California's 175th birthday is celebrated with a free public event at the California Museum offering rare historic artifacts and family-friendly programming. Both the English and Spanish versions of the original 1849 California Constitution are on display in partnership with the California State Archives. Exhibitions include a limited-time display of documents and artifacts highlighting select signers of the 1849 Constitution. Programming features a presentation by Professor Damien Bacich on Spanish-Mexican roots, live music by Los Californios and Renegade Orchestra, dance performances, and a PBS SoCal screening of Borderlands. Complimentary bear-themed cupcakes, hands-on crafts, reserved free tickets, and walk-in availability are included.
Chance to see both the English and Spanish versions of the original 1849 California Constitution, displayed in partnership with the California State Archives Access to all current exhibitions at the California Museum, including a limited-time display of historic documents and artifacts highlighting select signers of the 1849 Constitution, courtesy of the California State Archives and California State Library A presentation by Professor Damien Bacich: "California's Spanish-Mexican Roots: Life Before and After Statehood"
Complimentary "bear-thday" cupcakes with a DIY mini bear flag topper included (while supplies last) Family-friendlyactivites and crafts Reserve your free admission ticket to guarantee access to the California Statehood Day Celebration at the California Museum. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows. Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur. Address: 1020 O St., Sacramento, CA 95814
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