Gregory Kondos, 1923-2021
Sacramento artist Gregory Kondos passed away in late March. He was 97 and worked in his studio most days until his death.
Her Way
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. It’s a time to acknowledge the contributions of Asian Pacific Islander Americans.
Maeley Tom is a notable member of the Asian Pacific Islander community. She’s lived in Pocket for decades and last year published a memoir, “I’m Not Who You Think I Am: An Asian American Woman’s Political Journey.”
Gathering Place
Most days, it’s easy to miss The Creative Space. Situated on the busy corner of 16th and U streets in Midtown, its unassuming brick facade competes with an adjacent flower shop display. But come back during one of its bimonthly events, and you’ll find the bare sidewalk filled with a variety of pop-up shops.
At the center are sisters Jennifer and Remy Tokunaga. Both were raised in Sacramento. Both have straight black hair and business degrees. Both are alumni of the Disney Institute, The Walt Disney Company’s professional development program. To them, passing on their experience is an integral part of making Sacramento a city they are proud to live in. Their shared passion for community building is tangible and infectious.
Out & About May 2021
Out & About By Jessica Laskey May 2021 Un/Equal Freedoms Sac State art project addresses issues of social justice Sacramento State’s Center on Race, Immigration and Social Justice has launched “Un/Equal Freedoms: Expressions for Social Justice,” a website and...
Out & About April 2021
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Pocket Life April 2021
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