Putting the “Craft” in Craftsman
Great bones, gorgeous design. Those are the signatures for this three-story Craftsman situated in the heart of East Sacramento. After moving from their longtime...
Brew to Go
With so many great breweries and taprooms in the Sacramento region, there’s no reason to go thirsty. Here are a few ready to supply...
Dining Guide to Takeout
With so many restaurant people newly out of work as a result of the pandemic, it has never felt so altruistic to order takeout....
Bread Is His Life
IF YOU’VE NEVER TASTED a Portuguese dessert, Jeremiah Duarte Bills would like a word with you. A concert flutist turned baker whose sausage rolls...
Out in the Open
There are countless advantages to open-concept living. But when there aren’t any walls to define your primary living spaces, one small design change can...
Homegrown
This festival of new works presents world premieres by three choreographers: Jennifer Archibald, resident choreographer for Cincinnati Ballet; Nicole Haskins, Sacramento Ballet alumna; and...
An Evening with Anne Lamott
Known for her humor and unflinching honesty, Lamott is the author of seven novels, including “Hard Laughter,” “Rosie” and “Joe Jones,” and several nonfiction...
Hard-Boiled Memories
At Revolution Winery & Kitchen, owner Gina Genshlea likes having deviled eggs on the menu “because the best things are the simple things.” In...
ARTHOUSE on R Honors Women’s History Month
A Womxn’s Markeplace, a talk by artist Kathrine Lemke Waste, opera singing by Olivia Smith, a dance performance by Omonivie Okhade, art receptions and...
“A Bronx Tale”
Based on the life of Chazz Palminteri, this musical, set in the Bronx in the 1960s, tells the story of a young man who...
