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The August Scoop: What’s Happening in Sacramento

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Local Events:

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The Stylish Drop Zone
Keep backpacks, keys, mail, and shoes organized with a dedicated entryway station. Look for hall trees with storage baskets, wall hooks, and benches to create a clutter-free landing spot.Try: Entryway benches,  hall trees, or this wall-mounted coat rack.

Create a Family Command Center

With fall routines just around the corner, now is the perfect time to create a central spot for calendars, school schedules, grocery lists, and important reminders. A simple command center can help keep busy households running smoothly all season long.

Worth Trying: Acrylic wall calendars, magnetic dry-erase boards, and multi-device charging stations.

Create a “Focus Corner”
Whether it’s a homework station for the kids or a quiet workspace for yourself, a dedicated area with good lighting and minimal distractions can make a big difference.

Trending Now: Wooden desk organizers, rechargeable table lamps, and cork boards.

Declutter with Purpose
Organization remains one of the biggest home trends of 2026. Consider tackling one closet, pantry, or cabinet this month using clear bins, labels, and stackable storage.

Our Picks: Acrylic refrigerator organizers or woven storage baskets.

Bring the Outdoors In
Late summer is the perfect time to refresh your space with a few low-maintenance plants or update your patio before cooler weather arrives. Think cozy string lights, outdoor throw pillows, and potted greenery.

Worth Adding: Solar lanterns, citronella candles, and outdoor rugs.

Better Sleep Starts at Home

Create a bedroom that helps you unwind at the end of the day. Simple updates like blackout curtains, linen bedding, and warm lighting can help create a more restful environment as busy fall schedules return.

Currently Loving: Bamboo sheets, linen duvet covers, and sunrise alarm clocks.

Don’t Forget Home Maintenance
A happy home is a well-maintained home. Replace HVAC filters, clean ceiling fans, and schedule any seasonal maintenance before fall arrives. After all, wellness isn’t just about taking care of yourself—it’s about creating a home that takes care of you, too.

Fireworks, Freedom & Fun: July Newsletter

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Sacramento:

  • Athletics vs. Giants: 6:40 p.m. at Sutter Health Park. Postgame fireworks celebration. Details here.
  • Red, White, and Brew: 6 p.m. – 12 a.m. at Drake’s: The Barn. Music, DJs, BBQ, and fireworks viewing. Details here.
  • 4th of July Bike Parade & Festival: 10 a.m. at Arden Park. Parade, food, and live music. Details here.
  • Pocket/Greenhaven Parade: 10 a.m. at the Corner of Windbridge & South Land Park Drive. Details here.

Auburn:

  • Fireworks Show at Gold Country Fairgrounds: Fireworks begin at 9:30 p.m. Learn more here.
  • Auburn Parade & Family Festival: 10 a.m. Classic parade down Auburn streets followed by the Family Festival. Details here.

Carmichael:

  • Carmichael’s Fourth of July Parade: 10:30 a.m. on Fair Oaks Boulevard. Enjoy a lively parade with music and family fun! Learn more here.

Elk Grove:

  • Salute to the Red, White and Blue: 5 p.m. – 10 p.m. at Elk Grove Park (9950 Elk Grove-Florin Road). Enjoy food trucks, live music, family-friendly activities, and a spectacular fireworks show. Learn more here.
  • Run 4 Hunger: 7:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. Participate in a 5K, 10K, or Kids’ Fun Run to support the Elk Grove Food Bank. Learn more here.

Folsom:

  • 65th Folsom Pro Rodeo: July 2-4th, at 200 Wool St. Bull riding, barrel racing, and fireworks. Get tickets here.

Lake Tahoe:

  • Lights on the Lake Fireworks: 9:45 p.m. at South Lake Tahoe. Learn more here.
  • Tahoe City Fireworks: 9:30 p.m. at Commons Beach. Free shuttle service, live music, and fireworks. Plan your night here.

Lincoln:

  • Fourth of July Parade: 9 a.m. in Lincoln. Community parade to kick off the day, followed by food, vendors, live music, baseball, and a fireworks show. Details here.

Rancho Cordova:

  • 41st Annual Rancho Cordova 4th of July Celebration: July 3-4 at Hagan Community Park. Carnival rides, live music, food trucks, and fireworks. Learn more here.

Roseville:

  • Independence Day 5K & Parade: 7:15 a.m. 5K run followed by the annual parade at 9 a.m. Learn more here.
  • Royer Park Festivities: Enjoy food, music, and family fun starting at 10 a.m. Details here.
  • Fireworks Show at @ The Grounds: Approximately 9:15 p.m. Spectacular fireworks display. Plan your evening here.

Truckee:

  • Downtown Truckee 4th of July Parade: 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Free pancake breakfast, parade, and fireworks show. Details here.

 
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Your Sacramento May Guide

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Events & Activities:
May 1-June 26 (Every Friday): Concerts in the Park
May 2 (Every Saturday): Yoga On the Farm
Now-May 30: Midtown Walking Food Tour
Farmers Markets: Learn More Here
May 6: BarnFlix: The Devil Wears Prada
May 7: Sunset SUP 
May 8-9: Country in the Park
May 9-10 BerryFest Strawberry Festival
May 15: Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA
May 16: American River Burger Battle @ Discovery Park
May 16: Folsom Lake Symphony @ the Amphitheater
May 16: Garden Gala for the Arts in Fair Oaks
May 16: Safari on the River at the Sacramento Zoo
May 23-25: Memorial Weekend Train: Summer’s First Light
May 21-25: Sacramento County Fair 
May 29-31: Orangevale Summer Palooza

Mother’s Day Events & Activities:
May 3 & 16: Mother’s Day Charcuterie Workshop
May 9: Mother’s Day @ Old Sugar Mill
May 9: Mother’s Day Sound Bath in Nature 
May 9-10: East Sacramento Garden Tour 
May 10: Mother’s Day Pot & Sip
May 10: Mother’s Day Blossom & Brunch @ River Fox Train
May 10: Mother’s Day Brunch @ Hyatt Regency Sacramento
May 10: Mother’s Day Brunch @ McConnell Estates 
May 10: Mother’s Day Brunch @ Scribner Bend Vineyards
May 10: Grand Island Mansion Brunch
May 10: Firehouse Restaurant Mother’s Day Brunch
May 10: Flower Farm Cafe Brunch
May 10: Pilates @ the Barn 
May 10: Mother’s Day Sights & Sips Cruise

Spring Sports Schedule:
A’s Schedule: Click Here
River Cats Schedule: Click Here
Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here

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Something Sweet: Pancakes & French Toast
A Mother’s Day staple. Keep it classic or lean into spring with citrus, berries, or a hint of vanilla—something warm and just indulgent enough to start the meal.
Recipe ideas:
Lemon Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes 
Brioche French Toast
Vanilla Bean French Toast

The Main: Frittatas & Quiches
Egg dishes are the backbone of any brunch. Both can be prepped ahead of time, which makes hosting easier.
Recipe ideas:
Asparagus & Herb Frittata
Spinach and Gruyère Quiche
Bacon & Cheese Quiche

A Savory Side: Bacon
Keep it simple or dress it up slightly—either way, it rounds out the table.
Recipe ideas:
Oven-Baked Crispy Bacon
Brown Sugar Maple-Glazed Bacon

Something Fresh: Spring Salad
A light salad balances everything else. Go for crisp greens, a bright dressing, and a few seasonal extras.
Recipe ideas:
Arugula with Lemon & Parmesan
Spinach Strawberry Salad 
Spring Greens with Radish & Peas

To Drink: Vanilla Lattes
Skip the Starbucks drive-thru and try one of these easy upgrades. Subtle, delicious, and just enough of a treat.
Recipe ideas:
Homemade Vanilla Latte
Iced Vanilla Latte
Honey Vanilla Oatmilk Latte

A Light Dessert: Fruit-Forward Sweets
End the meal on a high note—tie in citrus or fresh fruit to keep it light and refreshing!
Recipe ideas:
Lemon Cheesecake
Strawberry Tiramisu
Fresh Berries & Cream
Lemon Posset

Napa Valley — Spring Weekend Itinerary

Spring is Napa at its most relaxed: green hills, flowering vines, and tasting rooms that still feel unhurried.

Morning — Scenic start + first tasting
Begin with a drive through the valley floor and ease into a first tasting at a winery like Domaine Carneros, known for sparkling wines and château-style views. It sets the tone without rushing anything.

Midday — Wine + long lunch
Head deeper into the hills for something more classic and vineyard-forward like Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars. Pair it with a slow lunch in the area—this is where the “don’t rush” part really kicks in.

Afternoon — Estate wandering or spa break
Build in flexibility here: either another tasting or a reset stop at The Meritage Resort and Spa for a spa treatment or seasonal outdoor brunch setup.

Golden hour — One last view
End somewhere elevated and scenic, like the hilltop views at Castello di Amorosa, where the castle-like setting feels especially cinematic at sunset.

Lake Tahoe — Slow Weekend Itinerary

Tahoe right now sits in that quiet in-between season: part winter residue, part early spring thaw. It’s built for slowing down.

Morning — Cabin coffee + lake air
Start wherever you’re staying—ideally a cabin or lodge near the water. If you want a full-service base, The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe gives you easy access to both mountain and lake.

Midday — Light hike + views
Go for something accessible but high-reward like the trail around Eagle Lake Trail or a shoreline walk at Sand Harbor if you’re on the Nevada side.

Afternoon — Lake pause
This is the no-plan window: sit by the water, read, or just move between overlooks like Emerald Bay State Park. It’s less about doing and more about staying put.

Evening — Cabin reset
Dinner is intentionally simple—either something local or cooked in—followed by a slow night back at your stay. Tahoe is at its best when the day just fades out naturally.

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March Newsletter: Home, Fresh Starts & a Little Luck

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Local Events:
Sacramento Kings Schedule: Click Here
Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here
River Cats Schedule: Click Here
Now – March 22nd: Taste of Ireland in Old Sac
March 7th: Capitol Beer Fest
March 7th: 21st Annual Gardener’s Market
March 7th: Midtown Farmers Market (Every Saturday)
March 7th: Farmer’s Market in the Plaza in Old Folsom (Every Saturday)
March 7th: Town Center Certified Farmer’s Market in El Dorado Hills (Every Saturday)
March 7th: The Irish Social
March 7th: Just for Kids: The Luck of the Clover 
March 7th: Sacramento Republic FC Opening Night
March 7-8th: Free Museum Weekend
March 8th: Sacramento’s Sunday Certified Farmers Market (Every Sunday)
March 14th: St Paddy’s Day Lucky Run
March 14th: St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Old Sac
March 14th: San Francisco Symphony @ Mondavi
March 17th: St. Patrick’s Day at Fairytale Town
March 17th: Emerald Isle Express by River Fox Train
March 20th: Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay
March 21st: Candelight: Queen vs. ABBA
March 22nd: Giants vs. River Cats Exhibition Game
March 26th: Folsom Wine & Jazz
March 27th: Sacramento River Cats Opening Night
March 29th: Déjà Vuu Vintage Market in Historic Folsom

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Bring the Outdoors In:

  • Add low-maintenance plants or small indoor trees to brighten darker corners.
  • Display seasonal flowers or fresh herbs in your kitchen for a pop of color and scent.
  • Love no-fuss greenery? Explore faux plants & trees for year-round style.
  • Stop at your local plant shop to shop real greenery.

Lighten Up Your Interiors:

Boost Curb Appeal:

Even small touches like these can completely change how your home feels—and make it feel extra welcoming this season.

Declutter with Purpose:

Focus on High-Impact Areas:

Organize & Optimize:

 These simple updates can make your home feel lighter, fresher, and more inviting. Plus, if you’re thinking about selling, they can make your space even more appealing.

Unwrap Our December Newsletter

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Local Events:

Check out all the December magic happening in our Local Events section above—light shows, Imaginarium, tree-lighting parties, and more! Then keep the festivities rolling with Sacramento’s very own Holiday Lights Guide using the link below.

HOLIDAY LIGHTS GUIDE

Stockings (Soft Whites):

Ornaments & Tree Topper (Champagne Golds):

Wreaths & Garland (Classic Greens):

Candles & Lit Decor (Warm Glow):

Faux Christmas Tree:

Tree Skirts & Collars:

 

Pillows & Throws:

Pro Tip: Stop by HomeGoods for a wide selection of decorative and seasonal pillows on sale.

Holiday Bedding:

Holiday Botanicals:

Candle Accessories:

Tabletop & Bar:

Mantel Accents:

Small Decorative Touches:

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