Queues, queues, and more queues is what happens when you bring free tastings to midtown during Farm to Fork Week. On Sunday, September 20th, the Handle District hosted a Farm to Fork Week event called Dirt to Dish. Local restaurants…
As a native resident of Sacramento, I recall making missions, learning about the California State Capitol, and the gold rush in fourth grade, but it’s a little fuzzy about most of Sacramento history for me. When I recently read Sacramento…
Fremont Park was bustling with onlookers this past Labor Day weekend walking in a counter clockwise square around the many artists creating their sidewalk chalk murals. The annual Chalk It Up festival went for three days this year and marked this…
Yes, it is true Old Sugar Mill is known for their unique wine tasting experience, with eleven wineries under the roof of a historical and dear building to folks in the Sacramento area. We love making an afternoon of tasting…
As I walk along the fence of 21st Street, I pass four retro chairs reupholstered in orange shower curtain material (vinyl), painted picture frames, a table with a chalkboard paint top, and signs intended for house decor cut out of…
The oven-like air filled was with the smell of smokey bbq and dried pine needles last Friday night as I arrived at McKinley Park. Every second Friday, Sactomofo, with its posse of food trucks, is at McKinley Park for dinner. This…
Described as the more intimate bar of the Low Brau establishment duo, Block Butcher Bar does set the tone for a more intimate get together – the smaller space, tables for smaller groups and much quieter than it’s partner next…
After racking our brains for nearly two weeks over what to get my mom for Mother’s Day, my sister and I treated her to the Urban Art, Food & Libations Walking Tour done by Local Roots Food Tours. The tours…