Sacramento Magazine

The pandemic put a halt to public garden tours, including the popular Edible Garden Tour that typically takes place every September. So we decided...

The pandemic put a halt to public garden tours, including the popular Edible Garden Tour that typically takes place every September. So we decided...

The pandemic put a halt to public garden tours, including the popular Edible Garden Tour that typically takes place every September. So we decided...

It’s especially important right now to celebrate good things. We’ve experienced plenty of hardship and disappointment this year—the coronavirus pandemic, racial injustice, and wildfire smoke that choked...

There are serious reasons to buy local, especially with a pandemic threatening the national food chain as well as the economic livelihood of small...

Trick-or-treating might be up in the air, but we can still have fun! We invite community members to submit a photo of their pet for our first-ever Halloween...

Are you sitting down? We need to talk about something that might make you feel uncomfortable.We need to talk about the sustainability of toilet...

Sacramento County Public Health Officer Dr. Olivia Kasirye discusses the role of contact tracers in fighting the spread of COVID-19.Can you explain to our readers what a...

What with months of the relentless virus and now weeks of smoky air, have we ever felt more trapped in our homes? What some of us...

Two things that are reliably rewarding to stare at are creative artwork and public television. You have an opportunity to engage in the former...

In the past, 916 Ink’s major fundraiser—Hot Literary Nights—has been a fun-packed evening on location at the organization’s Imaginarium and described by founder Katie McCleary as...

Many of us are drawn to the wild. It’s a connection Edward O. Wilson, author of “Biophilia: The Human Bond With Other Species,” describes...