The top 5 things to do in Sacramento this winter include: Imaginarium, Theatre of Lights, Sac Brew Bike’s tour of the Fab 40s, the Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink, Dovewood Court and Rockmont Circle.
The Esak’timá Center at Sac State opened this year as a resource for Native American students where they can receive academic advising, free printing and much more.
“When We Were Colored: A Mother’s Story” written by Playwright Ginger Rutland is a story that focuses on the journey of a middle-class Black woman who grew up in the segregated South. The play then follows her move to Sacramento in 1952 with her family as they navigate life in a more integrated society.
Sac State hosted the second day of the International Conference on Genocide in the University Union, with panels ranging from narratives around genocide to group healing sessions.
Sacramento’s country music festival, GoldenSky, wrapped up at the end of last weekend after providing artists large and small an opportunity to grow their audience.
The GoldenSky Festival returns to Discovery Park in Sacramento with artists ranging from Luke Bryan and Thomas Rhett to The Turnpike Troubadours, the event guarantees something for every country music enjoyer.
The Sacramento State chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine organized a three-part art exhibit to honor lives lost from the genocide in Gaza at the Sacramento capitol building.
Lilia Contreras Ramirez leads with service and dedication as Sac State’s Hispanic Serving Institution Director. Her commitment is to help shape the future for Hispanic and Latinx students.
