By the Editors We'll admit it - we're suckers for clever signage at marches and protests. And this year's Women's March Sacramento didn't disappoint. And one marcher definitely caught our eye...meet artist Talia Koval (Website, Instagram, Facebook). Talia is a classically-trained artist who "transforms the magic of life’s sweetest moments into vibrant paintings—live, in the…
By Laura Braden Quigley Bernadette Austin is one of my favorite people in Sacramento - her energy and passion for the Sacramento region is relentless and infectious. As the first Associate Director of the Center for Regional Change at the University of…
By guest blogger: Angela Rosas (Founder & CEO of Chicas Latinas de Sacramento and Director of Mercury Public Affairs) (@angelarunsamuck) While many of my friends and colleagues spent Saturday participating in The Women’s March, I went to yoga. I had…
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By the Editors With the second Women’s March scheduled for this Saturday (1/20 at 10am), we wanted to know WHY women march. So we asked. And here's what we heard. Christi Barnas All my life, I felt like I would do…
By Laine Himmelmann Calling all foodies, it’s time to put your New Year’s resolutions aside to enjoy Sacramento’s best January event “Dine Downtown Week” - a 10 day opportunity to taste and (affordably) experience the best of Downtown Sacramento’s dining…
By Laine Himmelmann With the new tax reforms there will be quite a few changes coming our way in 2018 and for those who work for, receive services from, or enjoy donating to nonprofits for the tax benefit – the outlook is pretty ominous. In addition to changes in tax brackets, no longer being able…
By the Editors Love to party with a purpose? Then join the Handle District, 58 Degrees & Holding Co. and Girls on the Grid as we help fill WEAVE’s annual Holiday Toy Shoppe! Wednesday December 6, 2017 ~ 6:00-8:00pm 58 Degrees, 1217 18th Street Space is…
by Amy McGinnis Get up, Dress up, Show up The freaks come out at night! At least that’s what it seems like when you attend an ArtM|X party hosted by the Crocker Art Museum in collaboration with the M|X downtown.…
I caught up with Julie Jenkins, Academy Director for La Petite Academy. With 26 years of education experience under her belt, this California native is happy to announce that her school was recently named the 2017 Partner of the Year by the Partnership for a Healthier America.The Learning Care Group, which includes five Sacramento La…
