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Black Cinema Film Series: The Burial
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Join us at The Guild Theater for a free screening of The Burial, part of our Black Cinema Film Series. On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 6:00 PM, experience this powerful story of justice, resilience, and the fight for equality.

Based on true events, The Burial follows an African American attorney as he takes on a major corporation in a landmark legal battle. This gripping courtroom drama delves into themes of integrity, community, and the pursuit of justice against all odds.

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Black History Trivia Night
Oak Park Brewing Co.

Get ready for a night of fun, learning, and friendly competition at our Black History Trivia Night, hosted by Navarre Moore & comedian Dru Burks!

Test your knowledge of Black History, from the past to the present, in this exciting, fast-paced quiz! Form a team (up to 6 players), register with a donation, and compete for bragging rights!

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Family Movie Matinee
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Join us for a fun-filled Family Movie Matinee at the historic Guild Theater on Sunday, March 2, at 2:00 PM. Enjoy a free screening of Little, a hilarious and heartwarming comedy perfect for the whole family.

In Little, a high-powered tech mogul, Jordan Sanders (Regina Hall), wakes up one morning to find herself transformed back into her 13-year-old self (Marsai Martin). With the help of her overworked assistant, April (Issa Rae), Jordan must navigate life as a kid again—this time with a chance to right her past mistakes.

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Comedy Night featuring Malik B.
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Comedy Night at The Guild Theater – A Night of Nonstop Laughter!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of comedy at The Guild Theater! Hosted by Sacramento’s own Dru Burks, this show is packed with top-tier talent guaranteed to keep you laughing all night long.

E Clark brings his sharp, clever humor, and Ricco Da Great’s high-energy performance will have you in stitches. Headlining the night is the one and only Malik B.—a viral Instagram sensation and comedy powerhouse, as seen on Comedy Central, TruTV, Revolt TV, and Amazon Prime!

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Oak Park Black Film Festival 2025
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Join us from October 7 to October 12, 2025, for an unforgettable celebration of African-American stories and history through the power of cinema. The Oak Park Black Film Festival shines a spotlight on the voices of African-American filmmakers, featuring an inspiring lineup of independent feature films, thought-provoking documentaries, and captivating short films.

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Shop Talk Lately Featuring Sacramento Native Keith Powers
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Shop Talk Lately is a live, community-centered discussion series hosted by entrepreneur Sebastian Jackson, designed to blend barbershop culture with engaging conversations among cultural icons and innovators. Held in intimate theaters across the U.S., the show combines entertainment, audience participation, and stories of resilience to empower and unite communities, especially the Black community. This installment features actor and model Keith Powers, known for his roles in Straight Outta Compton, The New Edition Story, and Uglies.

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Special Movie Screening of “Albany Road” at the Guild Theater

The Guild Theater is thrilled to be among the select venues premiering the public debut of Albany Road, the film that recently won Best Feature Film at the 2024 Oak Park Black Film Festival. Albany Road will be playing at the Guild Theater on Friday, November 29, 2024, from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. The Sacramento Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, and Delta Sigma Theta have joined us in sponsoring the event and have tickets available.

Article The Sacramento Bee - 6.18.2024BY ACSAH LEMMA

Sacramento’s Juneteenth events feature The 1619 Project creator at Oak Park’s Guild Theater

With Juneteenth this week Sacramento has parties, marches and more in celebration.

This Wednesday, the California Black Agricultural Working Group will host a celebration at the Capitol State Park as well as a resource fair. People are invited to “experience our unique California Journey from Slavery to Freedom here in the Great State of California,” according to the organization’s flyer.

Article The Sacramento BeeBy Darrell Smith

Oak Park Black Film Festival opens its annual five-day run. Here’s what’s showing
October 11, 2023

The Oak Park Black Film Festival opens its annual five-day run Wednesday night screening short, feature and documentary works by an array of African-American filmmakers.

The Guild Theater, 2828 35th St., is the setting for the second annual festival with its mix of film showings, interviews and discussion. The festival is 5-9 p.m. daily through Sunday, Oct. 15. Tickets are $15 to $100.

Article By Jared ChildressThe Sacramento Observer

Inaugural Oak Park Black Film Festival Stirs Passions
September 17, 2022

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(OAK PARK) – On a moment’s notice, Dr. Julius Garvey flew across the country from New York City to attend the inaugural Oak Park Black Film Festival in Sacramento. He’d been invited to sit on the discussion panel for the short film about his father, “Whirlwind: The Marcus Garvey Story,” directed by Shaka Satori.

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Guild Record Studio Grand Opening

The official grand opening of Guild Record Studios held last month on February 25th brought a large turnout of local creatives and also served as a listening party for Sacramento’s own, TIP Vicious for his upcoming EP “No Sleep”, which was produced and recorded at Guild Studios.

The Guild Record Studio is managed by Guild Theater Director, Dru Burks, and studio Engineer, Bobby “Babagazoo” Reed. The studio offers affordably priced recording sessions and membership packages for vocal recording, music production, podcasting, voice overs, mixing and mastering.

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Free Movie Matinee

Looking for something to do on the weekend?  Come one, come all to the Sunday Movie Matinee at the Guild Theater on the 1st Sunday of each month at 2pm.  Bring your family, friends or come by yourself to watch (or rewatch!) some of the most popular feature films on the big screen.  St. HOPE is pleased to present these family friendly movies that are FREE for the entire community!

 

Movie Schedule: 

March 6   “Hidden Figures”

April 3  “Black Panther”

May 1  “A Wrinkle in Time”

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Colour of Music Festival Debuts in Sacramento November 10-13

We are thrilled to welcome the Colour of Music Festival to Sacramento! Since 2013, the Colour of Music Festival has showcased the talents of black classical musicians and composers and highlighted their impact and historical significance on American and world culture. The Festival began with performances in Charleston, South Carolina and is now bringing some of the top black classical musicians, trained at some of the most prestigious music schools, conservatories and universities in the world, to Sacramento.