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    3.7 (732 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Flamingoes
    Stephanie H.

    "Lots of animals," was the first thought that came to my mind when starting this review, but it is a zoo and this goes without saying... Anyways, I'm here somewhat frequently. Prices fluctuate. It's best to buy online in advance since the day-of price could be higher. Lately the price has been ranging from $20-$30, so I would definitely plan in advance if possible because who wants to pay $10 more per person for the same experience. (Tickets for children, ages 2-11, are less than the price of general admission.) There's a good variety of animals: Lions, Flamingoes, Zebras, Rhinos, Giraffes, Lemurs, Otters, and even Red Pandas and Okapi. They also have a reptile area. They currently have dinosaurs throughout the zoo through October. Parking can be challenging as it's close to two amusement parks. A fun attraction in Sac to take up an hour or two of your day.

    Baby capybaras
    Ashley C.

    Not the best zoo but it's something to take the kids too. If you have a membership or know someone with a membership, it's worth it, but otherwise it's a one-and-done type place at those daily ticket prices! Several of the animals weren't even out when we went but the kids still had a blast. The other attractions do cost extra, like the train, carousel, and face painting. Parking can be tough so definitely come early!

    Animals
    Brianna America L.

    100% recommend if you're a parent or simply wanting to go to a zoo! My toddler loved every corner of the zoo. Most animals were there and parking was easy to find. The workers were very kind and helpful. I witnessed a child drop marbles at the gift shop, and as the mom began picking up, a worker kindly said she'd pick it up and not to worry. As a mom of 2, workers that understand accidents like that are appreciated! I also noticed that they had alcoholic beverages available and had adult-only events which is definitely on my to-do list!

    Okapi
    Michael S.

    Decent zoo, decent size, decent parking, and decent amount of animal variability. Keep in mind, this isn't as enormous as LA Zoo or as extravagant as San Diego Zoo, but also isn't as small as Folsom Sanctuary Zoo. On that note, we had a wonderful time with our 2 little girls! Kids will have an absolutely great time here. If you follow your kids' pace (they tend to be quick observers), you can view everything here in 1-2 hrs. Take your time, purchase a couple of silly juices near the entrance, stop by if there're any shows going on, enjoy your time outside the house surrounded by Sac Zoo's lovely animals, and a 1-2 hr visit can turn into a 4-5 hr adventure. Parking is quite limited nearby so come early and avoid the hustle and bustle. Best parking spot we found was the parking lot adjacent to Fairytale Town. The surrounding area felt quite clean and so did the zoo. Animal exhibits were well kept and although some environments were quite small, you can tell caretakers are passionate about these animals. Once we left around 1 PM, there were a good amount of cars struggling to find parking. The early bird takes the worm! Have kids? Highly recommended to bring a wagon. Perfectly fine to bring your snacks and drinks stuffed in your bags along with whatever you'd like to enjoy your day at the zoo. We purchased our tickets online for an assigned day, scanned them at the entrance booth, and started our fun without any hitches or delays! Truly appreciated the ease of this because entering similar places tend to be quite stressful and time consuming. If you plan to come here at least twice a year, membership is worth it. If you're like us and plan to visit once in a blue moon, purchasing for a one-time visit is well worth the price. Keep your expectations realistic and you'll have a wonderful time. To be quite honest, we kept our expectation bar quite low so we were quite content with what the Sac Zoo had to offer. Take your time, wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and absorb the beauty of nature! Highly recommended for all residents near and around the Sacramento area. Our 30-40 min drive from Roseville didn't disappoint!

    Gena M.

    The zoo is nice, lots of different animals to look at, nice big cats though. I went here on a field trip with my grandson. They have a really good display of dinosaurs throughout the park.

    Casey B.

    Lots of fun. Worth seeing at least once. The giraffes were our favorite. Buy tickets in advance and you get a discount.

    Johnny W.

    This is a very tiny zoo, but great with small kids. It's very easy to visit the entire zoo, and all the animals are very close to one another. If you're pushing a baby stroller or have wandering kids, they can't go far. The ticket window price is steep for such a small zoo, so it's best to purchase your tickets online in-advance for a lower price. This zoo will only take at most a few hours to visit the entire establishment. Street parking is free, but you may have to park kinda far to find available parking, but it's a nice & safe walk to the zoo. I will return, if the zoo has some new animals or if friends/family with kids will want to visit. The Capybaras with their newborn babies were a nice addition when I visited in November of 2025. Just be sure to purchase your tickets online for a better price.

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    Charlene G.

    I can't believe that I have lived in Sacramento for 5 years and I just recently visited the Sacramento Zoo! But I guess if you don't have children, why would you visit the zoo ;D ? With that said, the Sacramento Zoo is such a good spot to let those Little Ones explore and see the different animals. Seeing their face when they see an actual Giraffe, Rhino, Cheetah and all other exotic animals is seriously the cutest thing! The zoo is not that big, I would say you can see all the animal attractions within an hour to 90 minutes. There's also a cafe in the zoo that serves pretty decent food so make it a day event around lunch and grab a bite to eat. For the adults, they do serve alcohol so that's a plus *wink.

    Baby capybaras in a stack
    TammyLynn I.

    Nostalgic, even for Sacramento transplants! I love our sweet local zoo for its centralized Land Park location, access to walkable parking, and of course, the animals. Like many people, I have a love-hate relationship with zoos. On the one hand, I truly appreciate exposing my son to live animals even if it's a mock habitat. Unfortunately our tiny zoo just feels constricting for some of our animal friends so it's also tough to support zoos in general. On my most recent visit I was very impressed with the cleanliness, both inside and outside the habitats. There were zookeepers out and about as well as staff telling about the animals and affectionately calling them by name. Pricing was a bit of a sting, at $27 for an adult. I told myself it was for the animals and distracted myself as the very kind staff member swiped our card. Despite my moral tug-of-war, I left feeling grateful for the care these animals receive and hopeful that supporting this place still does more good than harm. I walked out with a full heart, appreciating both the joy it brings my family and the earnest effort the staff puts into caring for every creature! Thank you, zoo staff!

    Linda R.

    Purchased our tickets on sale on Groupon! I love me a good deal! We came early at 915AM. Got parking not even a block away. Still plenty of parking available at that time. We got parking directly in front of the theme park. We wanted to be early enough to be able to feed the Giraffes, unfortunately we weren't that lucky because they didn't want to get fed. It was a windy day, Giraffes wanted to be in the sun. We stayed until around 12pm. We were able to walk around the zoo twice in the time we were there. Staff were really friendly and knowledgeable. Plenty of restrooms around the zoo. Food places. Their botanical garden was beautiful. We got to see Red Panda.. sleeping ofcourse. We tried out their VR experience. It was both of our first times and it was really cool (it's got me wanting to buy my babygirl one for Christmas.. we shall see what Santa thinks about that ) Upon leaving at noon, a lot of cars looking for parking. As soon as we left someone took our spot. Next time I definitely want to go to the theme park and check the park out across the street. Just a nice place to spend the day with your kids or loved ones! We'd definitely be back and recommend to anyone in the area or even planning a trip to the area!

    Garlic Parmesan fries and chicken tender kids meal from Kampala cafe
    Mary Jae L.

    There are indoor and outdoor tables. Parking at the zoo was challenging on a Saturday morning, but did find spots in the overflow lot. The zoo is very manageable in around two hours. Especially love the close-up look at the lions. I wanted to highlight the Kampala cafe, specifically the garlic Parmesan french fries. They were delicious, hot and fresh and a large portion. For the price, it was a great value. Ordering is possible online, through a kiosk in the café or with a cashier.

    Megan A.

    This was our first time here and it definitely won't be our last. From free parking, to affordable tickets, to hands on crafts and so many animals to observe- it was a fun family day! The bathrooms were clean, the animals were taken care of and there was so much to see and do.

    White rhino
    Julia F.

    We love Sac zoo! My family loves it so much we decided to get passes this year. I think the price for the passes are definitely worth it. I have a one and five year old and this zoo is the perfect size. My five year old loves the reptile exhibit and the dinosaur exhibit they have right now! The meerkats are also definitely a hit. I was so excited to see the capybara also. The zoo is very clean and well kept. The workers are very friendly and very knowledgeable also. We have had nothing but great experiences at the Sac zoo.

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    Ask the Community - Sac Zoo

    What's the weather like early June? If super hot, is there shade for us visitors?

    The weather is sunny in early June. Yes, there are shades for visitors to stay cool.

    What is the best time of day to go? When all the animals are out and awake?

    I like to go on the weekday late morning because there are fewer people. The zoo has feeding schedules around 11 AM on the day I went so it was cool, but I would recommend checking the feeding schedule cause every day is different. Most of the… Read more

    What's the current admission prices 2023?

    Check their website. It appears that the ticket prices fluctuate depending on the day.

    If you have a membership can u bring a guest?

    My membership allowed me to bring a guest. Check on your membership type to see if you can bring a guest.

    Is there changing tables in the bathroom?

    Yes, I have used them.

    How much for adults and kids to get in?

    The price varies by day. See link or website for prices and to buy tickets online. https://www.tickets.saczoo.org/calendar

    Are there ev charging stations in the private parking lot?

    The Sacramento Zoo does not have a private parking lot. Instead, there is free parking throughout William Land Park. Unfortunately, there are no ev charging stations in the park at this time.

    Hi! Is zoo decorated for Halloween? Pumpkins etc. I would like to add images of them to my photos file ( for myself ) when I visit the Zoo next week.…

    Hows the parking situation?

    Lots of free parking!

    Does my 2 year old need to wear a mask?

    Yes. See Exceptions to the ORDER OF THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO Children younger than two years of age shall not wear a face covering due to the risk for… Read more

    How much is it to rent a wagon/stroller to carry kids?

    They cost $8 for the day and seat 2 kids.

    Does this zoo still have a lot of animals to see?

    Yes there are still a good amount of animals. This is not as large as others I have been to, but it is still good for at least half a day of walking around and seeing all the sights

    How much per person?

    General admission: $16.50 Senior admission 65+: $15.50 Children ages 2-11: $11.50… Read more

    Does this zoo have any activities where you can interact with the animals, such as animal feedings?

    They frequently bring animals out near the front and the lawn near the reptile house (snake, lizard, owl, hedgehog, etc). There signs in front of many exhibits saying when… Read more

    Do they check bags?

    No, they haven't yet

    Can your dog go to the zoo with me?

    No, only service animals are allowed.

    Are wagons allowed in and snacks from home?

    Yes. Small wagons for carrying children. Snacks, lunches, drinks, etc. are all ok.

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    The largest regional food bank in Sacramento. This organization has been serving the community…read moresince 1976 and will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary: check out my photos for the QR code and anniversary details! I came here to volunteer, and to my surprise, there were even younger kids participating. I learned that the minimum volunteer age is 10 years old. Some students were volunteering for school service hours, while others came through different companies and organizations. We joined the second shift from 1pm-4pm. The session started shortly after 1pm with a briefing and task assignments from the group leader. All tasks were explained clearly. The leaders checked on us throughout the shift to make sure we were doing okay and to see if anyone had concerns. Halfway through the shift, we had a 15-minute break, and one of the leaders brought ice cream to celebrate a volunteer's birthday and shared it with everyone. I thought it was a meaningful way to celebrate a birthday while helping a good cause. We actually finished around 3:30pm, and our shift completed: - 5,451 lbs of food packed - 474 boxes prepared for the "No Student Goes Hungry" program supporting students from elementary school through college in Sacramento County. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating, and the facility was clean and organized. Restroom: clean, bright, and decent. If you are interested in volunteering, check out their website and register in advance.

    Although not fun, there is one huge benefit to moving...being able to sort through a bunch of…read moremisplaced and forgotten stuff. Within all of this stuff, was a bunch of new and lightly used clothing. In the past I have donated clothing to my local Goodwill Express. However, I did some reflection and realized that all of the clothing that I donated was being sold for profit. Going forward, my intention was to donate to an organization that receives the donation(s) and distributes them to underprivileged individuals/families free of charge. Some research led me to the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. Upon calling to verify their hours (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 10am-1pm and Wednesday, 4pm-7pm), I gathered all of the clothing and hit the road on a mission to make a difference. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a Sacramento Food Bank employee who eagerly began to load my clothing donations onto a cart. Since a lot of the clothing consisted of dress pants and dress slacks, he proceeded to inform me about a program called "Job Smart Clothing." Job Smart Clothing is a program within Sacramento Food Bank that provides career appropriate apparel for underprivileged individuals interviewing for employment or currently employed. How cool is that? I'm not a representative for Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. However, I will say that they provide an awesome service to the community, and that a little donation goes a long way (individuals who benefit from their services often leave with 15-20 pieces of clothing per visit). Before you throw away that piece of clothing that you think is out of style or doesn't quite hug your curves the way that they used to, think about donating it to the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services!

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    So this is technically a Goodwill store, but it's nothing like ones I've been to elsewhere. The…read morewife says it's a "sophisticated" version of the typical Goodwill I go to sometimes to find certain DVDs (yup, I still prefer DVDs to streaming) and books, so it explains why it looks so different here. Doesn't really matter to me either way, as I'm not all that interested in clothes and shoes which this Goodwill had the most of from a quick scan. I went straight to the DVD section and they had a decent selection of several genres that I was interested in. I have a few collections of DVDs and add to them when I can. I also look for child and family-friendly ones so I can watch together with my kids or let them watch on their own. They have some books here, but not a lot, and limited genres, but a decent amount, but I didn't see any that was interesting enough to bring home with me. On certain days, there's a 50% discount based on the color of the sticker, so that's a bonus, and I happen to find a few DVDs I wanted to get that was half off. Check out was quick and the cashier guy was friendly. As for the rest of the store, they have lots of home stuff and some electronics in the back, and as mentioned earlier, a ton of clothes and shoes to choose from if you're a serious shopper. Parking is street only, so be ready to pay by meter/app. All in all, this is a nice Goodwill that's "special," but to me it just a fancier looking one, as long as they keep stocking items that are of interest to me, I'll keep coming back.

    Adj: Still Somewhat Steep, but Swanky Store…read more Wow it's been almost 10 years since I last reviewed this Goodwill store! So much in the world has changed, but not this Goodwill. I continue to think of this one as a boutique store, or "Goodwill Reserve®" like Starbucks Reserve® lol.... anyways, so this is a higher-end more swanky, store that's great if you're more spendy in your thrifting. Most of the store is still clothing like at most other stores, but you won't find as many appliances, practical houseware, toys (things for kids in general as there aren't as many families downtown as in residential tract-home neighborhoods), or books, there's no furniture on sale here. What they do have is there's a lot of nicer, better quality, and name-brand clothes sold here, as another reviewer said, apparently this Goodwill shops from the cream of the crop that comes into the other Goodwill stores' donations and then it's priced higher and put on sale here. That totally makes sense. Anyhow, on this day, I did some browsing and saw nicer purses and shoes, and lots of fine china and nicer kitchenware here in addition to the better clothes on sale. There was also a decent size CDs and DVDs section closer to the front of the store right by the cashiers. We got a few DVDs for our kids and the cashier was friendly, helpful, and quick. Overall, this store continues to be somewhat steep, but for a more spendy shopping trip, you're rewarded with a swanky experience. Please check out my pics! =)

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    I've recently been riding a bike that was passed down to me. It's an 80's road bike. Its my first…read moretime riding a bike since my old BMX bike from my middle school days. I'm in my 20s now and know absolutely zilch about bikes. My chain snapped and I brought it into the bike kitchen. I paid $10 cash for the shop fee and immediately a volunteer helped me mount up my bike and get to work. He was so welcoming and fun to work with. We evaluated whether or not my chain was salvageable, and decided we should take a few links from a chain in the back, and add it to mine. It was only $3, and from there he taught me everything about repairing a chain. He was so nice and helpful, I used the tools and he kept watch to make sure I was doing it right. Sometimes that can be stressful, but he made sure it was a fun environment and we laughed almost the whole time. I could not recommend this place more. For them, its really just about the bikes. It felt amazing to fix it myself, and learn something about my bicycle. The volunteer also helped inspect my bike to make sure nothing else needed fixing. He explained it like, "you already paid the shop fee, lets see what else we can do". I hope I learn enough to volunteer here one day. Truly a 10/10 experience.

    Really cool nonprofit organization supporting the Sacramento community through cycling!…read more They'll help fix your bike and teach you how to do it yourself for only $10. For kids up to 17 years old, bikes are free. A lot of low income or immigrants families benefit from this offering. Every second Saturday of the month, they host open bar nights with live music: check out their website for the artist lineup! One of their workshops was even a Bike Jewelry Workshop where people made jewelry from bike parts. SBK is focused on making cycling affordable and accessible while teaching bike maintenance and safety classes to help people become more independent riders. Besides the bike shop, they also do community outreach projects and are always looking for volunteers if you're interested in helping out!

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    Love this place, great selection of quality items Attentive…read moreand knowledgeable staff Wish there was a place like this in my hometown!

    This review is specifically about my personal experience with attorney Lina…read more I sought legal assistance through WEAVE for a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) involving a long history of abuse. When I was assigned to Lina, she was a newer attorney, but I chose to work with her because she had availability and I believed she would advocate for my case. Throughout our preparation, I repeatedly expressed the importance of presenting my evidence and witnesses. I had extensive documentation and multiple witnesses prepared to testify. Despite these discussions, I received very little guidance on how to prepare for court beyond what to wear on the hearing date. I was not given meaningful information about what to expect during the hearing or how testimony would be presented. Before the hearing, there was also an issue with service and filing. My ex violated the temporary restraining order, and when I contacted the police, I was informed that the order had not been properly served or entered into the system. That was very concerning for me as basic filing of the paperwork. On the day of the hearing, Lina told me the hearing would likely be continued. Instead, the hearing proceeded. I was unprepared for having to present my own case with little assistance. During the hearing, none of the evidence I had repeatedly asked to be presented was introduced, and none of my witnesses were called which I know would be in a trial (which in my case that's where I wanted to go). I was left to speak for myself while emotional and overwhelmed. I remember the judge even indicating that Lina could speak for me or with me, yet very little advocacy occurred with me. The DVRO was denied. While I understand that no attorney can guarantee an outcome, I left feeling that my case had never truly been presented to the court. My concern is not that the judge ruled against me, but that the evidence and witness testimony I had spent significant time gathering were never put before the court. After the hearing, I was told I would receive a follow-up call later that day, but no call came. When I eventually reached out myself to discuss my concerns, I felt dismissed rather than heard. Instead of receiving explanations regarding why evidence and witnesses were not presented, I felt my concerns were minimized and responsibility was shifted onto me. The problems continued after the hearing. When I later got a different attorney , there were additional issues regarding paperwork needed to remove Lina as attorney of record. As a result, close to an another hearing, she still appeared as attorney of record because the paperwork had not been properly completed. I understand that attorneys are human and that every case has challenges. However, what was most disappointing was the lack of preparation, communication, follow through, and advocacy I experienced during one of the most vulnerable periods of my life. I was seeking protection for myself and my children and needed an attorney who would thoroughly present my case and guide me through the process. I am sharing this experience so that others can make an informed decision when seeking legal representation during a domestic violence matter and not have to go through the added emotional aspect I endured when I was seeking for advocacy.

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    Midtown

    I can't thank RedRover enough for how they helped our family. We had 2 dogs already when my…read moredaughter saved a stray from getting hit by a car. She brought her home and she was in bad condition. All matted, had ticks, hungry etc. In the process of looking for her owners we took her to the vet to get shots, flea and tick prevention and a well check so she could be around our other dogs. No one came forward as her owner and we loved her so much already that she became part of our family. We named her Baker :). Baker had a hernia that needed to be fixed. Recently, I unexpectedly got laid off. Needless to say, money was tight. I reached out to Red Rover and they immediately replied and thankfully they were able to help assist with the costs of Bakers surgery. We are so very appreciative, and words alone cannot express our gratitude. This is a wonderful organization and our family feels so blessed that they were able to make Baker's surgery possible. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you RedRover!

    My husband and I been yelping and searching for a animal shelter, pet rescue, and any available…read moreplaces that accepts cat donation. But, majority of the places were closed and we were desperate to find a good place with a kind and loving person or people who has knowledge of taking care of baby kitten (feral cat). Our story started on this day. Saturday morning we saw a orange white stripe baby kitten. Crying and alone. It couldn't walk and it was shivering. We wrapped it in a new clean towel. Hoping the mom will come back for it. After half a day she didn't come for her kitten. We took it to Petsmart with a small box with blankets and see if we can get help on what to feed it. I also did research and try to figure out what cat it is and how to feed it. Petsmart isn't that smart with pets. We didn't get the help that we needed. End up getting kitten formula (GNC) and newborn nursing kit (GNC) and kitten wipes (Whisky) It had some milk but, it took only 2ML. Then 3-4 hours another 2ML. I was worried it wasn't getting enough milk. I watched for signs of it was full. It turned is head away and mouth closed shut. Even though I think it's not drinking enough but, I didn't want to force it either because I was scared it might get a tummy ache. Saturday night we left it in a blanket in a box and folded the blanket in the corners to keep it warm and a flat blanket in the center. Another tiny blanket wrapped around it. Sunday afternoon finally the mom took it and we watched through the surveillance camera. I was upset that the mom was not feeding her baby. But, maybe she wanted her kitten to go to her. After half day she finally took her kitten. But, she had 3 more! So now she abandon 1 more which is a ash gray kitten which is a little more chubbier and bigger than the orange white striped one. We waited for the parents to grab them. Since they took the other two away. Sunday night got really windy and cold. The poor kitten was probably crying because there were no more sounds coming out of them. They were cold. So, I move them to a box to prevent the wind blowing at them and also the blanket blowing away. They finally stopped shivering and crying. Monday morning the mother or father never came back. I tried giving them warm kitten milk as instructed from the container. I did not microwave the milk. I just warm the milk in a tiny small bowl with a another bowl with hot water. Let it sit for a minute and then uses a syringe to feed it. But, also test the milk on my wrist to make sure it's safe to feed it. It only took 1 ML for the orange kitten. The ash gray didn't take anything at all. I've notice the orange look very weak and it look like it has an eye infection. Again, we know nothing about caring for a kitten nor are we a expert. We rather take the kittens to someone who is an expert and more knowledgeable. If we can, we would do everything to care for it but, our mom wouldn't let us keep it. Thank you so much for all the beautiful ladies with big hearts! For being so kind and helpful. We wouldn't know what to do if we haven't gone over to Redrover. We apologize for dropping by of not knowing that this is not a rescue animal or a animal shelter. Just that all the other 6 places we looked into were all closed on Mondays. We were desperate to saving the kittens' lives because we knew that the orange white striped kitten looked malnutrition and it is starving. We wouldn't know how we can help it. (We feel really sad and guilty at the same time) the ash gray is starting to look weak too! Thank you for the kind hearted lady with short hair who whole heartily took the two kittens to care for. I feel relieved because I know the kittens will be safe and out of danger because we feel she knows a lot about caring for the kittens VS my husband and I who knows nothing about caring for the kittens. Even though we tried feeding it and keeping it warm. But, we wouldn't know how to properly care for it and instead do more harm to it even when we give it our all to care for it. Thank you again to all the ladies and thank you a gazillion for the kind hearted lady with short hair who took them in. I know it won't be easy to care for the kittens because one look very frail, malnourished and might have an eye infection because one side look smaller than the other. While the other kitten didn't have anything to drink all day because it didn't want the kitten formula.

    Broad Room Creative Collective

    Broad Room Creative Collective

    (6 reviews)

    This is a incredible place in Sacramento. I was in the market for some art supplies and got this…read morerecommendation for supplies that I could use. I went ahead and booked an appointment (not sure if you can go in without one). When I arrived it was a super easy process 1. ring door bell 2. tell them your name 3. grab a bag & "shop" I tried to be mindful of course and only take what I needed but I was so amazed by all the crafts they had and the condition they were in. You can only book once a month according to the website which is nice in my opinion that way you have a opportunity to get some good things. This is also a art studio so you can see the spaces artist have in the back as well. I also love that you can bring any supplies for the most part and donated some unique things were glass jars , cups, storage containers. I went around Christmas so there was a section of holiday supplies and decor. I scored some amazing things and would recommend folks to go if they have donations, picking up a new hobby or cant afford art supplies right now and still want to create. Lastly - they have so many community workshops & events too. Check them out!

    My fav place with some of the most kind and helpful people. I love broad room so much, i feel like…read morea kid in a candy store. Take only what you need and come donate any art supplies you have as well. The collectives cats are my favs as well. Yarn is so expensive these days and you can always find yarn to use when here and other fun artsy materials. Appts only for the art closet! They hold amazing workshops too so if you're wanting to learn a new skill check em out and their super affordable and accessible to the community which is amazing

    Sac Zoo - zoos - Updated June 2026

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