ALT Black and white photo of a street with early model cars and a large stone building. Cables are strung down the street.

ALT Marketing with a medium beige background with brown font. Top in brown word box reads: Free public event" followed by font with no word box reading: Sacramento Archives Crawl Saturday October 17, 2026 10 AM to 4 PM. underneath the center images the text continues: "tour among four host archives, gather stamps in your passport, view treasures from dozens of archives and special collection libraries, visit with archivists, win prizes and go on special behind-the-scenes tours!" in a word box at center bottom "www.sacramentoarchivescrawl.Com" with a QR code to the right and crawl logo to the left. images are cut out of people in old photographs, a band, a mother and child, a woman, a boy holding a trophy, a group of 5 adults, two children, 3 three children in costume and one man.

ALT graphic on a blue background with light blue border of triangles with lines. text in beige reads "59th annual California Native American day" with an illustration of a native woman in traditional skirt with large necklace and hat holding a woven bowl, standing in a river between green hills. the water flows from one woven basket to another

ALT : De Colores Nuevas Voces: California's Migrant Farm Workers Thursday, September 24 4:00-5:30PM via Zoom. Continuing a conversation begun in our Spring 2026 talk, De Colores: California’s Migrant Farm Workers, this panel will focus on the history of Yemeni farm workers, the significance of the transnational Indian anticolonial Ghadar Party in California and globally, and the ways in which farm workers challenged injustices through the help of the California Rural Legal Assistance. Please note the panel will not be recorded. Register at events.library.ca.gov.

ALT Left side shows four headshots of men and women running vertically with text about each of their talks next to their images. From top to bottom, the text reads: "Recovering Hidden Histories: Yemeni Farm Workers, Labor, and Empire in the Farm Worker Movement" with Dr. Neama Alamri, Lecturer with the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department at the California State University, Fresno. "Mutiny on the Move: A History of Ghadar Publications across the Globe in the Early Twentieth Century" with Dr. Amrit Deol, Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies and Anthropology at California State University, Fresno. "Attorneys in the Field: The Role of California Rural Legal Assistance in the Farm Worker Movement" with Dr. Taylor Cozzens, Historian of modern U.S. and Latin American history and Instructor at Arkansas Tech University. Moderated by Dr. Oliver Rosales, Professor of History and Ethnic Studies at Bakersfield College and author of "Civil Rights in Bakersfield: Segregation and M

ALT Black and white line drawing illustration of scales with the word "libra" in the middle between the scales. Its framed by a dark purple border with pale yellow moons, stars, and hands. The CSL logo is in the bottom left and the Sutro logo is in the bottom right.

ALT small poster board made to look like manuscript paper with title "The Constitutional Convention" overlaid on a building. Text after reads "23 May, 1787 - 17 September, 1787 The constitution was a charter modeled after the Articles of Confederation. in response to the King's rule in Great Britain, the articles in the charter emphasized state sovereignty and a balance of power. however, many prominent figures of the time sought to amend the articles, correct the antiquated rules, add a federal government in addition to the states, and modifying what they saw as imbalances in power and responsibility.

ALT overhead view of display case with paper cut into state shapes with names of delegates and number of committees they served on, number of speeches made, number of motions made, and if they signed the constitution.

ALT Dark blue background with darker blue flower shape. overlaid is a border of papel picado in yellow with green and red flower shapes. in the center in white font: "Latino Heritage Month September 15 to October 15" with the library logo under it. framing the font on top and bottom is a yellow four petal flower with green line flourish extending from it.

ALT The scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz dances on a yellow brick road, which extends forward from illustrations in an open book so that the scarecrow appears to have danced out of the book. The book’s illustration shows a forest interior with the spires of the Emerald City in the far distance. Text across the scarecrow is bracketed by musical notes and reads, “If I only had a brain!” Text above and below him reads, “You’ve got the brains! What you need is an education! Shake out the sawdust and sign up for the fall semester.” In the bottom corners of the image are the notations “Defense Billboard 79” and “American Forces Information Service, Department of Defense.”

ALT De Colores Nuevas Voces: California's Migrant Farm Workers Thursday, September 24 4:00-5:30PM via Zoom. Continuing a conversation begun in our Spring 2026 talk, De Colores: California’s Migrant Farm Workers, this panel will focus on the history of Yemeni farm workers, the significance of the transnational Indian anticolonial Ghadar Party in California and globally, and the ways in which farm workers challenged injustices through the help of the California Rural Legal Assistance. Please note the panel will not be recorded. Register at events.library.ca.gov.

ALT Left side shows four headshots of men and women running vertically with text about each of their talks next to their images. From top to bottom, the text reads: "Recovering Hidden Histories: Yemeni Farm Workers, Labor, and Empire in the Farm Worker Movement" with Dr. Neama Alamri, Lecturer with the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department at the California State University, Fresno. "Mutiny on the Move: A History of Ghadar Publications across the Globe in the Early Twentieth Century" with Dr. Amrit Deol, Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies and Anthropology at California State University, Fresno. "Attorneys in the Field: The Role of California Rural Legal Assistance in the Farm Worker Movement" with Dr. Taylor Cozzens, Historian of modern U.S. and Latin American history and Instructor at Arkansas Tech University. Moderated by Dr. Oliver Rosales, Professor of History and Ethnic Studies at Bakersfield College and author of "Civil Rights in Bakersfield: Segregation and Mu

ALT Poster showing symbols of the golden state including a miner holding a shovel and an American flag, standing on the base of a statue of winged female holding a book; inscription on the base reads Native Sons of the Golden West; other images include poppies, a bear, the California Republic Bear Flag, flag with an eagle sitting in flames, palm trees, the bay and a red sunset. Text reads "Semi-Centennial admission Day celebration 1850-1900 San Francisco Sept. 8-9-10-11