legends, Iration, Los Rakas, DJ Muggs, DJ Reza, Pablo Hasan, Paul Oakenfold, Lenny V, Against the Girl and more artists will take over three stages at Nos Events Center in San Bernardino.
General admission is $86. VIP is $211. High roller VIP is $431. For ticket information, visit TicketFly.
689 South E St., San Bernardino, 92408.
Oct. 17: Ozomatli performs
Fans of the group famous for their "urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga" will want to head to Sac State's University Union Ballroom Sunday night.
$20 general admission, $15 for Sac State students. Buy tickets at the Union Box Office or here. No alcohol will be sold or permitted at the venue.
7:30-11 p.m.
SPORTS:
Oct. 11: Monday Night Football
Celebrate the beginning of the football season with finger foods, drink specials and watching the game on two big screen TVs at Arden Hill Resort Club and Spa's Mangos restaurant. If you like it, head over there each Monday for the season.
$20.
5-9 p.m. 1220 Arden Hills Lane. 916-482-6111
Oct. 12: Kings vs. Golden State Warriors
Catch the Sacramento Kings play a pre-season game against the Golden State Warriors at Arco Arena.
Tickets start at $17.75.
7 p.m. 1 Sports Parkway
Oct. 15: Sacramento Mountain Lions vs. Las Vegas Locomotives fundraiser game
Sacramento and Las Vegas will go head to head for a game at Hornet Stadium. The Discovery Museum Science and Space Center has organized the event to raise funds for the Powerhouse Science Center.
$20. Tickets available here.
8 p.m. CSUS Hornet Stadium
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 16: Open Cockpits Day at Aerospace Museum of California
The museum will have most of their aircraft open for viewing and even for visitors to sit in. The Aerospace Learning Center will also be open.
The North Highlands Jubilee will be going on next to the museum at Freedom Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
$5
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3200 Freedom Park Dr., McClellan.
Oct. 16: Oktobeerfest
Pull the lederhosen out of the closet and get your stomach ready for Oktobeerfest at Cal Expo. There will be food, drink and music by Big Lou's Casserole and Deep Park Avenue.
$10. Advance ticket sales receive a free beer. Must be 21 years or older. Tickets available at Dimple Records.
2-7 p.m. Cal Expo, Main Gate. 916-263-3000
Oct. 16: FREE ADMISSION! Midtown Bazaar
Join Sacramento Midtownians for the Midtown Bazaar. It's a shopping experience, farmers market, music fest and food fest all in one.
Don't worry if you miss it this week, it's held every Saturday.
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. I St. between 16th and 17th Streets. 916-317-6017
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 16: Oktobrewfest 5K and Kids' Root Beer Float Run
Ever wanted to share Octoberfest with your family but know it's not the best decision? Well now you can! Head over to Davis Saturday for the Oktobrewfest and Root Beer Float Run held at Sudwerk Restaurant and Brewery. Race Night Packet pick up starts at 4 p.m., kids' events start at 5 p.m. The 5K run/walk will start at 5:30 p.m. offering plenty of time for games, contests, food, music and brew after. Registration is expected to fill to the max, so hurry and get on the list. Online registration ends Oct. 15, 5 p.m.
$28 5K run/walk. $23 5K youth (ages 12 and younger). Kid's Fun Run $12.
A Change of Pace Foundation, 530-758-1850
Oct. 16: North Highlands Jubilee
The ninth annual event will have food, games, bounce houses, vendors, performances and live music. For children five years and younger, there will be free health, dental, hearing and vision screenings. Freedom Park is located next to the Aerospace Museum of California, and the museum is offering $2 off the Star Trek Exhibit admission for the day.
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Freedom Park Dr.
Oct. 16: GETty Crafty fundraiser
Fremont Park will have more than 70 vendors, live music, face painting, haircuts, massages and a raffle. The event will raise money for two year-old Getty, a girl suffering a terminal illness called Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1515 Q St. Gettyowl@gmail.com
Oct. 16: Kibble & Bids rescue fundraiser
The Homeward Bound Golden Retriever Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc. is holding their 10th annual Kibble and Bids fundraiser event. The group hopes to raise money for food, housing, transport and medical care for their dogs. The group was able to rescue 850 Golden Retrievers last year and is holding this year's event on a private estate along the Sacramento River. There will be an auction, music, entertainment and raffle.
$55 per person in advance. $65 at the door. $50 for Homeward Bound members. Tickets available here.
2-3 p.m. sponsor reception. 3-7 p.m. general admission. Riverwood Estate, 4435 Garden Highway. 916-655-3410
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 13: A Capella group Overtone to perform
The South African vocal group gained fame when their songs were chosen for the "Invictus" soundtrack. It probably didn't hurt that the group was discovered by Clint and Dina Eastwood. The group of seven will be performing at Harlow's.
$15. Must be 21 or older. Tickets may be found here.
7:30-9:30 p.m. 2708 J St. 916-441-4693
Oct. 13: Los Lobos performs
Los Lobos will be at UC Davis' Mondavi Center for the first time. The band has been playing their musical blend of blues, Tex-Mex, pop, psychedelia, rock and traditional Mexican music for 35 years.
Tickets range $35-$58. Students range from $17.50-$29. Subscriber add-ons range from $30-$49.
8 p.m. One Shields Avenue. 530-754-5000
Oct. 14: Jazz and wine night
Visit Arden Hills Resort Club and Spa for Thursday Night Jazz and Wine featuring Olive Hill Wines, jazz and light appetizers.
$20.
6-9 p.m. 1220 Arden Hills Lane. 916-482-6111
Oct. 15: The Generals, Witzend, Early States, Amberglance and Brian Parker performs
Pay $5 to see five bands will be performing at The Refuge, an all ages concert venue in downtown Sacramento. The Refuge features a coffee bar, beverages and snacks.
7 p.m. 1723 L St.
Oct. 15: Maroon 5 performs
Maroon 5 will play at Arco Arena, with openers Bruno Mars and OneRepublic.
Parking is $12. Tickets start at $48.45.
7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Parking opens at 5:30 p.m.
1 Sports Parkway.
Oct. 16: Neo-Crocker Party
The Crocker Art Museum will hold a fundraiser slash modern culture party. See the newly re-opened museum while enjoying art, fashion, dancing and music by RJD2. Yes, RJD2. Also performing is DJ Shaun Slaughter, Sacramento Ballet, NSAA & Ross Hammond, Mario Ellis Hill & Arturo Balderama, Exquisite Corps and Jazz Gitan.
$75 in advance, $95 at the door.
8 p.m. to 2 a.m. 216 O St. 916-808-7000
Oct. 16: Smoke Out Festival in San Bernardino
Incubus, Manu Chao, Deadmau5, Slightly Stoopid, MGMT, Cypress Hill, Nas & Damian Marley, Atmosphere, Erykah Badu, Maldita Vecindad, Basement Jaxx, Living Colour, Collie Buddz, Living Legends, Iration, Los Rakas, DJ Muggs, DJ Reza, Pablo Hasan, Paul Oakenfold, Lenny V, Against the Girl and more artists will take over three stages at Nos Events Center in San Bernardino.
General admission is $86. VIP is $211. High roller VIP is $431. For ticket information, visit TicketFly.
689 South E St., San Bernardino, 92408.
Oct. 17: Ozomatli performs
Fans of the group famous for their "urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga" will want to head to Sac State's University Union Ballroom Sunday night.
$20 general admission, $15 for Sac State students. Buy tickets at the Union Box Office or here. No alcohol will be sold or permitted at the venue.
7:30-11 p.m.
SPORTS:
Oct. 11: Monday Night Football
Celebrate the beginning of the football season with finger foods, drink specials and watching the game on two big screen TVs at Arden Hill Resort Club and Spa's Mangos restaurant. If you like it, head over there each Monday for the season.
$20.
5-9 p.m. 1220 Arden Hills Lane. 916-482-6111
Oct. 12: Kings vs. Golden State Warriors
Catch the Sacramento Kings play a pre-season game against the Golden State Warriors at Arco Arena.
Tickets start at $17.75.
7 p.m. 1 Sports Parkway
Oct. 15: Sacramento Mountain Lions vs. Las Vegas Locomotives fundraiser game
Sacramento and Las Vegas will go head to head for a game at Hornet Stadium. The Discovery Museum Science and Space Center has organized the event to raise funds for the Powerhouse Science Center.
$20. Tickets available here.
8 p.m. CSUS Hornet Stadium
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 16: Open Cockpits Day at Aerospace Museum of California
The museum will have most of their aircraft open for viewing and even for visitors to sit in. The Aerospace Learning Center will also be open.
The North Highlands Jubilee will be going on next to the museum at Freedom Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
$5
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3200 Freedom Park Dr., McClellan.
Oct. 16: Oktobeerfest
Pull the lederhosen out of the closet and get your stomach ready for Oktobeerfest at Cal Expo. There will be food, drink and music by Big Lou's Casserole and Deep Park Avenue.
$10. Advance ticket sales receive a free beer. Must be 21 years or older. Tickets available at Dimple Records.
2-7 p.m. Cal Expo, Main Gate. 916-263-3000
Oct. 16: FREE ADMISSION! Midtown Bazaar
Join Sacramento Midtownians for the Midtown Bazaar. It's a shopping experience, farmers market, music fest and food fest all in one.
Don't worry if you miss it this week, it's held every Saturday.
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. I St. between 16th and 17th Streets. 916-317-6017
Monday, October 4, 2010
Cheer Up, Buttercup! Oct. 4-Oct. 10
Sure, it's Monday. But that means a whole new entry of Cheer Up Buttercup, offering events in and around the Sacramento area for the upcoming week. With a range of events from family-friendly to arts and sports, you can cheer up, buttercup!
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION FOR KIDS 5 AND UNDER! First 5 Children's Celebration
Families with kids aged five years and younger get in to Fairytale Town for free for the annual event.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3901 Land Park Dr. 916-808-7462.
Oct. 9: FREE! Kidical Mass
Take advantage of Sac's newly changed weather with a family bike ride. Why ride, you ask? Kidical Mass' blog says, "Riding a bike is fun. It gets the blood flowing. It’s the antidote for cabin fever. It lets us feel the wind in our face. It feels like flying."
Adults must accompany children, and get ready to take it easy as riders will be going as slowly as the kids need. The pre-event at 9 a.m. will include bike decorating and receiving a Kidical Mass bib number, as well as a family-friendly bike safety class. The big event will start with a helmet check and go into the 2.6 mile loop down M street to Santa Ynez and back to East Portal Park. Bring a picnic lunch and plenty of water for the post-event. There will be treats, playtime and a raffle.
9 a.m. East Portal Park, corner of L Street and Rodeo Way.
Oct. 9: Ugliest Dog Contest and Cutest Canine Pageant
The inaugural event will bring together the dogs of all aesthetics, "where ugly is adorable." A raffle will be held for prizes including theatre tickets, Top Dawg restaurant deals, and Starbucks gift cards. The event will benefit the Sacramento Area Animal Coalition, the Sacramento SPCA, Puppy Love Rescue and the City of Sacramento Animal Care Services. If you'd like to enter your dog, it is $5 per dog and entry is open until 3 p.m. the day of the contest/pageant. For entry information, visit their website.
Doors open 4 p.m. Contest begins at 5:30 p.m. The Greens Hotel, 1700 Del Paso Blvd.
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 9: The Rock Poster Society Festival of Rock Posters
Those headed to San Francisco for the weekend (with an eye for rock art and posters, to be exact) may want to visit Golden Gate Park's Hall of Flowers for this festival. Artists, dealers, collectors and fans will gather to see vintage to modern work.
$10 general admission. Society members get in for $5. Street parking.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION! SN&R's 19th Annual Sammies
A block party will be held for the Sacramento Area Music Awards (Sammies). There will be a beer garden and live performance by: The Nickel Slots; The New Humans; Storytellers; Goodness Gracious Me featuring the Sizzling Sirens Burlesque; Joints and Jams Hip-Hop Emcee Showcase featuring DJ Rated R; DLRN; DJ Phase; Mike Colossal; Random Abiladeze; TAIS; Izreal; TASK1ne; Mr. Lingo; A.R.A.B.; Luke ScratchRocker; Tribe of Levi; Live Manikins and J.Rockit. For a list of nominees, visit their website. SN&R welcomes after-partiers to head over to Shady Lady Saloon and R15.
6-9 p.m. R Street Corridor between 14th and 15th streets.
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION FOR MUSEUM MEMBERS! Crocker Art Museum's Member Preview Day
Members of the museum may enjoy a preview before the public sees the New Crocker. Sacramento's poetry, opera, philharmonic, gay men's chorus, blues society and more will be on hand to celebrate the museum's new addition. "Hang at the Crocker," a community work of art, will be revealed that night.
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 216 O St. 916-808-7000
Oct. 10: FREE ADMISSION! New Crocker Art Museum opening
The Crocker is celebrating its New Crocker Grand Opening with a day filled with events. The Sacramento Youth Jazz Band will perform, as will Instituto Mazatlan Bellas Artes, Ukulele Heaven, Germar the magician, Sacramento Youth Symphony, Elk Grove Community Band, Sacramento Children's Choir, Spillit Quikkers, St. Katherine's Greek Dancers, Kennelly Irish Dance, Capital Roots and more.
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 216 O St. 916-808-7000
SPORTS:
Oct. 5: Kings pre-season game against Pheonix Suns
Kick off the start of upcoming basketball season with the Sac Kings playing the Pheonix Suns.
Tickets start at $17.75. For more ticket information, visit Ticketmaster.
7 p.m. Arco Arena, 1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 7: Kings pre-season game against Los Angeles Clippers
Get your basketball fandom ready for the season with a game against the LA Clippers.
Tickets start at $17.75. For more ticket information, visit Ticketmaster.
7 p.m. Arco Arena, 1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 8: IKF Championship Muay Thai Kickboxing
Men, women and juniors will take the ring Oct. 8. There will be fights for IKF amateur MTR United States super welterweight title, IKF amateur MMTR light welterweight west coast title and "rematch" IKF amateur MTR California welterweight title.
$25 general admission, $50 for VIP ringside seats. $10 more for tickets bought at the door.
Door and bar open at 5:30 p.m. Event starts at 7 p.m. Doubletree Hotel Grand Ballroom, 2001 Point West Way. 916-357-5233. 916-205-4762. 916-630-9254
Oct. 9: Gold Rush Poker Fun Run and Walk
Enjoy the Sierra Nevada Foothills to benefit InAlliance. Feel free to run, walk or stroll through the course while collecting playing cards to form poker hands worth raffle prizes at the finish line. Choose from the 10 mile run, 10K run, 5K run/walk or one mile stroll.
Tickets range $10-$30. Registration closes Oct. 7 at noon.
8 a.m. to noon. El Dorado Trail, 2871 Schnell School Rd., Placerville.
Oct. 10: Sac City Rollers' Roller Derby Boot Camp
Those interested in joining the Sac City Rollers are welcome to take part in the first part of a boot camp. The Rollers are prepping for the next round of tryouts and New Skater Training program for women ages 18 and older. The second part will take place in November or December on a date yet to be determined. Coaches will present to teach about the sport, team, practices and tryouts scheduled for early next year.
$10.
10 a.m. to noon. Foothill Skate Inn, 4700 Auburn Blvd.
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 6: "Live with the chef" cooking class
Those who have found the seasons' transition past fruit into vegetables may find inspiration and ideas from this cooking class. Learn cooking techniques, how to maximize nutrients and ideas for meals, soups and snacks.
$20. Space is limited so early registration is encouraged.
6 p.m. Arden Hills Resort Club and Spa's Mangos Restaurant, 1220 Arden Hills Lane. 916-482-6111
Oct. 7: Crisp Lager Tasting
Head over to Old Sac's Ten 22 for their weekly Thursday Tasting. This week's theme is Crisp Lager and will include tasting of Kona Brewing Co. Longboard Island Lager, Stella Artois, and Corona paired with corned beef and cabbage.
$10.
5:30-6:30 p.m. Ten 22, 1022 Second St. 916-441-2211
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION! Vessels and Vines
The Sacramento Marina is holding its inaugural Second Saturday event. Featured will be local food and wine tasting, artwork, live music and new and used boats on display.
4-7 p.m. Sacramento Marina, 2710 Ramp Way. 916-808-5712
FAMILY AND PETS:
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION FOR KIDS 5 AND UNDER! First 5 Children's Celebration
Families with kids aged five years and younger get in to Fairytale Town for free for the annual event.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3901 Land Park Dr. 916-808-7462.
Oct. 9: FREE! Kidical Mass
Take advantage of Sac's newly changed weather with a family bike ride. Why ride, you ask? Kidical Mass' blog says, "Riding a bike is fun. It gets the blood flowing. It’s the antidote for cabin fever. It lets us feel the wind in our face. It feels like flying."
Adults must accompany children, and get ready to take it easy as riders will be going as slowly as the kids need. The pre-event at 9 a.m. will include bike decorating and receiving a Kidical Mass bib number, as well as a family-friendly bike safety class. The big event will start with a helmet check and go into the 2.6 mile loop down M street to Santa Ynez and back to East Portal Park. Bring a picnic lunch and plenty of water for the post-event. There will be treats, playtime and a raffle.
9 a.m. East Portal Park, corner of L Street and Rodeo Way.
Oct. 9: Ugliest Dog Contest and Cutest Canine Pageant
The inaugural event will bring together the dogs of all aesthetics, "where ugly is adorable." A raffle will be held for prizes including theatre tickets, Top Dawg restaurant deals, and Starbucks gift cards. The event will benefit the Sacramento Area Animal Coalition, the Sacramento SPCA, Puppy Love Rescue and the City of Sacramento Animal Care Services. If you'd like to enter your dog, it is $5 per dog and entry is open until 3 p.m. the day of the contest/pageant. For entry information, visit their website.
Doors open 4 p.m. Contest begins at 5:30 p.m. The Greens Hotel, 1700 Del Paso Blvd.
MUSIC AND ARTS:
Oct. 9: The Rock Poster Society Festival of Rock Posters
Those headed to San Francisco for the weekend (with an eye for rock art and posters, to be exact) may want to visit Golden Gate Park's Hall of Flowers for this festival. Artists, dealers, collectors and fans will gather to see vintage to modern work.
$10 general admission. Society members get in for $5. Street parking.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION! SN&R's 19th Annual Sammies
A block party will be held for the Sacramento Area Music Awards (Sammies). There will be a beer garden and live performance by: The Nickel Slots; The New Humans; Storytellers; Goodness Gracious Me featuring the Sizzling Sirens Burlesque; Joints and Jams Hip-Hop Emcee Showcase featuring DJ Rated R; DLRN; DJ Phase; Mike Colossal; Random Abiladeze; TAIS; Izreal; TASK1ne; Mr. Lingo; A.R.A.B.; Luke ScratchRocker; Tribe of Levi; Live Manikins and J.Rockit. For a list of nominees, visit their website. SN&R welcomes after-partiers to head over to Shady Lady Saloon and R15.
6-9 p.m. R Street Corridor between 14th and 15th streets.
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION FOR MUSEUM MEMBERS! Crocker Art Museum's Member Preview Day
Members of the museum may enjoy a preview before the public sees the New Crocker. Sacramento's poetry, opera, philharmonic, gay men's chorus, blues society and more will be on hand to celebrate the museum's new addition. "Hang at the Crocker," a community work of art, will be revealed that night.
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 216 O St. 916-808-7000
Oct. 10: FREE ADMISSION! New Crocker Art Museum opening
The Crocker is celebrating its New Crocker Grand Opening with a day filled with events. The Sacramento Youth Jazz Band will perform, as will Instituto Mazatlan Bellas Artes, Ukulele Heaven, Germar the magician, Sacramento Youth Symphony, Elk Grove Community Band, Sacramento Children's Choir, Spillit Quikkers, St. Katherine's Greek Dancers, Kennelly Irish Dance, Capital Roots and more.
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 216 O St. 916-808-7000
SPORTS:
Oct. 5: Kings pre-season game against Pheonix Suns
Kick off the start of upcoming basketball season with the Sac Kings playing the Pheonix Suns.
Tickets start at $17.75. For more ticket information, visit Ticketmaster.
7 p.m. Arco Arena, 1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 7: Kings pre-season game against Los Angeles Clippers
Get your basketball fandom ready for the season with a game against the LA Clippers.
Tickets start at $17.75. For more ticket information, visit Ticketmaster.
7 p.m. Arco Arena, 1 Sports Parkway. 916-928-6900
Oct. 8: IKF Championship Muay Thai Kickboxing
Men, women and juniors will take the ring Oct. 8. There will be fights for IKF amateur MTR United States super welterweight title, IKF amateur MMTR light welterweight west coast title and "rematch" IKF amateur MTR California welterweight title.
$25 general admission, $50 for VIP ringside seats. $10 more for tickets bought at the door.
Door and bar open at 5:30 p.m. Event starts at 7 p.m. Doubletree Hotel Grand Ballroom, 2001 Point West Way. 916-357-5233. 916-205-4762. 916-630-9254
Oct. 9: Gold Rush Poker Fun Run and Walk
Enjoy the Sierra Nevada Foothills to benefit InAlliance. Feel free to run, walk or stroll through the course while collecting playing cards to form poker hands worth raffle prizes at the finish line. Choose from the 10 mile run, 10K run, 5K run/walk or one mile stroll.
Tickets range $10-$30. Registration closes Oct. 7 at noon.
8 a.m. to noon. El Dorado Trail, 2871 Schnell School Rd., Placerville.
Oct. 10: Sac City Rollers' Roller Derby Boot Camp
Those interested in joining the Sac City Rollers are welcome to take part in the first part of a boot camp. The Rollers are prepping for the next round of tryouts and New Skater Training program for women ages 18 and older. The second part will take place in November or December on a date yet to be determined. Coaches will present to teach about the sport, team, practices and tryouts scheduled for early next year.
$10.
10 a.m. to noon. Foothill Skate Inn, 4700 Auburn Blvd.
ALL ELSE:
Oct. 6: "Live with the chef" cooking class
Those who have found the seasons' transition past fruit into vegetables may find inspiration and ideas from this cooking class. Learn cooking techniques, how to maximize nutrients and ideas for meals, soups and snacks.
$20. Space is limited so early registration is encouraged.
6 p.m. Arden Hills Resort Club and Spa's Mangos Restaurant, 1220 Arden Hills Lane. 916-482-6111
Oct. 7: Crisp Lager Tasting
Head over to Old Sac's Ten 22 for their weekly Thursday Tasting. This week's theme is Crisp Lager and will include tasting of Kona Brewing Co. Longboard Island Lager, Stella Artois, and Corona paired with corned beef and cabbage.
$10.
5:30-6:30 p.m. Ten 22, 1022 Second St. 916-441-2211
Oct. 9: FREE ADMISSION! Vessels and Vines
The Sacramento Marina is holding its inaugural Second Saturday event. Featured will be local food and wine tasting, artwork, live music and new and used boats on display.
4-7 p.m. Sacramento Marina, 2710 Ramp Way. 916-808-5712
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