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Fall-elujah! The Hornet Harvest Festival is here
With leaves covering the ground and spiced apple slushies in hand, Sacramento State students took a break from midterms Monday to enjoy the Hornet Harvest Festival in the Acorn Amphitheater. The event was put on by Student Affairs, aimed at giving students a chance to unwind, with a petting zoo,...
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Cast of Death Note Coming to SacAnime Winter 2027
Big news for the Death Note fandom: the cast of the anime adaptation is coming to SacAnime Winter 2027. Brad Swaile, Brian Drummond, Shannon Chan-Kent, Alessandro Juliani, Colleen Wheeler, and Vincent Tong will be at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center in Sacramento from January 8th to January 10th, 2027.
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Spooky pub crawl, dance favorites and boogie-woogie blues hit Powerhouse
Jam Addicts, Powerplay and 120 Minutes lead Friday and Saturday before blues veteran Mitch Woods and Sunday’s SlamJam close the weekend; more Halloween festivities follow Oct. 30-31 Halloween festivities arrive early in Historic Folsom this weekend as Powerhouse Pub combines a five-stop costume pub crawl with live dance music,...
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Sacramento Japantown Rises Again Inside Immersive New History Museum Exhibit
Old Sacramento State Historic Park — Venue For Japantown Matsuri. A Sacramento neighborhood that was largely wiped off the map by downtown redevelopment is being rebuilt inside a museum gallery this fall. The Sacramento History Museum in Old Sacramento is opening an immersive exhibit called “Sacramento Japantown: Destroyed by Design,” using facades evoking the old Japan Alley, family artifacts, photographs, video and sound to recreate a neighborhood that once stood at the heart of the city’s Japanese American community.
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Alternative rock nostalgia and rising stars take over The Boardwalk stage
Free Friday with 120 Minutes kicks things off before Smile Empty Soul, Revis and more bring the Spin the Bottle Tour to Orangevale Saturday; young musicians take the stage Sunday. From the alternative rock anthems that filled the airwaves in the 1990s to the post-grunge hits that defined the early...
The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento sculptor brings history to life, honoring Robert Louis Stevenson's honeymoon
The inspiration started with two boys needing a place to sit. Eric Hanson, who grew up in Sacramento, and his wife were living several years ago across the street from a Napa Valley middle school. “We had a split-rail fence around our house and the kids would wait outside for their rides to be picked up,” Hanson said. “One day she says, ‘There’s two boys sitting on the fence. That’s not good. The fence is going to fall apart. Go out and tell them to get off.’” Hanson did as he was told, but the boys returned the next day and sat on the fence again. This time, Hanson brought them chairs which they used the remainder of that school year. But Hanson got to thinking:i A bench might serve a better purpose. This realization has helped lead to the creation of a bench with life-size statues of 19th century author Robert Louis Stevenson, his wife Fanny Stevenson and their Irish setter cocker spaniel ChuChu. The bench, which is the work of Sacramento sculptor Garr Ugalde, will be dedicated Nov. 7, near where the Stevensons honeymooned in 1880 at the abandoned Silverado Mine. Stevenson, who was largely unknown to American
FOX40
GoldenSky lineup announced: Who’s coming to Sacramento in 2027?
(FOX40.COM) — Country music superstar Zach Bryan is set to headline GoldenSky’s return to Sacramento next year, festival organizers announced Thursday. The award-winning singer-songwriter behind “Something in the Orange” and “I Remember Everything” will come to Discovery Park when the two-day country music festival returns from a multi-year hiatus on Oct. 9-10, 2027. Festival producer […]
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Aftershock festival has record breaking number of attendees for 2026 season
Aftershock, the Sacramento regional alternative-rock music festival was held from Oct. 1 through Oct. 4 this year at Discovery Park in West Sacramento. Over its 14-year history, Aftershock has become the largest rock, punk and metal festival on the West Coast. This year, Aftershock by Danny Wimmer Presents hosted many...
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200 Artisans Descend on East Sacramento for Artazan's National Craft Showcase
More than 200 artists, makers and independent studios are setting up shop at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in East Sacramento this weekend for Artazan, a three-day handcraft celebration running Friday through Sunday, October 16 through 18, from 10 am to 5 pm. A single admission ticket covers all three days, and visitors can browse, shop and talk directly with the people who made what's on the tables.
CBS Sacramento
Clarksburg community restores 1883 schoolhouse to preserve local history
The Old 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse restoration project aims to preserve the original building and surrounding grounds while transforming the property into a community gathering place with exhibits highlighting the region's past.
FOX40
Sacramento State kicks off Homecoming concerts this weekend
Sacramento State is kicking off one of its busiest weekends of the year. Not only are students and the community at large gearing up for this year’s Homecoming game, but also for the music. For the first time, the university has partnered with NPU Live to provide this year’s homecoming entertainment and venue. “Partnering with […]
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Funk, yacht rock, Latin soul and dance hits pack Powerhouse weekend lineup
Innersoul and Windstorm kick off Friday before Ride Captain Ride and Adam Aldama & The Aces take over Saturday; Los Cochinos brings Latin rock to Sunday’s Powerhouse of Blues. From the smooth sounds of yacht rock and the rhythms of old-school funk to a Playboy-themed Saturday night party and...
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Elk Grove opens new library with makerspace and more room
Elk Grove residents gathered Saturday to celebrate the grand opening of the city’s new public library, which features expanded study spaces, a makerspace, and additional resources for children, teens and families. The former library at 8900 Elk Grove Boulevard operated from 2006-2026. In July, it was shut down to...
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The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento influencer and vlogger lands funding to launch food literacy TV show
Jerry James Stone, a longtime food vlogger and influencer , announced that he has landed sufficient funding to launch a television show. He’s been developing the concept for over two years. The show evolved from a web series he created called “What Am I Even Eating?” Sponsored by California Grown , the short-form videos showcased the history, etymology, culinary function and production of major California-grown crops such as pistachios, olives and grapes. The new show, which as yet is unnamed, will be a practical guide to buying and cooking produce seasonally for health and financial security. “I will be producing 13 episodes of the show. We’ll probably start production in the next couple of weeks, and then we’re aiming to finalize scripts and all that. Probably early next year we will start filming in the spring with the idea, hopefully, with a plan of a fall premiere,” Stone said. According to Stone, the show is intended to increase food literacy, a topic he feels is absent from most food content on television today. “There’s a million cooking shows out there, and a lot of times it’s you know a pretty host in a pretty kitchen with pretty food, and sometimes