About This Event
Often referred to as the "happiest day in the neighborhood," this charming tour invites visitors to leisurely stroll from home to home beneath the canopy of mature trees. At Curtis Park guests will be treated to live music, tasy bites from a variety of food trucks, and self-guided walking tours of beautiful residential properties.
The Curtis Park community in Sacramento was developed between 1910 and 1940, and today offers a charming, walkable neighborhood under a leafy canopy of mature trees. The 36th Curtis Park Home and Garden Tour will be held on Saturday, April 25th, from 10 am to 4 pm, featuring a diversity of interior designs and architectural styles across five homes, including Craftsman Bungalow, Tudor Revival, Cottage, and Foursquare. Gardens range from drought tolerant to whimsical, to intimate designs with lush foliage and inviting entertainment areas.
The Capitol A’s Model A Ford Club will showcase pristine vintage cars throughout the day. The Sacramento Art Deco Society will be on hand in period clothing, and the Plant Foundry will have a display in one of the gardens.
The north end of Curtis Park will feature food trucks and picnic tables, information displays, and more. Have lunch in the park!
The tour route encompassing 2 1/2 miles. Bicycling is encouraged and bike racks will be provided. Ticket prices are $25 in advance ($20 for SCNA members), and $30 on tour day ($25 for SCNA members)*. If purchasing on tour day, head to the north end of Curtis Park at 26th Street and Donner Way. On street parking is available.
*Advance Ticket Sales will close Friday April 24th at 3:00p.m., Tour day tickets will be available for purchase at Curtis Park only
Now available for purchase: Add an exclusive Sierra 2 Home Tour tote bag, order now for pick up with your program on Home Tour Day. Limited number available, maximum four per person.
For updates and more information, visit www.Sierra2.org, or call Sierra 2 at (916) 465-8589
Notice of Filming and Photography: Please be advised that photographs will be taken at this event for marketing & promotional purposes. By participating in this event, you consent to the use of your image and likeness.
About This Event
Often referred to as the "happiest day in the neighborhood," this charming tour invites visitors to leisurely stroll from home to home beneath the canopy of mature trees. At Curtis Park guests will be treated to live music, tasy bites from a variety of food trucks, and self-guided walking tours of beautiful residential properties.
The Curtis Park community in Sacramento was developed between 1910 and 1940, and today offers a charming, walkable neighborhood under a leafy canopy of mature trees. The 36th Curtis Park Home and Garden Tour will be held on Saturday, April 25th, from 10 am to 4 pm, featuring a diversity of interior designs and architectural styles across five homes, including Craftsman Bungalow, Tudor Revival, Cottage, and Foursquare. Gardens range from drought tolerant to whimsical, to intimate designs with lush foliage and inviting entertainment areas.
The Capitol A’s Model A Ford Club will showcase pristine vintage cars throughout the day. The Sacramento Art Deco Society will be on hand in period clothing, and the Plant Foundry will have a display in one of the gardens.
The north end of Curtis Park will feature food trucks and picnic tables, information displays, and more. Have lunch in the park!
The tour route encompassing 2 1/2 miles. Bicycling is encouraged and bike racks will be provided. Ticket prices are $25 in advance ($20 for SCNA members), and $30 on tour day ($25 for SCNA members)*. If purchasing on tour day, head to the north end of Curtis Park at 26th Street and Donner Way. On street parking is available.
*Advance Ticket Sales will close Friday April 24th at 3:00p.m., Tour day tickets will be available for purchase at Curtis Park only
Now available for purchase: Add an exclusive Sierra 2 Home Tour tote bag, order now for pick up with your program on Home Tour Day. Limited number available, maximum four per person.
For updates and more information, visit www.Sierra2.org, or call Sierra 2 at (916) 465-8589
Notice of Filming and Photography: Please be advised that photographs will be taken at this event for marketing & promotional purposes. By participating in this event, you consent to the use of your image and likeness.