St. HOPE Development Corporation Band 1
Oak Park Free Flu Vaccine Event
Sponsored by: UC Davis Health
Come join us, Saturday, December 5, 2020 from 10am-2pm!
Free Flu Vaccine Event Info:
Free seasonal flu vaccines for ages 18-64 years
Educational information on COVID-19 and the flu
Free goodie bags with canned food give away
Social distancing and COVID-19 precautions will be maintained
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Time:
10:00am-2:00pm
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Location:
Esther’s Park
3408 3rd Ave
Sacramento, CA 95817
Hocus Pocus at Esther’s Park
SOLD OUT!
Comedy Night at the Guild Theater is a 21 and over event This Months Headliner is Clayton Thomas
About this Event
Comedy Night At The Guild Theater
Hosted By: Comedian Dru Burks
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Time:
7:00PM Door
8:00PM Showtime
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Comedian Info:
Feature Comedian : Jay Rich out of Oakland Ca quickly rising from local to Global. Traveling the country killing stages from night clubs to colleges and The $10,000 Tommy T comedy comp winner.
Book Signing and Discussion with B.J. Davis “True…at First”
Underground Books
Join us as Brenda Davis discusses her latest novel “True…at First”.
LUNAFEST 2020
Guild Theater
LUNAFEST® is not just a traveling film festival, it’s a force for change. Join us in supporting women filmmakers and women’s causes.
About this Event
A great showing of LUNAFEST films, as wells as concessions, raffles and a Silent Auction. LUNAFEST 2020 – short films — by and about Women!
Two Screening Times:
Saturday, May 2, 2020 at 2 PM and 7 PM
We Need to Talk
Stage Play
Description
*Sold Out Three Times*
And now it’s back by popular demand: We Need to Talk.
Woman empowerment at it’s finest, come and enjoy this magnificent
play. We Need to Talk is a game changer. You’re going to leave
this play feeling empowered, set free, and joyful.
Come & see what the Tea is all about.
Get your tickets Today!
Kathy Marshall “Finding Otho: The Search for Our Enslaved Williams Ancestors”
Discussion and Book Signing
Kathy Lynne Marshall’s lifelong infatuation with African culture was challenged when a DNA test revealed just how much European cream was in her African coffee. That sent her on an intensive search to find out more about her family’s diverse ancestry. Focusing on her maternal great-great-grandfather, Otho Williams, Kathy only knew he was born a slave in 1834 in Maryland. But who were his parents and his owner? Exactly where was his home?