Hawthorne's Hideout, a new speakeasy in Old Sacramento, is a little Enchanted Tiki Room, a little Indiana Jones, and a whole ...

Selling out venues across the country and launching their tenth studio album, Deftones earned their place as one of our picks ...

Tops of the Town In 2010, a new kind of swivel chair emerged, serving dual purposes—providing attractive seating, but also acting as a people magnet in cities around the world. It’s time for ...

Cyndi Lauper in concert, the Sacramento Ballet and Capital Stage launch their new seasons, and much more. Here are 15 reasons ...

Maura Cromwell Shalom School Maura Cromwell, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, brings over 15 years of classroom teaching experience to her leadership role. She oversees curriculum development, ...

Pit Mastermind Renowned chef and pitmaster Matt Horn expands his culinary empire with a new meat mecca in Elk Grove. With Michelin-rated, melt-in-your-mouth brisket and ribs, the down-home Horn ...

Fairs and Festivals this July to Celebrate Summer This year’s State Fair promises a nostalgia-fueled good time with everything from a full-size Back to the Future DeLorean to jumbo corn dogs; the ...

On July 1, the Crocker Art Museum will welcome its first new director and CEO in a quarter century. Before taking the helm of the Crocker, Agustín Arteaga spent eight years as the director of the ...

Q&A with NBA Great Bill Cartwright As a five-time NBA champion, Bill Cartwright is unequivocally the winningest basketball star to ever emerge from Sacramento. Drafted by the New York Knicks in 1979 ...

A Sporting Chance Nearly 30 years after 2Pac’s “California Love” debuted, a snippet of its lyrics—“from Oakland to Sactown”—rings prophetic these days as the team formerly known as the Oakland A’s ...