Sunday, 2/10
Sacramento Darwin Day John Smith hall at la Sierra Community Center, 2pm, $5-$15
Ocean water sprayed off the bow of the HMS Beagle—aboard that famed ship was Charles Darwin (yes, FeStivalS that Charles Darwin) on a five-year survey that would give him opportunity and a penchant for changing science as the world knew it. Celebrate the life and work of Darwin at this event with exhibitors of science; a presentation from professor of evolution and ecology at UC Davis, Richard K. Grosberg; along with birthday cake. 5325 Engle Road, sacdarwinday.org.
TaKE aCTIOn THuRSday, 2/7 taRaNa BURKe ‘Me tOO’ MOveMeNt: See the event highlight on page 28, featuring the founder of the MeToo movement supporting Black History Month. 7:30pm, no cover. Sacramento State University Ballroom, 6000 J St.
FRIday, 2/8 RiPaRiaN ReStORatiON DaY at WaKaMatSU FaRM: Want to take some action in the form of keeping the green corridor area surrounding the river maintained? Bring gloves and water and be ready to work. 10am, no cover. American River Conservancy, 348 State Highway 49 in Coloma.
SaTuRday, 2/9 SaC aCtiviSt SCHOOl aWaRD CeReMONY: Sol Collective’s Sac Activist School honors the activists who have been on the forefront of changing the culture in Sacramento and helping communities that need help. This year they honor a number of people, including Ebony Ava Harper, Cha Vang, Malaki Seku Amen, Cleo Cartel, Ta Karra, Ruth Ibarra and Gloria Arroyo. 6pm, no cover. Sol Collective, 2574 21st St.
TuESday, 2/12 lOCal aDvOCateS CONFRONt tHe iMMiGRatiON POliCY CRiSiS: This panel of activists discusses the crises facing immigrants in the United States, specifically the children of refugee-seekers who have been detained and the laws surrounding that situation. 5:30pm, $5-$15. McGeorge School of Law, 3200 5th Ave.
ORaNGe DaY eveNtS at tHe CaPitOl: Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month is February, and Orange Day demands a stop to teen dating violence. There will be young people sharing their thoughts on the issues, and this day encourages legislators and allies to commit to helping the situation. 10am, no cover. State Capitol, 1303 10th St.
CLaSSES THuRSday, 2/7 CONNeCtiNG WitH YOUR CHilD iN a DiGital aGe: Bathed in an unearthly glow, Brendan
PHOTO By HERBERT ROSE BaRRaud
sat with arms outstretched, cradling his smartphone. His mother, Karen, stood nearby, tired and distraught at the widening gulf between her and her son. Fret not, Karen—just come to this workshop to strengthen your relationship with Brendan, led by Marlon Morgan and Jeremiah Aja, counselors and experts. 6pm, no cover. Whitney High School, Multi-Purpose Room in Rocklin.
BeGiNNeR’S CaMPiNG WORKSHOP: Shivers run through your body like clockwork; it’s darn cold and your camping trip is listing. If only you’d taken in a workshop that ran you through the basics of setting up tents, choosing sleeping bags and gaining preliminary skill. Well, that’s what this workshop is. 6:30pm, $10-$20. Folsom REI, 2425 Iron Point Rd in Folsom.
SaTuRday, 2/9 DeSiGN & DRaW DRaGONS SeRieS: Flames erupt from a terrible maw, snapping between the hardened, enormous teeth and around scaly skin. Luckily, this fearsome dragon is trapped in another dimension; on a piece of paper. Julia Stagg will lead classes on how to create these mythical creatures— potentially by using consummate ‘V’s. 2pm, no cover. North Sacramento-Hagginwood Library, 2109 Del Paso Blvd.
FRee COlleGe PlaNNiNG WORKSHOP FOR GiRlS 8tH-12tH GRaDe: Breathe deep. It’s your first day on campus—the college of your dreams. Frisbees glide overhead, and you’re floating on a cloud of educational goals. Freeze. You’re not there yet; you’ve got to plan for it, and this workshop for girls held by The Dream Academy by Spiritual Boss Chick helps you get there. 1pm, no cover. The Urban Hive, 1601 Alhambra Blvd.
Experience México at its Best Inspired by rich Mexican culture, we offer an experience like no other.
veGaN RaMeN WORKSHOP: Broth swirls and steam rises in savory plumes, carrying aromas reticent and fermented. Sawako Ama leads a cooking class to walk you through crafting a vegan ramen meal, with tastings and toppings and noodle time. 11am, $45-$55. Community Learning Center & Cooking School, 2820 R St.
Sunday, 2/10 WHY GROW FOOD: A squirrel scampers onto a plot of dirt—your plot of dirt, growing your food. Chanowk Yisrael, local urban farmer extraordinaire, will share his experiences growing his own food with you. 1pm, $5. Yisrael Family Farm, 4625 44th St.
1200 K St, Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 441-7200 experiencemayahuel.com 02.07.19
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