Sacramento Magazine

For blues singer/musician Katie Knipp, the pandemic brought a reminder to choose your mindset carefully.“It reminded me that we’re really in charge of our own...

Canceled, rescheduled, postponed—these three words have haunted us all in 2020. But musicians who live to perform were among the hardest hit, especially when...

Virtual meets virtue with the 2020 Kaiser Permanente Women’s Fitness Festival 5K, 10K and Princess Run this coming Sunday, Aug. 30. All donations—100% of them—will...

For many of us, the refined instrumental sounds of classical music calms nerves and brightens outlooks. That kind of “medicine” sounds pretty enticing as the...

Wes Davis, co-founder of Beatnik Studios art gallery, says artists are among his favorite photographic subjects. “Artists are great because if you want to do something...

Intrigued by the lights, drama and production of live theater, Yarcenia Garcia says the thrill of snapping the right shot at the right time is...

On many days during the COVID-19 crisis, in various ways, many of us feel we have gotten the shaft.Starting this weekend in Rancho Cordova, there’s a possible...

Outdoor theater is nothing new to summertime Sacramento, longtime home to the Sacramento Shakespeare Festival and its signature Shakespeare in the Park. That series at...

Inspired by the gritty Los Angeles punk-rock scene during the late 1970s and early ’80s as seen in the documentary “The Decline of Western Civilization,” Cam Evans...

Community theaters remain dark during the pandemic, but many of their brighter lights have received Elly Award nominations, which were announced in a virtual “pajama...

A scientist who specialized in plant genetics, Mayumi Acosta switched careers in 2014 to delve into photography full time. A portrait photographer, she is especially skilled when...

Outdoors is the new indoors, at least these twisted days of Covid-19. That helps to explain why Pilates, meditation and dance classes are being...

The organizers of the 2nd Annual River City Wine Week (Aug. 3–9) had to scramble when COVID-19 put the kibosh on in-person events this...