Sacramento Magazine

Set your DVRs, design fans: At 9 p.m. Monday, June 7, HGTV will air a TV pilot starring Folsom interior designer Leyla Jaworski.The one-hour...

The monthly outdoor Sacramento Antique Faire is moving temporarily from midtown to Sleep Train Arena during freeway construction.The faire will hold its next event...

RO SHAM BEAUX might seem like a funny name for a natural wine bar. But it actually makes perfect sense, according to co-owner Trevor...

Backlit screens have served many an unforeseen purpose these past 14-plus months, including as placeholders for theatergoers who because of the pandemic have not...

If you are itching to hear jazz and bluegrass, put up a modest amount of scratch at two local venues these next two weekends...

Is poetry undergoing a renaissance? It sure feels like it. In the first two months of 2021 alone, National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman...

If you are asked to list American composers of classical music, even if you are not an aficionado of the genre, there is a...

Steph Rodriguez is an award-winning journalist who has written for Sacramento News & Review, Edible Sacramento, Sacramento Magazine and CapRadio for nearly two decades. Clevers:...

Katie Knipp has been an indie blues/Americana performer for almost 25 years, and she’s blessed with soulful vocals and a great ability to mix...

When City Theatre at Sacramento City College was forced to shut down production last March, director Christine Nicholson looked to her art as a...

Justin Nordan has been an event producer for years, and for the past eight he has booked talent and produced events for Concerts in...

Are you of the optimistic (or simply worn-out) mindset that COVID-19 is winding down? If so, perhaps it is time to treat the pandemic...

Not everyone has the confidence or desire to break out a few dance moves in front of their webcam, so for the two-left-footed, there’s...