Rocklin Mini Maker Faire
Rocklin Mini Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers...
The Eastern Slope
When the painter Hans Meyer-Kassel arrived in Nevada in 1937, his native Germany was on the edge of chaos and genocide. In the serene,...
Not Just Big Trees
Most drives through California’s San Joaquin Valley aren’t joy rides. Southward from Sacramento along Highway 99, it can feel like an endless tunnel of...
Foghat Live at Quarry Park
English Rock band, FOGHAT, will be live at Quarry Park on Saturday, August 11th, 2018 at Platinum Living Amphitheater at Quarry Park! Double Platinum...
Benicia Waterfront Festival
Benicia’s popular summer event is back and bigger than ever! Come enjoy cool breezes at the Benicia Waterfront Festival and experience live music, beer,...
Schedule Your Big Day of Giving Today!
SCHEDULE YOUR GIFTS TO THE NONPROFITS THAT HELP
MAKE THE SACRAMENTO REGION VIBRANTNearly 600 nonprofits in the capital area will rally donors like you to...
Monterey Love
My husband and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary this past year, but we’re older than that, really. We didn’t marry till we were...
Out of the Ashes
If you come into the Napa Valley on Highway 12 and head over the Napa River to Highway 29 and turn north toward Yountville,...
Journey Back to the Silver Bonanza
Many times, locals miss out on what is in their own backyards. Many New Yorkers have never been to the Statue of Liberty, for...
Keep Heading North
If you were living in Humboldt County in the early years of the 20th century, chances are you would have met Arthur Benbow. An...
The Three Rs of an Endless Summer
Remember summer vacation? Not the summer break we know today—the two or so months your kids are out of school and you cobble together...
On a Mission: Santa Ynez Valley
In the celebrated 2004 film “Sideways,” divorced and depressed writer and wine devotee Miles Raymond takes his former college roommate, Jack Cole, on a...
Go Camping, Feel Better
My first memory of being drawn to nature was as a third-grader at summer camp in the Santa Cruz Mountains. I had spent plenty...
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