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Tree huggers unite at the Sacramento Capitol Park. Thousands of species of trees occupy the park, some of them as old as Thomas Jefferson. The capital state park is home to majestic red oak trees, hundreds of unusual plants, and well manicured gardens that wind through the popular pathways used by local walkers and joggers. This park is California's rendition of an outdoor paradise.

Enjoy charitable drinking at the California Brewers Festival held at Sacramento's Discovery Park. Get together to drink ice cold beer, listen to live music and eat food all in the name of charity! WOW, 60 plus brewers and a few thousand people get together for the day to make the world a better place!

Art lovers, this city has got an attraction for you. Explore Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum to discover California art collections from statehood to the present and collections representing African and Oceanic Art, Asian Art and European Art. Duck into Crocker Café for a bite to eat. Shop the museum store for an artistic souvenir guaranteed not to break the bank!

Stroll on the cobbled stone streets of Old Sacramento, the 28-acre National Historic Landmark District and State Historic Park situated at the banks of Sacramento River. The gold rush themed attraction is brimming with activities and distinctive shopping, dining, entertainment and world-renowned museums. You're certain to find gold nuggets at this state attraction.