Saturday, 6/1
Take Me Out to the Ball Game Sacramento HiStoric city cemetery, 10am, no cover
How much do you like baseball? Enough to learn about its local history in your free time? Good—I thought that might be the case. Join Alan O’Connor MuseuMs as he leads a tour group through the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery. There, you’ll learn all about the local ballplayers who left their mark on the city and are buried in the cemetery. It’s guaranteed to be a “home run” of a cemetery tour. 1000 Broadway, historicoldcitycemetery.org.
Youth Symphony and LED Labs join forces to play live music and see an LED constellation made by Christopher Schardt Through 6/2. No cover. 1689 Arden Way.
sACRAMeNTO FINe ARTs CeNTeR: Celebrating the Figure. The human figure isn’t just everywhere you look, it’s also at the Fine Arts Center. Join them for this exhibition celebrating everything there is to celebrate about our bodies. Through 6/23. No cover. 5330 Gibbons Drive, Suite B in Carmichael.
THe BRICKHOuse GALLeRY & ART COMPLeX: The Invisible Man: Reclaiming the Image of the Black Father. Kareem Daniel’s work comes to the Brickhouse, featuring insights from interviews along with recordings and more. 7pm. Through 5/31. No cover. 2837 37th St.
MID-CeNTuRY MODeRN HOMe TOuR: 60 Years of Streng Bros. Homes. Catch this home tour featuring the homes created by Jim and Bill Streng in mid-century modern style. sunday 6/1, 10am. $25-$40. Location announced 5/31.
MuSEuMS CROCKeR ART MuseuM: Bubbles and Brushes. Spend a little bit of time in the art museum while landscape painting and sipping on sparkling wine. Thursday 5/30, 6pm. $50. Art Auction. Want to go to the Crocker and walk out with a piece of artwork? We’ve all thought about it—but now you can participate in this evening that combines dining with auctions. Saturday 6/1, 5:30pm. $100. 216 O St.
eFFIe YeAW NATuRe CeNTeR: Sensational Snakes. Snakes are dying to you at Effie Yeaw Nature Center. You’ll wander through the park and get some details on the reptiles that live in the area. sunday 6/2, 1:30pm. $5. 2850 San Lorenzo Way in Carmichael.
POWeRHOuse sCIeNCe CeNTeR: Family Workshop Squid Dissection. Dissect a squid with the Powerhouse Science Center. saturday 6/1, 9:30am. $25. 3615 Auburn Blvd.
sACRAMeNTO HIsTORIC CITY CeMeTeRY: Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Take some time to explore the cemetery with Alan O’Connor, learning about the folks buried there with ties to the local baseball history. saturday 6/1, 10am. No cover. 1000 Broadway.
AeROsPACe MuseuM OF CALIFORNIA: History Comes Alive D-Day Living History. Join WWII veterans Colonel Bud Anderson and Commander Dean Diz Laird to learn what D-Day was like along with other moments
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from the war. saturday 6/1, 11am. $20. 3200 Freedom Park Drive.
SPOrtS & OutdOOrS Saturday, 6/1 DOWNTOWN LINCOLN CLAssIC CAR sHOW: Classic cars will fill the streets of Lincoln. With all kinds of vehicles as well as food and vendors, it’s a great day to explore the area. 9:30am, no cover. Downtown Lincoln, Beermann Plaza in Lincoln.
eN PLeIN AIR PAINTING AT THe KOOBs NATuRe AReA: Want to paint some nature? This day of artwork production lets you use the nature contained in the Koobs Nature Area for inspiration. 10am, no cover. Koobs Nature Area in Carmichael.
LGBtQ SuNday, 6/2 DRAG QueeN sTORYTIMe: Children are invited to hear a story from a drag queen at the Central Library. Challenge definitions of appropriate clothes and gender roles. 2pm, no cover. Central Library, 828 I St.
FrIday, 5/31 TRANs YOuTH & FAMILIes WORKsHOP: This workshop is designed to connect trans and gender non-conforming youth and their families. 4:30pm, no cover. The Sacramento LGBT Community Center, 1927 L St.
taKE aCtION tHurSday, 5/30 HeALING FROM TRAuMA: Native American adults and support agencies that serve Native American families are invited to attend a one-day free workshop addressing suicide prevention in Native communities by bridging the gap between systems. 9:30am, no cover. Sierra 2 Center, 2791 24th St.
Saturday, 6/1 AFRICAN AMeRICAN MeNTAL HeALTH AWAReNess sYMPOsIuM: Discuss mental health awareness in the African American community with Hopeful Inc. 2pm, no cover. North Natomas Library, 4660 Via Ingoglia.
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