As we pack away our holiday decorations and kick 2020 to the curb, local businesses are working harder than ever to keep their doors open and remain a part of our community. While businesses continue to fight against closures amidst this continuing pandemic, consider supporting some of your favorite local spots to show them that we are all in this together. This month’s newsletter serves as a Continue Reading
Home for the Holidays
While the most wonderful time of the year is right around the corner, it’s safe to say that our holiday festivities might look a little different amid the growing pandemic. This year, we have been asked to forgo our large celebrations with extended family and keep within our immediate “family bubbles”. It’s easy to feel discouraged and alone during a time like this, but now more than Continue Reading
Your October Newsletter is Here!
Halloween will look a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t entertain your own ghosts and ghouls at home! Check out this month’s newsletter for some festive (and social distance approved) entertaining ideas, recipes, and tips that will haunt your loved ones for years to come…in a good way of course. Enter if you dare! Try out these frighteningly fun Continue Reading
Your 2020 Fall Activity Guide is Here!
Get ready for sweater weather, football games, and of course, Pumpkin Spice Lattes…because fall officially kicks off tomorrow! While we are unable to participate in many of the planned indoor events and activities due to Covid, there are still plenty of outdoor recreational activities and “social-distance” approved events that pay tribute to this beautiful season. In need of some inspiration? Continue Reading
Your August Newsletter is Here…
As our communities work hard to flatten the curve, we also continue to face new challenges and learning curves of our own. This August looks very different from last year for many children and families throughout the country. Virtual back-to-school nights and remote learning from home have become the new norm. Not to mention, working parents are adjusting their schedules to oversee their Continue Reading
You’re in Luck! Sacramento has lots in store this St. Patty’s Day!
March is in full swing and lucky for us, Sacramento has lots of Saint Patty’s Day celebrations in store! Read on for a full line up of local events and activities, plus ways that you can celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day at home. Whether you’re looking for some festive ways to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day around the Sacramento area or are simply in need Continue Reading
Six Taco Places in Sacramento to Check Out for Taco Tuesday!
Happy Taco Tuesday! In honor of this delicious weekly tradition, we scoured the Sacramento area to find a few of our favorite taco spots. So, bring your appetite and get your taco fix on by visiting one of the below places today. Zocalos: With two nearby locations in midtown and University Village, Zocalos is the perfect place to celebrate Taco Tuesday in style. This upscale restaurant and bar Continue Reading
WINNING SUPER BOWL RECIPES
Are you gearing up for your own Super Bowl celebration at home this Sunday? From killer chicken wings to over-the-top guac, dips and desserts, our top Super Bowl food picks will help you win the party on game day. Mains: Not sure what mains to serve up at your Super Bowl Party? With a little bit of planning, these crowd-pleasing dishes will have your guests standing up and cheering in no time. Continue Reading
Celebrate National Bagel Day in Sacramento!
If devoting a whole day to the love of bagels sounds like a dream come true, then you’ll be happy to know that today is National Bagel Day! Whether you enjoy a simple yet delicious bagel with cream cheese or one with all the toppings, Sacramento has some great bagel spots in town. Noah’s Bagels: This popular bagel chain is actually offering FREE bagels today until closing. Click Continue Reading
Celebrate “National Gingerbread House Day” with these Fun & Festive Gingerbread Creations
Did you know that today is National Gingerbread House Day? While gingerbread’s origins trace back to 992 AD when an Armenian monk named Gregory of Nicopolis brought gingerbread to Europe in order to teach French Christians to bake it, we can actually thank the Brothers’ Grimm for the creation of gingerbread houses. Their popular tale of Hansel and Gretel made creating gingerbread Continue Reading
