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The Clubhouse is celebrating its 100 year anniversary this year. A celebration is planned for October 4, 2015. We would like to include as much history as possible. The Clubhouse was once the Sutter grammar school for children in the area. It is located at 4605 Karbet way. Since the 1950's, it has been the Cabrillo Clubhouse and a rental hall. If you or someone you know has a history with the hall and/or pictures of special events there, that you would like to share, please contact us. Thank you.

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100 year AnniversaryOctober 4, 2015

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Sacramento’s largest Japanese cultural and food bazaar celebrates it’s 69th year

 

The  Sacramento  Buddhist  Church’s  Japanese Culture  &  Food  Festival  is  a  summertime  tradi-tion  in  Northern  California. This  annual  event  is on Saturday and Sunday, August 8 and 9, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. both days.

 Enjoy  delicious,  Japanese  dishes,  prepared  right before your eyes. Everything from fresh fish-topped sushi, to their all-American, homemade chili, snow cones  and  baked  goods.    There  is  something  for everyone  at  this  year’s  69th  annual  Sacramento Buddhist Church Bazaar.

You  will  see  fabulous  performances  by  Japanese folk  dancers  and  singers;  listen  to  the  mighty drummers of a taiko (TAH-ee-koh) group, among other Japanese cultural entertainment, exhibits and demonstrations.

After  WW  II,  Japanese  Americans  and  immi-grants had  to  rebuild  their homes,  lives and com-munities  after  returning  to  the  Sacramento  area from  their  forced  evacuation  to  concentration camps in the most-desolate parts of our country. In 1947, the Japanese Bazaar began as a festive, social event  for  the  Sacramento  Japanese  residents  cel-ebrating food and friendship.

The  Bazaar  is  a  major  fundraiser  for  the  Sac-ramento  Buddhist  Church. This  event  supports the  many  affiliated  organizations  such  as  Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, youth sports programs, the Japanese  language  school,  and  adult  and  senior organizations. 

The  Sacramento  Buddhist  Church  is  located at  2401  Riverside  Boulevard,  Sacramento.  For more  information, call  (916) 446-0121 or visit BuddhistChurch.com.

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