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tHeatre in tHe HeiGHtS: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised]. Catch a production of every Shakespeare production compiled into about an hourand-a-half of your precious time. through 7/7. $15. 8215 Auburn Blvd., Suite G in Citrus Heights.
weLLS FarGo PaviLion: Oklahoma!. Catch the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical with such great numbers as “Kansas City” and “The Surrey With the Fringe on Top.” through 6/25. $45-$83. 1419 H St.
art SaCramento Fine artS Center: Found Art Exhibition. Have you ever seen garbage on the ground and thought, “Hey, I could do that!”? Well, confusing as that sentence may be, you can check out some artwork made from found objects at the SFAC. through 7/14. no cover. 5330 Gibbons Drive, Suite B in Carmichael.
tHe iCe bLoCKS: Short Center Show. Catch this large-scale window art exhibit featuring artwork by adults with developmental disabilities. The opening reception is on Saturday and features music from the Short Center Band and MC Ham. Saturday 6/22, 5pm. no cover. 1610 R. St.
verGe Center For tHe artS: June Artists’ Salon Outside the Canon. Join Verge Center for the Arts in its gallery for a discussion about the artistic canon. thursday 6/20,
5:30pm. no cover.
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some activities. Friday 6/21, 6:30pm. $15. 111 I St.
CroCKer art muSeum: All Aboard Free Community Festival. Check out the event highlight for this transcontinental event on page 33. Sunday 6/23, 10am. no cover. 216 O St.
FoLSom HiStory muSeum: The Chinese Legacy in Folsom. The legacy of Folsom’s Chinese history comes to light in the Folsom History Museum’s latest exhibit. through 9/1. $4-$10. 823 Sutter St. in Folsom.
SPortS & outdoorS Friday, 6/21 internationaL day oF yoGa 2019 CeLebrationS: Catch a celebration of International Day of Yoga 2019 with one of the many local yoga venues and gatherings. all day, no cover. Various locations throughout Sacramento.
Saturday, 6/22 CHunKy dunK Swim Party: Celebrate all kinds of bodies in this pool party promoting body positivity and just being okay with existing as you are. 5:30pm, $0-$10. Glenn Hall Park Pool, 5201 Carlson Drive.
FeatHerS and SCaLeS: Are birds and reptiles the same? Learn the answer at this event— but don’t Google it in advance, because that spoils the fun. 10:30am, $5. Effie Yeaw Nature Center, 2850 San Lorenzo Way in Carmichael.
GLamPout FamiLy CamPout: Camp close to home at Camp Pollock. It’s a glamorous camping expedition, featuring included food, drinks, games and more. 4:30pm, $45. Camp Pollock, 1501 Northgate Blvd.
CaLiFornia muSeum: Stand Up for Unity in Our Community. Join the California Museum for a free weekend of activities for unity. It’s in recognition of the 20th anniversary of a series of Northern California hate crimes by white supremacists and the continued need for community. through 10/7. no cover. 1020 O St.
CaLiFornia State raiLroad muSeum: Science Friday’s Cephalopod Movie Night. Cephalopods are headed to the Railroad Museum along with Capital Public Radio to learn about the creature and participate in
taKe action Saturday, 6/22 bLaCK women’S marCH 2019: Join the Black Women’s March this year and walk to the Capitol to convene, hear music and support the health and well-being of black women all over the country. 7am, no cover. Crocker Park, 211 O St.
Saturday, 6/22
Feathers and Scales EffiE YEaw NaturE CENtEr, 10:30am, $2-$5
This heron may look like a bird, but is there a chance it’s actually a reptile in disguise? Reptiles and birds share a suspicious amount in common—find out what they may or may not be hiding at this class on animal classes, aimed at anyone curious about the mysteries of the critters. SPortS & outdoorS Be careful about the questions you ask, though, because even SN&R’s not entirely sure how deep the birdreptile conspiracy goes. 2850 San Lorenzo Way in Carmichael, sacnaturecenter.net.
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