Events

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 7 PM  
FREE FOR MEMBERS 

FREE WITH ADMISSION FOR NONMEMBERS  

Poetry night returns to the Crocker to pay tribute to the late painter and poet Frank LaPena (Nomtipom Wintu), the co-curator of the exhibition When I Remember, I See Red: American Indian Art and Activisim in California. A selection of LaPena’s poetry will be read along with spoken word performers and original poems shared by participants. Open mic sign-ups begin at 6 PM.   

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 5 – 9 PM  
FREE FOR MEMBERS AND SAC STATE STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF 

$5 FOR SAC STATE ALUMNI 

$12 NONMEMBERS  

Discover the wonder and expressive power of art during an evening of performances, talks, film screenings, and creative collaborations presented by nationally recognized faculty from Sacramento State’s Department of Arts and Letters.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2 PM  
FREE FOR EVERYONE WITH ADVANCE REGISTRATION  

Sound-healing yoga is a unique and unparalleled experience that combines two beautiful meditative elements. Gather in the Crocker’s ballroom and be guided through a gentle, 45-minute, yoga flow by Angie Franklin, founder of Afro Yoga, while being enchanted by the vocals and healing sounds created by Niva Flor, Ph.D, an experienced sound meditation instructor. This program is open to all experience levels. Participants who only want to enjoy the sound meditation are welcome. Those who wish to participate in the yoga instruction should bring their own mat. Registration is required, and space is limited. 

The Crocker Art Museum is committed to reducing barriers and increasing accessibility to the Museum and art experiences. The Art Access initiative provides programs and services to help ensure art is available to everyone. Funding for these programs is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.  

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2 PM  
FREE FOR EVERYONE WITH ADVANCE REGISTRATION   

Sound-healing yoga is a unique and unparalleled experience that combines two beautiful meditative elements. Gather in the Crocker’s ballroom and be guided through a gentle, 45-minute, yoga flow by Angie Franklin, founder of Afro Yoga, while being enchanted by the vocals and healing sounds created by Niva Flor, Ph.D, an experienced sound meditation instructor. This program is open to all experience levels. Participants who only want to enjoy the sound meditation are welcome. Those who wish to participate in the yoga instruction should bring their own mat. Registration is required, and space is limited. 

The Crocker Art Museum is committed to reducing barriers and increasing accessibility to the Museum and art experiences. The Art Access initiative provides programs and services to help ensure art is available to everyone. Funding for these programs is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.