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USA TODAY
Bay Area celebrations and events for Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse
The dawn of the new Lunar New Year starts on Feb. 17 as families in the Bay Area and across Northern California prepare for the Year of the Horse . To celebrate these new beginnings, families and communities throughout the Bay Area will mark the transition of the Year of the Snake in the Horse with performances, cultural events, marketplaces, and parades. Here's a list of scheduled events in the Bay Area to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Learn more about Lunar New Year: Lunar New Year welcomes the Year of the Horse. When does it start? Events for the Year of the Fire Horse San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade San Francisco's iconic Chinese New Year's Parade is returning, and this year it will feature a special guest: Bay Area native and Olympic gold medalist Eileen Gu as the Grand Marshal. The parade route will start at Second and Market Streets, before traveling through Union Square and end at Kearny Street and Columbus Avenue. The route will be about 1.5 miles long and is free to the public. Guests can purchase bench seating at a few locations along the parade route. Date: March 7 - Saturday Time: Parade starts
islands.com
This Stretch Of California Coast Celebrates Gray Whales With A Vibrant Month Long Festival
California is one of the best destinations in the world for whale watching, particularly for gray whales. These whales make one of the longest migrations of any animal on the planet. They spend summers feeding near Alaska, and then in the fall, they travel about 6,000 miles down to the Baja California Peninsula, where they have their babies and breed; sometimes baby gray whales will come right up to the boats in Baja California Sur. They reverse the trip in spring. And along the Mendocino Coast in Northern California, each weekend in March is dedicated to the gray whales with the Whale Festival.
citrusheightsmessenger.com
Juice Time Opens in Sunrise Village
CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA (MPG) – Juice Time, an international juice, ice cream shop and crepe shop celebrated its official public grand opening on Friday, Feb. 13, with a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce. Bright red and white balloons flanked the doors of the...
whatnow.com
Sacramento Restaurateurs Gather in Midtown for What Now’s Latest Accelerate Event
A variety of Sacramento restaurateurs and industry professionals gathered for an “Accelerate” event hosted by What Now Media Group at Omakase Por Favor – Midtown on Thursday, Feb 5. The event provided a valuable opportunity for Sacramento’s restaurant community to connect, collaborate, and exchange ideas on navigating an increasingly competitive market.
FOX40
J. Cole to perform in Sacramento on ‘The Fall-Off’ tour
(FOX40.COM) — J. Cole will stop in Sacramento this year for a concert at the Golden 1 Center, the multi-platinum rapper announced Monday. J. Cole released tour dates for The Fall-Off World Tour. It’s his first solo world tour in nearly a decade and will bring the two-time Grammy winner to more than 50 stops […]
citrusheightssentinel.com
Here’s the Top 10 list of most visited sit-down restaurants in Citrus Heights
By Sara Beth Williams– — Several restaurants on Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane made the list of top 10 most visited sit-down restaurants in Citrus Heights between October 2024 to September 2025, city officials shared Wednesday during an Economic Development Work Plan update. The top-visited sit-down restaurant in...
Sacramento News & Review
What if this all went away? Sacramento’s music venues and theater groups are fighting to survive
It’s not easy running an arts organization — we speak to six Sacramento groups to see how they keep trying to make it work. By Sena Christian, Keyshawn Davis, Cristian Gonzalez, Lindsay Oxford, Marie-Elena Schembri, Macy Yang, Katerina Graziosi. Ask anyone what constitutes art or why does art...
jambands
Warren Haynes Resurrects Countless Covers in California
Warren Haynes, photo by John Patrick Gatta — Warren Haynes continued his solo excursion over the weekend with three more shows down the California coast. The celebrated singer-songwriter and guitarist’s independent outing has brought intimate presentations, and in keeping with his storied career and diverse interests, some exceptionally eclectic setlists, packed with unexpected covers.
folsomtimes.com
Tickets now on sale for 2026 Folsom Wine and Jazz fundraiser
An evening of smooth jazz, local wine, and community celebration is returning to Historic Folsom, and tickets are now officially on sale for the 2026 Folsom Wine and Jazz event. Presented by the Folsom High School Music Boosters, the annual fundraiser will take place Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 6...
islands.com
5 Romantic Restaurants In Sacramento For A Couple's Dinner That Won't Break The Bank
Diverse and distinguished are a couple of words that can be used to describe Sacramento's food scene. This destination is a culinary hotspot with eateries making use of locally sourced ingredients. But in addition to being recognized as the country's "Farm-to-Fork-Capital," Sacramento is also the "Caviar Capital of America." Plus, a number of Sacramento establishments have earned Michelin stars — the telltale sign of an upscale foodie destination. This is all to say that dining out in Sacramento can, unfortunately, come with a hefty price tag. Still, this doesn't necessarily mean you can't have a memorable date night without doing serious damage to your wallet.
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This Middle-Of-Nowhere California Restaurant Has Steaks Worth The Long Drive This Spring
Some steak dinners are good, and some are worth planning an entire evening around. In Northern California, Sutter Street Steakhouse falls firmly into the second category. Set within Folsom’s historic district, the restaurant blends old town character with the kind of upscale steakhouse experience people usually expect to find in major cities.
whatnow.com
Chason’s Crab Stadium Expanding to Folsom’s Broadstone Marketplace
A high-energy Elk Grove seafood spot known for buttery crab boils and big-screen sports is headed to Folsom. Chason’s Crab Stadium will open its second location at Broadstone Marketplace, taking over the current Taiko Sushi space at 2700 E Bidwell St, Suite 100, owner Peter Phong confirmed. An ambassador for Taiko Sushi told the Sacramento Business Journal that the restaurant remains open for now, as both teams coordinate a smooth transition ahead of construction and build-out.
whatnow.com
Chicken Go-Go and Three More Businesses Headed to West Sacramento’s Southport Town Center
Four locally owned businesses are preparing to open at West Sacramento’s Southport Town Center, adding fresh food, fitness, and retail options to the growing development. According to the Sacramento Business Journal, a new concept called Chicken Go-Go is slated to open in a 1,100-square-foot space at 2055 Town Center Plaza, Suite G120. The fast-casual eatery will join a growing lineup that includes Ben’s Barketplace, P2O Hot Pilates & Fitness, and BAD Bakers.
folsomtimes.com
Folsom High students earn 14 awards at Lenaea Theatre Festival
Bulldogs bring home multiple gold medals, at West Coast’s premier high school theatre event. Folsom High School’s theatre program delivered a standout performance on one of the West Coast’s most competitive stages last week, bringing home 14 awards from the annual Lenaea High School Theatre Festival. The...