Museum Day, a Sacramento cultural tradition, invites all members of the community to experience the Capital City’s incredible wealth of art, history, science and wildlife at numerous participating museums AT NO COST.

PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS for SACRAMENTO MUSEUM DAY 2010:

• Aerospace Museum of California*
• California Automobile Museum
• California Foundry History Museum
• California State Military Museum
• California State Capitol Museum
• The California Museum
• California State Indian Museum
• California State Railroad Museum
• Crocker Art Museum*
• Discovery Museum Science and Space Center*
• Explorit Science Center (Davis)
• Fairytale Town
• Folsom History Museum
• Governor’s Mansion State Historic Park
• Heidrick Ag History Center (Woodland)
• Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park
• Museum of Medical History
• Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum
• Old Sacramento State Historic Park
• Sacramento Zoo
• Sacramento Historic City Cemetery
• Sacramento History Museum
• Sojourner Truth Multicultural Arts Museum
• Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park
• Wells Fargo History Museum (Old Sacramento and Downtown locations).

*Please note that the Crocker Art Museum is under construction for its major expansion. Parking and gallery access will be limited and shuttle service will not be offered to the Crocker Art Museum. Also for Sacramento Museum Day 2010, shuttle service will not be offered to the Aerospace Museum or the Discover Museum Science and Space Center.

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What sets it apart? Rather than going to another site, navigating to the movie listings area and entering your zip code, simply go to SacramentoMovieListings.com and the search is done for you. Make your life just a little easier and bookmark the site today!

Sacramento movie listings and show times

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Strings
Most Locations
Kids Eat Free 4 – 9pm

Texas West Barbeque
916-773-7427
1950 Douglas Blvd. Roseville
Kids Eat Free – All Day

TUESDAY

Chevy’s
916-773-2554
6604 Lonetree Blvd., Rocklin
Kids Eat Free Day.
Kids must be 10 years old or less. With purchase of adult meal. Not valid with any other offer. Good for dine-in only.

Chevy’s
530-885-7774
2100 Grass Valley Highway Auburn
Kids Eat Free Day.
Kids must be 10 years old or less. With purchase of adult meal. Not valid with any other offer. Good for dine-in only.

Chick Fil A
(916) 922-2221
2101 Alta Arden Expressway, Sacramento
Hours that kids eat free 5-8pm
Type of food: American

CoCo’s
(916) 966-0707
7887 Madison Ave, Cirtus Heights
Kids eat free after 4pm
Type of food: American. Kids must be 10 years old or less.

CoCo’s
(916) 922-6741
1830 Arden Way, Cirtus Heights
Kids eat free after 4pm
Type of food: American. Kids must be 10 years old or less.

Denny’s
Most Locations
Kids Eat Free 4 – 10PM

Hacienda del Rio Restaurant
916-351-1800
702 Sutter Street, Folsom
Kids Eat Free 4:30-8:30pm

International House of Pancakes
916-638-8853
2216 Sunrise Blvd. Rancho Cordova
Kids Eat Free with Adult Meal 4- 9pm
Other Locations:
6751 Stanford Ranch Rd. Rocklin 916-632-0682
1435 Ary Lane Dixon 707-678-5153
4821 Madison Ave. 916-338-0373

Islands
916-772-5044
1902 Taylor Rd., Roseville
Kids Eat Free 4 – 9 pm
With a purchase of an adult meal.

Pasta Pomodoro
(916) 773-4027
3984 Douglas Blvd., Roseville
Type of food: Italian

Pasta Pomodoro
(916) 772-5202
10341 Fairway Dr., Roseville
Type of food: Italian

Texas West Barbeque
916-773-7427
1950 Douglas Blvd. Roseville
Kids Eat Free – All Day

WEDNESDAY

Carrows Restaurants
100 North Sunrise Blvd. Roseville
One free kids meal with purchase of an adult meal
Kids Must be 10 years old or less

Carrows Restaurants
209 Main St. Placerville
One free kids meal with purchase of an adult meal
Kids Must be 10 years old or less

CoCo’s
(916) 966-0707
7887 Madison Ave, Cirtus Heights
Kids eat free after 4pm
Type of food: American. Kids must be 10 years old or less.

CoCo’s
(916) 922-6741
1830 Arden Way, Cirtus Heights
Kids eat free after 4pm
Type of food: American. Kids must be 10 years old or less.

El Torito Mexican Restaurant and Cantina
916-965-4411
5637 Sunrise Blvd. Citrus Heights
Kids Eat Free – All Day
Other locations:
1598 Arden Way Sacramento 916-927-0071
One free kid’s meal from our Kid’s menu per regular adult entree purchase. Kids 12 and under. Dine in only.

Islands
916-983-4092
2455 Iron Point Road
Kids Eat Free 4pm – CLOSE
Get a free kids meal with the purchase of an adult entree. Valid only a Folsom location. Limit 2 kids meals per party. Not valid with any other offer or discount. Kids meals and appetizers do not qualify as entrees.

Woody’s
916-485-4886
2316 Watt Ave., Sacramento
1 Child Free with 1 Adult meal – All Day

THURSDAY

Carrows Restaurants
100 North Sunrise Blvd. Roseville
One free kids meal with purchase of an adult meal
Kids Must be 10 years old or less
Carrows Restaurants
209 Main St. Placerville
One free kids meal with purchase of an adult meal
Kids Must be 10 years old or less

International House of Pancakes
916-632-0682
6751 Stanford Ranch Rd. Rocklin
Kids Eat Free with Adult Meal 4- 9pm
Other Locations:
1435 Ary Lane Dixon 707-678-5153

SATURDAY

Denny’s
530-885-8857
1800 Auburn Ravine Rd. Auburn
Kids Eat Free 4-10pm

Shari’s Restaurant
916-422-0366
960 W. Florin Rd. Sacramento
Kids Eat Free 12 and under 4 – 9pm

SUNDAY

Mexquite
916-984-8607
25095 Blue Ravine Road, Folsom
Kids Eat Free 4 – 8pm
Ages 10 and under; 1 meal per adult entrée purchased.

Shari’s Restaurant
916-422-0366
960 W. Florin Rd., Sacramento
Kids Eat Free 12 and under 4 – 9pm

Strings
916-784-3456
9700 Fairway Dr. Roseville
Kids Eat Free 4 – 9pm

Strings
916-408-1300
825 S State Hwy 65 Lincoln
Kids Eat Free 4 – 9pm

EVERYDAY DEALS

Applebee’s Restaurant
Most Locations
Kids Eat Free All day Mondays – Thursdays
1 free kid’s meal for each adult entree

Fresh Choice
All Locations
2 and Under Free
3 – 5 $1.99, 6-12 $4.99

Hometown Buffet
916-729-7880
7028 Sunrise Blvd. Citrus Heights
Kids Eat for $.99 Mon – Sat. Dinner 3:30pm-close
Includes dessert and beverage Other Locations: 7517 Watt Ave. North Highlands 916-331-5571

IKEA
916-371-4532
700 Ikea Ct. West Sacramento
$.99 Everyday

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November 14 – January 18, 2009

Consisting of more than 160 drawings, paintings, animation cels and related art objects used in the making of Warner’s classic cartoons, the exhibition traces the development of all of Warner’s cartoon stars and provides a step-by-step breakdown of how classical cel animation is made.

Warner Bros. Film Festival
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1 PM
FREE TO MEMBERS, $3 NONMEMBERS
GUILD THEATRE, 35TH STREET & BROADWAY

Looney Cartooning Workshop
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 6 PM

Cartoon-a-Rama
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 10 AM-NOON

Second Saturday for Families: Draw a Cartoon
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, NOON-3 PM

Animation Workshop
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, NOON-3 PM,
CROCKER ART MUSEUM
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 9 AM-4 PM,
SIERRA COLLEGE
$55 MEMBERS, $75 NONMEMBERS

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The events begin with a breakfast with Santa from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Roseville Theater, 241 Vernon St.

The Sylvia Besana Annual Holiday Parade follows at 10 a.m. through downtown Roseville. The route begins at the intersection of Riverside Avenue and Douglas Boulevard and Vernon Street, proceeding down Vernon Street and ending at the back of Roseville Square shopping center.

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Trick Or Treat Night At Ikea
700 Ikea Court, West Sacramento
(916) 371-4232
Dates and time: Oct. 31, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Cost: Free
Kids can meander throughout the Ikea store to pick up some treats or stop at several scary playhouses. The event is open for kids ages three to 12.

Sacramento Zoo’s Boo At The Zoo
3930 West Land Park Drive, Sacramento
Dates and time: Oct. 31, 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Cost: $9 (ages 3 and older)/$5 members (ages 3 and older). Buy tickets online.
The Sacramento Zoo will host a night of Halloween fun with a costume parade, pumpkin bowling, crafts and other hands-on activities. Kids can trick or treat around Lake Victoria as well as visit the reptile house. There will be limited access to zoo grounds during this event.
https://www.saczoo.com/NETCOMMUNITY/SSLPage.aspx?pid=394&srcid=360

UC Davis Children’s Hospital’s 1st Annual Capitol Family Fun Day
State Capitol, Sacramento
(916) 734-9638
Dates and time: Oct. 26, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cost: Free
Along with information from medial professionals about health and safety, the UC Davis Children’s Hospital will also provide a healthy trick or treat. Kids can wear a Halloween costume and visit the Trick or Treat Safety booth for a prize. There will be other informational booths about exercise, healthy eating and safety. Radio Disney will also be on site for fun and music.

Halloween At Country Club Plaza
Country Club Plaza with Macy’s and Gottschalks at Watt And El Camino
Dates and Time: October 31st, 6pm- 8pm
Bring your little monsters this Friday night for a safe, dry and warm Tirck-Or-Treating Treat! 107.9 The End will be on hand for fun games and prizes!  Pick up your free trick-or-treating bag with glow cup, while supplies last.  For more info call (916) 481-6716.

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Callson Manor
Placer County Fairgrounds
800 All America City Blvd,. Roseville
Cost: $30 VIP (VIP entrance, interactive lounge and one night unlimited access)/$20 combo ticket (all three attractions)/$10 each attraction. Buy tickets online.
Date: Oct. 3 to Nov. 1.
Hours: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on open days.
Callson Manor is operated by professionals who have experience with special effects, make up and set design. So their attention to detail will make this haunted attraction a treat for all your senses. There are three attractions: the Callson Funeral Home, The Afterlife and The Deadlines (an attraction in conjunction with Heartstoppers Haunted House).

Fright Planet Haunted House
5961 Birdcage Street
Citrus Heights, CA. 95610
http://www.frightplanet.com/

Heartstoppers Haunted House
800 All America City Blvd.
Roseville, CA. 95678

Larry Scholl’s Folsom Ghost Train
121 Dunstable Way, Folsom
(916) 965-1217
Cost: $8
Date: Oct. 9 to Oct. 31
Hours: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on open days.
If you are a Disneyland fan who loves going through it animatronic rides, then you will enjoy riding through Larry Scholl’s Folsom Ghost Train. School, who actually worked for Disney, created this Disneyland-type attraction in 2003.

The Scream Extreme Haunted House
5961 Birdcage Street, Citrus Heights, CA. 95610
(916) 256-3452
Crops are usually available in September, October, November. Open: The Scream Extreme – 9/19 to 11/1/2008 Friday and Saturdays Only (7pm to 11pm) Scream Extreme’s Children’s Haunt – 9/27, 10/11 and 10/25/2008 Only (11am to 3pm). Payment: Cash, only. The Scream Extreme Haunted House – $13.00 each or $10 each with group of 12 or more The Scream Extreme Children’s Haunt – $5.00 each

Hagan Haunted Mansion
located on the grounds of Hagan Park, which is found at the end of Chase Drive, right off of Coloma Road in Rancho Cordova, (near Cordova High School).
Friday, October 24th; Saturday, October 25th; Halloween Night, October 31st, and the following night (Saturday, November 1st) from dark until 10pm. Ticket price is $10. 5961 Birdcage Street Citrus Heights, CA. 95610 http://www.frightplanet.com/ 800 All America City Blvd. Roseville, CA. 95678 121 Dunstable Way, Folsom (916) 965-1217 Cost: $8 Date: Oct. 9 to Oct. 31 Hours: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on open days. If you are a Disneyland fan who loves going through it animatronic rides, then you will enjoy riding through Larry Scholl’s Folsom Ghost Train. School, who actually worked for Disney, created this Disneyland-type attraction in 2003. 5961 Birdcage Street, Citrus Heights, CA. 95610 (916) 256-3452 Crops are usually available in September, October, November. Open: The Scream Extreme – 9/19 to 11/1/2008 Friday and Saturdays Only (7pm to 11pm) Scream Extreme’s Children’s Haunt – 9/27, 10/11 and 10/25/2008 Only (11am to 3pm). Payment: Cash, only. The Scream Extreme Haunted House – $13.00 each or $10 each with group of 12 or more The Scream Extreme Children’s Haunt – $5.00 each located on the grounds of Hagan Park, which is found at the end of Chase Drive, right off of Coloma Road in Rancho Cordova, (near Cordova High School). Friday, October 24th; Saturday, October 25th; Halloween Night, October 31st, and the following night (Saturday, November 1st) from dark until 10pm. Ticket price is $10.

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Pumpkin Acres
3101 El Centro Road, South Natomas3101 El Centro Road, South Natomas, CA.
(916) 929-7546

The Pumpkin Farm
7736 Old Auburn Road, (Citrus Heights) Sacramento, CA.
(916) 726-1137
The Pumpkin Farm has been serving up pumpkins to the Sacramento area since 1974. Visitors can enjoy the hayrides, pony rides, haunted barn, petting zoo, jumping castle, tower slides and of course the scarecrows. The Pumpkin Farm will again hold its annual Scarecrow Contest, where a creative entry could win a $1,500 prize. The Pumpkin Farm will be featuring giant pumpkins this year, a new attraction. Already, they have one that is more than 800 pounds.

Vern’s Pumpkin Patch
5415 Kenneth Ave., Fair Oaks, CA.
(916) 256-5069

Goblin Gardens Pumpkin Patch
3845 El Centro Road, Sacramento
(916) 416-1133
Days of operation: September 27 to October 31
Hours of operation: Daily, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. or dusk
Goblin Gardens, operated by Bastio Farms, is popular with mommies toting babies and toddlers. The little ones can conquer the 1,000 bale straw pyramid or venture into the largest corn maze in Sacramento County (according to Bastio owner Dennis Bastio). There are also hay rides, antique tractors, slide, blow-up inflatables, produce and the ever-so-popular kiddies’ cars (powered by the kids’ feet). Goblin Gardens also hosts many field trips and may open earlier to accommodate these groups.

Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm
1415 Pumpkin Lane, Wheatland, CA.
(530)633-2568 (for info and school field trip reservations)
Days of operation: September 20 to October 31
Hours of operation: Sunday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Friday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Cost: Admission is free. Parking is free opening weekend and on weekdays and $10 on weekends. Corn maze is $3.50. Coyote Mountain admission is $3.50. BPF Railroad tickets is $2.50. Coupons are available online. Field trips is $6 per person from Sept. 24 to 30 and $7 per person from Oct. 1 to 31.
Plan to spend a big chunk of your day at Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm. Start by taking a free hayride to the pumpkin fields and pick your ideal gourd right off the vine. After that, why not take a not-so-leisurely stroll in the three-acre corn maze. If getting lost among the corn isn’t your thing, then take a ride on the BPF Railroad where the tracks meander through the jumbo pumpkin patch, through the apple and walnut orchards and by the horse pasture. Before leaving, tackle Coyote Mountains’ 50-foot slide and don’t forget to pan for marbles at the stream below the slide.

Fog Willow Pumpkin Farm
11011 Cecatra Drive, Wilton, CA.
(916) 687-4547
Days of operation: October 1 to 31
Hours of operation: Daily, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Cost: $3 per person, free for kids 2 and younger
Fog Willow Pumpkin Farm is the brainchild of Elk Grove school teacher Stacey Cates. With her family history rooted in farming, Cates felt that students weren’t learning much about agriculture and wanted to do something about it. Hence, Fog Willow was born in 2003. The farm is tucked along the banks of the Consumnes River and is immensely popular with school-aged kids as evidenced by the many school busses making their way to the farm. This is a great location to bring your family as there are lots to do, with a barrel train, hay rides, petting zoo, crafts, picnic area, haystack and barbecue during the weekends. Kids can join the Lil’ Pickers Punkin’ Club ($20) to receive goodies.

Uncle Ray’s Pumpkin Patch
19376 Old River Rd. West Sacramento, 95691
(916) 997-8573
Hours:
M-F 9am-6pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm
Products/Offerings:
Pumpkins and gourds, free hay rides, petting zoo, display of modern farm equipment.

Boa Vista Orchards
2952 Carson Road
Placerville, CA. 95667
1-866-MtGrown (1-866-684-7696)
Local (530) 622-5522
U- Pick Pumpkin Patch Opens every day From Oct 4 & 5 thru Halloween.

“Pumpkinmaze” at Dell’Osso Family Farm
501 S. Manthey Road
Lathrop, CA 95330
(209) 982-0833
Kiddie Land, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Face Painting, Tractor Train,  FREE Hay Ride,  FREE Hay Bale Pyramid, FREE Speedway,  FREE Hay Bale Labyrinth, Maze Bridges
Picnic Area,  Food Court, Seasonal Decorations,  Photo Opportunities

Roemer Pumpkin Patch
6851 Hedge Road, Sacramento, CA 95829
916-381-4331
Free parking, free admission, free hayrides, free hay pyramid, and a free hay maze. 5 acre corn maze that we will be asking $2.50 admission fee, free wagons to use to haul your pumpkins.

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