Best Arts and Culture Places in Sacramento

"and Wed 10 – 7, Thursdays 10 – 9, Fri-sun 10-5 Adults $10.00, Students (w/ID) $5.00), Kids 6 and under FREE Every 3rd Sunday is “Pay What You Wish” sponsored by Bank of America Parking tip: On-street parking meters bordering the Museum and Crocker Park require quarters. A parking lot is available on Second Street and costs $3 per two hours. Meters free on Sundays."

"If you want a sophisticated and dramatic feel to your engagement photos, I would recommend using the indoor ballroom or Friedman Court room for instance. However, if you like a clean and bright look, I would recommending using their outdoor Courtyard or E. Kendell Davis Courtyard."

"Art aficionados in Sacramento have the privilege of living in the same city as the historic Crocker Art Museum. This institution goes back more than 130 years. Phenomenal pieces from all around the world are on display at the Crocker Art Museum."

"Through a unique partnership with the State of California, The California Museum opened in June of 1998 as a private non-profit institution focused on California history and culture. Under the development of the Secretary of State’s office, the Museum was created to be the public showplace for contents of the California State Archives. In 2003, however, former First Lady Maria Shriver began working with the Museum to expand its vision and mission, creating exhibitions that emphasize stories not presented to reflect all aspects of California’s diverse population and culture, with a focus on the contributions of women and under-represented groups."

"California is an amazing state where options are limitless and dreams become reality. The California Museum fosters this concept as new educational programs are created, exhibits are crafted and cultural events are opened to the public. We fulfill this mission by creating a unique learning space where children, adults, and visitors from around the globe can be inspired by this great state’s rich history and stories of its innovative people."

"This modern museum is home to the California Hall of Fame and so the only place to simultaneously encounter César Chávez, Mark Zuckerberg and Amelia Earhart. The California Indians exhibit is a highlight, with artifacts and oral histories of more than 10 tribes."

"Stop by Artists’ Collaborative Gallery to get to know the local art scene better. All kinds of art can be enjoyed in this space. If you are more of a visual arts fan, then spend some time admiring the photographs, oil paintings, and acrylic paintings, among others."

"The oldest artists’ cooperative in Sacramento, exhibiting over 30 local artists featuring unique fine art, ceramics, glass, gourds, jewelry & photography. 129 K Street Sacramento, CA 95814"

"2722 R StreetSacramento, CA 95816916-942-9348Get directions ». Midtown Bliss Home & Gifts is a local artisan co-op featuring over 115 vendors with thousands of unique items from home decor to one of a kind gifts. Many of the items you may find have been up-cycled or re-purposed, making us an eco-friendly place to shop."

"The grounds of California’s state capitol, forty-acre Capitol Park, are considered to be among the most beautiful state capitol grounds in the country. Enter the park at L and 15th Streets, where you can stop and smell over 150 varieties of roses and read inspirational poems written by Sacramento school children in the International World Peace Rose Garden. From here, slowly make your way toward the Capitol, taking in the park’s lush greenery as well as the various memorials to key moments and figures in California history, such as the California Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the California Firefighters Memorial, and the Indian Grinding Rock."

"All the way back in 2003, a set of volunteers went ahead and hired a landscape designer to begin the process of creating Natomas’ first all-volunteer community rose garden that works hand-in-hand with the city’s parks department."

"908 K StSacramento, CA 95814916-661-6983 Coin-op Game Room Website. We're a classic arcade with a great patio, pub grub, pizzas, drinks and all kinds of games in Downtown Sacramento."

"We're a classic arcade with a great patio, pub grub, pizzas, drinks and all kinds of games in Downtown Sacramento."

"A post shared by BB (@lilbbdaqt) on Jun 20, 2016 at 8:29pm PDT. Have too many plans to exercise your dog properly while you’re in Sacramento?. Rest easy knowing that you can easily hire a local dog walker who will be happy to show your pup around."

"The Buckhorn name is practically synonymous with high-quality meat in the Sacramento area, thanks in no small part to the restaurant group’s more casual restaurants, Buckhorn Grill and Buckhorn BBQ. But the flagship Buckhorn Steakhouse is legendary, having helped put Winters on the map as a destination for fans of hand-butchered steaks and blackened tri-tip. The menu is paired down from its pre-pandemic glory but staples including certified Angus rib-eye and garlic mashed potatoes remain up for grabs. A post shared by Buckhorn Steakhouse (@buckhorn_steakhouse)"