Local nonprofit focused on uplifting the art community Sacramento Artists Council, partnered with The Sacramento Press and Dad’s Kitchen to kickoff the inaugural Sacramento Beer & Chili Festival. Toward the end of Beer Week (one of California’s largest celebrations of fine ales and lagers) on March 3, the Sacramento Beer...
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Feast your eyes. Your heart. Your mind. Sacramento is recognized as one of the most diverse regions in America. To celebrate this cultural and ethnic fusion, a spectacular feast of dance and live musical performances featuring world class talent, takes place Sunday, October 2nd at the 4th annaul World Music & Dance Festival in...
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My family and I attended the Pear Fair in Courtland, CA recently and it got me thinking about a couple things… Of all the years I’ve lived in the Sacramento area (my whole life), I don’t recall ever having been to a food festival! Now that I think about it, there are a lot of food festivals in the area, from the...
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Please reserve Saturday, April 30 2011 on your calendar for the 2011 Sacramento Mobile Food Festival, SactoMoFo for short. We’ll have over two dozen vendors – some carts, some trucks and mobile grills – from the Sacramento region and Bay Area on hand to serve you, your family and friends a tasty and hopefully...
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The winners have been chosen for Access Sacramento’s 9th Annual “A Place Called Sacramento” film festival, which is to take place on October 5, 2008 at the Crest Theater. Scroll down for a list of the winners! Sacramento in Jeopardy by Garret Paul Nyland Think you “know” Sacramento? Answer in the form...
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he Sacramento Horror Film Festival exists to deliver high-quality independent and popular studio-release horror films, sci-fi features and short films to the horror movie fan. We promote the genres of horror and science-fiction within the Sacramento art community by hosting semi-annual art shows, projectionist events, and horror and...
read moreThe Sacramento French Film Festival is an annual event held in July. It celebrates the present as well as the rich history of French cinema featuring new releases and rarely seen classics. It is the only festival dedicated to French cinema in Northern California and one of only two on the West coast. The Sacramento Bee described the...
read moreProduced by City Theatre at Sacramento City College, the Sacramento Shakespeare Festival provides quality Shakespeare performances to the Sacramento community. Training is offered, utilizing the resources, teachers and students of the Sacramento City College Theatre Department. Students also benefit from the many experienced artists...
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