PRESENTed by
A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SN&R
2
| DĂA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
10393-CX_DDLM_OCWeekly_Ad.indd 1
10/15/15 4:05 PM
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
ART by FIre
3
HOLIDAY SHOW • OCTOBER 31 • 10A-4P
AN
AWAKENING
CHOICE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE POTTERY, GLASS, SCULPTURES AND OTHER WORKS OF ART FOR SALE. THROWING DEMONSTRATIONS. FOR MORE INFO VISIT WWW.ARTBYFIRE.ORG OR CALL 916.428.7174, LEAVE A MESSAGE
OF SOULS want free stuff? SHEPARD GARDEN AND ARTS CENTER • 3330 MCKINLEY BLVD. • SACRAMENTO
Día de los Muertos bridges life and death
I
BY KATE GONZALES
f there is one takeaway from the Mexican tradition of Día de los Muertos, it is to embrace something everyone must face: death.
INSIDE
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is the celebration of life and death held Nov. 1 and 2, when souls are said to visit their loved ones here on Earth for one night. It is the chance each year to dance, dine and reconnect with the dead. “It’s really based on indigenous beliefs of life and death being a continuum,” says Marie Acosta, artistic and executive director of Latino Center of Art and Culture. Traditionally, overnight gatherings are held at the grave sites of the deceased. In Sacramento, a growing number of organizations host Día de los Muertos events in graveyards, as well as galleries,
parking lots and other sites around the city. No matter the setting, the purpose is the same: to welcome the dead home with vibrance and jubilation. “There’s a lot of color and a lot of music and community,” says Acosta. People construct beautiful altars, or “ofrendas,” where they place photos of the dead and welcome them with offerings of “pan” (bread) and other food, water or alcohol, and some earthly possessions the departed treasured. Strong incense called copal is lit and music is played so the souls of the dead can find their way home. This weekend, opportunities to experience this rich cultural tradition will take place throughout the region. An array of Halloween events will also be happening, so why not celebrate both holidays? Read on to find out how you can party with the living and honor the dead this weekend.
07
Meet the Artist Get your dead on
13
RIDE ON
05
On cover: Local artist John S. Huerta painted “Esther” (2015, acrylic on canvas board) exclusively for SN&R in honor of this Día de los Muertos and Halloween event guide.
GO TO WWW.NEWSREVIEW.COM AND SIGN UP TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN
SN&R IS OFFERING FREE STUFF, CONTESTS AND GIVEAWAYS
www.harlows.com • 2708 J Street Sacramento, CA 916.441.4693
AT HARLOW’S 10/29 10PM FREE BEFORE 11
HARLOW’S HARLOWEEN CELEBRATION 10/30 9:30PM $12ADV
AT MOMO 10/30 PREHALLOWEEN PARTY WITH THE BAY AREA’S
DJ BOZAK
THE CHEESEBALLS
11/1 7PM $10ADV
DÍA DE MUERTOS WITH METALACHI
10/31 THRILLER
HALLOWEEN BASH
4
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
ALL YOU CAN
EAT
RIB TIPS $10/WWTO2 PM TUESDAYS CATFISH NUGGETS $10/11TO2 WEDNESDAY
TURKEYS
& HAMS
WITH ALL OUR GREAT FIXINGS, DRESSINGS, MAC-CHEESE, STRING BEANS & GREENS ALSO DESSERTS LIKE OUR SWEET POTATO PIES.
brin g
this
10%
ad f or
off EXP.
2019 O STREET MIDTOWN 916.442.2682
7942 ARCADIA DRIVE CITRUS HEIGHTS 916.722.2682
11.3
0.15
HOLIDAY PRE ORDERS
916.448.6375
WWW.SANDRADEESBBQ.COM 601 15TH ST. SACRAMENTOF&15TH EQUALS FABULOUS FOOD
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
5
John S. Huerta puts finishing touches on “Esther,” the original work the artist painted for the cover of this year’s Dead Ahead, SN&R’s Día de los Muertos and Halloween event guide.
p hotos b y T aras G arc i a
BEAUTY in death by Shannon Springmeyer
J o h n S . Hue r ta t r a n s f o r m s t h e p a i n o f l o ss i n t o i n s p i r at i o n f o r a r t
H
is grandmother waking early to make tortillas and fry bread for him every day before he went to school. A childhood Christmas morning in Arizona with his sister. The time his Native American grandfather grabbed a rattlesnake with his bare hands to save the children from a deadly strike. While others may just see skulls and bones, these are the things Sacramento-based artist John S. Huerta sees when he looks at his paintings: the stuff of life. A longtime multimedium visual artist who now works mostly with acrylic, Huerta has focused for the past eight years or so on painting interpretations of the tradition of
“calacas,” or skeletons, associated with the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos. Huerta’s paintings feature vibrant, contrasting colors and figures with elaborately detailed decoration. Some of his portraits are of flesh-and-blood men and women with their faces painted in the traditional sugar skull style. Others are elegantly dressed skeletons, seemingly living it up long after death. The faces that grace his paintings are the same as those that intimately color his memories: his aunt, grandmother, sister, close friends. He’s also painted iconic figures like Audrey Hepburn and pop singer Selena as calacas. For Huerta, making death the focus of his art is ultimately life-affirming. “Everything that’s impacted my life, I try to put it into my art. And the appreciation for what [loved ones] have done in our lives and to others’,” he says.
He began painting in this style following the unexpected loss of his sister, Rosemary Hernandez, when she was only 36. Rosa, as he called her, was his only sibling. She had Down syndrome, and he believes she was unable to effectively communicate how ill she felt, leading to her death from complications of gallbladder disease. Then, only eight months later, Huerta lost his grandmother, who was “Mom” to him after the death of his biological mother when he was age 4. Huerta found himself suddenly stripped of the nuclear family he’d grown up with. The losses unmoored him. He struggled with anger and depression and turned to drinking. Then, one day, he says he felt the spiritual presence of his grandmother. “My [grandmother’s] voice was telling me, ‘Just stop. Stop what you’re doing and stop hurting yourself. Just get focused on your art,’” he says.
“ E verything that’s impacted my life, I try to put it into my art.” John S. Huerta // Local artist
So he poured his grief, but also his love for those he’d lost, into his work. In painting the faces of his sister and grandmother, and other loved ones both living and dead, he is able to honor and preserve their memories, as well as find a way through his pain, he says. “I used to be terrified of death,” Huerta says. “And I think now … once you leave here, you go somewhere else, spiritually. It’s part of life: you live, and you die.” You can see works by John S. Huerta, as well as California artists Francisco Franco, David Lozeau, Rob-O and Mary Southall, at The California Museum’s exhibit Day of the Dead: Art of Día de los Muertos 2015 through Jan. 3, 2016. www.californiamuseum.org/dia-delos-muertos-2015-0
6
| DĂA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
by Kate Gonzales
D í a de l os M uertos & H a l l o w ee n ha p p e n i n g s
Evil Dead: The Musical
OCT. 29 Day of the Dead: Art of Día de los Muertos 2015 Enjoy contemporary, Day of the Deadinspired works by California artists, including cover artist John S. Huerta, in this California Museum exhibit that runs through Jan. 3. The museum invites guests to honor deceased veterans at the Veterans’ Community Altar, Oct. 30 through Nov. 11. www.california museum.org; 916-653-7524
Experience a hilarious mash-up of one of the greatest cult horror franchises of all time in this musical that merges the three Evil Dead films at Sutter Street Theatre in Folsom. Oct. 29, 7 p.m.; Oct. 30, 8 p.m.; Oct. 31, 8 p.m. and midnight. www.sutterstreettheatre. com; 916-353-1001
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Witness the internal struggle between good and evil as Dr. Jekyll’s dark experimentation gets him in over his head. The classic Robert Louis Stevenson novel comes to life on the Big Idea Theatre stage. Oct. 29-Oct. 31, 8 p.m. www.bigideatheatre. org; 916-960-3036
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED ON PAGE 9
7
8
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
SN&R READERS SAVE ON TICKETS Check out our website to get great deals on concerts at Ace of Spades, Goldfield Trading Post and Harlow’s.
NO SERVICE FEES!
w w w. n e w s r e v i e w. c o m
FOOTBALL SUNDAY
specials • MOZZARELLA CHEESE STICKS W/ MARINARA SAUCE • BLACK & TAN ONION RINGS W/ GARLIC RANCH & BBQ SAUCE • POTATO SKINS W/ BACON, CHEDDAR & SCALLIONS SERVED W/ RANCH • CHOCOLATE DIPPED BACON W/ CHOCOLATE GANACHE & TOASTED PECANS
• ROSEMARY PARMESAN TRUFFLE FRIES • RASPBERRY CHICKEN CORDON BLUE PUFFS • JUMBO CORNDOGS W/ CREOLE MUSTARD CREAM • FRIED SPINACH POTSTICKERS W/ JICAMA SLAW & CILANTRO/SOY SAUCE
• CRISPY SWEET THAI CHILE WINGS • BACON CHEESEBURGER GLAZED DONUT SLIDERS • WARM STADIUM PRETZELS W/ SMOKED MOZZARELLA SAUCE • SOUTHWEST CHICKEN EGGROLLS W/ SWEET N SOUR SAUCE
CORNER OF 15TH & L | SACRAMENTO, CA | 916.267.6823
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED from PAGE 7
Zombie Train: Evacuation Lighten up. It’s just the zombie apocalypse. Seek safety and dodge the undead as they roam the cars of the Sacramento RiverTrain in West Sacramento. Hourly rides from 7-9 p.m. through Nov. 7; runs 7-10 p.m. on Oct. 31. www.sacramentorivertrain.com; 800-866-1690
OCT. 30
9
Q u ic k. F r e s h. F i l l i n g.
Authentic Vietnamese dishes & Sandwiches
2417 Broadway #A2 • Sacramento, CA 95818 • 916-391.9888 M-Sat 10:30a-8p • Sun 11a-6p
ZOMBIE The Musical Love hurts. Especially when your date is dead. This original musical written by two Sacramento comedians tells the story of star-crossed lovers — one alive, one undead — at Sacramento Comedy Spot. Oct. 30, 9 p.m.; Oct. 31, 8 and 10 p.m. www.saccomedyspot.com; 916-444-3137
Boo at the Zoo Enjoy spooky family fun during this Sacramento Zoo celebration, with safe trick-or-treating, magic shows, dancing and ghoulish games. Oct. 30-31, 5-8 p.m. www.saczoo.org/BooattheZoo; 916-808-5888
OCT. 31 R Street Fall Carnival Enjoy a day of family fun with R Street businesses and Casa de Español, complete with costume contests, mask making, a petting zoo, a kid-friendly Casa de los Espíritus (House of Souls) haunted house and more. Día de los Muertos-inspired photography by Ruben Revels will also be on display at Casa de Español. Proceeds benefit the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce scholarship fund. Oct. 31, 12-4 p.m. sacramento.downtowngrid. com/events/fall-carnival; 916-346-4535
TBD Bleepy Hollow TBD Fest knows how to throw a party. Join them for a wicked and wild Halloween bash with live music from Com Truise and Slow Magic. Oct. 31, 7 p.m.-midnight. www.tbdfest.com
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED on PAGE 10
shop @z e n i l n i o info & ofthevapes.b planet
PRESENTed by
A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SN&R
2
| DĂA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
10393-CX_DDLM_OCWeekly_Ad.indd 1
10/15/15 4:05 PM
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
ART by FIre
3
HOLIDAY SHOW • OCTOBER 31 • 10A-4P
AN
AWAKENING
CHOICE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE POTTERY, GLASS, SCULPTURES AND OTHER WORKS OF ART FOR SALE. THROWING DEMONSTRATIONS. FOR MORE INFO VISIT WWW.ARTBYFIRE.ORG OR CALL 916.428.7174, LEAVE A MESSAGE
OF SOULS want free stuff? SHEPARD GARDEN AND ARTS CENTER • 3330 MCKINLEY BLVD. • SACRAMENTO
Día de los Muertos bridges life and death
I
BY KATE GONZALES
f there is one takeaway from the Mexican tradition of Día de los Muertos, it is to embrace something everyone must face: death.
INSIDE
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is the celebration of life and death held Nov. 1 and 2, when souls are said to visit their loved ones here on Earth for one night. It is the chance each year to dance, dine and reconnect with the dead. “It’s really based on indigenous beliefs of life and death being a continuum,” says Marie Acosta, artistic and executive director of Latino Center of Art and Culture. Traditionally, overnight gatherings are held at the grave sites of the deceased. In Sacramento, a growing number of organizations host Día de los Muertos events in graveyards, as well as galleries,
parking lots and other sites around the city. No matter the setting, the purpose is the same: to welcome the dead home with vibrance and jubilation. “There’s a lot of color and a lot of music and community,” says Acosta. People construct beautiful altars, or “ofrendas,” where they place photos of the dead and welcome them with offerings of “pan” (bread) and other food, water or alcohol, and some earthly possessions the departed treasured. Strong incense called copal is lit and music is played so the souls of the dead can find their way home. This weekend, opportunities to experience this rich cultural tradition will take place throughout the region. An array of Halloween events will also be happening, so why not celebrate both holidays? Read on to find out how you can party with the living and honor the dead this weekend.
07
Meet the Artist Get your dead on
13
RIDE ON
05
On cover: Local artist John S. Huerta painted “Esther” (2015, acrylic on canvas board) exclusively for SN&R in honor of this Día de los Muertos and Halloween event guide.
GO TO WWW.NEWSREVIEW.COM AND SIGN UP TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN
SN&R IS OFFERING FREE STUFF, CONTESTS AND GIVEAWAYS
www.harlows.com • 2708 J Street Sacramento, CA 916.441.4693
AT HARLOW’S 10/29 10PM FREE BEFORE 11
HARLOW’S HARLOWEEN CELEBRATION 10/30 9:30PM $12ADV
AT MOMO 10/30 PREHALLOWEEN PARTY WITH THE BAY AREA’S
DJ BOZAK
THE CHEESEBALLS
11/1 7PM $10ADV
DÍA DE MUERTOS WITH METALACHI
10/31 THRILLER
HALLOWEEN BASH
4
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
ALL YOU CAN
EAT
RIB TIPS $10/WWTO2 PM TUESDAYS CATFISH NUGGETS $10/11TO2 WEDNESDAY
TURKEYS
& HAMS
WITH ALL OUR GREAT FIXINGS, DRESSINGS, MAC-CHEESE, STRING BEANS & GREENS ALSO DESSERTS LIKE OUR SWEET POTATO PIES.
brin g
this
10%
ad f or
off EXP.
2019 O STREET MIDTOWN 916.442.2682
7942 ARCADIA DRIVE CITRUS HEIGHTS 916.722.2682
11.3
0.15
HOLIDAY PRE ORDERS
916.448.6375
WWW.SANDRADEESBBQ.COM 601 15TH ST. SACRAMENTOF&15TH EQUALS FABULOUS FOOD
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
5
John S. Huerta puts finishing touches on “Esther,” the original work the artist painted for the cover of this year’s Dead Ahead, SN&R’s Día de los Muertos and Halloween event guide.
p hotos b y T aras G arc i a
BEAUTY in death by Shannon Springmeyer
J o h n S . Huerta trans f orms t h e pain o f l oss into inspiration f or art
H
is grandmother waking early to make tortillas and fry bread for him every day before he went to school. A childhood Christmas morning in Arizona with his sister. The time his Native American grandfather grabbed a rattlesnake with his bare hands to save the children from a deadly strike. While others may just see skulls and bones, these are the things Sacramento-based artist John S. Huerta sees when he looks at his paintings: the stuff of life. A longtime multimedium visual artist who now works mostly with acrylic, Huerta has focused for the past eight years or so on painting interpretations of the tradition of
“calacas,” or skeletons, associated with the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos. Huerta’s paintings feature vibrant, contrasting colors and figures with elaborately detailed decoration. Some of his portraits are of flesh-and-blood men and women with their faces painted in the traditional sugar skull style. Others are elegantly dressed skeletons, seemingly living it up long after death. The faces that grace his paintings are the same as those that intimately color his memories: his aunt, grandmother, sister, close friends. He’s also painted iconic figures like Audrey Hepburn and pop singer Selena as calacas. For Huerta, making death the focus of his art is ultimately life-affirming. “Everything that’s impacted my life, I try to put it into my art. And the appreciation for what [loved ones] have done in our lives and to others’,” he says.
He began painting in this style following the unexpected loss of his sister, Rosemary Hernandez, when she was only 36. Rosa, as he called her, was his only sibling. She had Down syndrome, and he believes she was unable to effectively communicate how ill she felt, leading to her death from complications of gallbladder disease. Then, only eight months later, Huerta lost his grandmother, who was “Mom” to him after the death of his biological mother when he was age 4. Huerta found himself suddenly stripped of the nuclear family he’d grown up with. The losses unmoored him. He struggled with anger and depression and turned to drinking. Then, one day, he says he felt the spiritual presence of his grandmother. “My [grandmother’s] voice was telling me, ‘Just stop. Stop what you’re doing and stop hurting yourself. Just get focused on your art,’” he says.
“ E verything that’s impacted my life, I try to put it into my art.” John S. Huerta // Local artist
So he poured his grief, but also his love for those he’d lost, into his work. In painting the faces of his sister and grandmother, and other loved ones both living and dead, he is able to honor and preserve their memories, as well as find a way through his pain, he says. “I used to be terrified of death,” Huerta says. “And I think now … once you leave here, you go somewhere else, spiritually. It’s part of life: you live, and you die.” You can see works by John S. Huerta, as well as California artists Francisco Franco, David Lozeau, Rob-O and Mary Southall, at The California Museum’s exhibit Day of the Dead: Art of Día de los Muertos 2015 through Jan. 3, 2016. www.californiamuseum.org/dia-delos-muertos-2015-0
6
| DĂA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
by Kate Gonzales
D í a de l os M uertos & H a l l o w ee n ha p p e n i n g s
Evil Dead: The Musical
OCT. 29 Day of the Dead: Art of Día de los Muertos 2015 Enjoy contemporary, Day of the Deadinspired works by California artists, including cover artist John S. Huerta, in this California Museum exhibit that runs through Jan. 3. The museum invites guests to honor deceased veterans at the Veterans’ Community Altar, Oct. 30 through Nov. 11. www.california museum.org; 916-653-7524
Experience a hilarious mash-up of one of the greatest cult horror franchises of all time in this musical that merges the three Evil Dead films at Sutter Street Theatre in Folsom. Oct. 29, 7 p.m.; Oct. 30, 8 p.m.; Oct. 31, 8 p.m. and midnight. www.sutterstreettheatre. com; 916-353-1001
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Witness the internal struggle between good and evil as Dr. Jekyll’s dark experimentation gets him in over his head. The classic Robert Louis Stevenson novel comes to life on the Big Idea Theatre stage. Oct. 29-Oct. 31, 8 p.m. www.bigideatheatre. org; 916-960-3036
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED ON PAGE 9
7
8
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
SN&R READERS SAVE ON TICKETS Check out our website to get great deals on concerts at Ace of Spades, Goldfield Trading Post and Harlow’s.
NO SERVICE FEES!
w w w. n e w s r e v i e w. c o m
FOOTBALL SUNDAY
specials • MOZZARELLA CHEESE STICKS W/ MARINARA SAUCE • BLACK & TAN ONION RINGS W/ GARLIC RANCH & BBQ SAUCE • POTATO SKINS W/ BACON, CHEDDAR & SCALLIONS SERVED W/ RANCH • CHOCOLATE DIPPED BACON W/ CHOCOLATE GANACHE & TOASTED PECANS
• ROSEMARY PARMESAN TRUFFLE FRIES • RASPBERRY CHICKEN CORDON BLUE PUFFS • JUMBO CORNDOGS W/ CREOLE MUSTARD CREAM • FRIED SPINACH POTSTICKERS W/ JICAMA SLAW & CILANTRO/SOY SAUCE
• CRISPY SWEET THAI CHILE WINGS • BACON CHEESEBURGER GLAZED DONUT SLIDERS • WARM STADIUM PRETZELS W/ SMOKED MOZZARELLA SAUCE • SOUTHWEST CHICKEN EGGROLLS W/ SWEET N SOUR SAUCE
CORNER OF 15TH & L | SACRAMENTO, CA | 916.267.6823
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED from PAGE 7
Zombie Train: Evacuation Lighten up. It’s just the zombie apocalypse. Seek safety and dodge the undead as they roam the cars of the Sacramento RiverTrain in West Sacramento. Hourly rides from 7-9 p.m. through Nov. 7; runs 7-10 p.m. on Oct. 31. www.sacramentorivertrain.com; 800-866-1690
OCT. 30
9
Q u ic k. F r e s h. F i l l i n g.
Authentic Vietnamese dishes & Sandwiches
2417 Broadway #A2 • Sacramento, CA 95818 • 916-391.9888 M-Sat 10:30a-8p • Sun 11a-6p
ZOMBIE The Musical Love hurts. Especially when your date is dead. This original musical written by two Sacramento comedians tells the story of star-crossed lovers — one alive, one undead — at Sacramento Comedy Spot. Oct. 30, 9 p.m.; Oct. 31, 8 and 10 p.m. www.saccomedyspot.com; 916-444-3137
Boo at the Zoo Enjoy spooky family fun during this Sacramento Zoo celebration, with safe trick-or-treating, magic shows, dancing and ghoulish games. Oct. 30-31, 5-8 p.m. www.saczoo.org/BooattheZoo; 916-808-5888
OCT. 31 R Street Fall Carnival Enjoy a day of family fun with R Street businesses and Casa de Español, complete with costume contests, mask making, a petting zoo, a kid-friendly Casa de los Espíritus (House of Souls) haunted house and more. Día de los Muertos-inspired photography by Ruben Revels will also be on display at Casa de Español. Proceeds benefit the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce scholarship fund. Oct. 31, 12-4 p.m. sacramento.downtowngrid. com/events/fall-carnival; 916-346-4535
TBD Bleepy Hollow TBD Fest knows how to throw a party. Join them for a wicked and wild Halloween bash with live music from Com Truise and Slow Magic. Oct. 31, 7 p.m.-midnight. www.tbdfest.com
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED on PAGE 10
shop @z e n i l n i o info & ofthevapes.b planet
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R Photo by Andres Alvarez
10
EVENT LISTINGS CONTiNuED from PAGE 9
Sixth Annual El Panteón de Sacramento Engage in the rich tradition of Día de los Muertos in a two-day celebration of the dead. Visit beautiful and intricate altars, enjoy live music and dance, and a procession with giant, colorful puppets or “mojigangas.” Presented by Latino Center of Art and Culture. Oct. 31, 11 a.m.11 p.m.; Nov. 1, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. www.lrgp.org; 916-446-5133 Midtown Halloween Festival and Pooch Parade Dress up the kiddos and the pups for some family fun with face painting, squash bowling, healthy snack options from the Food Literacy Center and more. In Marshall Park. Oct. 31, 1-3 p.m. www.facebook.com/ events/1481522132148966
Halloween at the Hideaway
916-441-7200 • TEQUILAMUSEO.COM 1200 K ST., STE. 3 • SACRAMENTO, CA LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF 12TH & K
Skip the grid and throw on your sexiest, scariest or trashiest costume! Presented by Trash Rock and Punch and Pie Productions, the party will include a costume contest, an Andrew W.K. look-alike competition, live music and horror movie clips. This is the only Sacramento Halloween party officially approved by Andrew W.K.! Seriously. It’s Facebook official. Oct. 31, 7 p.m.-midnight. www.facebook.com/SactoHideaway
Haunted Hustle Are you that person who would never run unless you were being chased? If so, this 5K is for you! If you outrun a swarm of monsters and survive the foggy forest, hay bale maze and the tunnel of terror, you’ll get to enjoy an after-party featuring local disc jockeys, a costume contest, giveaways and more at the Community Park in Davis. Oct. 31, 4:30-10 p.m. www.thehauntedhustle.com
NOV. 1 Souls of the City: Día de Los Muertos 2015 Honor loved ones who have passed in this cultural celebration presented by Sol Collective and Historic Sacramento Foundation/Sacramento History Museum. Join a traditional procession and an altar lighting led by Aztec dancers and enjoy interactive community altars, face painting and more at the Sacramento History Museum. Nov. 1, 6-10 p.m. www.sachistorymuseum.org; 916-808-7059
Día de los Muertos Fashion Show Marvel in the artistic expression of Rory Castillo, a Sacramento fashion designer who is inspired by the spirit of the holiday. Tequila Museo Mayahuel, Nov. 1, 8-10 p.m. 916-441-7200
Sacramento Death Cafe Drink tea. Eat cake. Talk death. Engage in a thoughtful conversation about death and gain new insights into the inevitable end of life at the Capital Public Radio station in Sacramento. Nov. 1, 2-4 p.m. www.deathcafe. org/deathcafe/2507; 530-277-6310
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
11
Authentic Mexican Cuisine & Tequilla Bar
1100 O ST downtown sac 916.498.1744
Family Owned & Operated Since 1983
2 FOR
$20
14” PIZZA SUNDAY & MONDAY ALL DAY
MON-FRI HAPPY HOUR | 3-6 $ 3.25 BEER $ 3.25 PIZZA (PEPPERONI OR CHEESE)
sun-wed 11am -10pm
11am-midnight 1050 20th st. Sacramento • 447.4040 thurs fri-sat 11am-1:30am
AZUL
1050 20th St. Sacramento | 447.1855
12
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
d Vote of one to’s amen sacr 0 new top 1 rants u resta N&R by S
CELEBRATING 81 YEARS
AT
SAME FAMILY SINCE 1934
THUR OCTOBER 29TH
SATURN V FEAT. ORBIT SCOUSE GITS
NE GET O Y ONE U B S UFF ALL P OFF!
9PM • $5
HALF
FRI OCTOBER 30TH
UNDERTONE DJ HALLOWEEN SHOW
9:30PM • $5
SAT OCTOBER 31ST
OLD IRONSIDES ANNUAL DEAD ROCKSTARS SHOW!
COSTUME CONTEST 19 BANDS INCLUDE:
MONDAY-FRIDAY, 12PM TO 6PM ONLY.
2620 FAIR OAKS BLVD 1490 EUREKA RD STE. 170 SACRAMENTO • (916) 977-3997
ROSEVILLE • (916) 781-7833
@THEPARLORICECREAM • THEPARLORICECREAM.COM
LIGHTS & SIRENS DROP DEAD RED RADIO ORANGEVALE CLOUDS ROLL BY 8PM • $5
Corner of 10th & S Streets
916.443.9751 theoldironsides.com
TASTYFOOD ITEMS at DREWSKI’S TRUCK & RESTAURANT ’13
’13
’13
’13
’13
’13 ’14
’13
UCK
FIND THE TR Restaurant located at 5504 Dudley Drive • McClellan • Mon-Fri 11am to 3pm • 916.640.1333 • facebook.com/drewskishotrod • i.instagram.com/drewskis/
ride or
N E V E T N A C I
p hotos b y k at e go n z al e s
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
DIE
Day of the Dead bicycle cruise rolls through Sac
BY KATE GONZALES
L
ast weekend, a ghastly and jubilant crowd peddled through the streets of midtown, stopping off at local haunts along the way. Zombies and ghosts, friends and families came together for the second annual Day of the Dead Ride, hosted by Rolling Relics and Sacramento CycleFest. “It’s a diverse crowd and it’s friendly,” says Dianna Bennett, who dressed in a red and black Day of the Dead costume for the ride. “Fun times, lots of cool bikes, great people.” The festive ride kicked off at Suzie Burger on Saturday “It’s really fun to take afternoon and riders stops for over the streets with enjoyed drinks and snacks hundreds of bikes.” at Centro Cocina Mexicana, Tequila Kristine Olsen // Day of the Museo Mayahuel, Dead Ride participant Beach Hut Deli, Vallejo’s Restaurant, Mango’s Burgertown and Azul Mexican Food & Tequila Bar. “It brings families together … out to enjoy the evening,” says Ted Florez, Sacramento CycleFest promoter. Florez says he enjoys seeing old and new friends come together to celebrate the holiday and support local businesses. “It’s a positive thing for everybody,” he says. In years past, the event was celebrated as a Halloween ride. Last year it was promoted as a Day of the Dead ride, and about 250 people came out for the fun. What brought Sacramento resident Kristine Olsen out for the ride? “The sense of community,” she says. “It’s really fun to take over the streets with hundreds of bikes. I love to see how everyone else decorates their bikes.” If you missed it this year, be sure to mark your calendar and join the fun in 2016. Training wheels, beach cruisers, mountain bikes — all are welcome. “It’s good to see everybody on a bicycle,” says Florez. “We have unicycles. We have Brian Clifton (top) and Amy Rodriguez (bottom) people who ... come out in the motorized chairs. participated in last weekend’s second annual Day It’s a range of everybody. It’s a positive vibe.” of the Dead Ride.
13
N I K P M PU SPICE pumpkin spice t cream cheese donu
5880 Florin Rd, Sacramento, CA 95825 916-392-8466
916.498.1388 | 1804 J ST R EET | SACR AM ENT O FACEBO O K.CO M /ST R EET SPUB&GR UB
14
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
Get more details on upcoming shows and enter to win tickets! @ worldonepresents.com
UPCOMING EVENTS
WORLDONEPRESENTS.COM GET TICKETS AT THE THUNDER VALLEY BOX OFFICE, TICKETMASTER.COM, WORLDONE PRESENTS.COM OR BY PHONE AT 800.745.3000
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
Hang With Us! Come
ROCK
CLIMBING
BOULDERING
CARDIO MACHINES
YOGA
CYCLING
BELLY
DANCING ’14 BEST PLACE TO WORK UP A SWEAT BEST YOGA
PILATES
JIU JITSU
CROSS FIT
116 N. 16th Street | Sacramento, CA 95811 | 916.341.0100 | touchstoneclimbing.com/pipeworks
15
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
11
Authentic Mexican Cuisine & Tequilla Bar
1100 O ST downtown sac 916.498.1744
Family Owned & Operated Since 1983
2 FOR
$20
14” PIZZA SUNDAY & MONDAY ALL DAY
MON-FRI HAPPY HOUR | 3-6 $ 3.25 BEER $ 3.25 PIZZA (PEPPERONI OR CHEESE)
sun-wed 11am -10pm
11am-midnight 1050 20th st. Sacramento • 447.4040 thurs fri-sat 11am-1:30am
AZUL
1050 20th St. Sacramento | 447.1855
12
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
d Vote of one to’s amen sacr 0 new top 1 rants u resta N&R by S
CELEBRATING 81 YEARS
AT
SAME FAMILY SINCE 1934
THUR OCTOBER 29TH
SATURN V FEAT. ORBIT SCOUSE GITS
NE GET O Y ONE U B S UFF ALL P OFF!
9PM • $5
HALF
FRI OCTOBER 30TH
UNDERTONE DJ HALLOWEEN SHOW
9:30PM • $5
SAT OCTOBER 31ST
OLD IRONSIDES ANNUAL DEAD ROCKSTARS SHOW!
COSTUME CONTEST 19 BANDS INCLUDE:
MONDAY-FRIDAY, 12PM TO 6PM ONLY.
2620 FAIR OAKS BLVD 1490 EUREKA RD STE. 170 SACRAMENTO • (916) 977-3997
ROSEVILLE • (916) 781-7833
@THEPARLORICECREAM • THEPARLORICECREAM.COM
LIGHTS & SIRENS DROP DEAD RED RADIO ORANGEVALE CLOUDS ROLL BY 8PM • $5
Corner of 10th & S Streets
916.443.9751 theoldironsides.com
TASTYFOOD ITEMS at DREWSKI’S TRUCK & RESTAURANT ’13
’13
’13
’13
’13
’13 ’14
’13
UCK
FIND THE TR Restaurant located at 5504 Dudley Drive • McClellan • Mon-Fri 11am to 3pm • 916.640.1333 • facebook.com/drewskishotrod • i.instagram.com/drewskis/
ride or
N E V E T N A C I
photos by kate gonzales
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
DIE
Day of the Dead bicycle cruise rolls through Sac
BY KATE GONZALES
L
ast weekend, a ghastly and jubilant crowd peddled through the streets of midtown, stopping off at local haunts along the way. Zombies and ghosts, friends and families came together for the second annual Day of the Dead Ride, hosted by Rolling Relics and Sacramento CycleFest. “It’s a diverse crowd and it’s friendly,” says Dianna Bennett, who dressed in a red and black Day of the Dead costume for the ride. “Fun times, lots of cool bikes, great people.” The festive ride kicked off at Suzie Burger on Saturday “It’s really fun to take afternoon and riders stops for over the streets with enjoyed drinks and snacks hundreds of bikes.” at Centro Cocina Mexicana, Tequila Kristine Olsen // Day of the Museo Mayahuel, Dead Ride participant Beach Hut Deli, Vallejo’s Restaurant, Mango’s Burgertown and Azul Mexican Food & Tequila Bar. “It brings families together … out to enjoy the evening,” says Ted Florez, Sacramento CycleFest promoter. Florez says he enjoys seeing old and new friends come together to celebrate the holiday and support local businesses. “It’s a positive thing for everybody,” he says. In years past, the event was celebrated as a Halloween ride. Last year it was promoted as a Day of the Dead ride, and about 250 people came out for the fun. What brought Sacramento resident Kristine Olsen out for the ride? “The sense of community,” she says. “It’s really fun to take over the streets with hundreds of bikes. I love to see how everyone else decorates their bikes.” If you missed it this year, be sure to mark your calendar and join the fun in 2016. Training wheels, beach cruisers, mountain bikes — all are welcome. “It’s good to see everybody on a bicycle,” says Florez. “We have unicycles. We have Brian Clifton (top) and Amy Rodriguez (bottom) people who ... come out in the motorized chairs. participated in last weekend’s second annual Day It’s a range of everybody. It’s a positive vibe.” of the Dead Ride.
13
N I K P M PU SPICE pumpkin spice t cream cheese donu
5880 Florin Rd, Sacramento, CA 95825 916-392-8466
916.498.1388 | 1804 J ST R EET | SACR AM ENT O FACEBO O K.CO M /ST R EET SPUB&GR UB
14
| DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e | 10.29.15 | a special advertising supplement to sn&R
Get more details on upcoming shows and enter to win tickets! @ worldonepresents.com
UPCOMING EVENTS
WORLDONEPRESENTS.COM GET TICKETS AT THE THUNDER VALLEY BOX OFFICE, TICKETMASTER.COM, WORLDONE PRESENTS.COM OR BY PHONE AT 800.745.3000
a special advertising supplement to sn&R | 10.29.15 | DíA de los M U E R T O S & h a l l o w e e n g u i d e |
Hang With Us! Come
ROCK
CLIMBING
BOULDERING
CARDIO MACHINES
YOGA
CYCLING
BELLY
DANCING ’14 BEST PLACE TO WORK UP A SWEAT BEST YOGA
PILATES
JIU JITSU
CROSS FIT
116 N. 16th Street | Sacramento, CA 95811 | 916.341.0100 | touchstoneclimbing.com/pipeworks
15
10394-ME_DDLM_OCWeekly_Ad.indd 1
10/15/15 4:07 PM