Sacramento Japantown Presentation is September 20, 2026
In the early 1900s, Sacramento had the fourth-largest Japantown on the West Coast. So what happened to it? After worship service on September 20, Karen Tsugawa will help trace that history as the designer of the exhibition “Sacramento… Read More
Aloha Fest 2026: Faith, Fellowship and Food
This year’s Aloha Fest was a great event and a real festive celebration! People enjoyed eating the delicious and bountiful food and chatting with one another. Please join us on Sunday, August 30, 2026 for our Flip Flops… Read More
Aloha Sundays Are Here!
“What are Aloha Sundays?” you may ask. Every August we wear comfortable island clothing and leis. This tradition dates back to when we had no air conditioning and tried to combat the August heat in Sacramento. Our Sundays… Read More
Happy 250th, USA!
On July 4, 2026, Parkview celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with games, a potluck dinner in the finest Parkview tradition, and fireworks. Many thanks go to all the volunteers who organized the games, the… Read More
Parkview Brings Love and Dancing to the 2026 Pride March
Parkview showed its pride and love on June 14, marching and dancing in the annual Pride March. Many thanks to Jana Nakase-Lee for organizing Parkview’s participation and to Kishwer Vikaas, Komel Vikaas, and Jerome Pryor for teaching us… Read More
2026 Pride Parade Dance Preview
We are switching up our dancing this year for the annual Pride Parade on June 14. We’re moving to the Indian subcontinent for a change. Click on the image below to view the preview video of the garba… Read More
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Posted: August 30, 2026 by Office Manager
Iu Mien Cultural Fair is Oct 4!
Please join us at Parkview on October 4, 2026 and enjoy a wonderful Iu-Mien cultural fair from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm. This event is a fundraiser for Iu Mien Community Services. There will be a silent auction,… Read More