Things to Do in West Sacramento
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Hysterical Walks & Rides
Guides in period costume blend historical fact with humor in a tour past haunted sites, monuments, and 1850s stone buildings.
Lazer X Sacramento
- Arden - Arcade
During games, players face off in a 3,500 sq. ft. laser-tag arena with two levels, mirrors, and other obstacles
Bing Maloney Golf Course
- Southwestern Sacramento
Real grass tees and a large putting green facilitate quality instruction on skills of the student's choosing
Capitol Bowl
- Downtown West Sacramento
Freshly renovated, sleek and modern bowling alley boasts 20 upgraded lanes and café serving fresh-made pizzas
Scribner Bend Vineyards
- Sacramento
The family's original, century-old barn houses the vineyard’s tasting room, where guests sample wine and cheese pairings
Roller King
- Roseville
10 youngsters spend up to 2.5 hours on family-owned indoor roller rink before feasting on ice-cream sundaes & drinks in party room.
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
The Rink
- La Riviera
Roller-skating with traditional quad skates under a light show to the sounds of DJ’ed music
Hornblower Cruises & Events
- Central Sacramento
Cruise down the Sacramento River and enjoy the scenery as the captain divulges the history of the city's people, events, and architecture
Muay Thai Lao Kickboxing Academy
- Multiple Locations
Courtesy, discipline & respect backbone Laotian art of muay thai that cyclones hands, elbows & knees in self-defense combat workouts
Aerospace Museum of California
- North Sacramento
Hands-on exhibits, flight simulators, and aircraft from the 1940s to now explore the history of flight and look to future of space travel
Arena Softball
- Industrial Area East
Swing away in batting cages with variable pitch speeds; up to 18 party guests play 50 minutes of kickball and divvy up batting-cage tokens
Cordova Golf Course
- Sacramento
Golfers hone swings over interspersing lakes, deep bunkers, and contoured greens, as well as a lighted driving range
Yoga Loka
- East Sacramento
Attentive instructors teach the tenets of yoga philosophy and lead students of all abilities through hot Bikram-style classes
Flip 2 It Sports Center
- Industrial Area East
Kids can explore activities during camp, invite friends to jump on the trampoline, or hone gymnastics, tumbling, and dance skills
Santa Clara Paintball
- Multiple Locations
Take shelter from enemy paint behind castle ramparts, culvert-style pipes, and along sniper trails at four field locations
Results the Training Gym
Small groups meet with an expert instructor who creates intense workouts to help guests of all fitness levels reach their goals
Gerard'Z Honeybees
- Multiple Locations
The workshop demystifies beekeeping and gives guests a taste of local monofloral honeys such as star thistle and wildflower
Country Club Lanes
- Arden - Arcade
Bowling alley with 48 professional lanes and two video arcades hosts single-session games and 15-week leagues
Fusion Yoga Studio Sacramento
- Arden - Arcade
Traditional yoga, prenatal yoga, mom & baby yoga, introductory sessions, and other classes
California State Military Museum
- Central Sacramento
March through California's long tradition of military service while exploring photos, themed exhibits, and more than 33,000 artificats
Rise Yoga Studio
- Southwestern Sacramento
Instructors lead students in Hatha, rigorous Vinyasa, and the gentler restorative yoga with hot stones
Courage Martial Arts and Fitness
- Central Sacramento
Instructors lead mixed-martial-arts classes rooted in self-defense techniques
East Wind Yoga
- Multiple Locations
Instructors lead students through basic, hot, flow, and Yin yoga routines; clients use BOSU balls during Yosu yoga classes
Fitness Rehab Sacramento
- Central Sacramento
Group yoga and Pilates classes help students develop their balance, coordination, and flexibility while building core muscle strength
Aerie Yoga
- Industrial Area East
Aerial-yoga classes suspend students from hanging hammocks for stretches, poses & inversions that defy gravity & tone cores
Inspired Wellness Roseville
- Curtis Park
Expert trainer leads small groups of students of all fitness levels through intense, 45-minute boot-camp workouts
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
Total Body Fitness Roseville
Boot-camp classes work outdoors and follow a different workout every week, incorporating cardio, strength training, and agility elements
Innovative Strength & Conditioning
- East Sacramento
Exercisers practice muscle confusion and full-body movements to ramp up metabolism, burn fat, and increase muscle mass
South Sacramento CrossFit
- Freeport Manor
CrossFit sessions build muscle and burn calories with reps of functional cardio and weight-training workouts
True Fitness Boot Camp
- North Sacramento
Personal trainer leads 60-minute strength and cardio sessions that tone and strengthen the entire body
Golden Movement Fitness
- Ralley Industrial Park
Members have full access to the gym's equipment; certified trainers conduct through fitness assessments and make nutrition recommendations
Arcade Creek Golf Course
- Haggin Oaks
Designed as a player-friendly layout for golfers of all abilities, 18-hole course features large greens, open fairways, and six tee options
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Make up for the ill-fated model-train competitions of your childhood by celebrating National Train Day in style. You'll board the locomotive in full Victorian regalia at the Sacramento Southern Railroad ticket office in Old Sacramento and embark on an epic 40-minute journey through the central California wilderness. Amid the train's historic 1920s-era El Dorado luxury car, your 6-mile round-trip ride will transport you along the edge of the Sacramento River in the style of politicians and highfalutin VIPs of bygone days. The air-conditioned cabin boasts plush ruby sofas and expansive windows for taking in the panoramic views while enjoying complimentary lemonade and cookies.
The California Automobile Museum weaves the story of the automobile's birth and development through a gleaming collection of cars that dates back to the 1880s. Guests meander through 72,000 square feet of luxury and muscle vehicles, from pre–Model T Fords and green vehicles to Lamborghinis and modern NASCAR vehicles. In addition to its permanent collection and current exhibits, the museum's displays are always changing due to donations from private collectors and the hot rod fairy, allowing visitors to see a varying display of vehicles on different visits. Guests can also visit the gift shop stocked with auto-centric goodies, including car-related fine-art photography, T-shirts, kids' arts and crafts, and die-cast models of classic cars.
"Ornate" and "sweeping" only begin to describe the Crest Theatre, whose rich history extends back to 1912, when it was opened as a vaudeville house. Within its gargantuan auditorium, plush seats perch in subtly curved rows while elaborate lights and a sea-blue ceiling wash the space in ethereal hues. Moviegoers settle into the elegant confines to take in both new and classic films, reading the subtitles in a whisper to stuffed animals that forgot their glasses. Out in the lobby, a richly patterned carpet and bronzed floral motif cover the sprawling space as visitors belly up to the bar and snack on high-quality goodies.
First known as the Rochester Royals, the Sacramento Kings' lineage dates back to the NBA's first seasons in the 1940s. They claimed the league title in 1951 and have made more than two dozen postseason appearances since, including a stretch from 1999 to 2006 in which they reached the playoffs every year. As a franchise, the Kings had several homes until the '85–'86 season, when they finally moved from Kansas City to Sacramento after years of slipping all over the court in their wet snow boots
Crepes in San Francisco. Butter chicken in Toronto. The organizers behind Dishcrawl connect people with the local dining scenes of cities across the United States and Canada. They do this in two ways—first, through Dishcrawls, which are self-guided tours to an array of restaurants. As guests saunter between establishments, special performers—from interpretive dancers to improv comics—enliven the journey. Dishcrawl's second method highlights single restaurants through special dinners, giving chefs a chance to dazzle visits with their favorite dishes.
Every October, the quiet vegetables fields at Bastiao Farms come alive with the laughter and shrieks of the annual Halloween festival. On one side of the grounds, a motor-powered train makes its way through the haunted corn maze, a massive, growing labyrinth supplemented by three additional corn and hay-bale mazes plus a Halloween-themed pumpkin patch. In other areas of the grounds, children and adults alike can navigate historically engaging sights that include a one-room schoolhouse and a scaled-down Wild West town featuring wooden saloons, storefronts, inns, and a covered wagon that secretly dreams of becoming a hardtop.
