Family Entertainment

Parade is now SATURDAY, at 10 a.m. All the Who, What and Where for the Music Festival

The kid attractor factor: Wacky aliens in battle with wise-cracking humans. Reviews for families of some other big movies.

Whether you're in the mood for an ice-cold brewski or looking to celebrate local Asian culture, plenty of good times are on tap this weekend. The sixth annual Raley Field Brewfest kicks off tonight, while Sunday marks the 20th anniversary of the Pacific Rim Street Fest.

Singing, dancing, farms, friends and fairytales.

Mondavi Center closes out its season with Cyro Baptista's Banquet of the Spirits. Local artist Vince King's marble- and-wood sculpture exhibit, "Origins: From Where Do We Come?" continues at Gallery 2110 in midtown

Dark Shadows, The low comedy and slapstick will appeal to all ages, but the violence and sexual content make this best suited for 12-and-up

The Chautauqua Playhouse's Marie Raymond puts a different spin on "The Prince and the Pauper." This time, Count Chimp and Mouse-Breath plot to finish off the Prince

Current movies reviewed to provide parents with a guide to help decide what may be appropriate for younger viewers

The best things to do

A look at modern-day Taiwan is the focus of an upcoming photo exhibit at the Sacramento Central Library.

The Bee Picks of some things to do Little Alice stumbles into Boogie Wonderland in pursuit of a white-suited rabbit and finds a mystical dimension populated by the oddest assortment of characters imaginable, including the Disco Queen of Hearts.

The Crocker Art Museum's 34th annual Art Auction will feature more than 125 works by regionally and internationally renowned artists – many of them represented in the Crocker's permanent collection.

"Bully," the peer-abuse documentary at the center of a ratings controversy, should be seen by teenagers, said audience members at an advance screening this week at Tower Theatre.