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folsomtimes.com
Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Expres bound for Sutter Street Theatre
Ken Ludwig adaptation runs Feb. 27 through March 29 under direction of Connie Mockenhaupt. One of the most celebrated mysteries ever written is set to unfold on stage in Historic Folsom as Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” arrives at Sutter Street Theatre later this month, bringing with it nearly a century of literary legacy and suspense.
capradio.org
Behind the mic: Sacramento’s Grammy U representative Braunté
The rich, percussive strings of piano chords sparked a young Braunté Beeks' interest in music. Her mother, Heather Gin, a singer, producer and pianist, often played songs by Alicia Keys and Beyonce, inspiring Beeks to sing along at just three years old. Gin saw the potential of her daughter’s...
folsomtimes.com
Elijah Scott brings Turnin Into Something tour to Folsom Hotel Saloon Friday
California-born country artist blends Americana storytelling with soulful grit in Historic Folsom. Elijah Scott will bring his “Turnin’ Into Something” tour to the historic Folsom Hotel Saloon on Friday, Feb. 20, delivering a performance that blends traditional country storytelling with blues-infused soul and modern edge. Scott is...
sactownmag.com
Your Friends and New Neighbor
Rob Archie’s neighborly instincts have by now become legendary. When the beloved East Sacramento pub The Shack shut down in 2022, he counted himself among its many heartbroken longtime patrons. Not ready to say goodbye, Archie and his Urban Roots Hospitality Group swooped in and resurrected it as Cervecería.
ijpr.org
JPR arts and music experts share what to watch and hear this month
In this episode of JX Arts, host Natalie Golay sat down with JPR’s resident guides, Vanessa Finney and Dave Jackson, to highlight the vibrant cultural scene across southern Oregon and northern California. Cinema and stage highlights. Vanessa Finney called the premier of the independent film "Ernie and Emma" at...
Broadway World
Review: BEETLEJUICE Appears at Broadway Sacramento
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! You’ve done it, Sacramento! You’ve summoned the ghost with the most, and you’re going to love every minute of his antics. We first fell in love with him in Tim Burton’s 1988 film, Beetlejuice, starring Michael Keaton as the titular character. Continuing the legend, Eddie Perfect’s music and lyrics set to the 2019 stage production make Beetlejuice The Musical. The Musical. The Musical. one of the few movie to musical adaptations to die for.
theaggie.org
Davis Odd Fellows host seventh annual Chocolate Festival
From fudge to hot cocoa, vendors and attendees come together to celebrate all things chocolate. At 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 1, a line of chocolate enthusiasts trailed from the front doors of the downtown Davis Odd Fellows Lodge. Once inside, scents of cocoa confectionery and the booming accordion of the local band According to Bazooka filled the air.
whatnow.com
Captain Buffet Expanding to Former Claim Jumper Space in Roseville
It looks like a Sacramento Chinese and seafood buffet is expanding to a familiar space in Roseville. Signage for Captain Buffet was recently spotted at the former Claim Jumper location at 250 Harding Blvd, according to a local Reddit thread. The sighting aligns with a recent report from the Sacramento Business Journal, which states that the property’s new owners plan to transform the longtime restaurant space into a Chinese buffet.
sb-american.com
Old Tradition, New Line: Black Line Dancers Create Community in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO OBSERVER — At the center of it all is Nights in the Valley, a Black-led line dancing group founded by Sumarah Lewis, 26, and Quincy Middleton, 33. Launched a little more than a year ago, the Sacramento-based group teaches line dancing every Wednesday night, creating a space where beginners and experienced dancers learn side by side.
State Hornet
Sac State’s ‘Painting La Comuniversidad’ Exhibition: History of muralism and Sacramento’s Chicano Movement
Sacramento’s historic legacy of Chicano art and resistance has returned to its roots in a new exhibition honoring the renowned murals that have become landmarks in the heart of the city. “Painting La Comuniversidad: Three Murals of the Royal Chicano Air Force” displays the murals, signs and artwork of...
FOX40
Chick-fil-A opens new Elk Grove location, offers free entrée for cow attire
(FOX40.COM) — Elk Grove is welcoming a new Chick-fil-A location opening on Thursday. The newest location opens at 6 a.m. on 8140 Elk Grove Boulevard, with Kyle Atwater selected as the local owner-operator. “Elk Grove has quickly become a place I feel deeply connected to. The sense of community and support here has meant so much […]
decorhint.com
This Northern California Town Blends Gold Rush History With Cozy Cafés And Small-Town Charm
Tucked into the rugged terrain of Trinity County sits a place where brick storefronts and weathered wood shake hands with modern coffee shops and galleries. Weaverville carries the weight of California Gold Rush stories while offering the kind of unhurried rhythm that draws visitors looking for something quieter than the usual tourist circuit.
Fairfield Sun Times
'Powerhouse program': Local students at Grandstreet Theatre School awarded at national festival
HELENA, Mont. - Students from Grandstreet Theatre School and the GST Teen Performers Conservatory drew praise and several awards at the 2026 Junior Theater Festival West, which was held in Sacramento, California from February 6 through 8. Each group at the festival performs a 15-minutes selection of a Broadway Junior...
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This 32-Mile California Rail Trail Near Fair Oaks Feels Made For A Spring Ride
A stretch of pavement curves beside the American River in Northern California, and suddenly the noise of traffic feels far away. Tires hum softly against smooth asphalt. Sunlight filters through tall trees while the water moves steadily beside you. The Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail gives California riders an easy way...
Daily Californian
Vietnamese specialty cafe GA.RA to open on Telegraph
From the classic salted Vietnamese coffee, Cà Phê Muối, to Phin drip mixed with experimental flavors, founders — and siblings — Daniel, Thomas and Kasmira Nguyen look to bring a vibrant taste of Vietnamese culture to their new cafe, GA.RA. Located only a few blocks...
theaggie.org
Downtown Davis Peet’s Coffee closes Jan. 30
After 22 years of operation, the location shuts its doors. At 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 26, the interior of the Downtown Davis Peet’s Coffee was bustling. With 30 minutes until closing, every table was still claimed. Students bent their heads over laptops while several community members read newspapers and sipped from brown paper cups. Next to the cash register, a tip jar proclaimed 22 years of service to the downtown community.