Sacto de Mayo

Margaritas, <i>por favor</i>.

Margaritas, por favor.

Cinco de Mayo is just around the corner. Here are some Sactown celebrations of the Mexican army’s 1862 win over French armed forces at the Battle of Puebla:

Film night: Visit La Raza Galería Posada to view the exhibition Oaxaca: Textiles & Alebrijes. Then join the gallery for its Thursday-night film series with a film commemorating Cinco de Mayo. Thursday, May 5, 4:30 p.m.; 1022 22nd Street; (916) 446-5133; www.larazagaleriaposada.com.

Cinco de Drinko: Tres Roseville (formerly Tres Agaves) will be holding a Cinco de Mayo celebration featuring folklórico dancers, photo booths, cigar rolling, deejays, and live bands Element of Soul and Private Criminals. Thursday, May 5, noon; 1182 Roseville Parkway, Suite 110; (916) 782-4455; http://rocksnosalt.com/cinco-de-drinko.

Dinner dance: Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Post 67 will throw a benefit dinner dance for its scholarship fund and building beautification. The celebration features a carnitas dinner; beverages; and bands Luvtaxi, Ritmoz Latinoz and DJ Ones performing Latin dance music and originals. Friday, May 6, 6-11 p.m.; $15. 2784 Stockton Boulevard; (916) 453-9209.

Fun Run: Fleet Feet Sports is organizing a Cinco de Mayo Fun Run, a free, casual 3-mile run along the river. Runners are encouraged to donate to Project Fit, a youth after-school sports program. Participants will also be provided complimentary Chipotle burritos. Thursday, May 5, 6 p.m.; Sutter’s Landing Regional Park, 20 28th Street; (916) 442-3338; www.fleetfeetsacramento.com.

Grand opening: Sacramento’s brand-new Tequila museum and Mexican restaurant will hold a weeklong grand-opening celebration. It includes an educational evening Monday; a tequila dinner Tuesday; a ribbon-cutting ceremony and Mexican cultural festival Wednesday, a Cinco de Mayo celebration with deejays and food specials Thursday; a recovery-day party Friday; and a Dia de la Familia celebration Saturday. Monday, May 2 through Saturday, May 7; Tequila Museo Mayahuel, 1200 K Street; (916) 730-6504; www.tequilamuseo.com.