Comedy Clubs In Sacramento

Datebook: June 17-23

ATTRACTIONS

VACAVILLE MUSEUM -- "African American History: From the Collection of Bernard and Shirley Kinsey," copies of historic American documents, copies of Solano County historic documents, original documents, rare books, original paintings, ephemera, prints and sculptures, through July 22. Regular museum hours are 1 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday; tickets: $3 adults, $2 for seniors and students. 213 Buck Ave. 447-4513 or visit www.vacavillemuseum.com or www.thekinseycollection.com .

INTERACTIVE MYSTERY FOR TEENS -- Interactive mystery night for teens ages 12 to 17, "Cracks in the Wall," 5-6:30 tonight, Vacaville Public Library, 1 Town Square, Vacaville. Free but space is limited. 784-1548

VACAVILLE FARMERS MARKET -- Vacaville Farmers Market, sponsored by the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District, fruits, vegetables, handcrafted products and live music (Denis Colleret), 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, through Oct. 29, downtown Vacaville. 451-2100 or visit www.downtownvacaville.com .

DIXON FARMERS MARKET -- Dixon Farmers Market, sponsored by the Dixon Downtown Business Association, fresh, locally grown produce, 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, through Sept. 24, Women's Improvement Club Park, North First and East C streets, Dixon.

Nightlife in Sacramento - California

The dance club scene in Sacramento is truly as diverse as its population. District 30 has a one-of-a-kind sound and lighting system to welcome global leaders of house / dance music and targets sophisticated guests, age 30 and above. Other dress-to-impress, DJ dance venues include The Park Ultra Lounge (for 20-somethings), M!X Downtown (age 30 and above) and Social. More DJ music flows from the intimate MoMo Lounge, atop the art deco Harlow’s which features live music and dancing of various genres.

C onsistently considered two of the best DJ dance clubs in the capital are FACES and Badlands. Both welcome GLBTQ guests, but multiple dance floors, bars, and outdoor patios are popular with everyone who simply wants to have fun. Salsa dancing sizzles up Azukar Lounge, Harlow’s, and Country Club Lanes on weekends. Swing dance fanatics enjoy Friday nights’ Midtown Stomp.

Wine Bars publishes a free listing of local live music showings at trendy dive bars, cozy pubs, blues clubs, coffee shops and more. Pick-up a copy of this resource for up-to-date information on venues such as The Shady Lady (jazz), Old Ironsides (local rock bands), the British-inspired Fox & Goose Public House (singer/songwriters), the Torch Club (blues), Tapa the World (flamenco guitar) and Kasbah (Moroccan belly dance), The Distillery (punk) and Capitol Garage (reggae).