Free Concerts Return to Downtown Sacramento

A photo-forward look back on the first two Concerts in the Park

After two quiet years, concerts and music festivals are thumping through the Capital Region once again. While the COVID-19 pandemic has not ended, many are ready to see live music at outdoor venues.

Lights, Camera, Action!

The California Capital Arts Foundation Hosts Sacramento’s First Documentary Film Festival

Calling all film buffs! The California Capital Documentary Film Festival is an event you won’t want to miss. Starting June 10 and running through June 12, the California Capital Arts Foundation will host the Sacramento region’s first international documentary film festival in Rancho Cordova.

Comstock’s Concert Hall: Concerts in the Park

A mood-setting playlist for this week’s R&B-infused Concert in the Park

Get excited for the recently-relaunched summer music series with an ultra-curated playlist.

The Way We Work: Lial Jones

A glimpse into the daily life of Crocker Art Museum CEO Lial Jones

Each issue, we dig into the working habits of a top executive in the Capital Region, providing insight into how they get things done.

Transformative Arts Education Elevating Life Skills

Northern California School of the Arts

“Theater arts can represent all the business community’s desirable traits,” says Michele Hillen-Noufer. “The personal skills needed for business — communication, collaboration, creativity — can be gained in theater arts. People must communicate and work well in teams, and have self confidence and self-knowledge, and that’s what theater arts teaches.”

Drawing With Light

For Sacramento Photography Month, take a look back at local photographers featured in Art Exposed

We’ve rounded up some of our previous Art Exposed interviews with photographers to learn how local artists make a living out of drawing with light.

Capital Region Record Shops Still Spinning the Vinyl

Vinyl enthusiasts in and around Sacramento have a wide variety of shops to choose from

Get excited for Record Store Day on April 23 with this photo essay of some of the region’s most beloved, idiosyncratic shops.

At the California State Library, the Pleasures and Treasures Are Yours

Six million items are available for viewing

There is much magic to discover at the California State Library, whether you visit for research or pleasure. The institution’s keepers take us on a tour of some of its treasures.

Art Exposed: Nancy Sayavong

The Roseville-based sculptor uses woodworking techniques for both art and remodeling

As a woodworker and metal fabricator, Nancy Sayavong uses her training both for art and remodeling jobs. Her work is interested in the contrast between the romantic ideal of the home and its lived reality.

Women in Leadership: Eliza Tudor

Our annual salute to extraordinary women breaking barriers and rising to the top

As executive director of Nevada County Arts Council, Eliza Tudor is committed to improving community well-being through arts programs across creative, public, business and nonprofit sectors.

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