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Sacramento Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum invites Sacramento families to make a splash for Pride

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Sacramento, California – A summer afternoon centered on community, inclusion and celebration is coming to Natomas as Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum announces “Pride, Sunshine, and Poolside Vibes,” an event inviting Sacramento residents to gather by the water and celebrate Pride together.

The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at The Club at Natomas Park. With warm weather setting the scene, the afternoon is designed as a welcoming gathering where people can enjoy the pool, spend time with family and friends, and share in the spirit of Pride.

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A summer afternoon centered on community, inclusion and celebration is coming to Natomas as Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum announces “Pride, Sunshine, and Poolside Vibes,” an event inviting Sacramento residents to gather by the water and celebrate Pride together.

The invitation is broad and simple: everyone is welcome. Families of all shapes, sizes and identities are encouraged to attend and take part in an event focused on diversity, connection and fun. Guests can arrive ready to swim or choose to relax poolside and enjoy the atmosphere. Swimsuits, pride and a full crew are all part of the invitation.

At its heart, the gathering offers more than a day at the pool. It creates space for residents to come together in a setting built around acceptance and belonging. Pride celebrations often bring communities into public spaces with a message of visibility and support, and this Natomas event will bring that energy to a sunny afternoon by the water.

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For parents, friends and neighbors looking for a weekend activity, the event offers a chance to cool off while celebrating the people and families who make Sacramento’s communities diverse. Attendees are invited to make a splash, soak up the sunshine or simply spend the day surrounded by a welcoming crowd.

Those interested in additional swimming opportunities during the season can find information on pool locations and operating hours through the City of Sacramento’s aquatics and pools page.

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As June brings Pride celebrations and the start of summer days, “Pride, Sunshine, and Poolside Vibes” aims to turn an afternoon at the pool into a shared community moment—open, joyful and welcoming to all.

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