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ABC10
Guy Fieri returns to Sacramento area to film Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
ABC10
Guy Fieri drops by Northern California for 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives'
Sacramento Observer
Old Tradition, New Line: Black Line Dancers Create Community In Sacramento
In Sacramento, a new generation of dancers is making sure an old tradition stays alive. Every Wednesday night, hundreds line up shoulder to shoulder in a crowded room, waiting for the beat to drop. Some arrive early to learn the steps. Others show up later, already knowing the routine. By the end of the night, nearly everyone is moving in sync; sliding, turning, clapping — line dancing.
FOX40
2026 Lunar New Year Tet Festival in Elk Grove
whatnow.com
The Posh Bagel Eyes New Location in Lincoln’s Upcoming Twelve Bridges Retail Center
Last month, What Now Sacramento reported that Los Altos-based bagel favorite The Posh Bagel was planning a new outpost in Elk Grove. Now, the fast-growing chain has set its sights on Lincoln. The eatery’s website lists a “coming soon” location at 12 Bridges Blvd, though that address is likely a...
godowntownroseville.com
Self-Care in the Slow Season: Unwind and Recharge in Downtown Roseville
After the excitement of the holidays fades, February often feels quieter and a little heavier. The cold lingers, routines settle in, and it’s easy to feel stuck in the in-between. This month offers an opportunity to check in with yourself, restore your energy, and prioritize the small rituals that help you feel your best. From relieving built-up tension to refreshing your look or simply taking a peaceful hour for yourself, self-care now can set the tone for the months ahead. Downtown Roseville has plenty of ways to recharge and embrace this season of renewal.
Whiskey Riff
California’s GoldenSky Country Music Festival Announces 2026 Hiatus
The trend of country music festivals “taking pauses” continues. Festival pauses, also known as “cancellations,” have become commonplace in the past couple of years. Festivals like the Iron Hills, Country Roads, Faster Horses, and Watershed (the Pacific Northwest’s largest country festival) have all made the tough decision to waive the white flag in the past year or so, with most citing “softer than expected demand” as the main reason for shuttering. And another just announced that it’ll be calling off […] The post California’s GoldenSky Country Music Festival Announces 2026 Hiatus first appeared on Whiskey Riff .
Sacramento Observer
Weekly Outings With The OBSERVER
All listed events, and more, can be viewed online on The OBSERVER’s community events calendar at SacObserver.com. Be sure to submit your events two weeks in advance to have the chance to be featured on the list. BAPAC Sacramento/GSUL Financial Aid Workshop 5-8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, at the...
whatnow.com
Local Vietnamese Restaurant Sit Lo Saigon Expanding to Arden-Arcade
Just a couple of weeks after news broke that restaurateur Mymy Nguyen plans to reopen Make Fish Market in Midtown Sacramento, she’s revealed her next big move: a third Sit Lo Saigon location. The Vietnamese eatery will take over the former site of Bruchi’s CheeseSteaks & Subs at 565...
CBS News
Delicious Dishez food truck delivers taste from the bay to Sacramento!
sacramentopress.com
Sacramento History Museum & Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum Present New Exhibition “Black Soil: Our roots run deep” on Display Now
The Sacramento History Museum is proud to introduce a new exhibition in partnership with the Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum titled Black Soil, Our roots run deep that is on display now.With its debut coinciding with Black History Month and in celebration of the pivotal role people of African descent have played in Sacramento and California history, the Black farmer and art exhibit explores the history of African Americans in farming. Rich in history, the vibrant exhibition showcases the important discoveries by George Washington Carver in science plus the agricultural impact African Americans had on tobacco, cotton, rice, peanuts, and even ice cream.
whatnow.com
Long-Running Sacramento Craft Beer Bar to Bid Farewell March 19
Pangaea Bier Cafe has served craft beer and high-end pub food in Curtis Park for 17 years. The brewpub has announced that it will close its present Sacramento location in March. Pangaea Bier Cafe to Close in March. Pangaea Bier Cafe, opened in 2008, has developed a following of craft...
plumassun.org
Filmed in Northern California, built for theatres
A new independent science fiction thriller filmed in Northern California opens Feb. 13 at the Town Hall Theatre in Quincy and runs until Monday, Feb. 16. “The Dresden Sun,” written, directed and produced by Michael Ryan, follows a high-stakes heist centered on a powerful piece of technology pursued by corporate forces. Producer Tyler Lockamy said the story has evolved over 15 years and feels increasingly timely.
theaggie.org
The Gorman Museum’s latest exhibition, ‘Shelley Niro,’ is not one to miss
Niro’s works stun with multimedia and photographic approaches to representing Indigenous women. The Gorman Museum of Native American Art has officially made way for its newest exhibit, highlighting longtime Indigenous artist Shelley Niro. A Bay of Quinte Kanyen’kehá:ka (Mohawk) and member of the Six Nations of the Grand River, Turtle Clan, Niro’s work centers on Indigenous women, familial ties and ancestral homages. Most notably, she creates these visual works through photography and mixed-media methods.
folsomtimes.com
Sacramento’s GoldenSky Festival won’t be returning for 2026
After original planned 1 year hiatus, organizers now target 2027 for return of popular country music event. The once popular GoldenSky Country Music Festival at Sacramento’s Discovery Park will remain off the calendar for a second straight year, with organizers confirming Wednesday that the 2026 event is not going to happen.