Saturday, 9/21
Fair Oaks Chicken Festival Fair Oaks Village, 10am, nO cOVer
Can you act like a chicken with pluck? / If you’re good, then you might be in luck. / This Fair Oaks Chick’ Fest / puts bawks to the test / and determines who’s most down to cluck. That’s Festivals right, the Fair Oaks Chicken Festival is back, including the Cluck ’n’ Crow chicken-impersonation contest. Check out the festival and join in the fun, featuring lots of live music, painting classes, beer tasting and much more, all in celebration of the wild fowl that live in Old Fair Oaks. 7003 Park Drive, Fair Oaks, forpd. org/263/Fair-Oaks-Chicken-Festival.
SuNday, 9/22 a taste OF laND PaRK 2019: Want to know what Land Park tastes like? Quit grazing on the soil and grab a ticket to this festival of food and drinks, Land Park staples all. There’s music, entertainment and much more, all for ages 21 and over. 4pm, $45. William Land Park, 10th Ave.
FILM tHurSday, 9/19 UtaNO PRiNCe-saMa-MaJi lOve KiNGDOM MOvie: The anime about music students based on the PlayStation Portable video game is now a feature-length movie and is having a screening in Sacramento. 11am, $10.50. The Tower Theatre, 2508 Land Park Drive.
Saturday, 9/21 DaN savaGe’s 14tH aNNUal HUMP! FilM Festival: Catch the film festival that features only short, dirty films. They feature non-porn stars, but people who are interested in expressing themselves via explicit film. 7:30pm, $20-$25. Crest Theatre, 1013 K St.
COMEdy PUNCH liNe: Michelle Buteau. The comedian, podcast host, actress from Always Be My Maybe and more is coming to town to share some of those funny jokes. through 9/21. $25-$32.50. 2100 Arden Way, Suite 225.
staB! COMeDY tHeateR: Letter Talk Live. Letters get written, you are included in the process. Such is an apt description of Letter Talk with Alyssa Cowan. saturday 9/21, 7pm. $5. 1710 Broadway.
saCRaMeNtO COMeDY sPOt: Standup Comedy Open Mic. Want to see less-than-perfect comedy? Come to this open-mic and you may just get that—but no guarantees. You may receive incidental doses of perfect comedy. sunday 9/22, 7pm. $6. 1050 20th St., Suite 130.
ON StaGE CiRCUs vaRGas: The Greatest of Ease. Spend some time with Circus Vargas, back in town for yet another installment of performances of acrobatic talent and displays of
showpersonship like you wouldn’t believe. The traveling big-top show is waiting for you. through 9/29. $30-$57. 1151 Galleria Blvd., Roseville.
HaRRis CeNteR: Cirque Mei. The circus is in town, straight from China’s Hebei Province. This troupe features dozens of talented performers doing everything from dancing to bicycling and everything in between, plus other things not in between. 2pm through 9/22. $28-$48. 10 College Parkway, Folsom.
tHe WilKeRsON tHeateR: As Is by William M. Hoffman. Catch the William M. Hoffman work about a broken-up couple living and working in New York in the onset of the AIDS crisis. through 10/12. $18-$20. 2509 R St.
art tHe latiNO CeNteR OF aRt + CUltURe: La Lucha Convergence of Identity. Check out this exhibit of photography and art centered around Mexican wrestling and the masks that wrestlers wear. Andres Alvarez conceived the show, and artists from near and far are participating in the show. saturday 9/21, 6pm. No cover. 2700 Front St.
tiM COllOM GalleRY: 20/20 Vision. Catch the Tim Collom Gallery’s newest exhibition, a selection of new work from Tim Collom as well as Miles Hermann. It’s called 20/20, referencing the number of paintings each artist is sharing as well as referencing the visual acuity rating. through 10/3. No cover. 915 20th St.
MuSEuMS aRDeN-DiMiCK liBRaRY: Hear My Voice A Living History of the Fight for Women’s Right to Vote. Get an hour-long experience of history centered around the 19th amendment and women’s suffrage. There will be archival footage, sound and more in this Living Voices production. tuesday 9/24, 3:30pm. No cover. 891 Watt Ave.
CaliFORNia state CaPitOl MUseUM: Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day. Want to get all the fun of museums without supporting them financially? This Saturday is an opportunity to check out five museums, namely the California Automobile Museum, California Museum, California State Railroad Museum, Maidu Museum & Historic Site and the Sacramento History Museum, all for free.
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