Bastille Day Waiter’s Race
Sunday, June 9, 3 p.m., The Handle District, no cover
Photo courtesy of Alliance Francaise de Sacramento
Inspired by the same inaugural competition held in Paris, the footrace requires contestants to hold trays and full glasses of water. The goal: get to the finish line without any spillage. Afterward, enjoy an afternoon live music and free food at the street fair. 1801 L Street, www.afsacramento.org.
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