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November is a time for celebration, remembrance and giving back to those in need: Sacramento-style.
Kick off fall with three days of punk rock shows to raise funds to fight cancer organized by Danny Reynoso of The Moans. Plus, live music from garage rock bands and post-punk locals hitting stages from the Press Club to the Torch Club. The 15th annual El Panteón de Sacramento returns at the Latino Center of Art and Culture over Día de los Muertos weekend with altar-making classes, dance performances and more to honor loved ones who’ve passed.
ArtMix at the Crocker Art Museum is dedicated to Sactown basketball royalty, promising appearances by the Sacramento Kings’ hype squad, Jr. Kings coaches showing off their dribbling skills and a student-run exhibition dedicated to basketball history. Have you ever laced up and participated in Run to Feed the Hungry? Check out the details to make this the year you raise funds alongside 30,000 spirited joggers for Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services before sitting down for Thanksgiving dinner. And lastly, speaking of the spirit of giving: Join the Seven Veils Society for a “dark Christmas” holiday pop-up market, perfect for the good girls and boys on your naughty or nice list. Find your way through it all this November.