Citrus Heights Event Calendar

Fair Oaks Farmer’s Market is run by a farmer for the farmers and local businesses—keeping the focus on community and authentic local flavor.

When you visit on Tuesdays, you can expect a warm, neighborly atmosphere that highlights the best of local produce, artisanal goods, and handmade crafts. Here’s what you’ll find:

• Local & Seasonal Produce: Fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs straight from area growers. Every season brings new flavors to explore.
• Artisan Foods & Baked Goods: Homemade breads, pastries, cheeses, jams, and even ready-to-eat meals crafted by local food makers.
• Crafts & Unique Finds: Handmade goods from local artisans—natural beauty products, décor, and one-of-a-kind gifts.
• Community Atmosphere: A place to connect with neighbors and farmers alike. Vendors often share tips, stories, and recipes.
• Extra Activities: Live music, cooking demos, and occasional community events add to the festive vibe.

Practical Tips:

• Payment: Many vendors accept cards, but cash is handy for smaller stalls.
• Reusable Bags: Bring your own bags to carry home your haul and help cut down on waste.
• Parking & Weather: Plan for parking and check the forecast—it’s an outdoor event.

Visiting the Fair Oaks Farmer’s Market on a Tuesday morning promises a lively, delicious slice of local culture. Explore the stalls, chat with the vendors, and savor the freshest flavors Fair Oaks has to offer.

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Bannister Park is a well-maintained public space located at 3820 Bannister Road in Fair Oaks, California, near Citrus Heights.

The park offers visitors an escape to nature within the suburban sprawl. It features a paved trail leading to the American River, making it a popular spot for both cyclists & pedestrians.

The trail is lined with beautiful trees providing ample shade, and there are options to extend your hike for a longer adventure; however, be mindful of the bike traffic along the path.

For those seeking an easy hike, the route from Bannister Park to the American River via the Bannister Bike Trail spans 3.21 km and is suitable for all fitness levels. The trail is easily accessible and provides a pleasant experience for visitors.

The park is known for its clean and inviting atmosphere, serving as a community hub for fitness enthusiasts and families.

To learn more about Bannister Park and its offerings, visit the Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District’s official website .

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Located at 10191 Mills Station Road, the MACC is housed in a beautifully renovated historic train depot constructed in 1911, which has been transformed into a modern gallery space. The center preserves the charm of its past while offering modern amenities for a variety of cultural events.

• Art Exhibitions & Performances: Local artists showcase their work in rotating exhibits, and live performances—from music and theater to dance—bring the space to life.
• Workshops & Community Events: The center often hosts creative workshops, community gatherings, and educational programs that invite participation from all ages.
• Historic Ambiance: Retaining original architectural elements of the old depot, the venue’s blend of vintage and contemporary design provides a unique, welcoming atmosphere.
• Convenient Location: Situated in the heart of Rancho Cordova (near Sacramento), it’s easily accessible by car or public transit, with parking options available and nearby dining spots for a complete day out.

The MACC’s mission is to provide high-quality art experiences and entertainment to the community. Each month, the center showcases art installations, events, music, classes, and theatrical plays.

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Admission to the MACC is free, and the center offers ample free parking. It’s also conveniently located next to the Mills Light Rail Station, making it easily accessible by public transportation.

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For the most current information on exhibits, events, and operating hours, it’s recommended to visit the MACC’s official website or contact them directly at (916) 273-5712.

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Visiting the MACC provides an opportunity to engage with the local arts scene and explore the rich cultural offerings of Rancho Cordova.

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Image © Mills Station Arts & Culture Cente — https://www.rcmacc.org/

The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:

Community Focus

• Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
• Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
• Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.

Environment

• Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
• Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.

Additional Information

• Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
• Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.

The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.

If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.

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Nimbus Dam is located on the American River in Fair Oaks, California, and plays a key role in controlling water flow from Folsom Dam downstream to the Sacramento area. The dam was constructed in 1955 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and is part of the Central Valley Project.

General Travel Information:

Location: Off Hazel Avenue, near Highway 50 in Fair Oaks, California

Activities Nearby:

• Nimbus Fish Hatchery: A popular attraction where visitors can learn about salmon and steelhead conservation, walk along the fish ladder, and enjoy scenic views.
• American River Parkway: Offers biking, hiking, and jogging trails along the river.
• Boating & Fishing: The river below the dam is known for fishing, particularly for steelhead trout and salmon.
• Best Time to Visit: Fall and winter months (October–February) are ideal for seeing salmon and steelhead migration at the hatchery.
• Parking & Fees: Parking is typically available at the fish hatchery and along the parkway, with some areas requiring a small fee.
• Accessibility: The fish hatchery and river trails are wheelchair accessible.
• Nearby Cities: Sacramento is about a 20-minute drive away.

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Tip: River cobbles can be slick—choose treaded shoes. After big storms, expect debris and re-routed side channels.

The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:

Community Focus

• Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
• Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
• Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.

Environment

• Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
• Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.

Additional Information

• Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
• Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.

The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.

If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.

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The Guild Theater, located at 2828 35th Street in Sacramento's historic Oak Park neighborhood, has been a cultural landmark since its original opening in 1915. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street at the time.

Over the years, the theater has undergone several transformations, including periods as the Oak Park Theater, Victor Theater, and New Oak Park Theater. In 1952, it reopened as the Guild Theater, featuring a modern marquee and seating for 467 patrons. After a phase of decline and vacancy, the theater was revitalized and is now managed by St. HOPE, a nonprofit organization dedicated to community development through public education, civic leadership, economic growth, and the arts.

Founded in 1989 by former Mayor, NBA star and Oak Park resident Kevin Johnson, the St. HOPE organization accepted the challenge of restoring the Guild Theater after it had been vacant for many years, finishing the full restoration in 2003.

The Guild Theater in Sacramento is a cherished cultural venue that has long played a significant role in the local arts scene.

Historic Charm & Modern Vibe: Originally established as a community gathering place, the Guild Theater has maintained its historic character while evolving with modern updates. Its blend of classic architecture and contemporary amenities creates an intimate setting that enhances every performance.

Events: The theater is known for hosting a wide variety of events—from live theatrical productions and musical performances to film screenings and special community events.

Community-Focused Mission: More than just a performance space, the Guild Theater is dedicated to fostering local talent and engaging the community.

Accessibility & Atmosphere: Located in a lively part of the city, the theater is easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.

Today, the Guild Theater serves as a vibrant hub for performing arts and cinema, hosting a diverse array of events.

The Guild Theater offers a unique and intimate setting that continues to enrich Sacramento’s cultural landscape.

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Quick answers to common questions about the Chip Chip Hooray! free microchipping event.

Who can participate?
This event is intended for Citrus Heights residents. Please bring proof of residency (such as a driver’s license or utility bill) so staff can verify you live within city limits.

Which pets are eligible?
Dogs and cats are welcome. Pets should be healthy enough for a brief handling and microchip injection. Very young, sick, or medically fragile animals should be cleared by your veterinarian first.

Is microchipping really free?
Yes — microchipping itself is free at this event. Licensing fees may still apply depending on your pet’s status (spayed/neutered, senior, multi-year license, etc.). City staff can go over your specific licensing cost on-site.

What should I bring?

• Proof of Citrus Heights residency
• Your pet’s current rabies certificate (for licensing)
• A photo ID
• Any previous license information, if you have it

How should I handle my pet at the event?

• Dogs: Must be on a secure leash (no retractable leashes preferred).
• Cats: Must be in a sturdy, well-ventilated carrier.
• Consider bringing a second person if your pet is nervous in new environments.

How long does microchipping take?
The chip is injected under the skin between your pet’s shoulder blades using a small needle. The actual placement is quick — usually less than a minute — but plan a few extra minutes for check-in and paperwork.

Will my pet be in a database?
Yes. Staff will register your pet’s microchip with your contact information so that if your pet is found and scanned, you can be contacted quickly. Be sure to keep your contact details current with the microchip company and the city.

Do I have to license my pet at the same time?
You can get help with licensing on-site. If your pet is not currently licensed, or is due for renewal, this is a convenient chance to update everything in one visit.

What if my pet is already microchipped?
Staff can often help you look up or verify an existing chip and make sure your information is current, even if the chip was placed elsewhere.

Who is hosting this event?
The event is hosted by Chip Chip Hooray! in partnership with Citrus Heights Animal Services, as part of the city’s effort to keep local pets safe and reunited with their families.

For more details or last-minute updates, visit the official City of Citrus Heights page .

The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:

Community Focus

• Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
• Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
• Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.

Environment

• Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
• Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.

Additional Information

• Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
• Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.

The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.

If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.

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The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:

Community Focus

• Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
• Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
• Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.

Environment

• Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
• Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.

Additional Information

• Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
• Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.

The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.

If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.

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The Guild Theater, located at 2828 35th Street in Sacramento's historic Oak Park neighborhood, has been a cultural landmark since its original opening in 1915. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street at the time.

Over the years, the theater has undergone several transformations, including periods as the Oak Park Theater, Victor Theater, and New Oak Park Theater. In 1952, it reopened as the Guild Theater, featuring a modern marquee and seating for 467 patrons. After a phase of decline and vacancy, the theater was revitalized and is now managed by St. HOPE, a nonprofit organization dedicated to community development through public education, civic leadership, economic growth, and the arts.

Founded in 1989 by former Mayor, NBA star and Oak Park resident Kevin Johnson, the St. HOPE organization accepted the challenge of restoring the Guild Theater after it had been vacant for many years, finishing the full restoration in 2003.

The Guild Theater in Sacramento is a cherished cultural venue that has long played a significant role in the local arts scene.

Historic Charm & Modern Vibe: Originally established as a community gathering place, the Guild Theater has maintained its historic character while evolving with modern updates. Its blend of classic architecture and contemporary amenities creates an intimate setting that enhances every performance.

Events: The theater is known for hosting a wide variety of events—from live theatrical productions and musical performances to film screenings and special community events.

Community-Focused Mission: More than just a performance space, the Guild Theater is dedicated to fostering local talent and engaging the community.

Accessibility & Atmosphere: Located in a lively part of the city, the theater is easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.

Today, the Guild Theater serves as a vibrant hub for performing arts and cinema, hosting a diverse array of events.

The Guild Theater offers a unique and intimate setting that continues to enrich Sacramento’s cultural landscape.

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The Guild Theater, located at 2828 35th Street in Sacramento's historic Oak Park neighborhood, has been a cultural landmark since its original opening in 1915. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street at the time.

Over the years, the theater has undergone several transformations, including periods as the Oak Park Theater, Victor Theater, and New Oak Park Theater. In 1952, it reopened as the Guild Theater, featuring a modern marquee and seating for 467 patrons. After a phase of decline and vacancy, the theater was revitalized and is now managed by St. HOPE, a nonprofit organization dedicated to community development through public education, civic leadership, economic growth, and the arts.

Founded in 1989 by former Mayor, NBA star and Oak Park resident Kevin Johnson, the St. HOPE organization accepted the challenge of restoring the Guild Theater after it had been vacant for many years, finishing the full restoration in 2003.

The Guild Theater in Sacramento is a cherished cultural venue that has long played a significant role in the local arts scene.

Historic Charm & Modern Vibe: Originally established as a community gathering place, the Guild Theater has maintained its historic character while evolving with modern updates. Its blend of classic architecture and contemporary amenities creates an intimate setting that enhances every performance.

Events: The theater is known for hosting a wide variety of events—from live theatrical productions and musical performances to film screenings and special community events.

Community-Focused Mission: More than just a performance space, the Guild Theater is dedicated to fostering local talent and engaging the community.

Accessibility & Atmosphere: Located in a lively part of the city, the theater is easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.

Today, the Guild Theater serves as a vibrant hub for performing arts and cinema, hosting a diverse array of events.

The Guild Theater offers a unique and intimate setting that continues to enrich Sacramento’s cultural landscape.

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Sylvan Oaks Library — 6700 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95621

Nestled among native valley oaks near Crosswoods Park, Sylvan Oaks Library offers a scenic, tranquil setting with robust services for families, students, and lifelong learners across Citrus Heights.

Operating Hours

• Sunday & Monday: Closed
• Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Hours current as of February 2025. Check the site for holiday updates.

Services & Amenities

• Collections: Books, periodicals, e-resources, and databases.
• Technology: Public PCs with internet/MS Office, Wi-Fi, and assistive devices.
• Children’s Area: Kid-friendly space with a wide selection and a fish tank.
• Programs: Storytimes, STEAM activities, teen movie nights, adult book groups.
• Spaces: Meeting and study rooms for groups or individuals.

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The Fair Oaks Library is a public library located in Fair Oaks, California, that serves as a community hub for learning, culture, and engagement. While specific details (such as operating hours or programming schedules) may change over time, here are some key points about the library:

Community Focus

• Public Resource: As part of the local public library system (often integrated with the Sacramento County Public Library system), the Fair Oaks Library provides residents with access to a broad range of materials including books, magazines, DVDs, and digital resources.
• Programs and Events: The library frequently hosts events and programs for all age groups. These can include story times for children, book clubs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Such events are designed to foster literacy, lifelong learning, and community interaction.
• Digital and In-Person Services: In addition to a physical collection, the library offers digital resources such as e-books, audiobooks, and online databases. Public computers and free Wi-Fi are typically available to assist with research, job applications, or other internet needs.

Environment

• Welcoming Space: The library is known for its inviting atmosphere. It often includes dedicated areas for children, teens, and adults, making it a versatile space for families, students, and seniors.
• Community Hub: Beyond lending materials, the Fair Oaks Library serves as a meeting place for community groups and local events, contributing to the social and educational fabric of the area.

Additional Information

• Local Integration: Being part of the county’s library system means that residents often have access not only to the materials available at the Fair Oaks branch but also to a much larger interlibrary network. This allows for broader resource sharing and additional services.
• Staying Updated: For the most current information on operating hours, specific programs, or any temporary changes (such as holiday closures or special events), it’s a good idea to check the library’s official website or contact them directly. Local government or the Sacramento County Public Library system’s site will typically have the latest updates.

The Fair Oaks Library is much more than just a place to borrow books—it’s an integral community institution dedicated to supporting education, culture, and community engagement in Fair Oaks, California. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study, a venue for community events, or simply a vast array of resources for learning and leisure, the Fair Oaks Library aims to meet those needs.

If you need more specific or up-to-date details (such as the address, contact information, or current programming), please visit the Sacramento County Public Library website or directly contact the Fair Oaks branch.

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The Guild Theater, located at 2828 35th Street in Sacramento's historic Oak Park neighborhood, has been a cultural landmark since its original opening in 1915. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street at the time.

Over the years, the theater has undergone several transformations, including periods as the Oak Park Theater, Victor Theater, and New Oak Park Theater. In 1952, it reopened as the Guild Theater, featuring a modern marquee and seating for 467 patrons. After a phase of decline and vacancy, the theater was revitalized and is now managed by St. HOPE, a nonprofit organization dedicated to community development through public education, civic leadership, economic growth, and the arts.

Founded in 1989 by former Mayor, NBA star and Oak Park resident Kevin Johnson, the St. HOPE organization accepted the challenge of restoring the Guild Theater after it had been vacant for many years, finishing the full restoration in 2003.

The Guild Theater in Sacramento is a cherished cultural venue that has long played a significant role in the local arts scene.

Historic Charm & Modern Vibe: Originally established as a community gathering place, the Guild Theater has maintained its historic character while evolving with modern updates. Its blend of classic architecture and contemporary amenities creates an intimate setting that enhances every performance.

Events: The theater is known for hosting a wide variety of events—from live theatrical productions and musical performances to film screenings and special community events.

Community-Focused Mission: More than just a performance space, the Guild Theater is dedicated to fostering local talent and engaging the community.

Accessibility & Atmosphere: Located in a lively part of the city, the theater is easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.

Today, the Guild Theater serves as a vibrant hub for performing arts and cinema, hosting a diverse array of events.

The Guild Theater offers a unique and intimate setting that continues to enrich Sacramento’s cultural landscape.

sthope.org

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