Sacramento County Art, Culture & Media Digest

The new music venue Channel 24 has opened in midtown Sacramento with a slate of upcoming performances.

A collection of 40 poems written over five years has been released by Sacramento Poet Laureate Andru Defeye.

Auditors for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting found CapRadio overstate income by millions of dollars and might be called upon to refund $200,000 in grants as a result.

Representatives from the company managing the new Channel 24 events venue in midtown Sacramento will be holding a community meeting on March 26 to address neighbor concerns over transportation and parking. Read on to learn how to attend.

"From Labs to Lives" is a new website and video series launched by UC Davis highlighting the impact of research funded by the federal government. Read on for details.

Read on to learn more about the latest in the ongoing saga of the budget scandal which continues to occupy Capital Public Radio.

Read on to learn about "Sacramento," the movie, not the city, though the movie was shot in the city, and stars Michael Cera and Kristen Stewart.

Read on for more information about the new live entertainment venue Channel 24, set to open soon in Midtown Sacramento on 24th Street near R Street.

Read on for details about the nationwide release of 'No Address," a film shot in Sacramento about a group of individuals that fall into homelessness.

Introducing Jash Rosal, winner of the 2025 Sacramento County Poetry Out Loud contest.

Read on for details about MADE Studio, a nonprofit maker space in Oak Park, which is holding a fundraiser to remain open.

Over 20 Sacramento area museums are participating in the 27th annual Free Museum Weekend on March 1 and 2. Read on for details.

Read on for the latest in the strange, ongoing story of CapRadio and Sacramento State as they struggle forward.

Following a 2023 audit of Capital Public Radio finances by the California State University Chancellor’s Office, a lawsuit has been filed against the former general manager. Read on to learn why and what comes next.

Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen will be the first guest speaker of the Elk Grove Historical Society Speaker Series on January 20. Read on to learn more about the full series schedule.

Read on for the Sacramento Bee's summary of the CapRadio financial report.

The Sacramento Bee looks back on its most impactful stories from 2024.

In their December 11 meeting, the Elk Grove City Council voted to dissolve the Art Commission. Read on to learn about the new commission replacing it,

Learn more about the results of an audit of CapRadio's 2023-2024 fiscal year and how it revealed the public radio nonprofit to be almost $10 million in debt.

In a November 14 press conference, City of Sacramento officials outlined a planned major investment in the Old Sacramento Waterfront. Read on for details.

A list of Dia de los Muertos celebrations taking place in Sacramento County.

An update of the first listening session with local arts groups hosted by Solving Sacramento.

Sacramento State has put a corrected version of the CapRadio audit report online.

Grab your costume and your merch bag for the "Not Your Typical Comic Con" Comic Con at the Sunrise Mall on August 17 & 18.

Officials citing a need for "clarifications and corrections" without naming a date for the report to be re-released.

Two Citrus Heights neighborhoods participated in the first city National Night Out on August 6.

Sacramento State University released findings from an audit of Capital Public Radio which included misuse of funds and mismanagement of records.

A list of National Night Out Events in Citrus Heights.

Join the folks participating in the Solving Sacramento journalism collaborative on September 5.

Video of the full Tiny Desk Concert by Sacramento's The Philharmonik.

In its May 21 meeting, the Sacramento City Council voted to put a measure on the November ballot to combine two existing library parcel taxes and extend them indefinitely.

More than half of the U.S. House supports a bill to extend the funds, but it can’t get out of committee.