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Sacramento County Bulletin Board


Bulletin Board

Announcements and observations from around the Sacramento region.
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March 20, 2023

Sac Design: Springtime in Winters

If you can manage to make it to just one garden tour this season, don’t miss the guided walks through the lush grounds of PARK WINTERS, located a 15-minute drive from downtown Winters. Rafael Gali...

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March 20, 2023

Natural Gas: Good or Grim?

Sustainability and residential energy use have an uneasy relationship, to say the least. The former is almost always victimized by the needs of the latter. Solar panels atop the house can improve ...

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March 17, 2023

Behind the Cellar Door

Behind the Cellar Door, Amador’s first big wine festival of the year, is taking place on Saturday and Sunday, March 25 and 26. This celebration has been taking place for more than 25 years, and it...

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March 17, 2023

Michelin Comes Calling for Localis

Back in January, the news that Noma in Copenhagen would close at the end of 2024 shook the fine-dining world. If Noma, considered the world’s best restaurant, couldn’t make it, what restaurant cou...

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March 16, 2023

Stylish Family Show in Woodland

Even if you don’t think you look good in corduroy, you’ll probably feel great in the “Corduroy” audience at Woodland Opera House (340 Second St.) at one of the six shows being staged the next two ...

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March 16, 2023

Ever the Optimists

Throughout its 100 years of existence, Soroptimist International of Sacramento, Inc. has boasted an illustrious membership. The club’s mission—providing women and girls with access to the educatio...

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March 15, 2023

Sacramento Magazine’s Whiskey Festival 2023

The post Sacramento Magazine's Whiskey Festival 2023 appeared first on Sacramento Magazine.

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March 15, 2023

Road Trip: Indoor Water Park

Waiting for summer to hit the water park? No need. Great Wolf Lodge, a year-round indoor water park with locations in Southern California and Texas, opened its Northern California location in Mant...

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March 15, 2023

Catching Up With: Rebecca Lowe

Rebecca Lowe lives two lives. In one, she’s an unstoppable NBC sportscaster, covering Premier League soccer (er, “football”) all over the world. In the other, she’s a Northern California mom with ...

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March 14, 2023

A Chance To See Irish Dance

Irish eyes won’t be the only ones smiling when Sacramento’s McKeever School of Irish Dance presents its annual student showcase on Saturday, March 18 at Hiram Johnson High School (6879 14th Ave.) ...

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March 13, 2023

Got Seoul

The latest venture from Sacramento restaurateur Minnie Nguyen, owner of Station 16 and Firehouse Crawfish, is a playful take on Korean cuisine. Located on L Street in the space formerly occupied b...

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March 13, 2023

Digital Drive with Reviver

It started in 2008, as Neville Boston listened to a friend lament his latest experience with the DMV. That conversation would change the course of Neville’s life—and how drivers interact with the ...

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March 9, 2023

Star Lounge

Sacramento’s Eastern Star Hall, built in 1928 as a meeting place for Masonic women, has been reborn as Hyatt House boutique hotel. Up on the third floor, the newly opened STAR LOUNGE pays homage t...

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March 9, 2023

Amatoria Fine Art Books

AMATORIA FINE ART BOOKS grew out of a fascinating collection owned by local collector and historian Richard Press, who passed away in November 2020. Over a span of decades, Press roamed the world ...

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March 7, 2023

Greta Van Fleet Live at Golden 1 Center

What is it about these four young musicians—twins, a brother and a friend—from Frankenmuth, Michigan, who’ve taken the rock ’n’ roll world by storm? While initially over-compared to Led Zeppelin, ...

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March 6, 2023

Old Sacramento Waterfront St. Patrick’s Day Festival and Parade

St. Patrick’s Day is on a Friday this year, but why not celebrate all weekend? There’s no better place to get your Irish on than Old Sacramento Waterfront St. Patrick’s Day Festival and Parade. Be...

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March 6, 2023

Off the Rails in Folsom

Looking for a killer deal on train travel? Look no further than the Sutter Street Theatre in Folsom (717 Sutter St.) this month as the venue stages Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express....

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From SacTown

March 6, 2023

Spring 2023 Travel Planner

The San Francisco Peninsula Join us for Peninsula Restaurant Week, Friday, May 19 through Saturday, May 27, and discover specialty dishes from over 100 participating restaurants along The San Fran...

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From SacTown

March 6, 2023

Spring 2023 Travel Planner

California Artisan Cheese Festival Cheese, cheese and more cheese… Don’t miss the 17th Annual California Artisan Cheese Festival, March 24-26, in Sonoma Wine Country. Farm tours, seminars, Cheese ...

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From SacTown

March 6, 2023

Spring 2023 Travel Planner

Visit Fallon This spring, explore further than ever and experience a place that’s truly at the edge of nowhere and the middle of everywhere. Venture into Fallon’s breathtaking surroundings and fin...

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March 3, 2023

Hairspray at SAFE Credit Union PAC 2023

The setting is 1960s segregated Baltimore, the music is soul-infused doo-wop and dance pop, and the hair is bouffantbig. But the themes in “Hairspray”—challenging racial discrimination and fat sha...

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March 2, 2023

Shamrock’n Weekend

Hey, exercise enthusiasts, you’re in luck! Shamrock’n Weekend is back, offering festive 5K and 10K races—plus a half-mile Leprechaun Dash for kids—on Saturday and a half-marathon on Sunday. Or do ...

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March 2, 2023

“Brave the Shave”

Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance, St. Baldrick’s Foundation and Supercuts are holding the 21st annual “Brave the Shave” fundraiser for children’s cancer research this month. Headshaving events take ...

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From SacTown

March 2, 2023

Out and About in March and April 2023

  National Geographic Live  March 9 Photographer Keith Ladzinski has captured everything from Antarctic icescapes to terrifying tornadoes for National Geographic over the past 10 years. In a ...

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March 1, 2023

13th Annual Capitol Beer Fest

Savor tastings of craft beer, mead, cider, hard kombucha and more from dozens of the nation’s best brewers and providers at the 13th Annual Capitol Beer Fest on Capitol Mall. Complement your froth...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Green Acres Nursery & Supply Mark Gill, Travis Gill & Ashley Rossi Where there’s trash, there’s treasure. In 2003, Mark Gill and his children, Ashley and Travis, pulled into the old transfer stati...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Bogle Family Vineyards Ryan, Jody & Warren Bogle Thank goodness the potato crop failed. The Bogle Family’s winemaking story begins in 1968 when Warren V. Bogle wanted to try a new crop and planted...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Article Consignment Val & Abe Sanchez We are Sacramento’s version of a Hallmark movie: Boy meets girl in grade school, they grow up together, go off to college and then meet up again and fall madl...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

MAK Design + Build Vivi Kirsch, Ellen Moriarty & Ken Kirsch MAK is a full-service residential design-build remodeling company owned by husband-and-wife duo Ken Kirsch and Ellen Moriarty. For 20 ye...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Denio's Farmers Market & Swap Meet Eric, Ken & Tracie Denio Denio’s is excited to celebrate over 75 years of business! Founded in 1947 by Jim and Marilee, Denio’s Farmers Market & Swap Meet is now...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Both big and small, our community’s family-owned businesses know better than most how important it is to provide quality products and services with a personal touch. From husband-and-wife partners...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Organized Storage Solutions Wes Macpherson This family owned business is making the largest heavily trafficked room in the house functional. In construction his whole life and seeing the need to t...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Future Automotive Group Geoff & Steve Pleau For 60 years, the Pleau family has served drivers for all their automotive needs. They started in Sacramento with one Ford franchise, and since 1963 the...

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From SacTown

March 1, 2023

Family-Owned Businesses 2023

Leatherby's Family Creamery The Leatherby Family At Leatherby’s Family Creamery, family is the beating heart of our business. Founded on Arden Way in 1982 by three generations of the Leatherby fam...

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Feb. 28, 2023

Messiah Begins With Me!

Some jobs last longer than others. Rabbi David Azen oversaw his congregation for a grand total of one week. Pray tell, what happened? Find out when Azen presents the one-man show "Messiah Begins W...

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Feb. 27, 2023

Classical Warmth of Italy comes to Midtown

A Mediterranean climate sounds rather good this week, as Sacramentans continue to experience a rather long and pronounced cold snap. Italy perhaps is warmer, but going there on such short notice i...

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From SacTown

Feb. 26, 2023

8 Great Ways to Make Sacramento More Fun

  Let’s Celebrate Democracy… Where It Happens With an urgent new focus on democracy in America, our very own state house is where we should gather to commemorate the Fourth of July in star-sp...

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From SacTown

Feb. 23, 2023

Man. Verses. Nature.

At 92, Gary Snyder has lived an extraordinary life—from birthing the Beat Generation with writers like Allen Ginsberg to winning the Pulitzer Prize.

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Feb. 17, 2023

State of Downtown

Produced by Downtown Sacramento Partnership and presented by Dignity Health, the annual State of Downtown breakfast will welcome keynote speaker Brent Toderian, who will provide a glimpse into the...

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Feb. 17, 2023

Local Market Report

We all have to eat, which for most of us means we have to shop for food. For many of us, going to the grocery store is a dreary chore. But it doesn’t have to be. The Sacramento region is home to a...

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