Sacramento community hosts multiple events this weekend including Earth Day celebrations

The Sacramento City Council meeting on April 22, 2025, highlighted several community events and initiatives aimed at fostering local engagement and addressing city management needs.

Key discussions included upcoming events such as the Woodlake Garden Club's annual plant sale, scheduled for Saturday from 10 AM to noon at the Woodlake Swim Club. This event is expected to attract gardening enthusiasts looking for new and exotic plants. Additionally, a community cleanup at Hagenwood Community Park will take place on the same day from 11 AM to 1 PM, encouraging residents to participate in beautifying their neighborhood.

Sunday marks Earth Day celebrations at Southside Park, featuring various festivities throughout the day. Another event, "Spring on the Boulevard," will occur on Del Paso Boulevard from noon to 4 PM, offering live music, food, and activities for families. The SEVA Awards, celebrating high school students' creative video projects, will also be held on Sunday evening at Hiram Johnson High School.

Council Member Vang announced the fourth annual Artism event in South Sacramento, which will provide resources for families and celebrate artists on the autism spectrum. A listening session regarding the recruitment of the next city manager is also scheduled for Saturday at the Pinnell Community Center, inviting community input on desired qualities for the position.

In addition, Council Member Maple shared that Mayor Kevin McCarty will continue his neighborhood tour with a stop at Hollywood Park on April 23, providing residents an opportunity to engage directly with city leadership.

Mayor Pro Tem Guerra reported on a collaborative effort with the Board of Supervisors to address homelessness and housing issues, emphasizing the importance of joint discussions among city jurisdictions.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to community involvement and proactive governance, with numerous events designed to engage residents and gather input on critical city management issues.