News across Greater Sacramento
Sacramento Archives Crawl returns Oct. 17 with free tours and exhibits
The Center for Sacramento History will open its collections storage vault for public tours on Oct. 17 as part of the annual Sacramento Archives Crawl. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at four locations, with free bus transportation between sites. Held during American…

It’s Rodeo time, fall edition! Sac Sheriff’s Rodeo rides into Folsom Saturday
If you didn’t get enough rodeo this summer, there’s one more chance to dust off the boots, pull out the cowboy hat and head for the arena as Folsom gets ready for a fall edition of rodeo action — this time with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office riding into town. The third…

Thunder in the day, fire in the night: Capital Airshow set to light up area skies next week
Thunderbirds, Snowbirds headline 20th anniversary spectacle with afterburners, pyrotechnics, drones and fireworks Oct. 10-11 RANCHO CORDOVA — By day, the skies will thunder with fighter jets and precision aerobatics. After sunset, afterburners, aerial pyrotechnics, walls of fire,…

TEDxSouthLakeTahoe Goes Beneath the Surface Oct. 3 at LTCC
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – A wildfire tech founder, an adventure photographer and a magician are among seven speakers who will take the stage Saturday, Oct. 3, for TEDxSouthLakeTahoe: Beneath […]
Learn more about Sierra Nevada Olympic Winter Museum at the Oct. 7 virtual meeting
The community is invited to learn more about the proposed Sierra Nevada Olympic Winter Museum and Community Cultural Center with Placer County staff during a virtual community meeting, Oct. 7, starting at 6 p.m.

Country fire to MTV favorites: Red Hawk turns up the weekend
Serena Karise brings her modern country sound Friday before The GenXers rewind the clock Saturday night From the powerhouse women of ’90s country to the music-video hits that helped define a generation, Red Hawk Resort + Casino is putting two very different sounds on the Stage…

Zeppelin, ’90s rock, Y2K hits and blues power up Powerhouse weekend
When the Led Breaks and Radio Relapse launch Friday before Two20 and Y2K Live take over Saturday; AC Myles and Sl@mJam fill Sunday in Historic Folsom Led Zeppelin classics, a heavy dose of ’90s rock, a trip back to the early 2000s and a Sunday that stretches from blues guitar…

South Lake Tahoe Senior Center: Ice Cream Social and Bingo
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – The South Lake Tahoe Senior Center is hosting two events on Saturday, September 26 – one for those 21 and over, and the other for […]

Folsom travels back in time as Renaissance Faire rides into city this weekend
Knights, queens, Shakespeare and 800 costumed performers will take over Folsom City Lions Park for two days of jousting, pageantry and merriment By Saturday morning, a corner of Folsom will have traveled back more than four centuries. Knights will thunder across the Queen’s…

City to celebrate Memorial Auditorium’s 100th anniversary in 2027
The City of Sacramento is preparing to celebrate Memorial Auditorium’s 100th anniversary in 2027 with Memorial 100, a yearlong series of concerts, historical exhibitions and community events. The Sacramento City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with the initiative, approving…

2nd annual Folsom Family Pride Festival set for Oct. 11 at City Lions Park
Family-friendly celebration returns with performers, more than 90 booths, food trucks, activities and community connections Organizers of Folsom Family Pride have announced the city’s second annual community celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride will take place Sunday, Oct. 11, from 10…

Sacramento Police Department to host annual Female Fitness Challenge Oct. 4
Community members can try the Sacramento Police Department’s Physical Ability Test (PAT) at its annual Female Fitness Challenge on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The free event will be held at McKinley Park (601 Alhambra Blvd.) and is open to people of all fitness levels,…