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Saturday, 3/16
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Brazilian Carnaval Sacramento CLARA, 5pm, no CoveR
Brazil won’t be thousands of miles away come Saturday—it’ll be in Sacramento, because it’s time for the Brazilian Center PHoto courteSy oF alan BlacKBurn for Cultural Exchange of Sacramento’s Carnaval celebration. There will be capoeira demonstrations, Brazilian food and drinks, Sambada, the Mistura Brasileira Samba Dance Company FeStivaLS and more exciting festivities. It’s the ninth year of the event, and the theme is “Save the Amazon.” Come join in the revelry and see what the Brazilian Center has to offer. 5pm, no cover. 2420 N Street, facebook.com/ braziliancarnavalsacramento/events.
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Doll’s House Part 2. If you’re like me, you read Henrik Ibsen in high school English class. If you’re also like me, you never thought Ibsen would come up again ever, but now there’s a sequel to A Doll’s House and I need to study up again. through 4/4. $28-$47. DELIVERED Sacramento. This evening bring stories from the delivery room and beyond into the spotlight. There will be stories from real people and their experiences in reproductive health. If you’ve got a story to share, you could do that here. Saturday 3/16, 8pm. $12. 2700 Capitol Ave.
tHe Geery tHeater: Once More, with Feeling!. Buffy isn’t just slaying vampires, she’s also killing her solos and hitting all the notes in this recreation of the Buffy musical episode. through 3/16. $10-$15. 2130 L St.
Sierra 2 Center For tHe artS: We Got Talent 2! Sacramento Talent Showcase. Sacramentans all have talent hidden away somewhere in a musty trunk or in a zipto-lock bag in the tank of our low-flow toilet—this show puts those talents to the test, featuring local celebrity judges, a $500 prize and proceeds for the Haiti Early Learning Project. through 3/16. $10$25. 2791 24th St.
art GoLd Country artiStS GaLLery: Featured Artists Reception. Karen Hunziker, Carol Clark and Roger Lanzini are the featured artists, with art ranging from mixed media to landscape photography. Saturday 3/16, 5:30pm. no cover. 379 Main St. in Placerville.
SaC State LiBrary: Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon at Sacramento State. Help shift Wikipedia’s troubled gender gap into the 21st century at this edit-a-thon, featured on page 28. 10am, no cover. Room 2024, 6000 J St.
SaCramento Fine artS Center: Magnum Opus 30. Steve Memering judges this exhibit of original art from local and non-local artists. All mediums you can think of will be present. through 3/17. no cover. 5330 Gibbons Drive, Suite B in Carmichael.
SaCramento CentraL LiBrary: “Vanquishing the Invisible” Photographic Exhibit of Women Veterans. James R. Morrison’s photography features the often lookedover lives of women veterans in Northern California. through 3/15. no cover. 828 I St.
temPLe KuKuri: USAATO Natural Clothing Exhibition and Market. Usabro Sato will share his exhibition of natural clothing at Temple Kukuri. Check it out Saturday or Sunday at 11 a.m. through 3/17. no cover. 10723 Fair Oaks Blvd. in Fair Oaks.
verGe Center For tHe artS: Juma Sacramento Bright Futures. Support Juma Sacramento and their programs at the Verge. There will be voices from youth lifted up by the program, food, drink, raffle
prizes, games and more. Come support the program that seeks to end the poverty cycle. thursday 3/14, 6pm. $50. 625 S St.
muSeumS CaLiFornia automoBiLe muSeum: Sunday Drives. The vintage cars are back, and they’re headed for some auspicious, audacious rides in Downtown Sacramento. Sundays 10am, through 6/16. $5-$10. 2200 Front St.
CroCKer art muSeum: ArtMix Masquerade. Check out the event highlight on page 29, and get ready to get anonymous. thursday 3/14, 6pm. $10-$20. Baby Loves Art. Attention babies who are a year and a half or younger: If you can read, first of all, congrats, because that’s impressive, especially at your young age—and secondly, you are invited to join other babies in the Crocker, taking in art and a new experience. Could be fun—free with admission. 10:30am. Through 3/19. $6-$12. 216 O St.
SaCramento CHiLdren’S muSeum: Shamrock Shimmy. Take in St. Patrick’s Day the way it was intended: hanging out in a museum, playing and having a wholesome time. Friday 3/15, 6pm. no cover. 2701 Prospect Park Drive, Suite 120 in Rancho Cordova.