7th California Capitol Region East & West Health Fair

第七届加州首府地区中医及西医健康展会

California Northstate University Event Center

9650 West Taron Dr., Elk Grove, CA 95757

Sunday, November 16, 2025, 11AM-4PM

On behalf of the Sacramento Chinese Culture Foundation (SCCF), we would like to invite you joining our annual East & West Health Fair. 

Since the inception of this event in 2016, we already had a clear focus of bringing healthcare access closer to the underserved communities. Our main goal is to target the local communities who might have limited access and resources to health education and care.

Yearly, we have attracted thousands of local visitors and patrons to enjoy free health education seminars, presentations as well as free flu shot and health screenings such as high blood pressure, diabetes, eye exam, or high cholesterol. In addition, our Eastern medicine providers have also provided onsite treatments to patients using traditional Chinese Acupressure and/or Acupuncture. 

For more details about the health fair, please go to the Events page! 

Celebrating 40 Years of Success

Margaret Wong: Local Chinese American Business Empress

Margaret Wong is a Sacramento Local Chinese Business Women for more than 40 years. Not only she dedicated her 40 years to her business empire, she is also actively involved in Chinese-American business and culture exchange and integration. Her late husband was the president of SCCF year 2015. They are loyal supporters to SCCF and generous sponsors of SCCF's major events, such as annual health fairs and Chinese competitions. We are sincerely appreciative to their contribution to our community. Please enjoy the KCRA's interview of Margaret Wong!

CBS News Interview

The 6th California Capital Region East & West Health Fair is on CBS News. The Health Fair is the signature annual event of Sacramento Chinese Culture Foundation and is well received by the local community. To view the program book, click here!

     Every year when there are signs of swallows flying under the sunny blue sky, while the chilling air of Winter begins to fade, we could appreciate that Spring is finally here. This year the celebration of “春節” [Chun Jié] or Spring Festival will be landed on February 10th, 2024. This date may also be referred as the “Chinese New Year” or the “Lunar New Year”. It is one of the significant celebrations not only for the Chinese but for many Asians around the world because it marks the first day of the Lunar calendar. The celebration is observed in many areas internationally, including Tibet, Singapore, Vietnam, Korea, and Thailand, though each geographical area may refer to the celebration with different names. Additionally, countries within the Western and Southern hemisphere such as France, Germany, the UK, the US, and Australia have also been celebrating Lunar New Year for many decades. According to the lunar calendar, a lunar cycle starts from a full-moon to a full-moon every month. As a result, the Lunar New Year does not coincide on the same date of the Gregorian calendar, but rather it fluctuates between late January to mid-February of each Solar year.

Click here to read more about Chinese New Year!