Things To Do

May 17 + 18 // 2pm-midnight // Brantley Gilbert, Dustin Lynch, Walker Hayes, Michael Ray, Brian Kelley, Ingrid Andress, Priscilla Block, Chase Matthew, and Drew Baldridge

Formed in 1990, 311 has garnered a loyal following across the nation.

1-5pm // Film Screening + community gathering of impactful dialogue, creative expression, and transformative stories as we celebrate and nurture resilient voices at the intersection of foster care and multigenerational incarceration

Boyz II Men redefined popular R&B and continues to create timeless hits – along with classics like “End of the Road,” “One Sweet Day,” and “Motownphilly” – that resonate with fans of all ages.

May 17-19 // inaugural event to allow for a dialog between different worlds (food producers, scientists, cooks, researchers, and above all citizens) – an unmissable occasion for participation, connection and discussion

9am-12:30pm, parking lot behind the museum. This event honors our veterans while celebrating the love of automobiles // Car enthusiasts are welcome to participate (register) // All makes/models invited to showcase

5-10pm // 50+ locally owned food, drink and retail vendors, plus live performances from renowned music acts, TOKiMONSTA, P-Lo, and more! Come experience a night of celebration in Downtown Sacramento.

5-10pm // live performances by TOKiMONSTA and P-Lo, explore local AAPI-owned small businesses, and indulge in various foods and products for the whole family to enjoy.

10am-4pm // 100+ vendors selling handmade wares / Food trucks + Concessions stands / live music throughout the day / and be sure to bring the little ones for a full day of magic and whimsy