Banana Festival

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

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Let’s go bananas 🍌🍌and get your tickets 🎟️
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The Banana Festival is a multicultural event celebrating cultures in Africa, Asia, and the Americas that use the banana as a source of food, art, and culture. 🍲 🥘 🌯 🍣

A weekend full of banana foods, music, art, health, and family fun!
-Live bands, performances, & art 🎨
-Attractions
-20+ multicultural food vendors
- 100+ retail, artisan, community resource & craft vendors
-Best chef contest 🧑‍🍳
-Fashion show
-Kids Zone with inflatables, carnival rides, kid performances & more!

Saturday Aug 15th 10 a.m. -7 p.m.
Sunday Aug 16th 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

General admission tickets:
Adults:(18-64) $10 🎟️
Child (6-17), Seniors (65+): $8 🎟️
Children 5 and under are Free.

Tickets are available via our website.

Location: 3855 East Park Road, Sacramento, CA 95822

Proceeds from the Banana Festival support the National Academic Youth Corps, a non-profit organization that supports the arts and community!

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12/25/2025

History of the Red Banana

12/02/2025

Donate to Sojo Museum today for Giving Tuesday

✨TLDR: It’s Giving Tuesday! Click the link in our bio to donate to our end-of-year fundraiser!

When you support SOJO, you are investing in a 25-year track record of creating future entrepreneurs and professionals in South Sacramento!

Our Proven Youth Empowerment Pipeline:
✔️25 Years of Impact: Our Youth Entrepreneurship Program has graduated over 600 youth with foundational business skills and financial literacy.
✔️Workforce Training: The Youth Docent Program has trained 25 youth in professional communication, public service, and museum administration.
✔️Next-Gen Leaders: We’ve hosted 3 graduate-level fellows, building high-level expertise in museum administration.

2025 Impact Highlights:
Your generosity makes this possible:
We reached 10,000+ youth with African American History and art through tours, after-school programs, and events.

〰️The Black History Mobile Tour served 7 schools and reached 5,000 students!
We completed the Florin Road Beautification Project, commissioning 3,500 sq. ft. of murals. 〰️We created paid professional opportunities for young artists to transform their own neighborhoods!

The SOJO Difference: We empower the next generation of creative entrepreneurs and professionals and keep African American art, history, and culture alive in Sacramento.

➡️Action: Click the link in our bio to donate to our end-of-year campaign!

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