Sacramento is celebrating the 22nd annual Free Museum Day! Over 25 museums in Sacramento will be having free admission on Saturday, Feb 1. Take the family out for a museum trip to discover captivating stories and events in the Delta past. Museums in the Delta that you can visit include: Locke Boarding House located in Locke, CA Sacramento Regional Fire Museum located in West Sacramento, CA In addition to celebrating Free Museum Day, The Locke Art Studio will be having…

There is so much to explore at the Haggin Museum! You can explore Stockton’s regional history, walk the beautiful grounds, or see the current exhibitions. And you can do all of this for FREE every first Saturday of the month! Visit the Haggin Museum website for more information.

Head out to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to see the majestic Sandhill Cranes as they spend their winter in the Delta. Guided tours are held the first three weekends of each month from October through February. The tours involved very little walking so bring your camp chair to enjoy the cranes and other waterfowl.  If you have binoculars, go ahead and bring those along as well, but they are not necessary! Get more information and register early for the Sandhill Crane…

Head out to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to see the majestic Sandhill Cranes as they spend their winter in the Delta. Guided tours are held the first three weekends of each month from October through February. The tours involved very little walking so bring your camp chair to enjoy the cranes and other waterfowl.  If you have binoculars, go ahead and bring those along as well, but they are not necessary! Get more information and register early for the Sandhill Crane…

Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area field trips occur every month from October to June. Pack your sightseeing essentials and your walking shoes to get a view of flooded seasonal and permanent wetlands, native grasslands and young riparian forests. Depending on the season, look for migrating and resident waterfowl, shorebirds, songbirds, raptors, and wading birds. Other things to bring include water, binoculars, and comfortable shoes. For details, visit the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area event page.

Every Second Saturday docents lead tours of the Antioch Dunes, a National Wildlife Refuge that is otherwise closed to the public. The Dunes are home to the endangered Antioch Dunes evening primrose, the Contra Costa wallflower, and the Lange’s metalmark butterfly. Put on your hiking shoes and grab your water bottle to explore the only wildlife refuge in the country that has been established to protect endangered plants and insects. 10:00 AM (1-1.5 hour walk). All ages welcome. No reservations…

Head out to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to see the majestic Sandhill Cranes as they spend their winter in the Delta. Guided tours are held the first three weekends of each month from October through February. The tours involved very little walking so bring your camp chair to enjoy the cranes and other waterfowl.  If you have binoculars, go ahead and bring those along as well, but they are not necessary! Get more information and register early for the Sandhill Crane…

Head out to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to see the majestic Sandhill Cranes as they spend their winter in the Delta. Guided tours are held the first three weekends of each month from October through February. The tours involved very little walking so bring your camp chair to enjoy the cranes and other waterfowl.  If you have binoculars, go ahead and bring those along as well, but they are not necessary! Get more information and register early for the Sandhill Crane…

Ring in the Year of the Rat in Historic Locke! This year's celebration, hosted by the Locke Foundation, includes a lion dance, martial arts demonstrations, a presentation at the Old Locke Chinese Gambling House, tea ceremony, and lucky red money envelopes (while supplies last). Explore Locke's fascinating history while celebrating with friends and family at this FREE event on Main Street. Visit the Locke Foundation for details.

Head out to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to see the majestic Sandhill Cranes as they spend their winter in the Delta. Guided tours are held the first three weekends of each month from October through February. The tours involved very little walking so bring your camp chair to enjoy the cranes and other waterfowl.  If you have binoculars, go ahead and bring those along as well, but they are not necessary! Get more information and register early for the Sandhill Crane…

Head out to the Woodbridge Ecological Reserve to see the majestic Sandhill Cranes as they spend their winter in the Delta. Guided tours are held the first three weekends of each month from October through February. The tours involved very little walking so bring your camp chair to enjoy the cranes and other waterfowl.  If you have binoculars, go ahead and bring those along as well, but they are not necessary! Get more information and register early for the Sandhill Crane…

This annual wetlands and wildlife festival takes place at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area which extends into the Delta and is at the heart of the Pacific Flyway. There are field trips, workshops, and activities for everyone from owling to avian photography, duck calling to birdhouse building. All workshops and activities are included in the entrance fee ($20/car). Field trips cost extra. See the Yolo Basin Foundation website for more details, the full schedule, and to register early – you definitely do not want to miss this!

The town of Isleton invites you to come to celebrate Asian New Year. This cultural event is filled with performances from spirited lion dancers and taiko drummers. In between performances, enjoy a refreshing sip of sake as there will be sake tastings along with craft beers available. See Isleton bustling with festivities this Saturday with more shops, raffle, and more. See the Isleton Asian Festival flyer for details.