A whole lot of history
Black History Month programming
Yes, it sucks that Black History Month is already the shortest month of the year. Historically, blacks have fought difficult battles, suffered greatly and inspired other minorities to unite and fight for their own rights. There is still much to fight for—and much to learn. Thankfully, the Sacramento Library will pack in several dozen Black History Month events this month including crafts, concerts and a three-part film series called “Created Equal.” It's part of a national, multi-year program created by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Check out all the events at www.saclibrary.org/Home/Events.
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Party like an intellectual
The Crocker Art Museum draws on the Paris salons of the early twentieth century for a night of parlor games and drinking.
Published on 02.05.15
Sequins optional
Relive cheesy prom memories at the Crocker Art Museum's grown-up version of the high-school dance.
Published on 02.05.15
Let’s get hitched
Display: California offers lovebirds some unique wedding (and shopping) options.
Published on 01.29.15
Strike a balance
Acro yoga event offers a healthy alternative to eating hot dogs and watching football.
Published on 01.29.15
Words are change
Poets Francisco X. Alarcón and Graciela B. Ramírez will read Sunday, February 1, at the Avid Reader.
Published on 01.29.15