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California Indian basketry is widely considered to be among the world's finest textile traditions. This exhibition at The California Museum in Sacramento displays a wide variety of utilitarian and decorative baskets from more than 20 different tribes.
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The Sacramento Film Festival presents a varied programme of international feature films, documentaries and independent shorts in venues around Sacramento. Visitors can also take part in the film creation project or attend one of the lectures that run alongside screenings.
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The Pacific Rim Street Fest at Old Sacramento's Downtown Plaza celebrates the Asian and Pacific Island nations through cultural programmes, entertainment, art and food. Martial arts and dance demonstrations take place alongside live music and an arts and crafts market.
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The Sacramento Jazz Jubilee is the largest traditional jazz festival in the world and annually features more than 100 bands performing at over 40 different venues.
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The Sacramento French Film Festival takes place every summer at the Art Deco Crest Theatre. It presents modern French films, from classics to shorts, which rarely receive full releases in the US. All films are in French with English subtitles.
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Old Sacramento travels back in time over Labor Day weekend at the Gold Rush Days festival. Re-enactors roam the streets and cars are banned for this weekend that also features horse-drawn wagon rides, banjo-playing cowboys and gold panning.
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More than 5000 runners take part in Sacramento's California International Marathon every year. The race begins at the Folsom Dam, passes through outlying communities and finishes at the historic California State Capitol building.
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Enjoy displays about art, wildlife, history, science and plenty more during the Sacramento Museum Day. The popular event sees 25 of greater Sacramento's museums open their doors to the public for free.
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Inquisitive about California's law-making process, past, present and future? Then visit California State Capitol Museum. The building serves as both a museum and the state's working seat of government and uses recreated historic rooms and changing exhibits to inform.
View Details ›Feast for the Streets is the Francis House of Sacramento's annual fundraiser. Held at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center, the event includes a live auction, delicious dinner courtesy of over 50 local restaurants and wineries and musical entertainment.
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