Fremont Park Bloom 2026 Events and Activities
April 6th, 2026
What does it feel like to be surrounded by 6–9-foot flowers?
You’re about to find out! Kaiser Permanente‘s Fremont Park Bloom, a vibrant outdoor art installation is transforming one of Midtown’s most beloved green spaces into a glowing garden of creativity for more than 40 days starting on May 9, 2026. Featuring towering 6–9-foot illuminated poppy sculptures inspired by California’s state flower, the installation brings bold color, light, and artistic expression to the heart of Midtown, creating a striking visual experience for park goers, day and night.
Presented by CADA and Midtown Parks, Fremont Park Bloom celebrates the power of public art to activate shared spaces and will feature signature events throughout its time in Fremont Park. From art-specific programming for Midtown Second Saturday and free wellness classes during Fresh Air: Midtown Parks to twilight yoga and a picnic poppies series, Fremont Park Bloom offers an immersive lineup of activities.
Supported by Brown Construction and the City of Sacramento, Fremont Park Bloom reflects Midtown Parks‘ continued commitment to investing in arts experiences that strengthen community pride, support local creatives, and create vibrant public spaces for all to enjoy. Be sure to check out the schedule and activity descriptions below and follow @ExploreMidtownParks and @ExploreMidtown to stay up-to-date with any changes.
Fremont Park Bloom Classes and Activities Schedule
For all items listed below, the location is Fremont Park (1515 Q St.) You are encouraged to stay up-to-date with changes @ExploreMidtownParks and @ExploreMidtown
May 7, 2026
Midtown Love | Community Fundraiser Event | 6—9 P.M.
Tickets Required for Admission
This annual event is a vibrant celebration of the arts and Sacramento’s creative community, all in support of Midtown Association and Midtown Second Saturday programming. Each year, Midtown Love showcases local talent through live performances, interactive art experiences, and opportunities to connect with fellow community members. This year provides a VIP unveiling of the Fremont Park Bloom art installation. Ticket and duck raffle details can be found here.
May 9, 2026
Midtown Second Saturday | 6—9 P.M. | Free
Art Market Signature Event
While Second Saturday is a monthly tradition that happens year-round, the Midtown Second Saturday series brings even more vibrancy into the district with an all-day arts celebration. The signature event features an art market full of local artists, along with a silent disco party, all set amongst the towering poppies at Fremont Park Bloom.
From May 12—June 11, 2026
Fresh Air: Midtown Parks Yoga Classes*
Tuesdays and Thursdays | 6—7 P.M. | Free
Yoga is a practice that focuses on physical postures, breathing techniques, and meditation to enhance strength, flexibility, and mental well-being gentle.
* Classes vary by teacher and yoga style, with options such as Vinyasa, Slow Flow, Yin, and more. More details are available on Yoga Moves Us’ schedule here.
From May 13—June 10, 2026
Poppies Picnic Series*
Wednesdays | 6—8 P.M. | Free
Taking place every Wednesday, picnic in the poppies with live music, premade picnic basket meals from nearby restaurants, and family friendly educational programming.
* Pre-made picnics vary each week. Check back for updates on each week’s restaurant location.
June 13, 2026
Midtown Second Saturday | 6—9 P.M. | Free
Car Show Signature Event
While Second Saturday is a monthly tradition that happens year-round, the Midtown Second Saturday series brings even more vibrancy into the district with an all-day arts celebration. The signature event features a local car show, along with live music, for a celebratory atmosphere among the poppies.
About Midtown Parks
Midtown Parks is a 501(c)(3) that aims to increase health and community engagement by investing in seven of Midtown’s parks: Fremont Park, Marshall Park, Muir Park, Sutter’s Fort, Truitt Bark Park, Washington Park, and Winn Park. Midtown Parks supports this mission by creating centrally located public spaces that provide opportunities for recreation, leisure, and to build relationships with neighbors. Parks and open spaces encourage active lifestyles and promote social interaction, which are essential components of enhancing physical and mental health.
Transportation
Fremont Park is an oasis of green space in the densely populated yet easy-to-navigate central grid of Midtown. Transportation options include hourly street parking, SacRT bus & light rail, rideshare, as well as walking and biking. Plan your trip to a Fremont Park Bloom class, event, or activity by checking out our transportation tips to getting around Midtown.
For more information about upcoming activations and ways to sponsor or support Midtown Parks, please visit MidtownParks.org.
Kaiser Permanente‘s Fremont Park Bloom is presented by Midtown Parks and CADA, and supported by Brown Construction and the City of Sacramento.