UPCOMING EVENTS
ON VIEW UNTIL NOVEMBER 1ST
A magical combination of Halloween chills and rich Día de los Muertos traditions at the Atrium in the heart of Historic Old Sacramento.
“Spirits of the Season” is a magical combination of Halloween chills and rich Día de los Muertos traditions in the heart of Historic Old Sacramento. This immersive art exhibit features festive decor, ghostly paintings, and eerie sculptures – all crafted from upcycled materials by talented Sacramento artists.
Guests are invited to honor loved ones at our community Day of the Dead altar, created by Maggie Gomez-Devos, Nicole Fiorella, and Raul Mejia. All are welcome to leave photographs or honor loved ones using materials provided. The other side of the gallery features the following artists: AngelicArte, Art by Alyssa, Darkmoon Doll, Hustling to be Free, Island Girl Art, Kiss My Craft, Laurel Marana, and Stone Turner Creations.
The exhibition runs from September 17th until November 1st, 2026, with the Day of the Dead reception on October 15th from 4pm-8pm.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 4-8PM
Spirits of the Season Art Reception
Celebrate the season with a participatory community Ofrenda. Meet the artists with complimentary wine! Participate by leaving photographs or honor loved ones using the materials provided. Guests are encouraged to wear inventive (and upcycled!) Halloween or Day of the Dead inspired attire. An award will be presented for the most sustainable and creative outfit.
Join us for Old Sacramento Waterfront’s Third Thursday creative activation series.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 3-5PM
Sac Tech Week Fireside Chat
New Laws, New Opportunities: Tech & the Circular Economy
A fireside chat at Atrium 916
Legislation is changing the rules for electronic design, technology, food and packaging and creating opportunities for innovation.
Join Atrium CEO, Shira Lane to explore laws, the changes ahead and what they mean for entrepreneurs, designers and businesses. From electronic design to compost and transport logistics for reusable packaging, we’ll discuss how these shifts need new technologies, services and circular business models.
Thursday, October 22 | 3 PM
Atrium 916 · 1020 Front Street, Old Sacramento Waterfront
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 10AM-4PM
Politics to Art: Upcycle Yard Signs
Local Creative Collaboration Aims to Keep Obsolete Political Yard Signs out of the Landfill
On November 3rd, tens of thousands of political yard signs in Sacramento County will become obsolete. They are not recyclable and most of them will end up in the landfill unless candidates and campaigns participate in this unique Politics-to-Art event co-sponsored by Habitat for Humanity, Atlas Disposal, Atrium Creative Innovation for Sustainability, and the National Stewardship Action Council, and coordinated by SMUD Board member, Gregg Fishman.
These signs are made of corrugated plastic which can be cut and upcycled into other signs, decor, planters, or canvases. The possibilities are endless! We aim to collect as many signs as possible and make them available to artists, teachers, students, crafters, hobbyists, and anyone who can put them to good use.
Sign Drop Off: 10:00am to 3:00pm | Sign Pick Up: 12:00pm to 4:00pm
OPEN 4 DAYS A WEEK - THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
OLD SACRAMENTO
ART CAFE IN OLD SACRAMENTO- SERVING ART NOT FOOD
1020 Front Street, Old Sacramento
Indoor or Outdoor seating
Thursday – Sunday 10am – 6pm
Walk-ins welcome or Reservations on Eventbrite
For groups 6 and up please call 916.642.9415
ZERO WASTE MOBILE ART CAFE
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The Atrium is a Creative Innovation Center for Sustainability, a collaborative community of creatives and entrepreneurs building a kind, creative and sustainable future. With impactful art, projects, programs, solutions and events, it is a hub where creatives come to be inspired, collaborate and innovate towards the omni-considerate future this planet needs.
Up Kindness, Inc. is a 501c3 nonprofit DBA Atrium 916, Also known as Atrium. Tax ID 83-1290884
