Dangerous Landscapes: A Brief Historical Ecology of Northern California
Tue, Apr 22
|Columbus Hall
Joan Didion, a Sacramento-native and international pioneer in journalism, was often inspired by the landscape of the Sacramento Valley. Join us for this celebratory dinner show, as we fundraise for the Joan Didion Sacramento City College Scholarship through poetry and prose befitting of Didion.
Time & Location
Apr 22, 2025, 6:15 PM
Columbus Hall, 5961 Newman Ct, Sacramento, CA 95819, USA
About the Event
Join Us for Good Food and a Good Cause
Dinner Show Details
Date: Tuesday, April 22nd
Time: Doors Open 5:30 PM; Buffet Dinner 6:15 PM; Program 7 PM
Location: Columbus Hall - 5961 Newman Ct, Sacramento, CA 95819
Serendipitously, our April program falls on Earth Day this year, and April is National Poetry Month! Join us on Tuesday, April 22nd, as we celebrate the beauty of the Sacramento Valley, a source of inspiration for Joan Didion, through poetry, select pieces of Didion's writing, and Dr. Stuart Graybill's talk, "Dangerous Landscapes: A Brief Historical Ecology of Northern California."
Tickets
SHS Member Admission
$30.00+$0.75 ticket service feeNon-Member Admission
$50.00+$1.25 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00