- When
- Sat, March 26 2022
- Where
-
Southside Park
2115 6th Street - Time
- 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
- Admission
- Free
Description
20th Annual Sacramento Cesar Chavez March & Rally
brought to you by:
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement – Sacramento
AFL- CIO (LCLAA)
Join us as we march to honor the memory of Cesar Chavez. The farm worker and workers struggle is real today than ever before. Join us to march in support of all workers and to continue the legacy of the Farm Workers Movement. Leaders and the builders of the farm workers union was driven by human rights, civil rights determined to fight for the right to organize workers for a fair labor contract, worker protections, and jobs! Today essential workers are over worked, many died on the front-line during this pandemic, and many who continue to hold the fabric of our nation are under attack. This pandemic has economically affected every family in the world while farm workers are harvesting the fruits and vegetables that are stocked in our local markets without over-time pay, and overworked, workers inside of factories working under suffering conditions and overworked, teachers returning to school early or without proper or enough PPE protections, fast food workers under paid and over worked, public schools under attack, the unhoused increasing in every city throughout the nation, the rent to high, and now demanding peace instead of war. Join Us! Bring your banners, signs, and family.
We will march from Southside park and return back to Southside park where we will have a program of community leaders on the struggle today, hear from the candidates we’ve endorsed, live musical performances, vendors, and other social activities and festivities.
The Lowrider community will follow the march in solidarity to decriminalize lowriding.
Lowriders rally at 9:00am.
Lowriders on Display at the Park
Live Musical Entertainment:
Mentes Diferentes (Hip-Hop}
Baile Folklorico
Danza Azteca
DJ Emilio B
and More
General Info:
Francisco Garcia
(916)717-2010
Frank_R_Garcia@yahoo.com
Booth Info:
Walter Kawamoto
Walter.Kawamoto@Gmail.com
Facebook event page HERE
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Game Day food/drink/karaoke specials like no other for the next 2 home games (SWIPE) and Oishii is walking distance to arena. Open at 4:30pm on Monday 11/18 & Monday 11/25. ** Bonus: Capitol Garage is on the same block!
Oishii Sushi and Heartbeat Karaoke Lounge
1000 K Street #200
UPSTAIRS - between 10th and 11th
Downtown Sacramento
@heartbeatktv
** depending on turn out, they will extend the special
** stop by and stay tuned
Guessing this is pretty delicious. 🙌🙌 Swing by @themorningforksacramento on 21st sometime soon for their baked in bacon waffle.
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The Morning Fork 📸
1111 21st Street
Midtown 95811
916-476-6765
Open Daily for Breakfast & Lunch
https://www.themorningfork.com/
Have Adamo`s assist! Herb Roasted Turkey, Lasagna, Sides, Salads, Antipasto, and Desserts are all available to order. Pick ups on Thanksgiving morning.
Email events@adamoskitchen.com with questions
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Adamo`s Kitchen
@adamoskitchen
2107 P Street
Sacramento 95816
(916) 440-9611
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All ages! Openings still available for DEEP TIME: an art and writing workshop that digs to the root of meaning at @amatoria_fine_art_books in Midtown.
Thursday, November 21 · 6 - 7pm PST. Doors at 5:55pm
Amatoria Fine Art Books - 1831 F Street, Sacramento, CA. 95811
SIGN UP HERE: https://linktr.ee/Amatoria
About the Workshop:
In this hour-long workshop, we will look at a poem and a work of visual art as invitations into our own creative writing. The practice of writing from visual art is called ekphrasis. Our theme will be transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.
The first part of our time together will be spent reading, looking, listening, and talking. We will spend the second half of our time in communal quiet, writing together in response to the work we`ve looked at, with time left at the end for optional sharing.
This workshop is open to anyone who wants to spend thoughtful time in community engaged with beauty and meaning. All writing genres and levels welcome.
Scholarships are available for youth writers and those in need of financial assistance. Apply by 11/15.
About the Instructor:
Sarah McColl is the author of the memoir Joy Enough (Liveright/W.W. Norton, 2019). She also writes the newsletter Lost Art, a monthly essay on the creative work of (mostly) dead women and a finalist for the 2023 Andy Warhol Arts Writers Grant. Her essays have been published by the Paris Review, McSweeney’s, and StoryQuarterly, and her work has been supported with fellowship awards from Millay Arts, Ucross, Vermont Studio Center, and MacDowell. She holds an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College and loves nothing more than talking about writing and what matters.
