Annual March of Dime’s Charity exhibiting the “Best of Sacramento” determined by Sacramento Magazine’s subscriber submissions.

A symphony of lights, sounds and visual effects will take you back to a time when the beloved poem The Night Before Christmas was first introduced in Sacramento in 1857. Start a new holiday tradition with this fantastic display of holiday story-telling at its best.

Almost every day, I have a routine of reading a few of my favorite local online blogs to see whose band is playing where, what new or perennial restaurant I should visit next, or what that Kevin Johnson fellow is building these days. Here are three of my favorite Sacramento blogs/websites that the whole world doesn’t know about … yet.

Once a month you may have noticed a large group of cyclist around Midtown. These cyclist are part of Critical Mass, a group-bicycle ride around the Downtown/Midtown Sacramento area with the goal of showing a cycling presence in urban areas.

Zocalo provided a respectful observance of a Día de los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” (see Day of the Dead History) this past Nov 2nd. This is a holiday commonly celebrated in Hispanic culture in both the United States and throughout Mexico.