Early Sikh Immigrants in the Sacramento Valley and Northern California: What They Did Here and What They Are Doing Now
Tue, Feb 23
|Columbus Hall
Join Kulvinder Singh as he traces more than a century of Sikh history in the Sacramento Valley and Northern California, from the earliest immigrants and independence activists to the families and community leaders shaping the region today.


Time & Location
Feb 23, 2027, 6:30 PM
Columbus Hall, 5961 Newman Ct, Sacramento, CA 95819
About the Event
Join the Sacramento Historical Society on Tuesday, February 23 for an evening exploring the history of Sikh immigration to the Sacramento Valley and Northern California and the generations who have helped shape the region.
Sacramento-area attorney Kulvinder Singh, a regular contributor to local historical societies who has written extensively about Sikh history in Placer County and throughout the United States, will lead us through more than a century of Sikh history in Northern California.
Beginning around 1899, Sikhs from Punjab in British India began arriving, working, and settling in the Sacramento Valley. Their stories span generations—from early immigrants who built new lives in California while advocating for Indian independence to those who became farmers, professionals, community leaders, and elected officials.
In this presentation, Mr. Singh will trace the different waves of Sikh immigration to Northern California and the experiences that shaped their communities. He will explore the activism of early…
Tickets
SHS Member Admission
$0.00
Non-Member Admission
$20.00
+$0.50 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00
