The Sacramento French Film Festival is celebrating 20 years in 2021 with a series of monthly French film screenings leading up to the summer festival, set to be virtual for the second year in a row due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Co-founder Cécile…
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The last graduation from Golden 1 Center before the pandemic. Photos courtesy Greg Shaw. In spite of the challenges facing educators during the Covid-19 pandemic, Sacramento State's Dr. Greg Shaw, forged ahead with launching a new hospitality…
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The World’s Strongest Man Competition is coming to Sacramento June 15-20 this year, and will return for 2022 and another year to be determined. “The Visit Sacramento Sports Commission is thrilled to welcome World’s Strongest Man to our city,” said…
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Have an hour or two to spend in between your Sacramento convention meetings? Whether you’re looking for a bite to eat, a quick shopping spree or you want to do a little exploring, you won’t be disappointed at what Sacramento has to offer with just a…
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Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum is far more than a place to see art, it's a place to learn and create art, as well as celebrate artists in the community. While the Crocker would normally be hosting the region's largest Black History Month event, the…
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Sacramento's Crest Theatre is a small, locally run organization, and it, like other venues, has struggled to survive the shutdowns necessitated by the Covid-19 pandemic, but General Manager Robert Alvis has been busy coming up with unique ways you…
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When you plan to meet in Sacramento, California, get ready to experience a destination with bigger goals, better standards and bolder meetings—now and in the future. From the newly expanded SAFE Credit Union Convention Center and first-class hotels…
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