Glencoe
Glencoe, CA · Arts & Culture
hoodline.com
206 Historic Lanterns Now Glow in Sacramento Railroad Museum's Lobby
Walk into the California State Railroad Museum in Old Sacramento now, and the first thing that greets you isn't a locomotive — it's a wall of light. The Lantern Project has transformed the museum's lobby into a glowing display of 206 historic railroad lanterns, fully lit for the first time as part of a new open storage exhibit.
rocklinhsflash.net
Girls Golf Vs. Folsom – September 24, 2026
On Thursday, Sept. 24th at the Whitney Oaks Golf Club, the girl’s golf team played against Folsom on the first nine holes. While Whitney Oaks is notorious for being extremely challenging to players, RHS still dominated and claimed victory. Senior Keerit Basra said that having Whitney Oaks be the...
hoodline.com
Edward James Olmos to Headline Free Latino Book Festival at Sacramento's Valley High
Actor Edward James Olmos will deliver the keynote address at the 2026 Sacramento Latino Book & Family Festival, a free, all-day event set for Saturday, Oct. 10, at Valley High School, 6300 Ehrhardt Avenue. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and is open to the public, with programming built around author panels, health services and family activities.
thedesk.net
Hearst promotes Kristin Kay to News Director at KCRA Sacramento
Hearst Television has promoted its newsroom leader in Pennsylvania to serve in the same role at its station in Sacramento, California. Kristin Kay was named the News Director of KCRA (Channel 3, NBC) and KQCA (Channel 58) on Tuesday. It marks a return to California for Kay, who most-recently served in the same role at WGAL (Channel 8, NBC) in Lancaster.
syncopatedtimes.com
Jumping and Jiving at the Jazz Jubilee!
And a little bit of wailing too! What a fantastic Labor Day weekend celebration at the 11th Annual Hot Jazz Jubilee in Sacramento—great bands, venues, audiences and guest musicians with dozens of volunteers and attentive sponsors!. The Thursday jam session is not scheduled on the program but depends on...
Fox40
Bodies – The Science Within
Your look inside the human body starts here. Bodies – the science within brings real human specimens, carefully and respectfully preserved, to Sacramento memorial auditorium, giving visitors a rare, up-close understanding of how the body works, what it is made of, and how its systems connect. Seen by more than 5 million people in more than 60 cities, the exhibition makes Sacramento its second u.s. Stop and its only California stop.
News & Review
Aftershock returns with 140-plus bands and five stages
For four days this coming week, Discovery Park will once again become the loudest place in Sacramento. Aftershock returns Oct. 1-4, bringing more than 140 bands, five stages and what organizers say is the biggest lineup in the festival’s 14-year history. My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit, Pierce the Veil and Tool headline the four nights, but the real story may be just how deep — and occasionally strange — this year’s lineup goes.
sfsonic.com
The Red Clay Strays Hit a Home Run in Sacramento
When The Red Clay Strays took the stage at Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center in the midst of their first national arena tour, two of the band members were wearing green Athletics jerseys. Earlier that evening, before the band hit the stage, they had stopped by the nearby baseball stadium, where they had been invited to throw the first pitch. After guitarist Drew Nix threw a respectable toss across home plate in the A’s temporary home, they crossed the Tower Bridge to Golden 1 and really got things swinging.
riolindaonline.com
Aftershock 2026 – Know Before You Go!
Aftershock returns to Sacramento’s Discovery Park from Thursday, Oct. 1, through Sunday, Oct. 4, with more than 140 bands performing across five stages. Fans heading in from Rio Linda and Elverta should plan for heat as well as music: the forecast calls for highs near 100 degrees Saturday and Sunday. Check the latest forecast before leaving, bring water and allow time for breaks during the hottest part of the day.
State Hornet
What you need to know: Aftershock 2026
Bringing exhilarating energy to Discovery Park, Aftershock will return Oct. 1-4, 2026. Gates open at 11 a.m., with performances going until 10 p.m. or 11 p.m., depending on the night. The 14th annual festival will feature four days of electrifying performances, with more than 140 bands appearing across five stages....
YourCentralValley.com
Buffalo Soldiers in California? Historian wants more people to know about them
Historian Michael Harris is working to establish a Buffalo Soldiers monument and heritage trail designation in Sacramento's Capitol Park to honor the legacy of the Black soldiers who served in California.
citrusheightssentinel.com
October Events: What’s happening around Citrus Heights
By Sara Beth Williams— October brings a variety of fall festivals, community gatherings, fundraisers, family activities and Halloween events to Citrus Heights. From the annual Police Activities League golf tournament and fall yard sales to a floating pumpkin patch, community meetings and several Halloween celebrations, there are plenty of activities planned throughout the month.
wheninyourstate.com
This Sacramento waterfront has 53 historic buildings and a whole city beneath your feet
Old Sacramento Waterfront sits on 28 acres along the Sacramento River, right in the middle of California’s capital. You walk cobblestone streets and raised wooden boardwalks past 53 historic buildings, most of them brick and wood-frame structures from the 1850s. The district earned its National Historic Landmark status back...
topshelfmusicmag.com
Aftershock 2026 set to quake Sacramento bigger & harder
The west coast’s biggest rock and alternative music festival is gearing up for another unforgettable year. That’s right, Aftershock 2026 is returning to Sacramento’s Discovery Park from October 1st through October 4th, bringing four full days of music and immersive experiences to Northern California. And 2026 is...
folsomtimes.com
Zeppelin, ’90s rock, Y2K hits and blues power up Powerhouse weekend
When the Led Breaks and Radio Relapse launch Friday before Two20 and Y2K Live take over Saturday; AC Myles and Sl@mJam fill Sunday in Historic Folsom. Led Zeppelin classics, a heavy dose of ’90s rock, a trip back to the early 2000s and a Sunday that stretches from blues guitar into an open-mic jam are all on the schedule as Powerhouse Pub packs six shows into the final weekend of September in Historic Folsom. The lineup covers plenty of musical ground over three days, beginning with classic rock Friday evening and wrapping up with local musicians taking over the stage Sunday night.