The Sacramento Observer was founded in 1962 and has earned more than 700 awards and recognition as one of the best Black Press newspapers in the country. It reports on Northern California's Black community and will celebrate 60 years in print this…
Read More
Placer County is a short drive east from Sacramento and has a multitude of outdoor activities including hiking, biking, rafting, rock climbing and kayaking, stretching from Sacramento to the Nevada border. There's also a wide range of wine, beer and…
Read More
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…
Read More
Sacramento sits in the heart of California Gold Country, which is the perfect road trip area for those who enjoy scenic drives, quaint towns and excellent food steeped in the lore of one of the most impactful events in United States history: the…
Read More
The Sacramento area is rich with history, and a lot of it centers on the California Gold Rush. The city is chock-full of museums and other attractions that highlight that famed period in history. Within Sacramento you can find remnants of the Gold…
Read More
With Sacramento's rich railroading history, it's only fitting that the California State Railroad Museum, located in historic Old Sacramento, begins an affiliation with the Smithsonian Institution. You know the Smithsonian as the complex of…
Read More
The California State Railroad Museum, located in the heart of Old Sacramento , is one of our favorite museums in town. With over 200,000 square feet of exhibit space, 21 carefully restored locomotives and cars, and several exhibits documenting…
Read More
For those of you who live throughout California and beyond, Sacramento is the perfect weekend getaway. Our location makes us easily accessible. Our top-notch hotels, attractions and dining make us exciting. And our down-to-earth style makes us…
Read More
The California State Capitol was completed in 1874, and since then, it has been an enduring and must-see Sacramento attraction. It is a living museum, dedicated to sharing California’s past and at the same time working to build California’s future…
Read More
It’s springtime in Sacramento, and that means warm days, green grass, fields of mustard flowers, beautiful blossoming trees and plenty of reasons to get outdoors as often as possible. Sacramento, also known as the Farm-to-Fork Capital of America, the…
Read More
