SEE MOrE EvENtS ANd SuBMIt yOur OwN At newsreview.com/sacramento/calendar
CALENdAr LIStINGS CONtINuEd FrOM PAGE 35
Friday, 3/6 1St FrIdAyS PAINt ON PurPOSE PArty:
sPorts & oUtdoors sUnday, 3/8 SuNSEt/MOONLIGHt HIKE: ARC staff member Julie Allen leads this moderate hike of 3 miles, starting with an immediate elevation gain on the first mile up the Western ridge at Cronan Ranch. You will then hike up and down on the rolling ridge with views of the moon and river below. 6pm, $5$10. American River Conservancy, 348 State Highway 49, Coloma.
taKe action satUrday, 3/7 4tH INtErNAtIONAL wOMEN’S MArCH: The 4th International Women’s March is taking to the streets of Sacramento. Marchers will meet at SEIU 2015 and march past the ICE Detention Center on their way to the Capitol. 10am, no cover. SEIU 2015, 681 W. Capitol Ave., West Sacramento.
Join Classy Hippie Tea and experience a different kind of paint party. Start the weekend with an adults-only evening that combines creativity, wine and paint. 7pm, $35-$45. Classy Hippie Tea Co., 3226 Suite A Broadway.
satUrday, 3/7 CELL PHONE ArtIStry: Betty Sederquist, local photographer and teacher, will guide you through this short, fun workshop on the basics of phone photography and at some of the many photo apps available. You’ll receive a list of apps to download the week of the class. 1pm, $65-$75. Nature Center, 348 Highway 49, Coloma.
tUesday, 3/10 StruM FOr FuN @ ML KING LIBrAry: The Sacramento Guitar Society, a nonprofit educational and arts organization, is offering a free community service to get you on your way to playing the guitar. Join weekly for a “Strum-inar,” where you decide what song you want to learn to play. 4pm, no cover. Martin Luther King Jr. Library, 7340 24th St. Bypass.
StruM FOr FuN @ NOrtH NAtOMAS LIBrAry:
classes tHUrsday, 3/5 SKEtCH 101 CLASS: Sketch 101 will teach students the basics of writing sketch comedy scripts and developing characters, as seen in television shows such as SNL, MadTV and Key and Peele. Students will learn Comedy Spot sketch theory and several methods of generating ideas with a clear focus. At the completion of this class, students will have several finished sketches and characters to use. 7pm, $150. Sacramento Comedy Spot, 1050 20th St., Suite 130.
The Sacramento Guitar Society helps you on your way to playing the guitar. Join weekly for a “Strum-inar,” where you decide what song you want to learn to play. 3:30pm, no cover. North Natomas Library, 4660 Via Ingoglia.
events Friday, 3/6 SuPEr SMASH BrOS tOurNAMENt: Test your Super Smash Bros skills at this tournament hosted at the Sacramento State University Union. 1:15pm, no cover. Sacramento State, 6000 J St.
Friday, 3/6
SAMMIES nominee in Americana and New Artist, Brotherly Mud perform at Old Ironsides Old IrOnsIdes, 9pm, $12
When someone said to me, “Hey, have you heard of this band, Brotherly Mud?” I said, “No, tell me more.” They said, “Well they’re an Americana band with a folk style. The SAMMIES four-piece band plays with banjos, mandolins, upright guitars, the works. In fact they’re nominated for a 2020 SAMMIES award in the Americana and New Artist categories. If you hadn’t heard of them until now, you might want to consider going to their concert at Old Ironsides before SAMMIES voting ends. They’ll be performing with Ben Morrison.” And I said, “OK.” 1901 10th St., theoldironsides.com.
36
|
SN&R
|
03.05.20
PHoto coUrtesy oF maria ratinova