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American River College’s beautiful 153-acre main campus is in the suburbs of Sacramento, on the old Cameron Ranch. We enroll approximately 30,000 students each spring and fall, making it one of California’s larger higher education institutions. Our vision is to transform the future of all students and our community through inclusive, equitable education. There are programs for every interest, including Accounting, Culinary Arts, and Cybersecurity – just to name a few!

https://arc.losrios.edu

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READING

• A digital circulation consisting of millions of books
• An ever increasing and updated physical circulation
• Curated reading recommendations by staff

EARLY LEARNING

• Informative workshops to support parents and caregivers as their child’s first teacher
• Early literacy story times for children of all ages
• Library programs and resources to develop children’s school readiness skills 

TECH AND CREATION

• Makerspaces to cultivate youth and local artists innovation
• Music labs and open mic events to support local musicians
• Integrated video game development and STEM programs for all ages

WELCOMING COMMUNITY SPACES

• Designated child and teen areas for kids to form community
• Programs to help refugees and immigrants acclimate
• Key accessibility services to support those with cognitive disabilities

Sign up for a Library card and more at Sacramento Public Library. 

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READING

• A digital circulation consisting of millions of books
• An ever increasing and updated physical circulation
• Curated reading recommendations by staff

EARLY LEARNING

• Informative workshops to support parents and caregivers as their child’s first teacher
• Early literacy story times for children of all ages
• Library programs and resources to develop children’s school readiness skills 

TECH AND CREATION

• Makerspaces to cultivate youth and local artists innovation
• Music labs and open mic events to support local musicians
• Integrated video game development and STEM programs for all ages

WELCOMING COMMUNITY SPACES

• Designated child and teen areas for kids to form community
• Programs to help refugees and immigrants acclimate
• Key accessibility services to support those with cognitive disabilities

Sign up for a Library card and more at Sacramento Public Library. 

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At the Sundays Asian Farmers Market in Sacramento, you’ll find all manners of fresh regionally grown fruits and vegetables, as well as herbs and spices that make up exotic Asian cuisine. The market is just a around the corner from the well-known Sacramento Central Farmers’ Market, making it a well-worth visit on a Sunday shopping trip in downtown.

It’s smaller but opens before the crack of dawn and offers lower prices compared to other farmers’ markets. Local shoppers themselves would often make their way purposefully for a sought-after ingredient. There’s often a frenzied spree for the best and freshest bok choy and other leafy greens, and stalls are often swept clean way before noon.

Location: 431 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95818, USA

Open: Sunday from 5.30 am to noon

At the Sundays Asian Farmers Market in Sacramento, you’ll find all manners of fresh regionally grown fruits and vegetables, as well as herbs and spices that make up exotic Asian cuisine. The market is just a around the corner from the well-known Sacramento Central Farmers’ Market, making it a well-worth visit on a Sunday shopping trip in downtown.

It’s smaller but opens before the crack of dawn and offers lower prices compared to other farmers’ markets. Local shoppers themselves would often make their way purposefully for a sought-after ingredient. There’s often a frenzied spree for the best and freshest bok choy and other leafy greens, and stalls are often swept clean way before noon.

• Always bring lots of small bills and change. You will be paying at each individual farmer’s stand and there is no central checkout or ATM. Bring large cloth shopping bags. It will save multiple trips to your car to unload. Please try to remember to reuse the produce bags provided by the farmers. Save them and bring them back to refill next time you come to market. This will help with the farmer’s costs and also be beneficial to the environment.

• Old baby and toddler carts make good shopping carts, and they fold up nicely in the trunk.
If you use wire folding cart, put in a box or liner or your produce will work through the wire squares.

• Make sure you know where your car keys are. The number one lost and found item are car keys. Nine times out of ten the shopper unconsciously puts the keys in one of the produce bag. Fanny packs are the best way to keep money and keys. You don’t have to worry about setting a purse or a wallet down and you have both hands free to shop and carry bags.



• Please do not bring your dogs or other pets to the market. Certified Farmers’ Markets are Health Department permitted food facilities and therefore dogs and other animal pets are not allowed. All exempt guide and service dogs must be actually in service at the time and properly identified with tags in accordance with Section 54.1 and subdivision (b) of Section 54.2 of the Civil Code, and Sections 30850, 30851, and 30852 of the Food and Agricultural Code. Smoking is also not allowed within a Certified Farmers’ Market under the Health Code of California.


•  When you first arrive, walk through the entire market and look at all the offerings before you buy. There are many differences in prices for the same produce type and quality. Bargaining for small amounts is not well received. Bargaining for big boxes or great amounts is usually acceptable. Remember that these are the growers of the produce you are bargaining for. Do not insult them. They worked very hard to sell so cheap.

• Most of the produce is vine or tree ripened. This means they can be delicate to the touch. This is fruit only found direct from the grower. It is too fragile to ship to the wholesale market. Most of the produce is unsorted and field run. Some of the best tasting fruit is cosmetically challenged.

• If the farmer is not too busy, do not hesitate to ask questions about recipes or growing methods. You might even get to know each other’s name.
•  Have patience with the growers. They are not polished sales people, they are farmers. They were up late picking and irrigating and up early to load and drive the truck several hours to market. If you smile at and appreciate them, you will find them smiling back and appreciating you in return. That is what certified farmers’ markets are really about. Smiles and mutual appreciation. Families growing food for families. Californians supporting California.

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READING

• A digital circulation consisting of millions of books
• An ever increasing and updated physical circulation
• Curated reading recommendations by staff

EARLY LEARNING

• Informative workshops to support parents and caregivers as their child’s first teacher
• Early literacy story times for children of all ages
• Library programs and resources to develop children’s school readiness skills 

TECH AND CREATION

• Makerspaces to cultivate youth and local artists innovation
• Music labs and open mic events to support local musicians
• Integrated video game development and STEM programs for all ages

WELCOMING COMMUNITY SPACES

• Designated child and teen areas for kids to form community
• Programs to help refugees and immigrants acclimate
• Key accessibility services to support those with cognitive disabilities

Sign up for a Library card and more at Sacramento Public Library. 

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