Sacramento Magazine

Your home is where it happens to be that you can watch “The Room Where It Happens: Broadway’s Modern Musical.”The Sacramento Theatre Company’s new...

Colorful art that captivates in the museum, those old sculptures and paintings—are they too white?The Crocker Art Museum delves into the topic of “Equity in Museums” with...

There is a new generation of creative young talent in Sacramento. One of its members has memories of dancing in a tutu as a little sprout, while another recalls drawing colorful butterflies in Dad’s notebook. A third...

Local theater companies struggled mightily to survive in the upside-down year of 2020. Despite that struggle, many also poured energy into building new programming illuminating the Black experience. While Celebration Arts and Images...

COVID may be putting a kibosh on live performances these days, but that’s not stopping actress Brooklynn T. Solomon from getting creative. Perhaps best known for her recurring...

Have you heard the latest from Capital Stage? The midtown-based theater company is presenting “The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley—A Radio Play,” available from Tuesday,...

The Sacramento Choral Society & Orchestra calls its annual Christmas spectacular “Home for the Holidays.” That’s a phrase that really resonates this year, when...

Hanging around town for the holidays, are you? Probably so, considering the pandemic circumstances. If someday soon you are in the mood for a...

Life is hardly a cabaret, old chum, when due to a raging pandemic there is no live theater in Sacramento just at the very time of...

Have you heard that the first-ever Best of Sacramento Gift Box is now on sale? Get your exclusive box today before we sell out....

Two Sacramento born and raised friends from Rio Americano High School (’14), Sterling Cozza and Emery Mesich, have produced a modernized jazz album, pulling jazz standards dating back to the early 1900s...

God bless us everyone, because Woodland Opera House is poised to present a fresh spin of a treasured holiday classic that is certain to make us forget all...

In a grim news year like 2020, wouldn’t it have been nice if comedy clubs were deemed “essential” and allowed to stay open? Imagine...