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This free all-levels vinyasa yoga class is accessible to everyone! Do what you can, and take rest when you need to. Show up as you are!

Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Wear clothes that allow for comfortable movement.

Yoga Moves Us makes yoga available by organizing free vinyasa yoga classes in the Greater Sacramento area and beyond.

*They will have a limited amount of yoga mats available to borrow for people without a mat.

In partnership with Yoga Moves Us, the Midtown Association is pleased to present free MiYo yoga classes on Tuesday and Thursday evenings now underway at Fremont Park.

Midtown’s new yoga classes are free and open to guests of all ages and ability levels. Attendees are encouraged to bring yoga mats, water bottles and a friend or two if they choose.

It’s the age of artificial intelligence, and 85-year-old Marjorie -- a jumble of disparate, fading memories -- has a handsome new companion who’s programmed to feed the story of her life back to her. What would we remember, and what would we forget, if given the chance? In this richly spare, wondrous new play, Jordan Harrison explores the mysteries of human identity and the limits -- if any -- of what technology can replace.

“Jordan Harrison’s elegant, thoughtful and quietly unsettling drama operates by stealth, landing skillfully targeted punch after punch, right where it hurts. It keeps developing in your head long after you’ve seen it.” The New York Times

Prepare to have your face melted by the likes of Shreddy Eddy, Golden Thunder and the reigning champ, D Vicious. In this joyful comedy, which premiered at the prestigious Humana Festival, professional Air Guitar competitions provide the backdrop for a marvelous cast of characters. When Nina, a real guitar player, wanders into a bar to compete, she soon discovers that she has a lot to learn.

Averaging 250 shows per year, 10 countries, at least 10,000 hours playing music, countless satisfied fans, and about 1 million beers kicked, the past decade has been nothing short of an odyssey for Andy Frasco & The U.N.

The 6th Annual Apprentice Showcase is fully produced by the Capital Stage Apprentice Company.

Losing Sight by Kevin D. Ferguson is a one-act play about an artist racing against the clock to finish a painting before going blind. Haunted by the ghost of his grandfather, he must confront the lost relationships of his past before he can face his future.

Anniversary by Rachel Bonds is a one-act play about a young woman grappling with a significant loss and embarking on a new relationship while attempting to function in a world that seems to speed ahead without her.

Sacramento Ballet presents Modern Masters!

Ma Cong’s visceral Blood Rush set to the sizzling music of Latin composer Astor Piazzola, defines the word hot! Ron Cunningham’s Bolero perfectly captures the relentless drive of Ravel’s pulsating music. Witty, urbane, sophisticated, and deliciously irreverent, Fluctuating Hemlines’ 1960s fashion collides with 21st century morés.

With a delicate balance of fragility, strength, and sass, Hawaiian born singer/songwriter Anuhea blends engaging lyrics, acoustic soul, pop and reggae into a style that has earned her a reputation as Hawaii's #1 female artist.

Oakland California's The Purple Ones treat the music and patented vibe of Prince with the utmost respect, capturing the essence of what it was like to see Prince live. The musical dexterity of The Purple Ones - with 12 pieces on stage including a full horn section – completely turns the concept of a Prince tribute band on its head, delivering Prince's material live onstage in a way that has to be experienced to be believed.

Founded in 2003 in Seattle, WA., Big Business has spent the last 13 years touring the world and making records. In 2006 Jared and Coady joined forces with the Melvins and moved to Los Angeles. Performing as members of the Melvins and staying autonomous as their own band, they have been there ever since.

See GBH live at Harlow's!

Supporting bands: Monster Squad and Setting Sons

33 & Beyond, the Royal Art of Freemasonry will be screened publicly for one night only at the Sacramento Scottish Rite Temple next month. The writer and director of the film, who is also a Freemason, will be in attendance and will host a question and answer session after the one and half hour film is over. The Grand Master of Masons in California will also be in attendance. This film took seven years to create and features Masonic lodges and Freemasons from all over the globe.

33 & Beyond, the Royal Art of Freemasonry is touted as a film that examines the structure of the American Masonic system. It debuted at the Masonic Theater in the Grand Lodge of California in San Francisco last October. Since then, Johnny Royal, writer and director, has presented his creation all over the United States, stopping in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Illinois, Michigan, Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Southern California, with more dates being added all the time.

This screening will be the first in Northern California and Woodland Masonic Lodge No. 81 will be proudly presenting it and giving everyone in attendance a Masonic coin as a souvenir.

Start your weekend with a music-inspired yoga class every first Friday of the month at Sutter's Fort!

The May class will feature The Black Keys.

First Friday Fun Flow classes are sponsored by Sutter Health.

Yoga Moves Us makes yoga available by organizing free vinyasa yoga classes in the Greater Sacramento area and beyond. This free all-levels vinyasa yoga class is accessible to everyone! Do what you can, and take rest when you need to.

Note: Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Wear clothes that allow for comfortable movement. A limited amount of yoga mats will be available for those without a mat. This event takes place at the corner of L and 26th St.

In partnership with Yoga Moves Us, the Midtown Association is pleased to present free MiYo yoga classes for First Friday Flow on the first Friday of each month on the exterior grounds of Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park.

Midtown’s new yoga classes are free and open to guests of all ages and ability levels. Attendees are encouraged to bring yoga mats, water bottles and a friend or two if they choose.

ZZ TUSH is a full tribute to that lil old band from Texas, ZZ Top. ZZ Top have been performing for over 45 years. Same three guys, same three chords. ZZ TUSH brings the ZZ Top experience to the stage. Paying close attention to detail and giving the crowd that ZZ Top thrill.

For the past 11 years, CORE has advanced contemporary dance in Sacramento - see the new and concluding works by the directors of the company, celebrating the triumph of the human spirit.

An evening celebrating the history, growth, and impact of the company for the last decade. The show will contain two new full length works by Artistic Director Kelli Leighton and Assistant Artistic Director Jared Baker.

Kelli Leighton’s new work, inspired by “Warrior” by Segovia Amil, shows the resilience of the human spirit when confronted with the insurmountable challenges of life. We should embrace them, celebrate them, and wear them as our armor. No matter what mistakes we have made, or how much we have been burned, we will fly on with “Scorched Wings”.

“Carved in Fire”, by Jared Baker and set to the music of Bon Iver, depicts the process of a passion running thin. Through its timeline, the piece urges us to balance the responsibilities of life, while maintaining the spark that keeps us moving forward.

For 17 years, the Hackensaw Boys have plowed the asphalt, bringing their raw, gritty version of American roots music to the venues and streets that originally inspired them.

Supporting band: The Pine Box Boys

Keith Harkin is an Irish Singer/Songwriter who’s been singing and performing since the age of four. His musical talents have brought him across the world from the UK to the United States, Canada, Australia, and literally everywhere throughout Europe and South America over his past ten years touring.

Come hear music that Isabella d'Este commissioned in the height of the Italian renaissance from the great frottole artists, whose strong rhythms and catchy melodies have much in common with pop music today.

In the height of the Italian renaissance, Isabella d’Este the Marchesa of Mantua held court. She commissioned works from great artists of her day, and cultivated the careers of two renowned composers of the popular frottola song form: Marcetto Cara and Bartolomeo Tromboncino. The frottole of both of these composers are marked by strong rhythms, catchy melodies, and dramatic changes of tone from phrase to phrase.

The songs for this program are a snapshot of songs composed by Cara and Tromboncino based on new transcriptions from the nine books of frottola published by Ottaviano Petrucci between the years 1504 and 1509.

Brahma Kumaris present the Awakening Tour Sister Shivani, an international motivational speaker, and world renowned TV personality.

Since 2007, Sister Shivani has been source of the very successful TV program, Awakening with Brahma Kumaris, helped people overcome mental stress, depression and improve their life, across several countries.She has traveled all over India, UK, Asia Pacic, Africa and Middle East , as very powerful motivational speaker.

Steve Roach has been the Director of Jazz Studies at California State University, Sacramento since 2001. He has also served as Director of Jazz Studies at Baylor University and has held teaching positions at the University of Northern Colorado and Northern Illinois University. Professional appearances as an assisting artist by Roach include studio and live sessions with such jazz/pop musicians as Tito Puente, Louis Bellson, Conrad Herwig, Lou Rawls, Jon Tchicai, Ben Vereen, Melissa Manchester, Toni Tennille, Roberta Flack, Rosemary Clooney, Jeffrey Osbourne, Carl Fontana, Paquito D'Rivera, the Glenn Miller and Jimmy Dorsey Orchestras, and others.

Ann Roach, a fine singer, said to approach her songs with full musicality, joins her husband Steve who plays trumpet and fluglehorn, with Craig Faniani on piano, Elias Lucero on guitar, and Rick Lotter on drums , to provide an evening of jazz, Latin rhythms, R&B and soul.

Note: This is a rescheduled performance from September 18. Tickets held by patrons for that date will be honored.