Sharing Their Stories on Their Terms
Capital Region authors take a DIY approach to publishing
No agent? No problem. In the age of self-promotion, tech savvy authors are cutting out the middleman.
Art Exposed: Jazel Muñoz
For this queer, sober, vegan Chicanx printmaker and community organizer, art is both political and spiritual
The work of this Sacramento-based artist is steeped in the beauty and wonder of nature.
The Details of Success
Local auto detailer branches out for Air Force One project
Chris Tabieros was selected as one of about three dozen detailers to restore, maintain and preserve the first presidential jet Air Force One.
Guitar Exhibit Links Music to History
California guitar manufacturers get special focus
Heads up, guitar geeks and music freaks: A Sacramento museum has gone a little bit rock ‘n’ roll — at least for the summer.
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Sacramento Republic FC
A LOOK INTO THE BRIGHT FUTURE OF SAC REPUBLIC FC
Sacramento Republic FC has become an integral part of the Sacramento community since its inception.
A Life in the Arts with Jacob Gutierrez-Montoya
PODCAST EPISODE: Sacramento’s performing arts powerhouse Jacob Gutierrez-Montoya shares how he’s found success in an elusive field, his vision for the Sac arts scene and why he (sometimes) works for free.
Crafting in a Crowded Market
Crafting surged during the pandemic. But can Sacramento’s maker community find buyers?
The number of craft sellers on Etsy.com tripled after 2020. We checked in with the veterans and the newbies in the Capital Region’s crafting scene.
Young Professionals: Phillip Merlo
Meet the emerging leaders who envision a bright future for the Capital Region
As executive director of the San Joaquin County Historical Museum, Phillip Merlo understands the importance of cultural narratives.
Young Professionals: Jacob Gutierrez-Montoya
Meet the emerging leaders who envision a bright future for the Capital Region
Jacob Gutierrez-Montoya founded Sacramento Contemporary Dance Theatre, whose mission is to translate the work of local nonprofits into art.
Vino Madre
Juicy scenes from the wine tasting room at the first Terra Madre Americas
For three days in May, the floor of the Memorial Auditorium was transformed into a global foodways classroom where one could sample coffee from Honduras, eat a cookie made from Bolivian quinoa and spin an oversized wheel that directed you to pithy sayings by food journalist Michael Pollan.