Pocket Life September 2019

Pocket Life September 2019

Pocket Life September 2019 By Corky Mau September 2019 Gray to Gold Local author hits the road with latest book Pocket resident and author Dorothy Rice moves in the fast lane. Her second book, “Gray is the New Black,” launched in June. Within a month, she was...
Inside Sacramento September 2019

Inside Sacramento September 2019

Inside Sacramento September 2019 By Jessica Laskey September 2019 Flower Power McKinley Rose Garden photo contest continues to bloom Since Friends of East Sacramento took over the restoration and management of the McKinley Rose Garden in 2013, the nonprofit has...
A View for Rooms

A View for Rooms

The Tsakopoulos name is prominent on some admired Downtown landmarks, with good reason. A gift from Angelo Tsakopoulos in his wife’s honor closed a financing gap at The Sofia B Street Theatre complex on Capitol Avenue. Not far away, he helped fund the Tsakopoulos Library Galleria on I Street.

But another member of the family, Angelo’s nephew Sotiris Kolokotronis, who freely admits he moved from his native Greece to Sacramento because the California capital seemed like a good place to make money, has had more to do with shaping Downtown’s renaissance than just about anyone.

In Tune Carmichael August 2019

In Tune Carmichael August 2019

Enjoy garden dining at annual Carmichael Park fundraiser

Following the sell-out success of 2017 and 2018 fundraisers, the Carmichael Parks Foundation will stage a third “Dinner in the Park” gala on Saturday, Sept. 7. The nonprofit funds improvements in 13 parks and provides scholarships for youth programs.

Out and About Sacramento August 2019

Out and About Sacramento August 2019

Out and About Sacramento By Jessica Laskey August 2019 ‘Behind the Barre’ returns with visual and digital creations Capital Dance Project, an independent collective of professional ballet dancers, will present this month its fifth annual “Behind the Barre,” an...
Pocket Life August 2019

Pocket Life August 2019

Francine Moskovitz lives in a museum. Or put another way, a museum lives in her Little Pocket home. Each room is filled with the work of local artists and a vast collection of her own photographs spanning more than 40 years.