Things To Do in Sacramento

Sacramento is full of things to do, whether it's catching a live music performance, visiting a museum, enjoying the outdoors, going for a hike, checking out our 800+ murals, or any number of other activities.

Best of all, Sacramento hosts a wide variety of major events including the Farm-to-Fork Festival, Aftershock Music Festival, GoldenSky Country Music Festival, free Friday night Concerts in the Park, and more.

Plan your trip to Sacramento today, and check out the countless things to do on this page, or visit our events calendar, Sacramento365, to see a comprehensive listing of events, shows and more that you can enjoy when you're in town.

Sacramento's Aftershock Announces 2024 Lineup

Aftershock returns to Sacramento's Discovery Park October 10-13 featuring headliners Mötley Crüe, Iron Maiden, Slipknot, Slayer, and more.

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Cozy Restaurants in Sacramento

We’ve gathered a few Sacramento restaurants you can cozy up at whether it be outside by a fire pit or inside in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

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Visit a Museum

Sacramento Museums are now open. Take a look at them and plan your visit today.

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Podcast: Experience Latino Art and Culture in Sacramento

The Latino Center of Art and Culture has been in operation since 1972, celebrating Latinos and sharing the diversity within the community through at exhibitions, events and more.

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Upcoming Events

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Mar 19

916 Swing

Mar 19, 2024 - Sep 10, 2024 Stoney Inn Rockin' Rodeo
Mar 19

Clay Lab

Mar 19, 2024 - Dec 31, 2024 Verge Center for the Arts
Mar 19

Curtis Park Book Club with Crawford's Books

Mar 19, 2024 - Apr 9, 2024 Track 7 Brewing Co. - Curtis Park
Mar 19

For the Words I Couldn’t Say

Mar 19, 2024 - Apr 9, 2024 ARTHOUSE on R Gallery & Studios

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