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wedneSday, 4/3 GroundbreaKers Q&a: The founding director
punctuated by performances, stage shows and other conservation-themed activities. saturday 3/30, 9am. $11.50-$16.50. 3930 W. Land Park Drive.
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of Verge Center for the Arts and founder and executive direct of Sol Collective are coming together for a Q&A session. Respectively, they are Liv Moe and Estella Sanchez. Hear from some of the folks disrupting the art scene locally. 8pm, $10$15. Antiquite Midtown, 2114 P St.
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tHurSday, 3/28 sisters soCiaL: The Capital City Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are hosting an evening of fun performance, food and beverages and more. It benefits Mercy Pedalers, has a raffle, features the pageantry of the Sister and more fun. 6pm, $10-$15. Uptown Studios, Inc., 2415 23rd St.
Sunday, 3/31 ruPauL’s onGina meet-n-Greet: Meet Ongina at Faces—she’s an HIV activist, drag queen and RuPaul’s Drag Race alumna. She’ll even put on a special performance, so you won’t want to miss this evening. 9pm, $5$10. Faces, 2000 K St.
taKe action Friday, 3/29 ‘baCK in tHe day’ Fundraiser: This fundraiser for the 2019 Black Women’s March is hosted by Black Women United. Ther ewill be catered food, drinks, music and more, all under the theme of ’90s Hip-Hop and R&B. 7pm, $25-$45. The Brickhouse Gallery & Art Complex, 2837 37th St.
Sunday, 3/31 Free saCFeraL WorKsHoP: Take in this workshop on helping take steps to manage out-of-control feral cat populations in the Sacramento area, featured on page 40 directly below these words. 9:30am, no cover. Bradshaw Animal Shelter, 3839 Bradshaw Road.
tHurSday, 3/28 eCo FabriC dyeinG: Do you wish your clothes were a different color but you only have onion skins and black beans? You’ll be pleased to know that your dyeing problems are over. Attend this class. 5:30pm, $20. The Yisrael Family Urban Farm, 4505 Roosevelt Ave.
Saturday, 3/30 introduCtion to GLuten Free baKinG: Gluten. It’s in a lot of things, but it doesn’t need to be. Come get the skinny, the low-down and the deets on how to jumpstart your foray into gluten-free baking. 1pm, $60. Soil Born Farms American River Ranch, 2140 Chase Drive in Rancho Cordova.
soCiaL media For Creatives WorKsHoP: Creative people often need to use social media to get their brand out there. Join Broad Room for a workshop on how to create a good Instagram following for your brand. 1pm, $15. Broad Room, 2311 S St., Suite 3.
Sunday, 3/31 avoCado Pit dyeinG: You’re a good Californian—you eat avocados, you like to reuse things—well, now you can reuse your avocado pits. Join Roxanne Young for this class on using avocado pits to dye clothing. 11am, $75-$85. Verge Center for the Arts, 625 S St.
Sunday, 3/31
Feral Cat Workshop Bradshaw animal shelter, various times, $60
There are a lot of cats living wild in the Sacramento area—in the range of 100,000 to 200,000. That’s a problem, especially when those feral cats start to reproduce. To help combat the issue, taKe aCtion the Bradshaw Animal Shelter is offering this free workshop that highlights ways Sacramento residents can help the population humanely through trap-neuter-release processes, colony management and responsible feeding. Join and see how you can make a feline difference. 3839 Bradshaw Road, sacferals.com/p/workshops.html.
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