Things to Do in Sacramento
Sacramento Things To Do Guide
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Girl Glass
- Sacramento
Glass blower leads students through class that covers blowing, shaping, and turning a one-of-a-kind ornament; pre-made ornaments available
Courage Martial Arts and Fitness
- Central Sacramento
Instructors lead mixed-martial-arts classes rooted in self-defense techniques
Studio 25
- Midtown
Trainers customize routines to all fitness levels to strengthen cores without any heavy lifting or overexertion
Spanglish Arte
- Midtown
Latin-based art and cuisine classes teach pupils how to cook tamales, mix guacamole, apply Day of the Dead makeup, or create sugar skulls
Scribner Bend Vineyards
- Sacramento
The family's original, century-old barn houses the vineyard’s tasting room, where guests sample wine and cheese pairings
Country Club Lanes
- Arden - Arcade
Bowling alley with 48 professional lanes and two video arcades hosts single-session games and 15-week leagues
Fourth Power Fitness
- Arden - Arcade
Coaches host circuit-training and sports-performance classes inside a fitness facility that also offers open-gym time
Gerard'Z Honeybees
- Multiple Locations
The workshop demystifies beekeeping and gives guests a taste of local monofloral honeys such as star thistle and wildflower
Crossfit Echelon
- Rocklin
Workouts change each day, challenging students through high-intensity blend of Olympic lifts, plyometrics, and gymnastics-style movements
POWER
- Multiple Locations
Tumbling classes lead by USASF certified instructors and broken up by skill level teach aspiring cheerleaders 5–18 the art of tumbling
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One of the most common bowling game interrupters is the human need to ingest food, a dilemma Country Club Lanes West solves by serving savory snacks and crisp beverages inside their bowling facility. Chili fries drizzled with cheese, 6-ounce hamburgers, and slices of pepperoni pizza spring forth from the snack bar to fuel players caught up in high-scoring games and documentarians chronicling their search for the 11th pin. Postbowling celebrations kick off in the Showtime Lounge, where revelers start games of billiards and darts while sipping on a selection of draft brews, including Yuengling, Fat Tire, and Budweiser.
Ken Sawitzky’s lifelong devotion to golf began in 1958, when he studied under the tutelage of Johnny Goodman, the last amateur to win the U.S. Open. Since then, his golf career has blossomed like a greenside bougainvillea, encompassing 15 years of experience correcting swings, smoothing out putts, and framing interestingly shaped divots. Ken now splits his time conducting golf classes for the Davis Parks and Recreation Department and roaming the verdant hillsides of Wildhorse Golf Course, tirelessly searching for new score-shaving methods to sprinkle upon the unsown swings of his pupils.
