Rushadicus the Cello Goblin
Rushadicus the Infamous Cello Goblín is a post-medieval metal jester of otherdimensional glee who prefers precarious perches to dazzle and delight. With mystical language of Sneth and textural noise-based birdstudied […]
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Rushadicus the Infamous Cello Goblín is a post-medieval metal jester of otherdimensional glee who prefers precarious perches to dazzle and delight. With mystical language of Sneth and textural noise-based birdstudied […]
Capital Dance Project's annual production Behind the Barre is a true celebration of our vibrant Sacramento community and arts scene. Since our inaugural performance in 2015, Behind the Barre has […]
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 […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Catch “Pigs is Pigs” and other Ellis Parker Butler Stories at the Winters Opera House from Sept. 11-13 (Friday-Sunday) Want events like this sent directly to your […]
Unscripted comedy sparked by hood charades. If you like your comedy quick, bold, and a little too real, Hella Black Collective is the show to see! At the center of […]
A tribute to Billy Joel, performing his greatest hits and fan favorites. More info here!
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: Ghostbusters in Concert at Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts in Davis on Sept. 23 (Wednesday). Want events like this sent directly to your […]
Join us Friday, September 25, at the Auditorium at CLARA, 24th and O Streets, Midtown for a reading by local actors from Josh Weil’s latest novel What Came West. You'll also be treated to a reading of Sean Beaudoin’s memoir essay of his experience as a roustabout in the early days of Cirque de Soleil, […]
From Cultural Capital by Chris Macias: In a Nutshell Storytelling presents “The Long Way Home” at The Sofia in Midtown Sacramento on Sept. 25 (Friday). 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: Finally, here’s a festival for cinema buffs. The Oak Park Black Film Festival runs Oct. 5-10 (Monday-Saturday) at the Guild Theater. It kicks off with the music documentary “Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World)” and includes a range of both short […]