Citrus Heights California Events | List
Cars and Coffee Carmichael
📅 Every Sunday
⏰ 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM
📍 Bel Air Parking Lot
4005 Manzanita Avenue, Carmichael CA 95608
➤ Directions
Fuel your passion, one cup at a time.
A relaxed morning meetup for car lovers, coffee drinkers, and neighbors who enjoy good conversation.
Join fellow car enthusiasts at Cars & Coffee Carmichael for a relaxed morning of beautiful vehicles, great conversations, and coffee.
Whether you drive a classic, a supercar, or just love to look, this event is the perfect way to start your Sunday.
🏎️ What to expect
▫️ All makes and models welcome
▫️ Great community atmosphere
▫️ Starbucks coffee on site
▫️ Free to attend — year-round!
🚙 Event Info
▫️ Date: Every Sunday
▫️ Time: 7:00 am – 9:30 am (PT)
▫️ Venue: Starbucks Carmichael
▫️ 4005 Manzanita Avenue, Carmichael
➤ Start your Sunday with engines, espresso, and good company.
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Cars & Coffee is a laid-back, open-to-all morning meetup where enthusiasts roll in, grab a coffee, and talk builds, stories, and weekend plans. No judges. No trophies. Just great cars and friendly people.
What to Expect
- Diverse rides: classics, muscle, JDM, exotics, off-road, EVs, daily drivers, and works-in-progress.
- Chill vibe: most gatherings run early, usually 7–10 AM; come and go as you please.
- Community first: owners love to chat — ask questions and swap tips.
Etiquette (Keep Meets Going)
- No revving, burnouts, or stunts on site or when leaving.
- Don’t touch vehicles without permission; be mindful when photographing.
- Pack out trash and respect the venue and neighbors.
Make the Most of It
- Arrive early for primo spots and the widest variety.
- Bring a camera or phone; tag owners if you share pics.
- Invite friends & family — all ages welcome; many sites have coffee/food nearby.
Vendors & Special Guests
Some meets feature local businesses, detailers, or dealer showcases. Occasional club cruises may roll out afterward — ask around if you’d like to join respectfully.
The Vintage Cruiser’s | Car Show
📅 Sunday, October 4, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 10:30 AM
📍 Fair Oaks Village
7003 Park Drive, Fair Oaks, CA 95628
➤ Directions
Classic Cars, Fresh Coffee, Village Vibes.
Roll into Fair Oaks Village for a relaxed Sunday morning of cars, conversation, coffee, and community.
The Fair Oaks Village Car Show brings local residents, collectors, and automotive enthusiasts together for a relaxed morning in the heart of the village. Visitors can enjoy coffee, conversation, and an ever-changing display of vehicles while connecting with others who share an appreciation for automotive history, design, and craftsmanship.
The gathering typically features a broad mix of restored classics, vintage favorites, custom builds, and modern performance cars. More than a traditional car show, it offers an informal community meetup where attendees can explore the vehicles, exchange stories, and spend a welcoming morning in Fair Oaks Village.
What’s Included
- ▫️ All makes and models welcome
- ▫️ Great community atmosphere
- ▫️ Fair Oaks Coffee on site
Why You’ll Enjoy It
- ▫️ Friendly, welcoming car community
- ▫️ Relaxed first-Tuesday morning vibe
- ▫️ Coffee, food & local spots nearby
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Cars & Cigars Citrus Heights
📅 Sunday, October 4, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM PDT
🗺️ Casillas Cigars
7435 Madison Ave, Citrus Heights, CA 95610
🚘 Cars & Cigars Car and Truck Show and Shine brings vehicles, music, food, and a relaxed afternoon gathering to Citrus Heights on the first Sunday of the month.
Car and truck enthusiasts are invited to Casillas Cigars of Citrus Heights for an afternoon show and shine welcoming cars and trucks of all kinds. Owners can bring out their rides while visitors walk the display, talk with fellow automotive enthusiasts, and enjoy the casual community atmosphere.
The recurring gathering combines show cars, trucks, cigars, music, and food during a four-hour Sunday afternoon event. Cars & Cigars is scheduled for the first Sunday of each month during its seasonal run, providing another regular opportunity for local vehicle owners and spectators to connect in Citrus Heights.
🚘 Event Highlights
▫️ Cars and trucks of all kinds welcome
▫️ Casual afternoon show and shine
▫️ Music, food, and automotive conversation
▫️ Cigars at Casillas Cigars
▫️ Recurring first-Sunday gathering
▫️ Citrus Heights automotive community
📅 When & Where
▫️ Sunday, October 4, 2026
▫️ 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
▫️ Casillas Cigars of Citrus Heights
▫️ 7435 Madison Avenue, Citrus Heights
▫️ First Sunday of each month
▫️ Information: (916) 961-1999
Kickstart Your Morning!
📅 October 6, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM
📍 Sunrise MarketPlace
8095 Greenback Lane, Citrus Heights
➤ Directions
💬 Commerce Community Connections — Morning Networking
Connect with local professionals, exchange ideas, and build relationships that support business growth.
Connect with local business leaders and entrepreneurs in a welcoming, low-pressure environment designed to encourage meaningful conversation and collaboration. Whether you’re looking to expand your network, exchange ideas, or simply stay connected to the local business community, this monthly gathering offers a valuable space to engage and grow.
Attendees are invited to share their story, explore new opportunities, and gain practical insights that can support business development and long-term success. With a focus on authentic connection, this event helps build relationships that extend beyond a single meeting.
Enjoy complimentary coffee and a light breakfast while you connect, making it an easy and energizing way to start your day.
🤝 Why Attend
▫️ Meet local business leaders
▫️ Grow meaningful connections
▫️ Share your business story
▫️ Discover collaboration opportunities
▫️ Strengthen your local presence
⚡ Event Highlights
▫️ Morning networking meetup
▫️ Complimentary coffee & bites
▫️ One focused, high-value hour
▫️ Energizing, welcoming atmosphere
▫️ Hosted by the CH Chamber of Commerce
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The Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce serves as a central hub for business leadership, economic collaboration, and community advancement in Citrus Heights. As a member-driven organization, the Chamber works to cultivate a thriving local economy while strengthening partnerships between businesses, civic leaders, and residents.
Strategic Role in the Community
The Chamber acts as a business advocate, economic development partner, and community connector — supporting policies, programs, and events that promote long-term vitality across the city.
Core Focus Areas
- Business Advocacy – Representing member interests and maintaining strong working relationships with city officials and regional stakeholders.
- Economic Development – Supporting entrepreneurship, small business growth, and investment within Citrus Heights.
- Professional Networking – Hosting mixers, luncheons, ribbon cuttings, and forums that foster collaboration and visibility.
- Community Engagement – Partnering on civic initiatives and signature events that enhance quality of life.
Leadership & Governance
Guided by a board of directors and engaged business leaders, the Chamber reflects a collaborative leadership model built on service, stewardship, and long-range planning. Its initiatives are shaped by member input and aligned with the evolving needs of the local business community.
Value of Membership
Chamber membership provides businesses with:
- Enhanced visibility and credibility within the local market
- Direct access to decision-makers and influencers
- Opportunities for leadership development and committee involvement
- Inclusion in collaborative initiatives that strengthen the broader business ecosystem
Broader Community Impact
By bridging public and private sectors, the Chamber contributes to a stable, pro-business environment that encourages innovation, supports workforce development, and reinforces Citrus Heights as a vibrant place to live and work.
Through strategic advocacy, member collaboration, and civic partnership, the Chamber remains a cornerstone institution dedicated to the long-term prosperity of Citrus Heights.
2026 • The Edgewood Home Owner Advocacy Group
📅 Every Tuesday
⏰ 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (PDT)
📍 The MACC
10191 Mills Station Rd, Rancho Cordova
➤ Directions
🎨 Figure Drawing Sessions • Mills Station Arts & Culture Center
Live models, real practice, and a welcoming community of artists.
Calling all artists! Join the MACC’s Live Model Drawing Sessions for an inspiring, judgment-free space to create. Whether you love quick sketches, detailed portraits, or dynamic sculpture, you’ll refine your skills alongside fellow creatives.
🎨 Highlights
▫️ Bring your own materials
▫️ The MACC provides limited easels
▫️ Rotating lineup of models
▫️ Supportive, friendly artist community
📅 Event Tips
▫️ Every Tuesday
▫️ 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
▫️ Mills Station Arts & Culture Center
▫️ 10191 Mills Station Rd, Rancho Cordova
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Located at 10191 Mills Station Road, the MACC is housed in a beautifully renovated historic train depot constructed in 1911, which has been transformed into a modern gallery space. The center preserves the charm of its past while offering modern amenities for a variety of cultural events.
- Art Exhibitions & Performances: Local artists showcase their work in rotating exhibits, and live performances—from music and theater to dance—bring the space to life.
- Workshops & Community Events: The center often hosts creative workshops, community gatherings, and educational programs that invite participation from all ages.
- Historic Ambiance: Retaining original architectural elements of the old depot, the venue’s blend of vintage and contemporary design provides a unique, welcoming atmosphere.
- Convenient Location: Situated in the heart of Rancho Cordova (near Sacramento), it’s easily accessible by car or public transit, with parking options available and nearby dining spots for a complete day out.
The MACC’s mission is to provide high-quality art experiences and entertainment to the community. Each month, the center showcases art installations, events, music, classes, and theatrical plays.
Admission to the MACC is free, and the center offers ample free parking. It’s also conveniently located next to the Mills Light Rail Station, making it easily accessible by public transportation.
For the most current information on exhibits, events, and operating hours, it’s recommended to visit the MACC’s official website or contact them directly at (916) 273-5712.
Visiting the MACC provides an opportunity to engage with the local arts scene and explore the rich cultural offerings of Rancho Cordova.
📅 Tuesday, October 6
⏰ 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM (PST)
📍 Fair Oaks Library
11601 Fair Oaks Blvd., Fair Oaks.
Stories, songs, movement, and playful learning for young children and their families.
Looking for a fun, free activity for the whole family?
The Fair Oaks Library is hosting Family Storytime — an exciting way to spark imagination, foster a love for reading, and create lasting memories together!
💡 Storytime Highlights
▫️ Engaging read-aloud stories
▫️ Songs & movement fun
▫️ Interactive group play
▫️ Age-appropriate activities
💭 Why It Matters
▫️ Builds early literacy skills
▫️ Encourages social interaction
▫️ Supports family bonding
▫️ Creates joyful routines
Stories, songs, rhymes, and movement make learning fun at Family Storytime.
📅 Mark your calendars and bring your little ones for a delightful time.
🌟 Don’t miss out—stories await!🌟
About The Fair Oaks Library Tap to expand
The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:
Community Focus
- Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
- Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
- Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.
Environment
- Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
- Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.
Additional Information
- Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
- Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.
The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.
If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.
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Oak Park Black Film Festival 2026
🗓 October 06, 2026
⏰ Daily from 5:00 PM (PST)
📍 The Guild Theater
2828 35th St, Sacramento, CA 95817
➤ Directions
🎞️ Oak Park Black Film Festival Stories, Culture & Independent Cinema.
Celebrate African-American stories through independent films, filmmaker Q&As, and community discussions during this powerful weekend of cinema and cultural connection in Oak Park.
Experience a powerful weekend celebrating
African-American stories and history through film.
The Oak Park Black Film Festival highlights independent features, shorts, and documentaries by diverse creators. Enjoy meaningful discussions,
filmmaker Q&As, and community connections in the heart of Oak Park.
✨ Why It Matters
- 🎬 Showcasing independent Black cinema through features, shorts & documentaries
- 🎤 Engaging filmmaker Q&As and post-screening discussions
- 🏆 Six-day festival celebrating African-American storytelling and emerging filmmakers
- 🤝 Community receptions and networking connecting audiences, artists, and local creatives
🎥 For Film Lovers
📽️ Rare independent premieres
📝 Insight into creative process
🌍 Global stories with local impact
🎟️ Festival Experience
📽️ Feature films, shorts, documentaries
🎤 Filmmaker Q&A sessions
🗣️ Post-screening discussions
🌟 Highlights
🏆 Award-winning films from 2025
🎶 Cultural performances & receptions
📚 Stories of resilience & creativity
🌍 Community Impact
🤝 Partnerships with local venues
🌟 Celebrating Black history & culture
📣 Inspiring the next generation
Celebrate powerful stories, independent voices, and Black cinema in the heart of Oak Park.
Oak Park Black Film Festival — Speculative Confirmed 2026 Dates
We originally penciled in an early-October return based on the festival’s previous years at the Guild Theater. The official 2026 dates are now confirmed: Tue–Sun, Oct 6–11, 2026 .
BirdcageHeights.com will continue updating this listing as films, screenings, guests, and festival details are announced.
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The Guild Theater, located at 2828 35th Street in Sacramento's historic Oak Park neighborhood, has been a cultural landmark since its original opening in 1915. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street at the time.
Over the years, the theater has undergone several transformations, including periods as the Oak Park Theater, Victor Theater, and New Oak Park Theater. In 1952, it reopened as the Guild Theater, featuring a modern marquee and seating for 467 patrons. After a phase of decline and vacancy, the theater was revitalized and is now managed by St. HOPE, a nonprofit organization dedicated to community development through public education, civic leadership, economic growth, and the arts.
Founded in 1989 by former Mayor, NBA star and Oak Park resident Kevin Johnson, the St. HOPE organization accepted the challenge of restoring the Guild Theater after it had been vacant for many years, finishing the full restoration in 2003.
The Guild Theater in Sacramento is a cherished cultural venue that has long played a significant role in the local arts scene.
Historic Charm & Modern Vibe: Originally established as a community gathering place, the Guild Theater has maintained its historic character while evolving with modern updates. Its blend of classic architecture and contemporary amenities creates an intimate setting that enhances every performance.
Events: The theater is known for hosting a wide variety of events—from live theatrical productions and musical performances to film screenings and special community events.
Community-Focused Mission: More than just a performance space, the Guild Theater is dedicated to fostering local talent and engaging the community.
Accessibility & Atmosphere: Located in a lively part of the city, the theater is easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.
Today, the Guild Theater serves as a vibrant hub for performing arts and cinema, hosting a diverse array of events.
The Guild Theater offers a unique and intimate setting that continues to enrich Sacramento’s cultural landscape.
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📅 Tuesday, October 6, 2026
⏰ 8:15 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Virtual Event
➤ Directions
Stronger, Together · Every First Tuesday
Events will be hosted on Zoom: Use the FREE Zoom app for your phone or use a computer with a camera.
Single Mom Strong’s Virtual Village offers single mothers a welcoming place to connect with others who understand the responsibilities, challenges, and everyday victories that come with raising a family. The online gathering takes place on the first Tuesday of each month.
Participants can share experiences, celebrate personal wins, exchange encouragement, and spend time with a supportive community of fellow moms. Whether life has felt especially demanding or you simply want conversation with people who can relate, Virtual Village provides an accessible space to pause, connect, and feel less alone.
🌱 Connection
▫️ Meet and bond with other single moms
▫️ Share life wins and daily struggles
▫️ Build supportive, lasting friendships
💬 Conversation
▫️ Start with a group check-in time
▫️ Engage with a fun daily question
▫️ Join in open mom-led discussions
👩👩👧 Moderation
▫️ Guest moms rotate as group moderators
▫️ Safe and supportive space for sharing
▫️ Everyone gets a chance to lead
🌟 Support
▫️ Parenting advice and real-life tips
▫️ Career and life balance guidance
▫️ Encouragement every step of the way
→ Whether you’re looking for advice on parenting, relationships, or career challenges—or just need a space to share your life hacks—they’ve got your back!
Please Note:
Single Mom Strong hosts events exclusively for single mothers and their children; registrations from individuals who are not single mothers will not be accepted. The organization appreciates your respect and support for its mission to empower single moms.
Only registrations completed through Eventbrite will be accepted; submissions made via any other platform will not be recognized. While the organization values supporters who share its events on other websites, it asks that all attendees register exclusively through Eventbrite.
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Single Mom Strong
Single Mom Strong is a Sacramento-based nonprofit that stands beside single mothers and their children with practical support and a welcoming community. Their belief is simple and powerful: with the right tools and encouragement, families can thrive.
What started as a local effort has grown into a village—one that offers care for children, confidence for moms, and connection for both. Programs are designed to be accessible, respectful, and results-oriented, meeting families where they are and helping them take the next step forward.
What they provide
- Quality early learning and childcare with the EmpowerME Preschool & Childcare, making dependable care attainable for single-income households.
- Career advancement support—from resume coaching and mock interviews to a free Career Clothing Closet—so moms can pursue opportunity with confidence.
- Community and belonging through empowerment workshops, “Mom & Me” outings, and supportive gatherings that reduce isolation and build durable networks.
- Enrichment for kids—tutoring, camps, and hands-on learning partnerships—because a child’s growth is central to a family’s future.
CREDIT: Video: Good Day Sacramento (YouTube).
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Stronger Together: 2025 Impact!
At Single Mom Strong, we build practical systems that improve outcomes for single mothers and their children. In 2025, program expansion continued, creating more access to childcare, strengthening economic mobility, and deepening family connection. These numbers represent more than services delivered. They reflect quality time created, opportunities gained, and families moving forward with momentum.
Highlights:
EmpowerME: Reliable childcare remains the foundation of stability for single mothers.
-71 children accessed affordable preschool, infant, and toddler care
-18,400 hours of school-age childcare provided
Community: We intentionally create space for connection.
-647 hours of mom self-care through Moms Night Out and community events
-725 hours of Mom & Me time strengthening parent-child relationships
Economic Mobility: We focus on practical tools that support real progress.
-770 professional clothing items distributed
-767 hours of coaching and workshops delivered
Mentorship That Matters: Children benefit from consistent, positive experiences.
-587 hours of mentorship through the Men’s Mentoring program
Community Partnerships That Expand Reach: We reach more families through collaboration.
-67 community events hosted
We are proud of what we've accomplished, and there's more to come in 2026! Please SAVE THE DATE for our next mixer, May 5 at 5:30pm to come learn about our 2026 goals!
Ongoing Programs/Services
Mark your calendar for these regularly scheduled programs and services:
- First Tuesday: Virtual Village
- Third Tuesday: Men's Mentoring
- Every Friday: Career Advancement Coaching
- By Appointment: Career Clothing Closet
Pre-registration is required to participate. Learn more or REGISTER NOW!
Upcoming Events
Did you know there are (at least) three opportunities per month to connect with the SMS community?
Mom's Night Out - SMS Sac
Quandry Escape Room
Speed Friending - SMS LA
Mother's Day Love
Save the date for our annual Mother's Day celebration: SMS Sac: May 8th
SMS LA: May 9th
Stay tuned! Details about our next Empowerment Workshop are coming soon!
Bookmark our CALENDAR PAGE
Introducing EmpowerME South Sac!
We’re excited to welcome families to our new EmpowerME Preschool & Childcare South Sac location at 7650 Amherst St, Sacramento, conveniently located just off I-5 at Pocket/Meadowview.
Our award-winning programs serve children ages 3 months to 13 years with:
- Trauma-informed teachers
- Low student-to-teacher ratios
- Flexible enrollment schedules
- Values-focused, play-based learning
- High-quality care at a lower cost
📍 7650 Amherst St, Sacramento
(Located at, but not affiliated with, Antioch Progressive Church)
To learn more or schedule a tour, call 916-735-5350 or EMAIL ELICIA.
Coming Soon:
SMS Teen!
The kids we’ve grown with over the past 8 years are becoming teens. Continuing to nurture our community is important to us, and we also recognize that there aren’t enough safe, structured spaces for teens to connect and just be: so we’re building one.
SMS Teen, in partnership with the City of Sacramento's SacTown Youth Nights, is coming soon.
This is a natural next step in our work. We’re creating consistent, welcoming spaces for ages 12–18 with fun, learning, movement, creativity, and leadership built in, all grounded in safety and belonging.
We’ve seen what’s possible when young people have structure and trusted relationships through programs like EmpowerME Preschool & Childcare and our Men's Mentoring Team. Now we’re extending that foundation into the teen years. STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS!
SAVE THE DATE! Big Day of Giving is May 7th!
When you consider which local organization you'll be supporting, we hope you'll consider Single Mom Strong!
Program Spotlight:
Men's Mentoring Team
Single Mom Strong’s Men’s Mentoring Program creates sustained, healthy relationships between caring, positive male role models and school-aged children of single moms. Mentors are screened, trained and supported to meet regularly and consistently with mentees, for about 2.5 hours each month, throughout the school year. At these events, the children are exposed to new ideas and activities, but, most importantly, they are given an example of a man who will consistently show up for them.
We are looking for a few good men! Are you interested in making a positive impact on a child's life? (Or do you know someone who is?) EMAIL US to learn more , or check out this CBS13 NEWS SEGMENT featuring this program!
"Being a mentor in this community has led me through a remarkable collection of moments: small, powerful, unforgettable experiences that pull me back every year...I came in hoping to help kids grow. What I didn’t expect was how much they would help me grow, too. " -Francisco Rojas, Member. Men's Mentoring Team
Mom, take advantage of our Career Advancement Programs!
Learn about pathways into high-paying careers at our CAREER EXPLORATION WORKSHOPS
Receive one-on-one customized career coaching at a CAREER ADVANCEMENT COACHING SESSION
and
Schedule your appointment to shop the CAREER CLOTHING CLOSET for free!
STEAM for Kids
📅 Friday, October 8, 2026
⏰ 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM (PST)
📍 Fair Oaks Library
11601 Fair Oaks Blvd, Fair Oaks
➤ Directions
Steam for Kids
Free drop-in activity event for kids ages 6–12 will be held at Fair Oaks Library, featuring hands-on STEAM activities and creative projects with all materials provided (while supplies last).
Children are invited to explore STEAM for Kids, a hands-on library program featuring activities and projects connected to science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Each gathering offers young participants an opportunity to investigate new ideas, experiment with different approaches, and enjoy learning through active participation.
Designed for children ages 6–12, the program encourages curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving in a welcoming group setting. Activities may vary from session to session, giving returning participants new subjects and projects to explore. No advance registration is required, and families are welcome to drop in and participate. Image Credit: K12Digest
What to Expect
Hands-on art and STEAM activities
Experiment with a variety of materials
Creative, open-ended exploration
Free and family-friendly
Event Info
Date: Monthly (see schedule)
Time: Drop-in hours
Location: Fair Oaks Library
Citrus Heights, CA
About The Fair Oaks Library Tap to expand
The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:
Community Focus
- Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
- Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
- Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.
Environment
- Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
- Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.
Additional Information
- Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
- Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.
The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.
If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.
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Vernon Street Food Truck Mania
🗓️ Thursday October 8, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Roseville Vernon Street
311 Vernon Street, Roseville CA
➤ Directions
🚚 Roseville Food Truck Mania on Vernon Street.
Gourmet food trucks, local flavor, and family-friendly community fun every second Thursday from March through November.
Roseville Vernon Street Food Truck Mania happens every second Thursday, March–November, from 5:00–8:00 pm. Guests can explore a rotating lineup of gourmet food trucks, with online ordering links available in the “Participating Food Trucks” section.
This community event blends great food with family-friendly fun, offering a safe, welcoming space where health standards and contactless options come first.
[Cash & Credit Accepted]
🚚 Event Schedule
▫️ Schedule: Every second Thursday
▫️ Season: March–November
▫️ Time: 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
▫️ Location: Vernon Street, Roseville
🍴 Food & Community
▫️ Rotating lineup of gourmet food trucks
▫️ Family-friendly outdoor atmosphere
▫️ Online ordering from participating vendors
▫️ A relaxed evening in downtown Roseville
Classic Movie Friday
📅 Friday, October 9, 2026
⏰ 1:30pm – 3:30pm (PDT)
📍 Sylvan Oaks Library
6700 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95621
➤ Directions
🎬 Classic Movie Friday • Young Frankenstein
Mel Brooks’ 1974 comedy sends Gene Wilder into a wonderfully absurd Gothic world of mad science, mysterious castles, unforgettable characters, and affectionate parody of the classic Frankenstein films.
Classic Movie Friday is a recurring library movie series at Sylvan Oaks Library, typically held on second Fridays. The October 9 screening features Young Frankenstein in the Sylvan Oaks Meeting Room, with refreshments generously provided by the Friends of Sylvan Oaks Library.
Gene Wilder stars as Dr. Frederick Frankenstein, a respected scientist determined to distance himself from his notorious family history. After inheriting his grandfather’s Transylvanian estate, however, Frederick discovers the old laboratory and is soon drawn into an increasingly ridiculous attempt to bring the dead back to life.
Released in 1974 and directed by Mel Brooks, the black-and-white comedy stars Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman, Teri Garr, and Madeline Kahn. Young Frankenstein lovingly recreates the look and atmosphere of the classic Universal monster films while turning their familiar Gothic conventions into mad science, wordplay, physical comedy, and some of the most memorable scenes in Mel Brooks’ filmography.
Event Details
The second Friday of each month
Friends of Sylvan Oaks Library
No registration required
A relaxed afternoon at the library
Why Attend
Free monthly classic film screening
Golden Era Timeless Classics
Comfortable library viewing environment
Great for film lovers
Classic Movie Friday presents White Heat from 1949.
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Sylvan Oaks Library — 6700 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95621
Nestled among native valley oaks near Crosswoods Park, Sylvan Oaks Library offers a scenic, tranquil setting with robust services for families, students, and lifelong learners across Citrus Heights.
Operating Hours
- Sunday & Monday: Closed
- Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hours current as of February 2025. Check the site for holiday updates.
Services & Amenities
- Collections: Books, periodicals, e-resources, and databases.
- Technology: Public PCs with internet/MS Office, Wi-Fi, and assistive devices.
- Children’s Area: Kid-friendly space with a wide selection and a fish tank.
- Programs: Storytimes, STEAM activities, teen movie nights, adult book groups.
- Spaces: Meeting and study rooms for groups or individuals.
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Flat-top confidence since 1870 — Timeless. Weightless. Fearless.
Boater Hat: From River Regatta to Runway Classic
(1870 – 1930s)
Born on the rivers of England and France, the stiff-brimmed straw hat kept oarsmen cool under the sun. Its flat crown made it easy to stack or stow between races.
Adopted for summer outings, cycling, and seaside trips. Men paired it with striped blazers; women with shirtwaists and long skirts.
A mark of collegiate charm and barbershop harmony. In the U.S., “Straw Hat Day” celebrated its annual debut each May.
The boater crowns everyone from silent-film crowds to jazz-age partygoers. Light, crisp, modern — a uniform for summer modernity.
As felt fedoras took over, the boater lingered in uniforms, gondoliers, and nostalgic fashion — forever linked to early-20th-century elegance.
📅 October 9, 2026
⏰ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
📍 Orangevale Library
8820 Greenback Lane, Orangevale, CA 95662
➤ Directions
🐶 Read Aloud, Build Confidence, One Wag at a Time.
School-age readers can practice reading with calm, friendly canine listeners at the Orangevale Library.
Come read to some PAW–some pooches! School-age readers are invited to read to furry and friendly canine volunteers and their trainers. This is a great program for struggling and reluctant readers or for those who enjoy practice. The dogs are wonderful listeners. Woof!
🐶 Program Highlights
▫️ Read aloud to a therapy dog
▫️ Calm, judgment-free setting
▫️ One-on-one reading time
▫️ Certified dog & handler present
📚 Reading Rewards
▫️ Bring a book or choose one
▫️ Builds confidence & fluency
▫️ Encourages reluctant readers
→ Presented by the Sacramento Public Library as part of their youth engagement programs. A wonderful way to boost literacy and create lasting confidence in young readers.
► This program is designed for kids (ages 6-12). Struggling and reluctant readers are encouraged to attend, as are readers who would like some additional practice. No registration is necessary; drop-ins are welcome.
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Carmichael Library
The Carmichael Library is a community-focused Sacramento Public Library branch offering tech access, printing/scanning, a reservable meeting room, and a Seed Library—plus multilingual collections that support a wide range of neighbors and families.
A Quick Bit of History
Carmichael’s library story began in 1922 as a small county library station, later growing into a true public library with a brick building at Marconi & Clark in 1939. The current shared building at 5605 Marconi Avenue opened in 1964, followed by expansions and renovations—most notably a major remodel in 2006 that added a teen area, a children’s tower, and new meeting rooms.
Operating Hours
- Sunday & Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Holiday closures can affect hours—use the Closure Schedule link below for the latest updates.
Services & Amenities
- Tech Access: Public computers + Wi-Fi.
- Print/Copy/Scan: Printer, copier, scanner, and fax machine.
- Convenience: Book drop and tablets (as available).
- Seed Library: Free seeds to support community growing.
- Community Space: Meeting room for events, workshops, and gatherings.
Language Collections
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Pashto
- Persian
- Russian
- Spanish
- Ukrainian
Meeting Room Includes
- Video screen & projector
- Kitchenette (sink, microwave)
- Whiteboard
- Podium
- Restroom
Contact
Address: 5605 Marconi Ave, Carmichael, CA 95608
Phone: (916) 264-2920
📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 8:00 am – 9:30 am (PDT)
Soil Born Farms
2140 Chase Drive, Rancho Cordova
➤ Directions
Soil Born Farms — Bird Walk
A guided morning walk exploring local birds and wildlife
Soil Born Farms’ Bird Walk at American River Ranch offers a relaxed, nature-focused way to start the morning, inviting participants to slow down and observe the wildlife that calls the river corridor home. Led by local naturalist Cliff, the walk explores the ranch’s trails while highlighting a mix of resident and migratory birds, along with notable plant life and other small critters encountered along the way.
Designed with beginner to intermediate birdwatchers in mind, the walk is approachable, educational, and family-friendly, making it a good fit for anyone curious about local ecology—even without prior birding experience.
The weekly walks are co-sponsored by Wild Birds Unlimited’s Nature Shop in Loehmann’s Plaza, which supports the program as part of its broader commitment to environmental education and community engagement.
Walk Highlights
▫️ Guided bird walk at American River Ranch
▫️ Resident & migratory bird sightings
▫️ Learn local plants & wildlife
▫️ Led by an experienced naturalist
▫️ Calm, educational outdoor experience
What to Know
▫️ Beginner to intermediate friendly
▫️ Slow-paced, easy walking route
▫️ Bring binoculars if you have them
▫️ Great for nature lovers & learners
▫️ Co-sponsored by Wild Birds Unlimited
Bubbleween 2026
🗓️ Friday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 10:00 am – 12:00 PM (PDT)
📍 Sunrise Mall
5900 Sunrise Mall, Citrus Heights, CA
➤ Directions
🫧 Bubbleween at Citrus Town Center • Bubbles, Costumes & Candy
Giant bubbles, balloon creations, Candy Lane, costumes, and Halloween surprises come together for a free family morning in Citrus Heights.
Citrus Town Center is putting a playful twist on Halloween with Bubbleween, a free family celebration built around giant bubbles, costumes, candy, and hands-on fun. Families are invited to stop by Saturday morning and enjoy a lighter, daytime take on the Halloween season.
Activities include giant bubbles, balloon twisting, Candy Lane, and a few spooky surprises along the way. Children and families are encouraged to wear their favorite Halloween costumes while exploring the event.
Admission is free, with a suggested $5 donation benefiting Citrus Heights HART and its work supporting people experiencing homelessness in the local community.
🫧 Bubbleween Fun
▫️ Giant bubbles
▫️ Balloon twisting
▫️ Candy Lane
▫️ Spooky surprises
▫️ Halloween costumes encouraged
▫️ Family-friendly morning activities
📅 Event Details
▫️ Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
▫️ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
▫️ Location: Citrus Town Center
▫️ Address: 7925 Greenback Lane
▫️ Admission: Free
▫️ Donation: Suggested $5 to Citrus Heights HART
ⓘ Good to Know: Bubbleween is a free family event running from 10 AM to noon. Costumes are encouraged, making it an easy daytime opportunity for children to get an early start on Halloween fun.
A suggested $5 donation will be accepted during the event, with proceeds benefiting Citrus Heights HART.
Official Event Information: Bubbleween is presented at Citrus Town Center and sponsored by Sunrise MarketPlace. No advance registration requirement is listed; check the official event page for current event-day information.
🌐 Official Event PageAbout Citrus Heights HART
About the Work of Citrus Heights HART
Mission: Citrus Heights HART provides resources that enable at-risk people and individuals experiencing homelessness in Citrus Heights and adjacent areas to become independent, self-sustaining, and participating members of the community. The organization serves the homeless of Citrus Heights by helping locals develop stable living situations through connections to needed resources, such as a homeless navigator or winter shelter.
Vision: To end homelessness in local communities, including Citrus Heights, by maximizing citizens' bargaining power and flexibility through formalized yet open-ended groups that address the complex problem of homelessness.
History: Citrus Heights HART is one of three HART organizations in outlying areas of Sacramento County, alongside those in Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova. Each formed in response to the lack of decentralized access to homeless services. Many founding members began at soup kitchens or food banks. After learning from homeless individuals about service access difficulties, community members brainstormed solutions. The formalized yet open-ended group structure was chosen for its legitimacy and creativity in tackling homelessness.
Core Values:
- Volunteer Generosity: Reliance on volunteer generosity to donate time and resources towards ending homelessness.
- Community Partnerships: Partnership with local churches, government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, schools, faith communities, and city government to provide services and support for breaking the cycle of poverty.
- Resource Connection: Focus on connecting homeless individuals with available resources and shedding light on underlying factors affecting poverty.
- Education and Awareness: Emphasis on education through events about available services.
Leadership: Citrus Heights HART is led by a dedicated volunteer board including:
- Irene Hronicek: Board Chair, Winter Sanctuary & Rental Assistance Committee Chair (Holy Family Church)
- Kathilynn Carpenter: Treasurer, Spaghetti Fest & Rental Assistance Committee (Sunrise MarketPlace PBID)
- Margaret Cleek: Secretary (Citrus Heights Resident)
- Diane Ebbitt: Spaghetti Feed Committee (Citrus Heights Resident)
- Denise Hinkson: Winter Sanctuary Committee (Starbucks)
- Katherine McBride: Volunteer
- Marcy Phipps: Rental Assistance Committee (Dignity Health)
- Mike Nishimura: Rental Assistance Committee (Volunteer)
- Auriel Taurone: PRIDE Industries
- Wouter Boudrez: Laundry Love
Inclusivity: Citrus Heights HART serves people who may be sleeping on the streets, in cars, or couch surfing, regardless of how long they've been homeless—from a week to ten years. It focuses on locals in Citrus Heights and adjacent areas, partnering with diverse community members from business, schools, faith communities, and government to support those breaking the cycle of poverty.
Key Programs: Winter Sanctuary, Veteran's Standdown, Homeless Navigator (connecting individuals with resources), Housing Programs, Spaghetti Fest, Rental Assistance, and educational events to highlight poverty factors.
Citrus Heights HART is a volunteer-run organization united with sister groups in Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova under hartstogether.org.
Learn more on the website or get in touch to get involved. Donations support programs like Winter Sanctuary and Homeless Navigator.
Folsom FAMILY EXPO
📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰10:00 AM – 3:00 PM PDT
🗺️ Palladio Folsom
410 Palladio Pkwy, Ste 1601 Folsom, CA
🎉 20th Annual Folsom Family Expo fills the Palladio Piazza and surrounding streets with family activities, live performances, a petting zoo, and more than 50 local vendor booths.
The Folsom Family Expo returns to Palladio for its 20th annual celebration, bringing families together for five hours of free activities and entertainment in the heart of Folsom. Presented by Style Media Group, the event features free games for kids, a petting zoo, live performances, and more than 50 booths representing businesses and organizations from around the community.
With activities spread through the Palladio Piazza and nearby streets, families can explore the booths at their own pace, discover local businesses and services, enjoy the entertainment, and give younger visitors plenty to do along the way. Admission is free, making the expo an easy all-ages Saturday outing for families from Folsom and the surrounding communities.
🎪 Event Highlights
▫️ 20th Annual Folsom Family Expo
▫️ More than 50 local vendor booths
▫️ Free games and activities for kids
▫️ Petting zoo
▫️ Live performances and entertainment
▫️ Free admission
📅 When & Where
▫️ Saturday, October 10, 2026
▫️ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
▫️ Palladio Piazza & surrounding streets
▫️ 350 Palladio Parkway, Folsom
▫️ Presented by Style Media Group
▫️ Admission: Free
ⓘ Make a Day of It: With activities spread through the Palladio Piazza and surrounding streets, the Folsom Family Expo is designed for families to wander, explore, and discover something new along the way. The mix of entertainment, children’s activities, and local organizations makes it easy to spend a few hours without following a rigid schedule.
Stop for the petting zoo and live performances, let the kids enjoy the free games, and browse more than 50 local booths while enjoying a relaxed Saturday at Palladio.
📅 Sat, October 10, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (PDT)
📍 Sylvan Oaks Library
11601 Fair Oaks Blvd, Fair Oaks, CA 95628
➤ Directions
📚 Sylvan Oaks Adult Book Group • The Violin Conspiracy
Join the monthly discussion of Brendan Slocumb’s mystery about music, ambition, family history, and the disappearance of a priceless violin.
The Sylvan Oaks Adult Book Group meets on the second Saturday of each month for conversation about a wide range of authors, subjects, and perspectives. October’s selection is The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb.
The novel follows Ray McMillian, a talented Black classical violinist determined to build a professional career despite financial obstacles and prejudice within the classical music world. His inherited family violin is eventually discovered to be a valuable Stradivarius, transforming both his career and the stakes surrounding the instrument.
Just before Ray is scheduled to compete in the prestigious Tchaikovsky Competition, the violin disappears and a multimillion-dollar ransom demand follows. The mystery becomes intertwined with competing claims to the instrument, Ray’s family history, and questions about ownership, legacy, race, and opportunity.
The October discussion takes place in the Sylvan Oaks Meeting Room and is intended for adults and older adults. Readers can expect a conversation that reaches beyond the central mystery into the novel’s treatment of music, family relationships, identity, and the pressures surrounding artistic success.
🎻 About the Book
▫️ Brendan Slocumb’s debut novel
▫️ Classical music & competition
▫️ A priceless family Stradivarius
▫️ Theft, ransom & mystery
▫️ Family history & ownership
▫️ Race, ambition & artistic identity
📅 Book Group Details
▫️ Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
▫️ Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
▫️ Location: Sylvan Oaks Library
▫️ Room: Sylvan Oaks Meeting Room
▫️ Address: 6700 Auburn Boulevard
▫️ Audience: Adults & older adults
Copies of the next month’s title will be available at the meeting and in the library, ask at the front desk.
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Sylvan Oaks Library — 6700 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95621
Nestled among native valley oaks near Crosswoods Park, Sylvan Oaks Library offers a scenic, tranquil setting with robust services for families, students, and lifelong learners across Citrus Heights.
Operating Hours
- Sunday & Monday: Closed
- Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hours current as of February 2025. Check the site for holiday updates.
Services & Amenities
- Collections: Books, periodicals, e-resources, and databases.
- Technology: Public PCs with internet/MS Office, Wi-Fi, and assistive devices.
- Children’s Area: Kid-friendly space with a wide selection and a fish tank.
- Programs: Storytimes, STEAM activities, teen movie nights, adult book groups.
- Spaces: Meeting and study rooms for groups or individuals.
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📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 10:00am – 5:45pm (PDT)
📍 Central Library
828 I St, Sacramento, CA
➤ Directions
💡 Visit the Makerspace
Hands-on creativity meets advanced technology through 3D printing, music production, digital design, and more.
The Sacramento Public Library invites the community to explore creativity and hands-on learning at Makerspace @ Central, a drop-in event featuring advanced tools for music production, digital design, and 3D creation at the Central Library.
Visitors can experiment with 3D printing, audio and music equipment, and creative machines such as vinyl cutters and digital drawing tablets. From printing custom objects to recording music or designing original projects, the Makerspace offers guided access to professional-grade tools in a welcoming, collaborative environment.
📋 Event Info
▫️ Date: Saturday Sept. 5
▫️ Time: 10:00 AM – 5:45 PM (PST)
▫️ Venue: Central Library
▫️ 828 I St, Sacramento, CA
✏️ What to Expect
▫️ Beginner-friendly creative workspace
▫️ Design, craft & customize projects
▫️ Hands-on 3D printing demos
▫️ Help available from knowledgeable staff
Hosted by the Sacramento Public Library at the Central Library Makerspace. Equipment availability and session flow may vary—please check the organizer page for current details.
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Central Library (Sacramento)
Located in the heart of downtown, Sacramento’s Central Library is the system’s flagship destination for research, technology, events, and community learning—plus standout spaces like the Sacramento Room (local history) and the Tsakopoulos Library Galleria event venue.
A Quick Bit of History
The library traces its roots back to Sacramento’s early private collections in the 1850s, became a free public library in 1879, and opened a landmark Central building in 1918 with the help of a Carnegie grant. The current modern Central Library facility celebrated its grand opening in 1992.
Operating Hours
- Sunday & Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hours and closures can change for holidays—check the Closure Schedule link below for updates.
Services & Amenities
- Tech Access: Public computers, printing, scanning, copier, and Wi-Fi.
- Creative Tools: Makerspace-style creative spaces (select equipment and software access).
- Helpful On-Site Features: All-gender restroom, book drop, fax machine, tablets (as available).
- Seed Library: Seasonal/community growing resources.
- Language Collections: Chinese, Russian, and Spanish collections.
- Local Research: Sacramento Room archives and local history research support.
Parking & Getting There
Downtown parking is typically easiest via nearby public garages/lots, plus metered street parking when available:
- Sacramento Public Parking Lot: 10th & I Streets (entrance on 10th between J & I).
- Metropolis Parking Garage: J Street entrance (between 8th & 9th, adjacent to the Galleria).
- Renaissance Tower: 8th Street entrance (between J & K).
- The Standard: J Street entrance (between 7th & 8th) and 8th Street entrance (between J and K Street Mall).
Tip: If you’re visiting for an event, give yourself extra time—downtown lots can fill quickly.
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Fair Oaks Folk Festival
📅 Sunday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM PDT
🗺️ Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre
7991 California Avenue, Fair Oaks, CA
🎶 Fair Oaks Folk Festival fills Village Park with folk, Americana, bluegrass, and acoustic music before an evening headliner concert at the Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre.
Spend an autumn Saturday surrounded by live music at the Fair Oaks Folk Festival, an all-day celebration centered around the newly renovated Village Park and Fair Oaks Performing Arts Center. Beginning at noon, visitors can enjoy free performances on multiple outdoor stages featuring folk, Americana, bluegrass, and acoustic artists while exploring local vendors and enjoying food and beverages throughout the festival grounds.
As evening arrives, the festival moves toward a special reserved-seat amphitheatre concert featuring The Uprooted Trio with Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root and special guest Raye Zaragoza. The combination of free daytime music and a ticketed evening performance gives visitors the option to drop in for an afternoon in Fair Oaks Village or stay for a full day and night of live music.
🎵 Festival Highlights
▫️ Free daytime live music on multiple stages
▫️ Folk, Americana, bluegrass & acoustic artists
▫️ Local vendors, food & beverages
▫️ Music throughout Village Park
▫️ The Uprooted Trio featuring Michael Glabicki
▫️ Special guest Raye Zaragoza
📅 When & Where
▫️ Saturday, October 10, 2026
▫️ 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
▫️ Village Park & Veterans Memorial Amphitheatre
▫️ 7991–7997 California Avenue, Fair Oaks
▫️ Daytime outdoor festival: Free
▫️ Evening concert: $30 early – $40 day-of
Family Art Lab
📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM (PDT)
📍 Sylvan Oaks Library
6700 Auburn Blvd., Citrus Heights, CA
➤ Directions
🎨 Create, Explore & Get Messy.
A relaxed, all-ages art program with open-ended creativity, hands-on materials, and plenty of room for imagination.
An all-ages, hands-on art program where creativity takes the lead.
Explore process-based art together every second Saturday at Sylvan Oaks. We provide the materials—just bring your imagination (and wear something you don’t mind getting messy)!
Highlights
▫️ Process-based art activities
▫️ Materials provided on site
▫️ Open-ended creativity for all ages
▫️ Relaxed, supportive environment
▫️ Led by library staff
What to Know
▫️ All ages welcome | kids • teens • adults
▫️ Family-friendly and inclusive
▫️ Dress for mess!
▫️ Drop-in style program
▫️ No experience required
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Sylvan Oaks Library — 6700 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95621
Nestled among native valley oaks near Crosswoods Park, Sylvan Oaks Library offers a scenic, tranquil setting with robust services for families, students, and lifelong learners across Citrus Heights.
Operating Hours
- Sunday & Monday: Closed
- Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hours current as of February 2025. Check the site for holiday updates.
Services & Amenities
- Collections: Books, periodicals, e-resources, and databases.
- Technology: Public PCs with internet/MS Office, Wi-Fi, and assistive devices.
- Children’s Area: Kid-friendly space with a wide selection and a fish tank.
- Programs: Storytimes, STEAM activities, teen movie nights, adult book groups.
- Spaces: Meeting and study rooms for groups or individuals.
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🎨 Process-Based Art: Create • Explore • Discover
Process-based art centers the act of making over a polished end product. It invites experimentation, play, and spontaneity—letting you explore materials, techniques, and movement without a fixed outcome. The goal is the journey of creating: try, layer, react, repeat.
Key Characteristics
- Process first — outcome is secondary to exploration.
- Freedom from rigid rules — embrace happy accidents.
- Mix & layer media — paint, ink, collage, fabric, found objects.
- Follow intuition — gesture, rhythm, and movement guide the work.
- Personal & expressive — process becomes a record of thought and feeling.
Why Artists Love It
Reduces perfection pressure, builds creative confidence, and sparks original ideas through playful iteration.
Why Educators Use It
Supports multiple ages and abilities, encourages risk-taking, and builds reflection skills (what worked, what changed, what’s next).
Why It’s “Messy”
Layering, gluing, scraping, splattering—materials in motion. The “mess” is part of the magic and the documentation of process.
Quick Tips
- Start with loose marks (no erasing—respond instead).
- Layer three+ materials (e.g., watercolor + ink + collage).
- Set a time limit to stay playful, not precious.
- Pause, rotate, and react—let the piece tell you what’s next.
Influences & exemplars: Jackson Pollock (action painting), Eva Hesse (material/structural experimentation), Lynda Benglis (poured, textured media). Today, this approach thrives in contemporary studios, art therapy, and education.
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Downtown Makers Night Market
🗓️ Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 4:00 pm – 9:00 PM (PDT)
📍 Vernon Street Town Square
311 Vernon Street
Roseville, CA
➤ Directions
Downtown Roseville gets a Halloween makeover for the 3rd Annual Halloween Towne Night Market, a free evening gathering at Vernon Street Town Square featuring local makers, seasonal shopping, food and treats, costumes, and family activities.
More than 150 vendors are expected to fill the downtown area with handmade goods, Halloween merchandise, holiday shopping, sweets, and other finds. Visitors can also expect costume contests, games, photo opportunities, and family activities throughout the evening.
Presented by The Bombshell Group, Halloween Towne combines the feel of a large local makers market with a one-night seasonal celebration. Costumes are encouraged, admission is free, and the event is open to all ages.
🎃 Halloween Towne Highlights
▫️ 150+ local vendors
▫️ Halloween & holiday shopping
▫️ Sweet treats & seasonal finds
▫️ Costume contests & games
▫️ Family activities & photo moments
▫️ Costumes encouraged
📅 Event Details
▫️ Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
▫️ Time: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
▫️ Location: Vernon Street Town Square
▫️ Address: 311 Vernon Street, Roseville
▫️ Admission: Free
▫️ For: All ages
ⓘ Good to Know: Halloween Towne is a free, all-ages outdoor event scheduled for five hours in Downtown Roseville. Eventbrite also lists free parking among the event details.
Official Event Information: Halloween Towne Night Market is presented by The Bombshell Group. Admission is free, with current event information available through the organizer and official Eventbrite listing.
Cultural Celebration : Día de los Muertos Fiesta
📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM (PST)
📍 California Museum
1020 O Street Sacramento, CA 95814
➤ Directions
Día de los Muertos Fiesta: Culture, Remembrance & Community
Honor tradition with vibrant ofrendas, folklórico performances, artisan vendors, and family activities at Archives Plaza in Sacramento on October 10, 2026 from 6 PM to 10 PM.
Honor tradition and celebrate loved ones at the Día de los Muertos Fiesta—featuring vibrant ofrendas (altars), marigolds, papel picado, music, dance, face painting, artisan vendors, and community remembrances. Come dressed in festive attire and enjoy a cultural evening for all ages.
Highlights
Ofrendas & remembrance spaces
Live folklórico, cultural performances
Family activities & photo ops
Traditional Artisan foods & treats
Event Info
Date: October 10, 2026
Time: 6 PM – 10 PM
Location: Archives Plaza, 1020 O Street
Sacramento, CA
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The California Museum in Sacramento is a great place to explore the state's rich history, culture, and contributions to the world. Located in downtown Sacramento, near the State Capitol, it features exhibits highlighting California’s diverse communities, innovation, and political influence.
The museum highlights the stories of the people and events that have shaped California. From indigenous cultures to the Gold Rush, from social movements to technological innovation, the exhibits offer an immersive journey through the state’s past.
Permanent Exhibits:
- California Hall of Fame: Showcasing influential Californians, from artists and activists to scientists and athletes.
- Women Inspire: Celebrating the achievements of women in California history.
- Unity Center: A powerful exhibit promoting diversity, inclusion, and human rights.
- California Indians: The First People: A look into the lives, culture, and resilience of Indigenous communities.
Rotating Exhibits:
The museum often hosts temporary exhibits focused on art, history, and social movements.
The museum offers interactive and engaging displays that make learning about history fun for all ages. Kids will love the hands-on exhibits, while adults will appreciate the depth of storytelling and historical artifacts.
Art, Innovation & Pop Culture:
California has long been a hub of creativity, from Hollywood to Silicon Valley. The museum often features exhibits on filmmaking, technology, music, and the state’s role in shaping modern culture.
Accessibility:
Located in downtown Sacramento, the museum is close to other key sites like the State Capitol, Old Sacramento, and the Crocker Art Museum. It’s easy to make a day of exploring California’s history and culture.
- Signature exhibit videos include captioning and printed transcripts are provided for audio pieces.
- The Museum is wheelchair friendly, and all three levels are accessible using the lobby elevator. A complimentary wheelchair is available by request in the Museum Store on a first-come first-served basis.
- Service animals welcome.
- The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday; check the website for holiday closures or special events.
- General ticket prices are affordable, with discounts for students, seniors, and military members. Children under a certain age may enter for free.
- Nearby street parking and garages are available.
Whether you’re a lifelong Californian or just visiting, the California Museum is a fascinating place to explore the stories, struggles, and triumphs that have made California the dynamic state it is today.
The California Museum 1020 O St.Sacramento, CA 95814
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Carmichael Chamber Mixer
🗓️ Wednesday, October 14, 2026
⏰ 5:30 pm – 7:00 PM (PDT)
📍 Serritella’s
6241 Fair Oaks Blvd, Carmichael, CA
➤ Directions
💬 Carmichael Chamber Networking Mixer
Meet local business owners, professionals, and community partners during an informal evening of conversation, networking, and new connections.
The Carmichael Chamber of Commerce Networking Mixer brings together local business owners, professionals, Chamber members, and prospective members for an informal evening of conversation and community connection.
The monthly gathering offers a chance to meet other Carmichael-area businesses, exchange ideas, make new professional contacts, and learn more about businesses and organizations active throughout the community.
With a relaxed happy-hour format, the mixer is designed to make networking approachable rather than formal. Guests can stop in, introduce themselves, reconnect with familiar faces, and spend time getting to know people working throughout the Carmichael business community.
🤝 Mixer Highlights
▫️ Meet Carmichael-area business owners
▫️ Connect with Chamber members
▫️ Welcome prospective members
▫️ Build new professional contacts
▫️ Relaxed happy-hour networking
📅 October Mixer
▫️ Date: Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026
▫️ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
▫️ Carmichael Chamber of Commerce
▫️ Format: Monthly networking mixer
▫️ For: Members & prospective members
▫️ Location: Check current Chamber listing
► Join the Carmichael Chamber Networking Mixer for a relaxed evening of local business connections, conversation, and professional networking. Meet Chamber members and other Carmichael-area professionals, make new contacts, and learn more about the local business community. Members and prospective members are welcome.
ⓘ The mixer is open to both Chamber members and prospective members. Event locations and other details may vary from month to month, so attendees should review the Carmichael Chamber of Commerce for the latest information.
Sunrise Mall Harvest Festival
🗓️ Friday, October 16, 2026
⏰ 5:00 pm – 10:00 PM (PDT)
📍 Sunrise Mall
5900 Sunrise Mall, Citrus Heights, CA
➤ Directions
🎃 Halloween at Sunrise Mall • Hotel Transylvania Under the Stars
Trunk-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, magic shows, games, food trucks, costumes, and an outdoor screening of the original 2012 movie.
Sunrise Mall becomes a Halloween gathering place for an evening of games, costumes, treats, and outdoor entertainment before a nighttime screening of the original Hotel Transylvania. The free event begins at 5 PM near the former Sears building and continues through the evening.
Before the movie, families can explore Transylvania Trunk-or-Treating, decorate pumpkins, stop by Mavis’ Monster Makeovers for face painting, watch magic shows, and take part in monster-themed games and activities. There is even a Howl at the Moon Dog Costume Contest for four-legged visitors.
Local food trucks will be on site throughout the celebration, and at 7:30 PM the activities transition into an outdoor screening of Hotel Transylvania. Moviegoers are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs and settle in for the film after sunset.
👻 Before the Movie
▫️ Trunk-or-Treating
▫️ Pumpkin decorating
▫️ Monster Makeovers face painting
▫️ Hotel Transylvania magic shows
▫️ Monster games & activities
▫️ Dog costume contest
▫️ Local food trucks
📅 Event Details
▫️ Date: Friday, October 16, 2026
▫️ Time: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
▫️ Movie: 7:30 PM
▫️ Location: Sunrise Mall
▫️ Area: Near the former Sears building
▫️ Address: 5900 Sunrise Mall
▫️ Admission: Free
ⓘ Before You Go: The Halloween activities begin at 5:00 PM, while the outdoor screening is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM after sunset. Guests planning to stay for the movie should bring blankets or lawn chairs.
Costumes are encouraged but not required, and dogs are welcome to join the Halloween fun, including the Howl at the Moon Dog Costume Contest.
Official Event Information: This free community event is presented by Sunrise Marketplace. No separate ticket or registration requirement is listed; check the official event page for the latest schedule or event-day updates.
🌐 Sunrise MarketPlace
CHCMB Howl-O-Ween Festival
📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (PST)
📍 Rusch Community Park
7801 Auburn Blvd Citrus Heights, CA 95610
➤ Directions
Howl O’Ween Parade & Harvest Festival
A festive day of music, costumes, classic cars, treats, and community fun at Rusch Park.
Celebrate the season with the Citrus Heights Community Marching Band at the Annual Howl O’Ween Parade & Harvest Festival. The day begins with a festive community parade traveling from Grand Oaks Elementary to Rusch Park, where the celebration continues with music, costumes, family activities, and plenty of fall fun.
Explore the Harvest Festival & Car Show, browse local vendors, enjoy live performances, and watch creative costumes take over the park. Family favorites include Trunk-or-Treat and the Canine Costume Contest, adding even more personality to this free community tradition. It’s an easygoing fall outing built around music, neighbors, classic cars, costumes, and community spirit.
🎉 Event Info
▫️ Date: October 17, 2026
▫️ Time: 9 AM – 3 PM
▫️ Parade: 9 AM Elementary
▫️ Car Show: 10 AM at Rusch Park
🍂 Highlights
▫️ Parade & Marching Bands
▫️ Car Show & Trunk-or-Treat
▫️ Live Performances & Vendors
▫️ Canine Costume Contest
📅 Speculative Confirmed Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026
This event listing is provided as a good-faith placeholder based on past scheduling patterns and community expectations. Final date and details will be confirmed closer to the event year.
The event date and time has been confirmed.
Pet Festival : Barktoberfest
📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026 Speculative
⏰ 10:00 am - 12:00 am (PST)
📍 Carmichael Park
5750 Grant Avenue Carmichael, CA
➤ Directions
Barktoberfest: A Paw-Some Fall Festival for Dogs & Families
Celebrate fall with local vendors, tasty bites, live entertainment, and tail-wagging fun — costumes encouraged for pups and people at this festive community gathering.
Why Join
Dog-friendly festival
Family-friendly fun
Local vendors, food & music
What to Expect
Pet costume photo ops
Community booths
Contests & Autumn Vibes
Heads up: The details above use a speculative date for 2026—based on the event’s typical schedule (the 3rd Saturday in October). Final date, time, and activities are subject to change pending official confirmation from the organizers.
We’ll update this listing as soon as an official announcement is made. If you’re planning ahead, check back here or follow Carmichael Parks / City channels for the latest.
Citrus Heights Day ☀️
⚠️ Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM (PST)
📍 Marketplace At Birdcage
5975 Birdcage Centre Lane Citrus Heights, CA
➤ Directions
Proudly Local. Proudly Citrus Heights.
A community celebration of local creativity, small businesses, and hometown spirit.
Citrus Heights Day brings residents, families, local organizations, artists, and small businesses together for an afternoon celebrating the people and places that give the city its distinct character.
This free, family-friendly community festival highlights local flavor, creative talent, and community connection through activities, entertainment, local vendors, and opportunities to discover more of what Citrus Heights has to offer.
🎨 Art & Makers
◻️ Shop Local: Handcrafted gifts & décor
◻️ Live Art: Watch artists create
◻️ Family Zone: Kids craft & paint
🍔 Food & Community
◻️ Food Trucks: Sweet & savory bites
◻️ Meet Neighbors: Local nonprofits & art
◻️ Free Entry: Family fun for all
Proudly local. Proudly Citrus Heights — a celebration of community, creativity, and hometown pride.
⚠️ Speculative Date: The details above use a speculative date for 2026—based on the event’s typical schedule (the 3rd Saturday in October). Final date, time, and activities are subject to change pending official confirmation from the organizers.
We’ll update this listing as soon as an official announcement is made. If you’re planning ahead, check back here or follow Sunrise MarketPlace / City channels for the latest.
Folsom Rodeo Exhibition
🗓️ October 18, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Folsom History Museum
823 Sutter St, Folsom, CA 95630
➤ Directions
🤠 Ride ’Em Cowboy! Folsom History Museum.
Explore Folsom’s ranching roots, rodeo tradition, and the community voices that helped shape a local legacy.
Head to the Folsom History Museum for Ride ’Em Cowboy! — a museum exhibit exploring how a small ranching town has preserved its history through the Folsom Pro Rodeo.
Visitors can discover the voices, stories, and perspectives that have shaped this community tradition since the 1960s.
🏛️ What to expect
▫️ Museum exhibit on Folsom’s ranching history
▫️ Stories from the Folsom Pro Rodeo tradition
▫️ Community voices and historical perspectives
▫️ A look at local heritage dating back to the ’60s
📅 Exhibit Info
▫️ Dates: May 1, 2026 – Jan. 4, 2027
▫️ Days: Mon, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun
▫️ Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
▫️ Venue: Folsom History Museum
🎟️ Admission
▫️ General Admission: $7
▫️ Military or Student: $4
▫️ Children under 5: Free
▫️ Phone: 916-985-2707
🔎 More Info
▫️ Museums & Exhibits
▫️ Folsom history and local heritage
▫️ Family-friendly museum visit
▫️ Event Website
Beyond 1066
📅 Friday, October 23, 2026
🇺🇸 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM PDT
🇬🇧 The UK National Archives
Vimeo | Virtual Online Event
More than nine centuries after the Norman Conquest of England, its effects can still be traced through British society, law, language, government, and culture. William of Normandy’s victory in 1066 was only the beginning of a much longer transformation as Norman rulers and their successors reshaped England and extended their influence across the British Isles.
In this online talk from The National Archives, medieval records specialist Paul Dryburgh looks beyond the Battle of Hastings to explore the century that followed. Using surviving archival sources, the presentation examines how conquest affected society, law, language, culture, and political power, while also setting the stage for prolonged conflict along the borders of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland.
The talk is part of the National Archives series The Normans: Conquest, Conflict and Colonisation and will be streamed live online through Vimeo. Registration is free with an optional pay-what-you-can contribution, and the recording is expected to remain available for 48 hours after the live event.
⚔️ Beyond the Battle of Hastings
• The century following the Norman Conquest
• Changes to society, law, language & culture
• William the Conqueror and his successors
• Conflict involving Wales, Scotland & Ireland
• Medieval records and surviving historical sources
• UK National Archives
💻 Online Talk Details
• Friday, October 23, 2026
• 6:00–7:00 AM PDT
• 14:00–15:00 UK time
• Live-streamed through Vimeo
• Free • Pay what you can
• Recording available for approximately 48 hours
ⓘ Watching from California: The live presentation begins at 6:00 AM PDT on Friday, October 23. The National Archives lists the event at 14:00 UK time.
Registered viewers receive the Vimeo access link by email. The National Archives also states that the presentation will remain available through the same link for approximately 48 hours after the live broadcast.
🎨 Citrus Heights ArtBeat
⚠️ Friday, October 23, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PST)
📍 Rusch Community Park
7801 Auburn Blvd Citrus Heights, CA
➤ Directions
ArtBeat Festival by Citrus Heights Arts
A celebration of local art, live performance, creativity, and community connection at Rusch Community Park.
Status Update: Local reports indicate that Citrus Heights ArtBeat may have been cancelled or postponed by the organizer. This listing remains visible because ArtBeat and related arts programming are of community interest, and residents may still want to follow future updates from the city and participating arts organizations. Please confirm the latest status before making plans by checking citrusheightsarts.org Celebrate creativity with the Citrus Heights Arts at their ArtBeat Festival — a vibrant citywide gathering of artists, musicians, poets, dancers, food vendors, and families for immersive creativity and joyful connection. Experience public murals painted live, music filling the air, and neighbors celebrating local talent at Rusch Community Park.
This free event highlights what happens when a city puts culture at the center of community, supported by the City of Citrus Heights through its Non-Profit Community Support Fund. Enjoy performances, interactive art, vendors, and family-friendly fun that brings everyone together.
🎉 Event Info
▫️ Date: October 23, 2026
▫️ Time: 12 PM – 4 PM
▫️ Location: Rusch Community Park
🎭 Highlights
▫️ Live Mural Painting
▫️ Music & Dance Performances
▫️ Artists, Poets & Vendors
▫️ Food & Family Activities
📅 Friday, October 23, 2026 Speculative
⏰ 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM (PST)
📍 Citrus Heights Community Center
6300 Fountain Square Drive Citrus Heights
➤ Directions
HART of Citrus Heights Spaghetti Fest
A welcoming evening of hearty pasta, neighborly connection, and community support for Citrus Heights residents in need.
Join Citrus Heights HART for their Annual Spaghetti Fest—an evening of delicious food, warm company, and community giving. Funds raised directly support essential local programs that help families and individuals experiencing hardship or homelessness in Citrus Heights.
Enjoy hearty pasta, friendly faces, and a cause that truly matters. Your ticket helps fuel HART’s year-round outreach—from the Winter Sanctuary to the Underground Clothing Store—ensuring our most vulnerable neighbors receive the care and connection they deserve.
🎟️ Event Info
▫️ Date: October 23, 2026
▫️ Time: 5 PM – 9 PM
▫️ Venue: Citrus Heights Community Center
▫️ Address: 6300 Fountain Square Dr
💛 Why It Matters
▫️ Supports local housing & food programs
▫️ Benefits youth & family services
▫️ 100% volunteer-driven nonprofit
▫️ Every plate helps someone rebuild
About Citrus Heights HART
About the Work of Citrus Heights HART
Mission: Citrus Heights HART provides resources that enable at-risk people and individuals experiencing homelessness in Citrus Heights and adjacent areas to become independent, self-sustaining, and participating members of the community. The organization serves the homeless of Citrus Heights by helping locals develop stable living situations through connections to needed resources, such as a homeless navigator or winter shelter.
Vision: To end homelessness in local communities, including Citrus Heights, by maximizing citizens' bargaining power and flexibility through formalized yet open-ended groups that address the complex problem of homelessness.
History: Citrus Heights HART is one of three HART organizations in outlying areas of Sacramento County, alongside those in Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova. Each formed in response to the lack of decentralized access to homeless services. Many founding members began at soup kitchens or food banks. After learning from homeless individuals about service access difficulties, community members brainstormed solutions. The formalized yet open-ended group structure was chosen for its legitimacy and creativity in tackling homelessness.
Core Values:
- Volunteer Generosity: Reliance on volunteer generosity to donate time and resources towards ending homelessness.
- Community Partnerships: Partnership with local churches, government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, schools, faith communities, and city government to provide services and support for breaking the cycle of poverty.
- Resource Connection: Focus on connecting homeless individuals with available resources and shedding light on underlying factors affecting poverty.
- Education and Awareness: Emphasis on education through events about available services.
Leadership: Citrus Heights HART is led by a dedicated volunteer board including:
- Irene Hronicek: Board Chair, Winter Sanctuary & Rental Assistance Committee Chair (Holy Family Church)
- Kathilynn Carpenter: Treasurer, Spaghetti Fest & Rental Assistance Committee (Sunrise MarketPlace PBID)
- Margaret Cleek: Secretary (Citrus Heights Resident)
- Diane Ebbitt: Spaghetti Feed Committee (Citrus Heights Resident)
- Denise Hinkson: Winter Sanctuary Committee (Starbucks)
- Katherine McBride: Volunteer
- Marcy Phipps: Rental Assistance Committee (Dignity Health)
- Mike Nishimura: Rental Assistance Committee (Volunteer)
- Auriel Taurone: PRIDE Industries
- Wouter Boudrez: Laundry Love
Inclusivity: Citrus Heights HART serves people who may be sleeping on the streets, in cars, or couch surfing, regardless of how long they've been homeless—from a week to ten years. It focuses on locals in Citrus Heights and adjacent areas, partnering with diverse community members from business, schools, faith communities, and government to support those breaking the cycle of poverty.
Key Programs: Winter Sanctuary, Veteran's Standdown, Homeless Navigator (connecting individuals with resources), Housing Programs, Spaghetti Fest, Rental Assistance, and educational events to highlight poverty factors.
Citrus Heights HART is a volunteer-run organization united with sister groups in Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova under hartstogether.org.
Learn more on the website or get in touch to get involved. Donations support programs like Winter Sanctuary and Homeless Navigator.About The Event Center Tap to expand
The Citrus Heights Event Center, formerly the Citrus Heights Community Center, is a versatile 29,173-square-foot facility located at 6300 Fountain Square Drive in Citrus Heights, California. This modern venue is designed to host a wide array of events, including private parties, banquets, weddings, corporate meetings, and community gatherings.
Facility Features:
- Event Spaces: Multiple meeting rooms and a spacious main hall, accommodating up to 966 guests.
- Amenities: ADA accessibility, ample seating with chairs and tables, internet access, and well-maintained restrooms.
- Catering Kitchen: An on-site commercial catering kitchen is available for event use, providing convenience for food preparation and service.
Operating Hours:
Administrative offices are open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It’s advisable to schedule an appointment prior to visiting, especially if you’re interested in viewing the facility or discussing event reservations.
To inquire about availability or to book the venue, complete an inquiry at citrusheights.net . Providing details such as event type, attendance, catering plans, and alcohol service will help staff accommodate your needs.
Location:
Situated across from the Citrus Heights Police Department and south of City Hall, the Event Center is centrally located with ample parking.
Whether you're planning a large celebration or a small meeting, the Citrus Heights Event Center offers a welcoming atmosphere with modern amenities to ensure a successful event.
Citrus Heights Event Center Walk Through Video (YouTube)
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