Events & Activities

One of your B Street favorites returns to Capitol Avenue! The Ladies Foursome follows four women as they navigate the ups and downs of life on the links. During this outrageous round of golf the women tackle life, love, men, sex, and careers.

Not every hero needs a cape, and not every villain wants to rule the world. The most interesting among them are the ones who walk the thin lines of gray in between good and evil. In this collection, Juan Garcia delivers a haute couture fashion-inspired collection showing both beauty and elegance, while kicking some butt along the way.

Kennedy Gallery presents Superheroes and Villains: The Art of Juan Garcia. Ever since he was a young boy Garcia has been fascinated by the constant battle between superheros and villains. The centerpiece of this exhibit is "Catwoman." A villain to some, a hero to others, she represents empowerment, courage, and strength that empowers young girls not to fall into the trap of being a damsel in distress.

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.

Four mismatched artists attempt to devise an ethnically sensitive play for the local schools to celebrate both Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage Month -– with no Native American actors. In this wickedly funny satire, political correctness, ego and just plain ignorance collide as these well-meaning self-proclaimed artists try to perform a Thanksgiving miracle (without killing any turkeys).

The story of the Trashcan Sinatras is one of perseverance—that of the band, and that of its fans. The group originally formed as a covers band in 1987 in Irvine, Scotland. Their debut, Cake, was released to critical acclaim in 1990, and spawned alternative and college radio hits “Obscurity Knocks” and “Only Tongue Can Tell.”  The more mature follow-up, 1993’s I’ve Seen Everything, received even stronger reviews, but in an era when grunge was all the rage, the Trashcans’ melodic gems were buried by the alt-rock sounds from Seattle.  Album number three, A Happy Pocket, was released in 1996 (but not in the USA, the band’s largest market) just before the demise of Go! Discs, and became the band’s final traditional-label release for quite some time.

Born in Redding, California in 1950, Roy began playing guitar at twelve years of age. A year later at age 13, he was performing in a rock ‘n’ roll band that wore gold lame jackets and played Little Richard and Chuck Berry tunes. He discovered the great blues players early on, especially when his older brother brought home an album by Robert Johnson. Thus began his love of the blues, slide guitar in particular, which had an immediate effect on Roy, who was indeed named after the King of the Cowboys. Through the years he developed a distinctive style of playing slide guitar that not only emerged, but one that is instantly recognizable.

The sixth annual Sacramento Stand-Up Competition will feature comedians from all over the country competing for a $1,000 Grand Prize and over $2000 in total prize money. It is not only a competition, but an opportunity for comedians to network with each other, meet industry professionals and perform in one of the best comedy cities in the United States.

Schedule of Events:

Friday, June 22:
-7pm: House Open and Comedian Reception
-8pm: Preliminary Round #1
-9pm: Preliminary Round #2
-10pm: Preliminary Round #3

Saturday, June 23:
-7pm: Competition Showcase with Headliner Chad Opitz
-8pm: Home-Grown Stand-Up Showcase
-9pm: Competition Finals with Kiry Shabazz
-10pm: Competition After Party

The sixth annual Sacramento Stand-Up Competition will feature comedians from all over the country competing for a $1,000 Grand Prize and over $2000 in total prize money. It is not only a competition but an opportunity for comedians to network with each other, meet industry professionals and perform in one of the best comedy cities in the United States.

In Preliminary Round #1, comedians do five minutes of material as part of the competition. The six comedians with the best scores from any of the preliminary rounds move on to the finals. Hosted by Diana Hong.

Performers: Yaseen Alhaidari, Michael Alvarenga, Chelsea Bearce, Evelyn Eerie Diamond, Sean Hamrin, Connor Martin, Braden Murphy, Kristee Ono, Jon Lehre, Benton Harshaw

The sixth annual Sacramento Stand-Up Competition will feature comedians from all over the country competing for a $1,000 Grand Prize and over $2000 in total prize money. It is not only a competition but an opportunity for comedians to network with each other, meet industry professionals and perform in one of the best comedy cities in the United States.

In Preliminary Round #2, comedians do five minutes of material as part of the competition. The six comedians with the best scores from any of the preliminary rounds move on to the finals. Hosted by Alfonso Portela.

Performers: Big Mickey, Jason Anderson, A.J. DeMello, Michael Devore, Robert Omoto, Marcus Peverill, Saul Trujillo, Sandra Risser, Pauline Yasuda, Richard Stockton

The sixth annual Sacramento Stand-Up Competition will feature comedians from all over the country competing for a $1,000 Grand Prize and over $2000 in total prize money. It is not only a competition but an opportunity for comedians to network with each other, meet industry professionals and perform in one of the best comedy cities in the United States.

In Preliminary Round #3, comedians do five minutes of material as part of the competition. The six comedians with the best scores from any of the preliminary rounds move on to the finals. Featuring headliner Nick Aragon. Hosted by Robert Berry.

Performers: Teo Morgan, Josh Argyle, Jason Bargert, Melissa McGillicuddy, Amy Estes, Ian Levy, Marcus Mangham, Ed Mena, Parker Newman, Roman Spinale

The ultimate tribute to The Cure. See Just Like Heaven perform live at Harlow's!

Supporting band: Erasure-esque, DJ Bryan Hawk

Sacramento NAACP Branch Women in NAACP (WIN) celebrates the artistry and innovation of women in film — behind the camera, in leading roles on the screen, and at the heart of storylines.

The keynote speaker for the evening will be Micaela Periera, CNN, host of HLN “Micaela”. The focus on women in film is inspired by the women’s rights movement. They will start the evening in style with a red carpet event ending the day with a reception.

Women in the NAACP (WIN) seeks to enhance the leadership role of women, serve as an advocacy vehicle for issues affecting women and children, and advocate for the positive development of children.

Back by popular demand...it's the Where's Waldo Pub Crawl by Xoso Sports!

Your ticket includes access to the pub crawl route & schedule, a Deep Eddy Vodka drink* to kick off the night, drink/food specials at every stop, and entry into the social media scavenger hunt!

Scavenger hunt rules: A list of scavenger hunt items & instructions will be provided at check in. All items must be completed via social media posts. All posts must be publicly viewable and include the hashtag #xososports. Only registered crawlers will be eligible for prizes. All items must be completed by 10pm.

To ensure a fantastic journey, please tip your bartenders, drink responsibly, and don't drink and drive.

Note: *Must check in by 5pm to receive your complementary drink.

See Heartless, a Heart tribute band, perform live at Harlow's!

This showcase features comedians from Friday night who didn’t make the finals, and Sacramento favorites, including headliner Chad Opitz. This showcase is hosted by Luke Soin.

The sixth annual Sacramento Stand-Up Competition will feature comedians from all over the country competing for a $1,000 Grand Prize and over $2,000 in total prize money. It is not only a competition, but an opportunity for comedians to network with each other, meet industry professionals, and perform in one of the best comedy cities in the United States.

Legendary Percussionist Pete Escovedo is an artist who broke down the barriers between Smooth Jazz, Salsa, Latin Jazz and contemporary music. His name has been synonymous in the music industry for more than 50 years. Pete is known worldwide for his live performances, session work, and solo albums.

As a young boy he would sit on the steps of nightclubs and watch musicians play. Music became his outlet. When he was 15 years old he began to also sketch and paint on wood or cardboard. Anything he could get his hands on, he would start to draw.  Pete did not know that his love for music and art combined would change his life forever. And this is how it began.

This showcase features some of best comedians that started in Sacramento! This showcase is hosted by Cory Barringer. Performers: Daniel Humbarger, Steph Garcia, Chazz Hawkins, and more.

The sixth annual Sacramento Stand-Up Competition will feature comedians from all over the country competing for a $1,000 Grand Prize and over $2,000 in total prize money. It is not only a competition, but an opportunity for comedians to network with each other, meet industry professionals, and perform in one of the best comedy cities in the United States.

One of your B Street favorites returns to Capitol Avenue! The Ladies Foursome follows four women as they navigate the ups and downs of life on the links. During this outrageous round of golf the women tackle life, love, men, sex, and careers.