
Cover Artist Dottie Marie
Inside Pocket September 2020
Dottie Marie is a Sacramento elementary school teacher and artist. Her work ranges from realistic to abstract, but always focuses on capturing vibrant colors found in the natural world.
Dottie Marie is a Sacramento elementary school teacher and artist. Her work ranges from realistic to abstract, but always focuses on capturing vibrant colors found in the natural world.
David Link recently had an epiphany. At 64 years old, he’s served as the Canon for Music at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Midtown for almost half his life—which, by Link’s calculation, makes him the second longest-standing organist of an episcopal church in the country.
During his nearly 36-year tenure, Link has overseen not only an expansion of the cathedral’s choir offerings, but also the complete restoration of the church’s Reuter pipe organ—which Link plays at least three hours a day now that the pandemic has temporarily slowed church proceedings.
Find out what is happening in Pocket in September 2020!
Even though this year’s annual Farm-to-Fork Festival has been canceled due to COVID-19, the harvest events, which include the Farm-to-Fork Street Festival on Capitol Mall, Legends of Wine and Tower Bridge Dinner, are set to return next September.
Since 2013, the Farm-to-Fork Street Festival has developed into a popular two-day event highlighting Sacramento’s agricultural legacy and attracting more than 155,000 residents and visitors. The free open-air jamboree features musical artists, local food vendors, regional wines, craft beer, cooking demonstrations and more.
Timothy Mulligan’s paintings combine an expressive style with bold fl at planes and heightened colors. They are inspired by real subjects and locations, and are oftentimes built upon compositions with abstract and
reimagined forms.