- When
- Sun, August 19 2018
- Where
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Sacramento Historic City Cemetery
1000 Broadway - Time
- 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
- Admission
- Free
Description
By 1910, Sacramento had become the 4th-most Japanese-populated city in California and had a thriving Japantown. That all changed with World War II. Hear the amazing story of Japanese-American immigrants’ battle to overcome discrimination. We’ll tell you about the farmers, the merchants, and the soldiers from the 100th Battalion and 442nd Infantry Regiment, who fought to free Europe while their relatives were in camps back home.
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Shaded Patio, Cold Beer, Pet Friendly. When in Old Sacramento, stop by Railroad Fish & Chips.
1100 Front Street
@railroadfishandchips
Mon-Thu 10:30am-7pm
Fri-Sun 10:30am-8pm
** might stay open later in Spring/Summer
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** fried shrimp + catfish
** fish `n chips + clam strips
** clam chowder bread bowls
** fried calamari + popcorn chicken
** onion rings + cheesy bacon tots
** coconut shrimp + fish tacos
** hamburger cheeseburger
** hot dogs corn dogs
** front + back seats
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order online for pick-up
or show up at the window
http://railroadfishchips.com/
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Live music, dancing, drinks, dining, this Saturday at La Cosecha! Los Gents start at 6:30pm
La Cosecha by Mayahuel
@lacosecha916
917 9th Street between I + J
Downtown Sacramento
Saturday 4/27 >> 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Live music on the patio featuring Latin band Los Gents
No cover + all are welcome
Bring your family + friends + dance the night away under the stars
📢 Lotus Thai is Open 📢 Lotus Thai is Open 📢 Find in historic Chinatown
No socials or web and one of the yelps says it is closed but it isn`t and there`s a 2nd yelp page with a few recent reviews and pics.
Lotus Thai Cuisine
425 J Street
Historic Chinatown
Downtown Sacramento
Mon-Sat 11am-8pm
NEW # 916-599-9293
