Thursday 6/13
ArtMix: Pride the Musical II CroCker Art MuseuM, 6pM, $10-$20
The hills are alive with the sound of Pride—and at the Crocker, that means it’s time for the next installment of ArtMix: Pride the Musical MuseuMs II. There will be all kinds of absolutely over-the-top performances filling the evening with spirit and song. Expect some one-of-a-kind numbers PhOTO COurTEsy OF CrOCKEr arT MusEuM from the Sacramento Gay Men’s Chorus, along with work from the Underground Theatre Company. Show up and put some music back into your life while also getting a muchneeded dose of drag and more. 216 O Street, crockerart.org.
Collective. 6:45pm, $10-$25. Atrium 916, 7300 Folsom Blvd.
FEsTIVaLs Thursday, 6/13 eL DORADO COuNTY FAIR: Catch this county fair event highlight on page 76. 12pm, $7-$12. El Dorado County Fair & Event Center, 100 Placerville Drive in Placerville.
FrIday, 6/14
the people who partake of makers’ made goods. 12pm, no cover. Uptown Market, 1409 Del Paso Blvd.
FOOd & drINK saTurday, 6/15 FRONT sTReeT BReWFesT 2019: Catch the highlight for Front Street’s Brewfest on page 74. It’s sure to be a bark of a good time! 12pm, $10-$60. Front Street Animal Shelter, 2127 Front St.
HMONG NeW GeNeRATION: Catch the Hmong New Generation Summer Festival. There are sports, dance, plenty of vendors and more. There’s also food for sale, musical guests and more. To boot, there will be a fashion show, a talent show and more. 1pm, $7. Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Blvd.
YOuTH & FAMILY POP-uP CARNIVAL: Join the Maple Neighborhood Center for a carnival. There are games, free food, a movie and more fun. 4pm, no cover. Maple Neighborhood Center, 3301 37th Ave.
saTurday, 6/15 25TH ANNuAL OAK PARK sTReeT FesT: The 25th Annual Sacramento Oak Park Street Festival Juneteenth Unity Festival is here again for the 25th time, meaning it’s time to honor the end of slavery and celebrate freedom. Join in the celebration and participate in a bunch of community fair events, with resources and performances and fun. 10am, no cover. Center of the Street Stage, 35th Street and 4th Ave.
GARDeN sessIONs FeATuRING TÂCHes: Join this Garden Session that seeks to showcase some of the unique talents the world has to offer. That means you’ll have music, art, cocktails and more, and TÂCHES headlines. 9pm, $10. The Ice Blocks, 1715 R St.
THe sINIsTeR CReATuRe CON: Convene at the Sinister Creature Con as it returns for two days of horror and sci-fi fun. There will be plenty of insight into horror films, along with some stars who are currently acting in the genre, including Doug Bradley, Ashley Laurence, Kane Hodder and Joe Bob Briggs. Noon, $30. Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 6151 H St.
uPTOWN MARKeT ON THe BOuLeVARD: Catch more than five dozen local artists, makers, creatives, sellers, vendors, artisans and more at this weekly market for makers and
FILM FrIday, 6/14 OuTDOOR MOVIe NIGHT AT THe MILL: Enjoy some games, food, drinks and the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, all under the evening sky. 6pm, no cover. Old Sugar Mill, 35265 Willow Ave. in Clarksburg.
FILM PReMIeRe-BeCOMING INCuRABLe: Learn about the people whose stories have been shaped by chronic, incurable illnesses in this Sacramento-based documentary. 7pm, $10. The Guild Theater, 2828 35th St.
saTurday, 6/15 PeTeR PAN: The classic animated Disney film about childhood imagination screens for one night only. 4pm, $7.50-$9.50. Crest Theatre, 1013 K St.
COMEdy PuNCH LINe: Chad Daniels. Stand-up comedian Chad Daniels of “Dad Chaniels” fame stops by to give some fatherly advice, and tell a few jokes too. Through 6/15. $25. It’s Not Them, It’s Us. Maybe you don’t need fatherly advice, but instead relationship advice— comedian Liz Liles has some, and also more jokes. Through 6/16. $16. Makeup & Mimosas Daddy’s Day Show. Celebrate Father’s Day the way it was meant to be celebrated—at a drag brunch, of course. sunday 6/16, 11am. $16. 2100 Arden Way, Suite 225.
sTRAPPING: Queer Comedy Showcase. Keep celebrating Pride month with some queer
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