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Hundreds Celebrate Lunar New Year in a California Delta Chinatown
Visitors filled Locke’s historic Main Street for lion dances, lectures and a glimpse into ‘the last rural Chinatown in the U.S.’
The hamlet of Locke celebrated its 10th annual Lunar New Year festival on Saturday, Feb. 14, with a day-long event that showcased the complex history and diverse present of this often overlooked corner of California.
Mardi Gras, Lunar New Year and Burning Man Join Forces at 2 Sacramento Events
Sacramento Mardi Gras and Lunar New Year festivals reflect the region’s cultural diversity
Marching bands, floats and Burning Man performers will share space with lion dancers, áo dài fashion shows and “KPop Demon Hunters” cosplayers at two combination Lunar New Year and Mardi Gras celebrations this month.
NFL Legend Tom Brady’s Warm Welcome in Sacramento Heralds Growing Popularity of Collectible Cards
The superstar quarterback came to promote the new CardVault collectible store at Downtown Commons
The seven-time Super Bowl champion was here to promote his collecting and trading card shop, CardVault by Tom Brady, which is located in Downtown Commons.
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STONES GAMBLING HALL
Luck rides strong this February at Stones Gambling Hall as we celebrate Lunar New Year and welcome the Year of the Horse. From Feb. 16-22, we’re turning up the heat with a full week of high-energy action, fortune-fueled prizes and table-side thrills.
Hooked on ‘Dancing With the Stars’? Here’s Where You Can Learn to Ballroom Dance in Sacramento
From swing to tango, these Sacramento area dance halls will guide you through the steps
There are a myriad of places in and around Sacramento where you can take beginner-friendly lessons on how to jive, swing and tango, just like the stars.
New $10 Million Home for Sacramento State Basketball a ‘Game Changer’ for Program
The Hornets are leaving ‘The Nest’ in the midst of historic investment in the university’s sports program
The move this season into a new 3,000-seat events center, home for Sacramento State’s men’s and women’s basketball teams, has finally happened, fueling a new optimism by sports fans at the university.
Possible Last Causeway Classic in 71-Year History Is One to Remember
The classic game between football rivals Sacramento State and UC Davis may come to an end
If Nov. 22’s Causeway Classic was truly the 71st and final chapter of the storied series between I-80 rivals Sacramento State and UC Davis, then the sendoff couldn’t have been more dramatic.
How a Sacramento Dojo Keeps Filipino Martial Arts Alive
Eskrima’s deep roots in Filipino culture take hold in California as a new wave of practitioners carries on the legacy
There is a graceful fierceness to everything about eskrima, a Filipino martial art also known as arnis and kali. And that is exactly what’s on display on a warm fall night in an unassuming structure off Folsom Boulevard.
‘We’ve Shown Sacramento the Best Baseball in the World’: First Year With A’s in Sacramento Draws a Total 1.1 Million Fans
A’s finish first season of unique Sutter Health Park sharing experiment with the River Cats
You never know what you might see at an MLB game, as
Sacramento learned this year.
Star Power and Flashy Hires Are Kicking Off Sacramento State’s Sports Season
Lakers great Shaquille O’Neal and Sac Kings star Mike Bibby are among the personalities drawing attention to the sports program
Sacramento State’s sports teams have endured many lean
years. But the institution, which debuted its original sports —
basketball, baseball and tennis — in 1948, has embraced a
controversial change.