A powerful new exhibit debuts Thursday at the California Museum in Sacramento. Presented in English and Spanish, “Help Wanted/Leave Now” explores how generations of Mexican farmworkers and miners sustained U.S. industry, only to face mass expulsion. It runs through early next year. This event was featured on the PBS KVIE News Minute. Follow PBS KVIE […]
From our Yolo County newsletter from Daniel Hennessy and the team at Yolo Local: The “Glass from the Past” exhibit is on display at the Gibson House is open noon to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. select Saturdays. The exhibit explores how man-made glass has been used in the […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: The band name “Drink the Sea” might not ring any bells at first glance. But at least one of its members might turn your […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: The Addams Family at Davis Musical Theatre Company kicks off its opening weekend from Sept. 4-6 (Friday-Sunday) Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Hot Jazz Jubilee at The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Sacramento from Sept. 4-7 (Friday-Monday) Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: The LabRats are keeping busy these days, with this top-flight Sacto jazz crew performing an interpretation of Nas’ groundbreaking hip-hop album “Illmatic” at Harlow’s on Sept. 4 (Friday). Plus, they hold it down every Sunday at The Torch Club. Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for […]
From City of Treats by Benjy Egel: The Roseville Greek Food Festival also falls this Saturday and Sunday at Saint Anna Greek Orthodox Church. An online menu advertises souvlaki, pastitsio and a wealth of pastries, with The Blue Aegaen (ouzo, blue curaçao and lemonade) as the featured cocktail. Entry is $5, and kids get in free. Want […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Of course, Labor Day weekend in Sacramento wouldn’t be complete without a chalky good time. The 36th annual Chalk It Up! Chalk Art and Music Festival will once again transform Fremont Park in Midtown into a vast landscape of creativity and community. Stroll around the park to see nearly 200 local […]
From City of Treats by Benjy Egel: The annual St. George Middle Eastern Food Festival begins at noon Saturday and Sunday at St. George Melkite-Greek Catholic Church in La Riviera. Admission is $3; expect kebabs, falafel, shawarma and Arab sweets once inside. Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To dig deeper into the history and culture of the local Japanese American community, head to the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse. Its ongoing exhibit, “Roots and Resilience: The […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Folk on the Farm with Tyce Delk at Delfino Farms in Camino on Sept. 5 (Saturday) Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
Hornet football is back. Sac State plays its first home game Saturday in a new, higher division of college football. They're hosting Mississippi Valley State at 7pm. It's also the first-ever meeting between these two schools. Grab tickets through Ticketmaster, or catch it streaming online. This event was featured on the PBS KVIE News Minute. Follow PBS KVIE on YouTube to watch daily.
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Pass the Peas record swap with hip-hop memorabilia and toys at Legend Has It in Downtown Sacramento on Sept. 6 (Sunday) Want events like this sent directly to your inbox? Sign up for Abridged by PBS KVIE's weekly things to do newsletter here.
From our Yolo County newsletter from Daniel Hennessy and the team at Yolo Local: “Step Aboard the Netherlands Route: An Evening of River History and Steamboat Travel,” is happening at the 1883 Clarksburg Schoolhouse at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 8. Author Gordon Van Zuiden will be discussing his book about luxury steamboat cruises that once ran […]
Are you a part of a home school, charter, independent study program, or other K-12 education group? Join us for a curiosity-filled day at the Museum of Science and Curiosity! Enjoy your choice of out-of-this-world planetarium shows, experience hands-on lab explorations presented by our Curiosity Collaborators, meet different community experts at each event, and explore […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: LabRats are on deck again Sept. 9 (Wednesday) to back the Sacto rapper C-Plus at Amatoria Fine Art Books. It’s the latest edition of “The Stacks,” the concert series from Abridged by PBS KVIE with the good folks at Amatoria. Tickets are limited, so jump on them now. Want events like this sent […]
Join Abridged by PBS KVIE for intimate group discussions about transportation topics most closely affecting you and your loved ones. And go home with a free Abridged tote bag to remember the evening. Build community with your neighbors and help shape the future of transportation coverage in the Sacramento region. A story won’t be written about the event […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop in Oak Park, Husick’s By Forester recently launched the hip-hop weekly Wu-Sick’s Wednesdays. Chow down on eats from chef Matt Brown while throwing your hands in […]
From our Yolo County newsletter from Daniel Hennessy and the team at Yolo Local: The ribbon cutting for Davis’s new Community Park Skatepark is from 5:30-7 p.m. Sept. 18. The $1.2 million upgrade will open with an event that features vendors, free merchandise and music. More information can be found here. Want events like this sent […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop in Oak Park, Husick’s By Forester recently launched the hip-hop weekly Wu-Sick’s Wednesdays. Chow down on eats from chef Matt Brown while throwing your hands in […]
Celebrate 25 years of empowering Sacramento women and children to rise from homelessness at Women’s Empowerment’s Silver Anniversary Gala on Sept. 25. Tickets and sponsorships are available for the event that will take place at the Sheraton Grand Sacramento, 1230 J Street, at 5:30pm and will include a cocktail hour, live music, silent and live […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: To paraphrase the classic Wu-Tang Clan song, “C.R.E.A.M” — Clarksburg Rules Everything Around Me. With support from the crew at Twelves Wax record shop in Oak Park, Husick’s By Forester recently launched the hip-hop weekly Wu-Sick’s Wednesdays. Chow down on eats from chef Matt Brown while throwing your hands in […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: One of the highlights of Sacramento summers is the Buddhist Church of Sacramento’s Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, which celebrated its 80th anniversary last weekend. To […]