Local events that address peace, justice & sustainability issues are
included in this calendar; not all events are sponsored by Sacramento Area
Peace Action, use contact numbers and emails to obtain more information.
See www.davispeace.org
for Davis events &
www.ucdavispeace.org for
UCD student events.
All events in Sacramento & more info at 916 448-7157 unless noted. Scroll
to bottom for a list of and links
to ongoing area vigils and events.
July 2018
Sacramento Peace Events
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Wednesday,
Jul 18, 4 - 5pm , Peace at Home, Peace Abroad. Sac Veterans for Peace weekly vigil, 15th & L, Sacramento. All welcome. FMI: 916-456-4595
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 Friday,
Jul 20 , 6 - 10pm , NorCal Resist taquiza (taco party) to raise funds for needs due to actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, such as bonds when people are arrested, brake light clinics to prevent stops by police. 1714 Broadway, Sacramento. Tickets. More info.
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Tuesday,
Jul 24, 4:30 - 5pm , Stop U.S. militarism and wars now! Weekly Vigil. 16th & J, Sacramento. FMI: 916-448-7157; sacpeace@dcn.org.
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Wednesday,
Jul 25, 4 - 5pm , Peace at Home, Peace Abroad. Sac Veterans for Peace weekly vigil, 15th & L, Sacramento. All welcome. FMI: 916-456-4595
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Tuesday,
Jul 31, 4:30 - 6pm , Stop U.S. militarism and wars now! Weekly Vigil. 16th & J, Sacramento. FMI: 916-448-7157; sacpeace@dcn.org.
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August 2018
Sacramento Peace Events
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Wednesday,
Aug 1, 6pm , SacPeace Board meets. Members welcome. 909 12th St., Sacramento. 916-448-7157.
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Friday,
Aug 17 , 7:30pm - , SF Mime Troupe presents Seeing Red: A Time-Traveling Musical. See Aug. 19. Free. Miners Foundry Center, 325 Spring St., Nevada City. Tix: minersfoundry.org.
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Saturday,
Aug 18 , 7pm - , SF Mime Troupe presents Seeing Red: A Time-Traveling Musical. See Aug. 19. Free. Davis Community Park, 1405 F St., Davis.
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Sunday,
Aug 19 , 5pm - , Tony Award-winning SF Mime Troupe presents Seeing Red: A Time-Traveling Musical. A disillusioned Trump voter travels back in time to 1912, when her town was a hotbed of the American Socialist party. Half-hour of music precedes each performance. Free. Southside Park, 2115 6th St., Sacramento. Info. 530-205.0972.
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Ongoing Vigils
& Peace Events in Valley & Foothill Communities
Amador Citizens for Peace: www.amadorpeace.org
Second Fridays, 4 - 6pm on the Highway 49 bridge in Sutter
Creek. Bring a sign, though some will be available at the protest.
Info: keith@amadorpeace.org.
Website has many general antiwar items, not just local info.
Calaveras Citizens for Peace: asw@goldrush.com
Chico Peace Center: www.chico-peace.org
Davis Peace Coalition: www.davispeace.org;
Saturdays, 11:00am-12noon G Street Plaza (between Second and Third Streets),
Davis; 530-758-8575; ctmp@aol.com
Also see www.ucdavispeace.org
for student peace activities.
El Dorado Peace & Justice Community: www.edpjc.org
Last Monday, 6-7pm, Courthouse, Main & Bedford Streets,
Placerville (530) 644-3733.
Fresno Center for Non-Violence & Peace Fresno
www.fresnoalliance.com
Mariposa Peace Group -
(209)966-4894, (209)742-7891
Nevada County, Peace Center of: www.ncpeace.org
Thursdays, 5-6:30pm, Broad Street in Calanan Park, Nevada City;
530-470-9797
Placer County Peacemakers: scottandellen@onemain.com
Every Saturday 3pm, Peace Vigil, Highway 49 at Elm St., Auburn, 530-878-1332
Sacramento Area Peace Action: www.sacpeace.org
Tuesdays, 4-6pm, 16th & J Streets; Saturdays, see calendar;
1st & 3rd
Mondays, 4:30-5:30pm, Silent Vigil against the war on Iraq, Federal
Building 5th & I Sts
Reno Anti-War Coalition: stewartreno@yahoo.com
Woodland: Monthly Peace Vigil in Woodland gathers every fourth
Saturday 11am -12 noon in front of the Yolo County Court House, 725 Court
St. Woodland. judy.tischer@sbcglobal.net
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