By the Editors Love the Sacramento Zoo? Love supporting local restaurants and wineries? Then do we have the event for you! After you finish the mid-century home tour, you should join the ladies of Good Day Sacramento and the Bee’s Rick Kushman at a Luau to benefit the Sacramento Zoo. Complete with Ukulele players,...
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By Ashley Robinson Stars: 3.5/5 Price Point: Approx. $12 a dish. Located: On 21st between N and Capitol There’s this scenario I often play through my mind at restaurants. A woman has invited her lover to dinner to – wait, hold on, I need to explain this scenario is not based on personal experiences,...
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Thanks to the Sacramento Bee for making GOTG blog of the week! See the profile here. xoxoxo
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By Mary Beth Barber Grab your best beret and deep red lipstick … it’s time for Sacramento’s French Film Festival. Opening night is Friday (tonight!) at 6:00 p.m. at the Crest, where you can mingle with the region’s Francophiles, do your best to parlez-vous, and nibble on hors d’oeuvres at the best pre-film festival...
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EDITOR’s NOTE: Every Friday, GOTG brings you the “must read” articles from Sacramento’s amazing blogging (and MSM) community. Great posting you want us to consider? Shoot us an email at girlsonthegrid AT gmail DOT com. And don’t forget to check out our event picks for what’s happening on the grid! Nick on the Town: State...
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By Jamie Romas Endurance events, from 5Ks and marathons to bike rides and triathlons, can help you get into great physical shape; provide a psychological challenge; and introduce you to new people and experiences. Most importantly, they often support a good cause – like the Audi Best Buddies Challenge: Hearst Castle, a 100-mile bike...
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By Molly DeFrank Ruth’s Chris is hands down my favorite restaurant. When I bite into the succulent cut of meat delivered to me on a 500 degree plate, I can totally relate to that traitor dude in The Matrix who sold out the entire resistance movement for a steak. It’s that good. But for...
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By Gretchen Steinberg On Saturday, June 26, the Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour will provide enthusiasts of architecture and design an opportunity to discover what it’s like to live, work and play in more than 15 quintessentially Californian residential and commercial structures built between 1945 and 1970. This year’s tour features homes within Sacramento’s...
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By Laura Braden Ask anyone who knows me and they’ll tell you I go through phases – especially with fashion. Sometimes I try to go all “European chic” with tailored lines and lots of black. Other times I prefer the “hippie/bohemian” look with flowy tops and funky patterns. And other times, I barely make...
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By the Editors We can’t WAIT to check this out… This Saturday, a new open-air market is hitting Midtown. The Midtown Bazaar (16th and J) promises to feature local produce, art, gifts, musicians, service providers and eateries. The Bazaar is the brainchild of local entrepreneur Aaron Zeff and will occur every Saturday from 7am-1pm...
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EDITOR’s NOTE: Every Friday, GOTG brings you the “must read” articles from Sacramento’s amazing blogging (and MSM) community. Great posting you want us to consider? Shoot us an email at girlsonthegrid AT gmail DOT com. And don’t forget to check out our event picks for what’s happening on the grid! Sacramento Bee: Matina Kolokotronis: She deftly...
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By Amelia Neufeld With warmer weather finally arriving in Sacramento, it’s time (thank goodness) to pack away those sweaters and umbrellas and schedule some much-needed pool time and summer cook-outs. It’s also time to start packing the wine fridge with some cool summer wines to enjoy with all of those hot-weather activities. Here are...
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By Tiffany Mendoza I often meet other young professionals who express interest in volunteering in the community but don’t know where to start. I always tell them there are so many ways to give back to the community, by volunteering their time and efforts and participating in local events. I’m always happy to...
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By Rachel Michelin One of my favorite days of the year (OK every two years) is right around the corner. No, it is not my birthday or one of my kid’s birthdays. It is not my anniversary (but that is coming up) – it is Election Day!! I know what you might be thinking...
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Raley’s Grape Escape By Devon Carey Berrier Over the weekend, I ventured downtown to Raley’s Grape Escape, hosted in Cesar Chavez Park, and am very glad I did. Local restaurants and wineries came together to put on an event that was well worth the $35 ticket. My favorite restaurant picks include: Mulvaney’s that served savory...
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