It's a small museum but worth checking out. They're open now and admission is $5. They have a map…read moreof where tribes used to be located in the USA before...well let's be real here, European settlers took over their nation. They have a small store with books, Native American jewelry, and other tourists trinkets. The museum might be small but it packs a lot of history in that small space. Check it out if you're ever in that area. Parking shouldn't be an issue since there are street and metered parking all around that area.

What a cool little find. I didn't know about this museum until this weekend. We were leaving…read moreSutter's fort and found this amazing little museum walking back to the car. If you have not been you should check it out . It's a cool piece of history and the artifacts are beautiful.

It's a smaller museum but take the time to visit. It's free! There are also student docents around…read moreto tell you more about the exhibits. Located close to the parking structure on the south side of UC Davis campus by the Mondavi performing arts center and the campus visitor center. Great clean bathrooms!

Nowheresville? Just a bunch of fields and cows? Think again, mon frère. As a proud Aggie, I can…read moretell you there's more than meets the eye. For example, feast your eyes on the new-ish Shrem museum, right on the edge of campus. New to Davis? This museum is directly across the street from UCD's visitor and conference center on one side, and the campus concert hall (wine-named Mondavi Center). High-tail it over to the museum and keep your wallet in your pocket -- it's free. It's 30 minutes or so you won't mind giving up. A fun mix of modern art that is always changing, so i won't date my review here. At the very least, it's a beautiful space with some thought-provoking installations every time I'm in town. I believe there's some kind of rule that all the artists have some connection to UC Davis. Davis hates cars, so the adjoining parking lot is about $10, during the week only. Weekends? Cars galore, no charge. Inspiring!

Pretty well organized, parking wasn't bad at all and we worked out for a good cause!…read more Pre-registration and packet pickup before the race was extremely helpful and easy! The 10K course was easy to navigate and there were tons of people, homeowners along the course giving out water, mimosas and bloody Mary's! Music throughout the course was fun, inspiring and upbeat! Nothing like running through the beautiful homes along the fab 40s, through east sacramento, past McKinley park and back up to Sacramento State. A great event for the whole family! Will be doing this race every year!

Came here twice before they took off for the year. Lots to see. I enjoyed their expos and the a/c…read morein there was great! Tons of food to choose from. Didn't have a problem finding something delicious to eat. The problem and why I am only giving them 2 stars is their parking situation. It literally took me 1.5 hours to get out of their parking area. Granted it was Saturday and we left right before they closed for the night. What a disorganized nightmare. This created chaos as the wait was so long that people were getting upset and angry. They have got to do better on this!

the county fair is half of the state fair but perfect size for kids…read more still have the fun rides, huge barn of animals, and exhibits of sale items. foods gotten more expensive, but so has everything else in life. plan to spend $300 for family of four for entry, wristband for rides, food and drink. was a nice half day out spent.

Vegans, Vegetarians and all Veg Heads united at this celebration of veg friendly foods and healthy…read moreliving! This year's VegFest was held at the new Red Lion (formerly Radisson) in a few opened banquet rooms across from the beautiful water, including water fountain. The outdoor seating patio was a lovely place to sit out with a tasty vegan bite and enjoy the wonderful summer Sacramento temperatures! Overall, this years VegFest was good. There were several vendors on site from booths with offers for free meditation classes and toiletries to baked goods and fresh fruit. I won't list all the vendors here, but I did attach a picture for your viewing pleasure. Here were my favorites: Kombucha Kulture - If you have never had kombucha, you're missing out! They had some great flavors at this event, I especially enjoyed the turmeric. What a clever idea! Nacheez - This ish tasted like REAL NACHO CHEESE! Granted, it has been years since I've tasted actual nacho cheese, but this stuff was good! So good, I signed up for the cheese making classes! Two Moms Catering - No Oink Chipotle Slider. I don't think I need to say anything else. Kitchen Witch Gourmet - Love Tea #3... sweet, spicy and smooth. Writing this review reminds me that I need to order some. doTERRA - Essential oils I was never really familiar with. This couple explained the idea of how oils found in nature can be used as healing devices. Unfortunately, they were at a veg head convention, so they had a hard time finding folks with health issues. However, I did try their stress oil and felt pretty relaxed afterwards. There were several speakers on stage. Unfortunately, I missed the ever radiant and jovial Chef Brooke from The Green Boheme, but I was able to sit in on Ed Bauer's lecture. Professional trainer and body builder who has been vegan for 18 years. Very insightful stuff. Overall, this was another great VegFest on the books. I would have liked to see a few more samples, but all in all, this was a great event and I am looking forward to next year!

I have a soft spot for any local races that take me to Land Park, it's a great course. Fast and…read moreflat loop, with minimal vehicle trafficking, nice trees (allergy sufferers, come prepared), and lots of parking on race day - just be mindful that the park is shared with regular visitors and patrons of the Zoo, Fairy Tale Town, Funderland, and the golf course. I first ran the Race for the Arts a few years back after seeing an ad for it at my local Bel-Air grocery store (one of the sponsors). I especially liked that the race benefitted California nonprofit performing, cultural, and visual arts organizations and school music, drama, and art programs. I have an even bigger (deeper?) spot in my heart for arts-related events. Growing up in the CA public school system, I totally remember having Fine Arts & Music Education, opportunities for visual and performing arts and general exposure to drawing, painting, animation, dance, theater, multicultural shows, art galleries, museums, even the Symphony. I definitely wouldn't be who I am today without the arts in my early life. I may be a scientist by day, but still have to have that creative outlet - cake decorating, painting, custom canvas shoes, attending local theater/musical performances, Argentine tango, you name it. But back to the race itself: registration came with a cotton shirt (bold design!) and the 5K run/walk was $25, although you could also separately make a pledge donation directly. Many races use this Land Park course, and this is their 30th+ time holding this race so they sure know what they're doing with respect to number of port-a-potties, cops to direct car traffic, volunteers, etc. Again, a fast and flat race course with clearly marked mile signs and early enough in the morning not to get too warm (August in Sacramento, remember). The post-race art festival was fun; I entered a few raffles like one for the Davis Musical Theatre Company, and Light Opera of Sacramento. Kid and family-friendly race for sure.

This year was the 13th annual race for the arts, it's high time it got a review. The race for the…read morearts is a fun 5K run/walk that "raises funds and awareness for California nonprofit performing, cultural, and visual arts organizations and for school music, drama, and art programs." Whether you want to support the arts or physical activity, this is the perfect race. Well organized, over 1000 participants this year, making it a cozy fun race. Many people like to dress up (a lot of ballerinas) and it appeared a lot of people chose to walk it. Runner or walker, the course is a perfect backdrop for both. Set in the beautiful scenery of tree lined Land Park, the shady course winds its way back to the finish line where music and people cheer you on. So get up early, burn off some calories, and support your local art programs. The only reason that it didn't get 5 stars is because the shirt this year is literally the world's ugliest design. For a race that benefits art programs, couldn't they have a more artsy shirt?

Such a great event to raise funds for the Sacramento Food Bank. Last year there were over 28K, and…read moreit seems like there were many more this year. Very well organized, and despite the temps in the low 30's, everyone was in good spirits!. It was a run, but really, you could only walk it, because there were 40 thousand people there. What an awesome event for a great cause! There was music and food every 1/4 mile and a festive atmosphere all around. With so much negativity going around recently, it's nice to get the community together for some fundraising fun! Well done Sacramento!

Amazing and inspiring event!…read more I have never run a race before. In fact, a couple years ago, I didn't even know how many miles were in a 5k and I never thought I would be someone to participate in one. However, I promised a good friend of mine that I would find one, train for it and run! When I heard about the Run to Feed the Hungry, I knew this was my race. This was one of the most inspiring events I have participated in! There were soo many people! Families with young children, single people ready to run, elderly people out to support the runners or take a stroll through the beautiful streets of East Sac, dogs (even though the rules said no dogs, but who's really paying attention), and even some crazy guy pushing a double stroller. Really dude?! No way I was letting him beat me to the finish line! Along the way, weaving through people and admiring the perfect weather I saw so many festivities! People with signs cheering us on. Fire pits and home owners handing out cider. Volunteers passing out water and smiles. A church offering apples and umm... restrooms? I even saw an elderly lady sitting in her yard drinking a can of beer! Get it grams! There were bands playing music, people dancing and laughing and having a great time! This was the best way to start a day full of thankfulness! Beautiful weather, wonderful community and all to bring a little joy and food and holiday spirit to those less fortunate! Just another reason to love Sacramento! This is definitely my new Thanksgiving tradition!!! See you next year!

I believe this is the 2nd year of this event and our first time to this event. Yes there are lots…read moreof events happening at District 56, so definitely check them out. This event was amazing with over 50 crafts and food booths and over 20 food trucks. I always try to support the Asian community as much as possible especially when it's located in EG. There was sufficient parking in the parking lots as people come and goes after an hour or two. We had lots of fun checking out craft stores and be buying Doraemon stuff and wife getting quite a few unique desserts. We will definitely return again if they continues this event next year.

This was a good event and a nice experience. I just wish the organizers set up a lot of tables and…read morechairs since there's a lot of food truck and food booths available. It also didn't help that it was kinda hot specially in the afternoon. As for parking, we parked on the street and walked a few blocks since we arrived in the afternoon.