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Where to celebrate Veterans Day in the Sacramento area on Wednesday
This year’s Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11 marks America’s 250th birthday: 250 years of service for the U.S. Armed Forces. Here’s where to find free community gatherings, parades, ceremonies and other events in honor of Veterans Day across the Sacramento region. Capital region At the California State Capitol West Steps, a Veterans Day ceremony will start at 9 a.m., followed by a parade at 11 a.m. The event will also feature a car show, appearances by the JROTC and Scouts of America, and veteran and community booths. Address: 1315 10th St., Sacramento More info: https://veteransofcalifornia.com/events/veterans-day-parade-sacramento-2026 . Mather In Mather, the Sacramento VA Medical Center will host a Veterans Day celebration from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. featuring guest speakers, patriotic music, Cordova High School JROTC cadets, and community resource and information booths. Address: Sacramento VA Medical Center, 10535 Hospital Way (Building 650), Mather More info: https://www.va.gov/northern-california-health-care/events/92902/ . West Sacramento In West Sacramento, the Veterans Day Parade will start at 11 a.m., followed by the annual Heroes Luncheon, featuring food, live music, raffles and bingo. Address: 1100 Clarendon Street to West Acre Road, ending at Park Boulevard & Stone Boulevard More info: https://westsacvfw.com/veterans-day-parade . Carmichael In Carmichael, the Kiwanis Club
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Popular Sacramento dim sum eatery launches brunch options for its Land Park location
Restaurateur Danni Kim wanted to try something different. Four years ago, Kim opened Hidden Dumpling House in Elk Grove, which, today, stands out for its gluten-free dishes. The business opened a number of locations across Sacramento and became a local favorite dim sum spot. But Kim was craving something new. She wanted to sink her teeth into a new adventure: to open an American-style brunch restaurant. “Nobody said a Chinese owner cannot do brunch,” Kim said. “It’s something I always wanted to do.” Kim has created The Morning After, a breakfast and brunch only menu at Hidden Dumpling House’s Land Park location at 3005 Freeport Blvd. The Morning After was originally a pop-up at the Land Park restaurant. It launched the brunch menu on Nov. 1 and Kim hired a whole new kitchen staff just for the venture. Each dish is focused on the highest and purest quality ingredients, Kim said. For example, the restaurant’s maple syrup is pure maple, rather than a corn syrup substitute. The Morning After’s menu is simple. There’s a traditional two-pancake breakfast, with butter and homemade berry compote, a side of fresh fruit and maple syrup. Other items include biscuits and gravy, chicken and waffles,