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1-year anniversary pop-up in Midtown—Filipino & Vietnamese flavors, community vibes, and a night to celebrate culture through food.
Get ready—we’re celebrating 1 year of The Immigrant’s Table the only way we know how… LOUD, HANDS-ON, and FULL OF FLAVOR.
Welcome to our KAMAYAN x NHÂU dinner experience—no forks, no spoons. Just hands, community, and nonstop drinks. This is how we eat, how we gather, how we celebrate.
Hosted by The Roost in the heart of Midtown, we’re laying it ALL out—a massive banana leaf FEAST LINE loaded with an unreal spread of Filipino & Vietnamese flavors. Expect abundance, boldness, and that “grab another bite” energy all night long.
What is Kamayan?A traditional Filipino style of dining where food is laid across banana leaves and eaten with your hands—no utensils, just connection, sharing, and culture.
What is Nhậu?A Vietnamese drinking culture rooted in gathering, snacking, and toasting together—loud, lively, and all about community (“một, hai, ba, dzô!”).
And don’t worry… we didn’t forget the drank.Guest mixologist Chelsea Kennedy from The Roost is pulling up with a pop-up bar to keep the vibes right and the glasses full.
This is more than dinner—it’s interactive, it’s communal, it’s rooted in culture.Come ready to eat with your hands, share with strangers, and celebrate with us.
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Celebrate the 4th Annual UC Davis SOM Black Graduation with us in person for a night of joy and pride!
Get ready to celebrate the achievements of our 14 Black graduates at the UC Davis School of Medicine's 4th Annual Black Graduation Ceremony!
Welcome to the UC Davis School of Medicine's 4th Annual Black Graduation Ceremony event page! Join us on Fri, May 15, 2026 (Doors open at 5:00 PM, Ceremony begins at 6 PM) at The Guild Theater in Oak Park for a special celebration honoring our graduates.
This in-person event will be a memorable occasion filled with pride, joy, and recognition of our graduates' hard work and achievements. Come show your support and celebrate this AMAZING milestone with us!
Celebrate 5 years of AAPI cultural appreciation!
Don't miss the excitement as the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Night Market celebrates its FIFTH YEAR in Downtown Sacramento!
Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring delicious food and drinks, local merchants, and captivating live performances. All members of the community are welcome to celebrate the diversity of our region in this vibrant marketplace.
Main Stage Entertainment Line Up
UMI
Soosh!
DJ Umami
BASI VIBE
Marketplace Vendors
FOOD VENDORS
Aloha Shave Ice | Baboy Boys | Blue House Korean BBQ | Boba & Bites | Bubble Hive | Chez Chibi Bakery | DELLSUBI | Dream Bowlz | The Golden Pineapple | JoJo's Hawaiian Fried Chicken | Kinjo Hand Roll Bar | Lemon Squeezy | Maiz | My Lumpia Lady | Myzz Piggy'z Tiger Bite | Namaste Foods | Nox Barbecue | Pinorrito | Rhome's Bistro | Sapha Kafae | SHIBAINC CAFE | Sourdough Studio | Sugarcane Hut | Sushi Obsession | Zummi Foods
RETAIL VENDORS
The Creative Space | Daesign Studio| Eckoeckos Studio | Ecojoyous | Humble Root | Kandelita | Lamify Shop | Lunar Links Permanent Jewelry | Made by April-Lynn | MagM.Art | Mifas | Press'd and Pretty | Rainbow & Bubbles | Ravayat | Rskustoms | Sun Kissed & Co. | Tiny Cute Studio
Alcohol will be sold at the event. No outside alcoholic beverages are allowed. Attendees must show valid ID for a 21+ wristband, etc.
Accessibility
We are committed to making this event accessible to all individuals with disabilities, and will ensure that all attendees, including those with non-obvious disabilities and/or chronic health conditions, and people of all ages and body types, are able to fully enjoy the event. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the event will be accessible in all areas including but not limited to: signage, sidewalks, walkways, parking, drop-off areas, temporary ramps, assembly areas, concessions, and activities and displays. Service and support facilities such as restrooms and water stations will be wheelchair accessible.
Refunds
All ticket purchases and event registrations are final. Once a ticket is purchased or a registration is completed, no refunds will be provided, regardless of the circumstances.
In the unlikely event the AAPI Night Market is postponed, the Chamber may reschedule for a new date, at its sole discretion. Ticket holders may be given the option to use the ticket on the new date, or for another future event, as may be announced at the sole discretion of the Chamber. No tickets will be refunded due to the failure of a Holder to use the ticket on a rescheduled, resumed, or future event date.
This is a smoke-free event. No smoking or vaping of any kind is permitted on or near the event grounds. No pets or animals are permitted, unless licensed as a service animal.
Serving the Sacramento, California region and surrounding communities since 1942, the Consulate General of Mexico has built a legacy of diplomatic service and cultural connection spanning more than eight decades. What began as a single Career Consulate with jurisdiction over nine northeastern California counties has grown into a comprehensive governmental institution overseeing twenty-four counties throughout the state. This expansion reflects the growing importance of the consulate's mission to serve Mexican nationals and foster meaningful relationships between the Government of Mexico and the broader California community. The elevation of the consulate to General status in 1997 marked a significant milestone in its evolution, demonstrating the commitment to providing enhanced services and representation. Throughout its history, the Sacramento consulate has been guided by fifteen Career Consuls and four General Consuls who have dedicated themselves to advancing diplomatic objectives and supporting the communities they serve. Today, the Consulate General of Mexico in Sacramento continues its vital work as a bridge between two nations, maintaining strong ties with the diverse populations across its twenty-four-county jurisdiction and upholding the values of international cooperation and mutual respect.
Serving the Sacramento, California community, the Honorary Consulate of Hungary operates on a voluntary basis, with honorary consuls dedicating their time and expertise to support Hungarian citizens and advance diplomatic interests without government employment. These dedicated volunteers understand the challenges faced by Hungarian nationals abroad and work tirelessly to protect their interests during times of distress or crisis. Beyond emergency assistance, the consulate plays an important role in the local community by providing document authentication and certification services that bridge Hungarian and American administrative systems. As part of Hungary's worldwide network of foreign missions, the Sacramento office reflects a commitment to maintaining strong cultural and governmental connections across North America. The honorary consuls embody a spirit of service and community engagement, volunteering their efforts to ensure that Hungarian citizens in Sacramento, California have access to vital consular support and that important documents receive proper official authentication and recognition.
Based in Sacramento, California, the Honorary Consulate of Romania represents the Government of Romania through the work of a dedicated Honorary Consul who serves as a diplomatic bridge between Romania and the local community. This independent representative works diligently to execute important consular duties on a part-time basis, bringing personal commitment and deep understanding of both Romanian and Sacramento values to the role. The Honorary Consul embodies a unique approach to diplomacy—one that emphasizes accessibility, community connection, and personalized service to those who need support. By living and working within Sacramento, the Honorary Consul maintains meaningful relationships with Romanian citizens in the region while fostering cultural understanding and goodwill. The consulate's presence in Sacramento reflects Romania's commitment to supporting its citizens abroad and strengthening connections between the two nations. Through this grassroots diplomatic approach, the Honorary Consulate of Romania in Sacramento demonstrates that effective government representation can be deeply rooted in community engagement and personal dedication, creating a welcoming space for those seeking consular assistance or wishing to learn more about Romania.