Sacramento Events June 2021 Schedule

Over the past several years, Sacramento has been at the forefront of community living by holding free fitness and wellness events. But in the first quarter of 2020, all these were shifted online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

However, as the city’s new coronavirus cases have plummeted to dramatic lows over the past several weeks, public and private organizations are now slowly shifting to “live” but limited capacity events.

Below is a list of live and virtual Sacramento events that may interest you:

Beyond Breath – An Introduction to Sky Breath Meditation by The Art of Living Foundation (free online session)

This 75-minute introductory session called “Beyond Breath” can help you get rid of stress and anxiety through calming breathing techniques and guided meditation. Studies have shown that breathing techniques can improve blood flow to the brain, lower blood pressure, and improve the nervous system.

Make sure that you immediately contact the organizer because each session has limited spots to guarantee that each participant gets to enjoy an interactive experience.

Location: Zoom session (Note: You’ll get your Zoom like by contacting the organizer at aditya.masur@artofliving.org or manivannan.m@artofliving.org.)

Date: Saturday, June 12 at 4 pm

I Can Find Peace in Sacramento: Free 21 Days Spiritual Meditation Course by We Meditate (free online event)

You can join this free meditation course through this link, https://zoom.us/j/918171615. You can also contact the organizers, who are meditation volunteers practicing and teaching Sahaja Yoga meditation, through these links:

https://www.discoversahajayoga.org/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/WeMeditateGroup

WhatsApp at +15132038961

Location: Zoom event

Date: Saturday, June 12 at 8:45 am to 10:15 am

COVID-FREE Bootcamp in the Park by Christina Rizzo

Organized by certified personal trainer Christina Rizzo, this free bootcamp is for anyone interested in getting physically active and losing weight naturally. All people are welcome here regardless of their fitness level; even seniors with mobility issues can participate in the event since the organizers will set up a chair section. (Note: All the attendees will be spaced at least six feet apart.)

The trainer specializes in circuit weight training, high intensity interval training, active aging adults programs, weight loss, and behavior development associated with fitness.

Date: Sunday, June 13 at 9 am – 10 am

Location: McKinley Park, 601 Alhambra Boulevard, Sacramento, CA

Bootcamp Fitness Class by Carmichael Bootcamp (free live event)

This bootcamp is for anyone interested in getting healthier and fit, regardless of their level of physical fitness. By promoting an active lifestyle, the organizers also aim to promote camaraderie among the participants.

What you should bring: a mat and weights (if you don’t have weights, you can still perform the activities)

Location: Eugene H. Ahner Park, 5517 Manzanita Avenue, Sacramento, CA

Date: Tuesday, June 15 at 6 am

Heal Your Lifelong Binge Eating and Lifelong Dieting by Shelby McDaniel (free online event)

The event is for someone who struggles with eating disorders or unhealthy relationship with food. This online masterclass includes techniques to control food cravings, eliminate guilt and destructive eating behaviors, and keep a healthy weight naturally.

Note: Prior to the event you will be provided with a confirmation link to join the online webinar.

Date: Tuesday, June 15 at 4 pm

REFRESHED / Yoga Nidra Hosted by Juice by Kenya and Lead by Breathing Space (free live event)

This yoga class, which is hosted by Jill Weston from Breathing Space, aims to relax your body and calm your mind. In line with the public health protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19, only the first 30 people to register will be allowed to join and will be expected to follow social distancing guidelines.

What you should bring: a yoga mat and a pillow

Location: Esther Park, 3408 3rd Avenue, Sacramento, CA

Date: Wednesday, June 16 at 5 pm – 7 pm

How to Eliminate Chronic Physical and Emotional Pain without Pills (free online event)

This Zoom event is hosted and organized by Esateys, a board-certified nurse practitioner and life and relationship coach with an extensive background in alternative health modalities.

With this free masterclass, she can help you live a pain-free and more fulfilling life without relying on drugs and other band-aid solutions.

Location: Virtual via Zoom

Date: Wednesday, June 16 at 12 noon to 1 pm

The Country Squire Mobile Home Park is a manufactured home community that is located near Citrus Heights, a city that is becoming a gastronomical hot spot. Living in Country Squire Mobile Home Park is an amazing experience, especially for a hardcore foodie. This manufactured home community in Sacramento, California is located near Citrus Heights, a city that is gradually emerging as a gastronomical hot spot.

With an overwhelming number of food hubs, you might find it daunting to choose your next food trip, so we have decided to round up the top four Citrus Heights restaurants you should try. These food destinations are not just known for their scrumptious meal and hearty servings, but also for their reasonable prices.

1. Texas Roadhouse

This town’s favorite serves all-American cuisine that leans more toward the Southwestern flavor. With their fall-off-the-bone ribs and juicy steaks that come with freshly made side dishes, they have become the go-to restaurant for anyone who needs to satiate his carnivorous cravings.

Despite their hearty portions, the meals are reasonably priced, especially during their weekly special when steak is only $13.99.

Being the town’s favorite has its downside: The restaurant is often packed at dinner time, which makes it not the ideal place if you’re looking for something intimate. Nonetheless, even on a busy night, the wait isn’t that long, thanks to its friendly, attentive staff.

If you’re into hearty, sinful meals and lively ambiance, the Texas Roadhouse should be your next food destination with its Texas-themed decor, impromptu singing, line dancers, and jukebox.

Address: 6309 Sunrise Boulevard, Citrus Heights Contact number: +1 916-726-7623

2. El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant

This family-owned authentic Mexican restaurant has been serving their patrons for more than 32 years with their made-from-scratch meals (literally no cans in their kitchen). While their menu has a long list of hearty, mouth-watering meals, they are most known for their carne asada, which is beef marinated and grilled, often served in thin strips either as a main course or a filling in burritos and tacos.

Other signature dishes you may want to try: fajita and molcajete. But if you really want to splurge a little bit, we suggest that you visit them for a Sunday Brunch (9 am – 2 pm) and enjoy their buffet of chile verde, cheese enchiladas, beans, rice, horchata and mimosa, Mexican bread, and other pastries, chile colorado, taco bar, to name a few.

Surprisingly, this well-loved Mexican food haven also caters to people with special diets with vegetarian-friendly and gluten-free meals.

But as with any popular food destination, the waiting line is a bit long especially during their Sunday Brunch, so we suggest that you arrive early.

Address: 5637 Sunrise Blvd, Citrus Heights

Contact: +1 916-967-2900

3. Felipe's Mexican Restaurant

Another popular Mexican food destination, Felipe’s is a family-owned business that has been serving its Citrus Heights patrons since 1983. Due to their success, the owners decided to open a second location in Folsom in February 2007.

For decades, the food restaurant has been well-loved by customers who want to taste authentic Mexican cuisine that is a bargain for the cost. They also have take-out and cater to parties, weddings, and conferences.

Felipe’s is most famous for their combinaciones de la casa, which roughly translates to combinations of the house. They include refried beans, Spanish rice, special salsa, hot tortilla, homemade chips, and chiminga, which are beef chunks wrapped in an oversized flour tortilla deep-fried until golden brown and drizzled with sour cream, melted cheese, and guacamole.

Even though the restaurant is tucked away in a shopping mall strip, it is often packed with people, and so the waiting might be a bit long unless you arrive early.

Address: 959 Auburn Blvd, Citrus Heights

Contact: +1 916-722-5400

4. Sammy's Restaurant and Bar

Sammy’s is inside a casino building (Stone Creek Gambling Hall), making it a convenient food haven for gamblers. Nevertheless, their lamb ribs, duck tacos, Baba Ghanoosh with pita wedges, and New York-style pizzas are well-received even by non-gamblers who just want to satisfy their cravings.

Compared to the previously mentioned restaurants, Sammy’s a little bit more pricey but still “reasonable,” especially their “small plates” which start at $3.

Address: 6510 Antelope Rd, Citrus Heights

Contact: (Not Available)

Aside from the aforementioned food destinations, the Country Squire Mobile Home Park is also near Roseville’s malls, boutique shops, and theatres. But surprisingly, the mobile and manufactured home community has a small town “feel” as it is tucked away in a forested enclave of Arcade and Cripple Creeks.

To know more about this hidden gem, visit them near our mobile home community.

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