Sacramento Magazine

He wrapped up a photo shoot with Amazon Robotics on a Tuesday. By Friday, commercial photographer Tim Engle says, clients began to cancel sessions...

Dancer Stefan Calka was working with choreographer Jennifer Archibald on a new piece for the Sacramento Ballet when all of a sudden the music...

Pandemic or not, there’s plenty to celebrate about our region! In this annual survey, you’ll find some categories uniquely suited to pandemic times, and...

Want to move like one of Beyoncé’s backup dancers? Isela Perez, the owner and co-founder of Sac Dance Lab, teaches just that, as well...

The jokes just hit differently when they’re not followed by echoes of laughter. At least, that’s how it’s been lately for stand-up comedian Keith...

In February, Sacto Storytellers shared the stage with Grammy Award-winning roots reggae band Steel Pulse at the Crest Theatre. By March, all of their...

Sculpture artist Gina Rossi has an unusual take on the societal shutdown caused by the coronavirus. “I’ve looked it as a positive actually. It’s...

“At this moment, every professional musician in America is unemployed,” says Thomas Derthick, principal bassist with the Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera.Despite canceled concerts and...

Every Thursday through May, Concerts in the Park (CIP) is introducing live art with #CIPSAC muralists from 6 – 7 p.m. on Twitch. Watch...

The hallways of CLARA Studios for the Performing Arts were silent as dancers, musicians and actors stayed home. That silence was deafening to Nicole...

On a thick black pole on K Street, there’s an image of Smoky the Bear wearing a surgical mask, surrounded by the words “Only...

Comedians crave laughter while dancers and musicians need movement and walls of sound. For the visual and performing artists of Sacramento, finding new and...

CONCERTS IN THE PARK GOES VIRTUAL FOR #CIPSAC LIVE! Rock out from home with Concerts in the Park starting Friday, May 1! Beginning May 1, and...