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The Urban Hive’s new location at The Cannery on Alhambra Boulevard.

Looking into the kitchen of the Urban Hive’s new space.

Tom Pace, planning director with the City of Sacramento, speaks to the attendees at the Preservation Sacramento roundtable at the Urban Hive. Pace is new to the City of Sacramento, having most recently been employed by the City of Stockton.

Michael O’Connors presents on Market 5-ONE-5, which is under construction at 915 R Street in Sacramento. This business will be similar to a corner market but with a focus on nutritious food.

Jenn Kistler-McCoy provides attendees with an overview of her business, Sac Running Tours, which offers guided tours throughout Sacramento. Kistler-McCoy recently added a tour based on the Greta Gerwig movie, “Lady Bird.”

Carson Anderson, preservation director of the City of Sacramento, provides attendees with updates on the City’s historic preservation program.

Working to Preserve Sacramento’s Architecture

Back Web Only Mar 9, 2018 By Charles Vincent McDonald

It was standing room only on March 3 for the winter 2018 Preservation Sacramento roundtable meeting at The Urban Hive on Alhambra Boulevard in Sacramento. Preservation Sacramento is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the city’s historic places, and The Hive — Sacramento’s largest coworking community — recently expanded into a 15,000-square-foot space at the historic Cannery, which has been redeveloped into a business park.

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