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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.

 
Other Notable July Events:

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All-American Bites & Sides:

 
Star-Spangled Beverages:

 
Dazzling Desserts:

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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:

Stars Stripes & Summer Vibes: Your July Newsletter is Here

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Sacramento:

  • Athletics vs. Giants: 7:05 p.m. at Sutter Health Park. Postgame fireworks celebration. Details here.
  • Red, White, and Brew: 6 p.m. – midnight at Drake’s: The Barn. Music, DJs, and fireworks viewing. Details here.
  • 4th of July Bike Parade & Festival: 10 a.m. at Arden Park. Parade, food, and live music by Funk Shui Band. Details here.
  • Pocket/Greenhaven Parade: 10 a.m. at the Corner of Woodbridge & South Land Park Drive. Honoring “Unsung Heroes.” Details here.
  • 4th of July River Cruise: See website for cruise times. Enjoy live DJ entertainment and fireworks views on the Sacramento River. Details here.

Auburn:

  • Fireworks Show at Gold Country Fairgrounds: 8:45 p.m. to 9 p.m. Enjoy the fireworks display. Learn more here.
  • Auburn Parade & Family Festival: 10 a.m. Classic parade down Auburn streets followed by the Family Festival starting at 10:30 a.m. Details here.

Carmichael:

  • Carmichael’s Fourth of July Parade: 10 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:

  • Folsom Pro Rodeo: July 3-5, 7:30 p.m. 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. Top 5 fireworks show in the nation. Learn more here.
  • Tahoe City Fireworks: 9:30 p.m. at Commons Beach. Free shuttle service, live music, and fireworks. Plan your night here.
  • Incline Fireworks Show: 9:30 p.m. at Incline Beach. Fireworks, pancake breakfast, and BBQ. Details here.

Lincoln:

  • Fourth of July Parade: 9 a.m. in Lincoln. Community parade to kick off the day. Details here.

Rancho Cordova:

  • 40th 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.

South Sacramento:

  • Fourth of July Carnival: 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. at Southgate Recreation and Park District. Poolside games, arts & crafts, and snacks. Details here.

Truckee:

  • Downtown Truckee 4th of July Parade: 7 a.m. – 9:30 p.m. Free pancake breakfast, parade, and fireworks show. Details here.

 
Other Notable July Events:

All-American Bites & Sides:

 
Star-Spangled Beverages:

 
Dazzling Desserts:

Patriotic Tablescape: Make your table sparkle with a striped table runner, star-studded navy blue linen napkins, festive drinking glasses, and a standout centerpiece. 

Lighting: Use soft white string lights or lanterns to create a warm, inviting atmosphere as the evening sets in.

Chic Floral Arrangements: Bring in white hydrangeas, red roses, and blue delphiniums in these simple yet striking glass vases for a sophisticated nod to the holiday. 

Stars & Stripes Touches: Add a pop of patriotic charm with Pottery Barn’s outdoor pillows or this cable knit throw—perfect for sprucing up your porch or patio this Fourth of July.

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November Newsletter: Local Happenings, Thanksgiving Events and More!

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Natural Elements Are In: Think rustic meets refined with natural accents like eucalyptus branches, mini pumpkins, and fresh apples or pomegranates. Create a dreamy, organic vibe by mixing in hand-woven placemats and linen napkins.

Bold, Seasonal Colors: Deep greens, burnt oranges, and rich terracotta tones are trending this year. Swap out traditional white plates for dinnerware with bold rims or earthy hues to make a statement. Pair with textured table runners to tie it all together.

Candlelit Ambiance: Nothing sets the mood like soft candlelight. Go for a mix of pillar candles and sleek taper candles in warm shades. Place them at varying heights for a romantic glow that’ll keep guests lingering around the table longer.

Mix Modern with Vintage: Blend old-world charm with sleek modern touches. Pair grandma’s vintage dishes with contemporary gold flatware or sleek glassware. It’s all about mixing the past and present for a unique, personal touch.

Personalized Place Cards: Add hand-written place cards with these adorable acorn placeholders or pine cones. It’s a small effort that makes everyone feel special—and it’s a great way to show off those calligraphy skills!

Your 2023 Holiday Activity Guide is Here!

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The most wonderful time of the year is finally here! To help you make the most of this magical season, we’ve put together a “Holiday Activity Guide” that’s jam-packed with amazing light displays, festive happenings, and so much more! We’re also sharing some helpful tips on how to spruce up your home decor and deck the halls in style this holiday season. Check out our Holiday Activity Guide and let the celebrations unfold!

Looking for some holiday cheer? Make this season a magical one by attending one of the below holiday happenings! We’ve carefully curated this month’s events into categories to ensure there’s something for everyone, including holiday lights, ways to give back this season, family-friendly activities, festive food and drink celebrations, arts and theatre performances, and more!

Holiday Events & Happenings:

Holiday Lights –

Imaginarium – Light up the Night – Presented by Sacramento’s Global Winter Wonderland
When: Open Now – January 7th (Select Days)
Where: Cal Expo Fairgrounds | 1600 Exposition Boulevard, Sacramento
What: Discover a world where fantasy meets reality at Imaginarium – Sacramento’s largest Holiday Light Festival of the Year! Dive into a mesmerizing experience tailored for all ages. Wander through our radiant rose garden, or lose yourself in the infinite mirror rooms. Venture deeper into the enchanted forest and marvel at over 25 majestic, larger-than-life storybook creatures, each bathed in a cascade of lights. Take the kids to meet Santa followed by an evening on the ice with our very own Ice Skating Rink!
Learn More Here

Theatre of Lights in Old Sacramento
When: Now – December 30th (Select Days)
Where: Old Sacramento Waterfront District | 1014 2nd St #200, Sacramento
What: Located blocks from the renowned Golden 1 Center, the Old Sacramento Waterfront district transforms into a 19th-century winter wonderland. Watch the light show spectacular and unique retelling of the American classic “Twas the Night Before Christmas.”
See The Complete Schedule Here

Check out our Neighborhood Lights Guide Below!

Arts/Theatre – 

Tis the Season Around the World – B Street Theatre
When: Now – December 24th (Select Days)
Where: B Street Theatre at the Sofia | 2700 Capital Avenue, Sacramento
What: B Street Theatre is back with ‘TIS THE SEASON, this time focusing on kids from around the world and the different holiday traditions that they take part in. Based on the very first B Street Theatre Holiday comedy, join the fun and learn all about how different people enjoy the holidays in different parts of the world!
Get Your Tickets Here

Sacramento Ballet Presents – The Nutcracker with Sacramento Philharmonic
When: Now – December 23rd (Select Days)
Where: Safe Credit Union Performing Arts Center | 1301 L Street, Sacramento
What: Experience Nutcracker magic again — or for the first time! Bring everyone on your list to SacBallet’s breathtaking, beloved, annual holiday tradition set to Tchaikovsky’s acclaimed score performed by a live orchestra at every show. This year SacBallet presents its newest production of Nutcracker with 200+ local youth taking to the stage with the professionals, and choreography by Sacramento’s own artists Colby Damon, Julia Feldman and Nicole Haskins.
Get Your Tickets Here

Capital Stage: Georgiana & Kitty: Christmas at Pemberley
When: Now through December 23rd (select days)
Where: Capital Stage | 2215 J Street, Sacramento
What: Georgiana Darcy is an accomplished pianist but wary of romance. Kitty Bennet is a bright-eyed optimist and a perfect best friend. These two younger sisters are ready for their own adventures in life and love, starting with the arrival of an admirer and secret correspondent. Meddlesome families and outmoded expectations won’t stop these determined friends from forging their own way in a holiday tale filled with music, ambition, sisterhood, and forgiveness in the third and final play in the Christmas at Pemberley trilogy.
Purchase Your Tickets Here

King + Country “A Drummer Boy Christmas” at Golden 1 Center
When: December 10th
Where: Golden 1 Center | 500 David J Stern Walk Sacramento
What: Multi-GRAMMY® Award winning duo and Curb | Word Entertainment recording artist for KING + COUNTRY announces its “A DRUMMER BOY CHRISTMAS | THE 2023 TOUR EXPERIENCE,” will be returning to Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA on December 10. The highly-anticipated annual holiday spectacle will feature an extraordinary production, blending festive visuals and stunning lighting and staging effects, for a high-octane show that the brother duo (made up of Joel and Luke Smallbone) have become known for.
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Broadway Sacramento – Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical 
When: December 27th – 31st 
Where: SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center | 1301 L Street, Sacramento
What: Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical is the record-setting Broadway holiday sensation which features the hit songs “You’re A Mean One Mr. Grinch” and “Welcome Christmas” from the original animated special. Max the Dog narrates as the mean and scheming Grinch, whose heart is “two sizes too small,” decides to steal Christmas away from the Holiday loving Whos. Magnificent sets and costumes inspired by Dr. Seuss’ original illustrations help transport audiences to the whimsical world of Whoville and help remind us of the true meaning of the holiday season. Don’t miss what The New York Times calls “AN EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE! 100 times better than any bed time story.”
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Family Fun – 

Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink
When: Open select days – Now until January 15th
Where: 701 K Street, Sacramento
What: Sharpen your skates and perfect your triple axel—the Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink returns to the heart of the city! Feel a chill blow down K street as you approach Ali Youssefi Square and be teleported into a winter wonderland at the ice rink.
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Magical Christmas Train in West Sacramento (SELLING OUT FAST)
When: December 2-27th (select days)
Where: Sacramento River Train | 400 N Harbor Blvd, West Sacramento
What: Make timeless memories with Santa and his elves aboard the Magical Christmas Train! Tickets include a train ride in a winter wonderland, cookies, hot chocolate, a souvenir mug, and a personal visit with Santa Claus himself. Come dressed in your Christmas morning pajamas for adorable family photo ops. Join us in carols and reindeer games. One thing is certain, there is never a dull moment aboard the Magical Christmas Train!
Get Your Limited Tickets Here

40th Annual Santa Parade Around the State Capitol
When: December 9th
Where: 14th & N Streets along Capitol Park
What: This December 9th at 10:00 am, in the heart of California’s Capital City and freshly redesigned Downtown District near Capitol Park, we’re celebrating 40 years since the parade began in 1983. You and your family will get to enjoy marching bands, fancy vehicles, youth groups, super-heroes, dog clubs, dance & cheer squads, and fabulous sponsors as our Grand Marshall welcomes over 10,000 moms, dads, and children to one of Sacramento’s largest annual family events.
Learn More Here

Winter Wonderland at Fairytale Town  
When: December 9th, 10th, 16th & 17th
Where: Fairytale Town | 3901 Land Park Drive, Sacramento
What: Celebrate the holidays together at Fairytale Town’s annual Winter Wonderland! Enjoy a visit with Santa Claus, play in nightly snowfall at 6 pm, and enjoy festive decorations. Join in games and crafts while making magical memories December 9, 10, 16, and 17 from 1-7 pm.
Learn More Here

Special Needs Evening with Santa in Historic Folsom (SPACE IS LIMITED)
When: December 11th
Where: Historic Folsom | Location revealed once time slot is reserved
What: Special Needs Children meet with Santa on this afternoon in a quiet but fabulous location within the Historic District.  Schedule your time (times are rough estimates – we know how it goes) and join us on this fun evening. Kids will also meet Mrs. Claus and a few elves too! Full details on location will be received upon scheduling your child’s visit with Santa. This event will be held indoors in a private, quiet setting. Free reserved close parking is available.
Learn More Here

Food & Drinks – 

12 Days of Midtown
When: Now – December 12th
Where: Midtown Sacramento (Various Locations)
What: It’s another year of holiday magic in Midtown Sacramento! The 12 Days of Midtown are a curated a delightful list of activities for you to enjoy each day from December 1st to December 12th.
Learn More Here

Miracle Pop-Up Bar – The Snug
When: Now – December 31st
Where: Old Sacramento Waterfront District | 1014 2nd St #200, Sacramento
What: Santa Claus is coming to town and he is bringing the Miracle Pop-up with him!
Get ready for “Miracle On R Street” at The Snug. The halls will be DECKED. The stockings will be HUNG. The plums will be SUGARED. The official Miracle cocktails will be POURED. The collectible mugs will be YOURS.
Learn More Here

Holiday Weekends at Old Sugar Mill
When: December 9th, 10th, 16th & 17th
Where: Old Sugar Mill | 35265 Willow Avenue, Clarksburg
What: Join the Old Sugar Mill as we kick off a month-long celebration of “Holiday Weekends at the Wineries” with live music, food trucks, and vendors!
Purchase Your Tickets Here

Giving Back – 

Sacramento SPCA’s 6th Annual Jingle Bell Pup Crawl
When: December 9th
Where: Truitt Bark Park | 19th and Q Streets
What: Join the Sacramento SPCA and partnering Midtown businesses to celebrate the Pawlidays by giving back to the animals while you sip, savor, and shop this holiday season! On Saturday, December 9th, from 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. check in at Truitt Bark Park for your map, jingle bells for your pup(s), photos with Santa Paws and other holiday giveaways. Enjoy drink & food specials, shopping discounts, and holiday activity stations at each Pup Crawl stop.
Get Your Tickets Here

Santa Hustle in Roseville
When: December 10th 
Where: Vernon Street Town Square | 311 Vernon Street, Roseville
What: Thousands of Santas will hit the streets of Roseville during the Santa Hustle 5K, Half Marathon, and Kids Dash. Runners and walkers alike are warmly invited to join this magical event, which begins and ends at Vernon Street Town Square.
Register Here

Wondering where you can catch a dazzling neighborhood light display this year? Check out some of our favorite, over-the-top holiday light displays in and around the Sacramento area!

Holiday Light Displays: Neighborhood Edition
East Sacramento’s Fab 40s Christmas Lights (Neighborhood Lights Display): Grab your hot cocoa and bundle up while you admire this classic, established East Sacramento neighborhood (from 40th to 49th, between J and Folsom) for its beautiful homes and brilliant light displays. This neighborhood is transformed into a winter wonderland during the holiday season with lights and garlands draped around the tree-lined streets. You can even hire Top Hand Ranch Carriage Company and take a carriage through the Fab 40s with up to 20 people or peddle through the streets with Sac Peddle Brew Bikes Fab 40’s Light Tours.

Dovewood Court in Orangevale (Neighborhood Lights Display): Talk about going all out! For over 35 years, thousands of people have flocked to Dovewood Court to experience the extravagant holiday lights and decorations each year. As if this iconic cul-de-sac couldn’t get any more recognition from residents and visitors, it even gained the attention of Mariah Carey, the Queen of Christmas herself. If Mariah Carey talked about it, you know it must be worth checking out! Bundle up and take a stroll through the court on foot or enjoy the decked-out halls from the warmth of your vehicle. Consider bringing a few non-perishable food items with you to donate as the Food for Families charities will be collecting donations.

Pebble Creek Christmas Lights in Rocklin (Neighborhood Lights Display): Visitors trek from miles around to see this very fun and family-oriented Christmas light extravaganza that includes hundreds of handcrafted characters from your favorite shows, both old and new. A popular and classic Rocklin holiday tradition. Stroll through the neighborhood on foot or bundle up in the car and roll down the windows for an impressive display of lights! Note: Weekdays are best as weekends are extremely crowded.

Want to wrap up the year in style? Here are some of the top ways to deck your halls for the holidays according to expert designers.

Glass Ornaments:
One big trend designers are “cozying” up to this year is glass. As Ashley Macuga of Collected Interiors explains, “Glass inherently is a demonstration of effortless elegance. As an art form, it plays with reflection more than any other medium—enhancing and refracting the light produced from Christmas tree lights and warm taper candles, which are mainstays of traditional holiday decor.”

“The transparency of glass provides a weightless contrast to the heaviness of more ornate decor often used to adorn coffee tables and banisters. We also love the delicate shapes, translucent colors, and handmade textures of artfully created glass ornaments…adding touches of magic to anywhere that it is placed,” says Macuga. In addition to your Christmas tree, consider placing glass ornaments in bowls for effortless decor. Also, think glass candle holders and decorative bowls.

Mixed Metallics for a Modern Twist:
Move over traditional red and green! This year, we’re seeing a surge in popularity for mixed metallics like gold, silver, and copper. Incorporating these modern metallic tones into your decor can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your festive space. Bethany Adams of Bethany Adams Interiors embraces the glitz and glam of the holidays with these metallics. “Brass and chrome decor will have staying power beyond the holiday season—simply change up the styling. A spray of holly in a brass vase can easily be swapped out for cherry blossoms come spring,” says Adams. In need of some inspiration? Check out these Starburst Taper Holders from West Elm or these String lights from Anthropologie.

Warm Colors:
Add instant warmth to your home by incorporating warm tones and colors. “The use of color…like blush, which is undoubtedly warm and looks beautiful when combined with the traditional gold, silver, and jeweled tones of the season,” says Macuga. “It’s a stark contrast to the cool, chilly temperatures of the outdoors.” Think rustic glam ornaments and blush glass vases.

Minimalist Winter Wonderland:
Embrace a minimalist approach to holiday decor by opting for a winter wonderland theme. Keep things simple with white and silver accents, focusing on clean lines and a clutter-free aesthetic. This trend is perfect for those who prefer a sleek and contemporary look for the holidays. “This year I foresee a more understated use of decor. Less bold ‘green and red’ combos and more muted greenery along with moody neutrals,” says Laura Williams of ATX Interior Design. This linen runner from Crate & Barrel and Clemente bowl from Lulu and Georgia tie in nicely with the minimalist trend.

Wishing you and your loved ones joy, good health, and holiday cheer this Christmas season!

Your Guide to Celebrating Thanksgiving in Sacramento is Here!

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As Thanksgiving week approaches, it’s time to bring out the fall decor, finalize your Thanksgiving invites, and start planning your delicious feast! Sacramento also has festive holiday happenings and volunteer opportunities taking place during this season of gratitude and togetherness. That’s why this month’s newsletter is dedicated to all things Thanksgiving – from events and ways that you can give back to your community to holiday decor and classic dishes, we’ve got you covered. Read on for your complete guide to celebrating Thanksgiving in Sacramento!

Are you staying in town this year to celebrate Thanksgiving with friends and family? Explore local events, happenings, and volunteer opportunities this holiday season!

Local Events & Happenings:

Volunteer Opportunities:

Are you responsible for preparing this year’s Thanksgiving or “Friendsgiving” feast?  Don’t stress… From tender turkey to savory sides with a fun twist, we’re sharing some of our favorite dishes that your guests will be gobbling up at the dinner table this year.

Thanksgiving Apps: Need something to snack on before the main feast? These tasty appetizers will keep your guests hunger at bay and take the pressure off you – and your timer!

  1. Thanksgiving Turkey Cheeseboard
  2. Boursin Stuffed Mushrooms
  3. Thanksgiving Deviled Eggs Recipe
  4. Spicy Sweet Potato & Cheddar Croquettes
  5. The Barefoot Contessa’s Rosemary Roasted Cashews
  6. Pomegranate Cheese Ball
  7. Green Bean Casserole Bundles
  8. Instant Pot Butternut Squash Soup
  9. Turkey Veggie Tray
  10. Candied Walnut Bruschetta
  11. Crockpot Honey Garlic Little Smokies
  12. Whipped Goat Cheese with Warm Candied Bacon & Dates
  13. Savory Roasted Cranberry Salsa

Delicious Mains: Pull off a delicious Thanksgiving dinner with these classic mains and side dishes that everyone will be thankful for.

Let’s Talk Mains:

  1. Traditional Roast Turkey
  2. Air Fryer Turkey
  3. Herb & Butter Roasted Turkey
  4. Baked Spiral Ham
  5. Cranberry Stuffed Beef Tenderloin
  6. Cider Braised Pot Roast
  7. Roasted Pumpkin Lasagna
  8. Alfredo Stuffed Spaghetti Squash
  9. Tofurky Roast

Pass the Sides:

  1. Crispy Brown Butter Sage Smashed Potatoes
  2. Creamy Mashed Potatoes
  3. Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes with Caramelized Onions
  4. Sweet Potato Casserole
  5. Loaded Mashed Potato Casserole
  6. Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes
  7. Shaved Brussels Sprout Candied Bacon Salad
  8. Spinach, Arugula, Cranberry & Walnut Salad
  9. Honeycrisp Apple & Feta Salad
  10. Green Bean Casserole
  11. Popovers
  12. Soft Dinner Rolls
  13. Salted Honey Butter Rolls
  14. Buttery Herb Stuffing
  15. Mushroom Croissant Stuffing
  16. Homemade Turkey Gravy
  17. White Wine Gravy
  18. Cranberry Sauce
  19. Southern Mac & Cheese
  20. Creamy Brie Mac & Cheese with Buttery Ritz Crackers
  21. Thanksgiving Roasted Veggies
  22. Parmesan Garlic Roasted Mushrooms

Festive Libations & Mocktails: From holiday cocktails and punches to delicious mocktails, we have a drink recipe for everyone to enjoy!

  1. Thanksgiving Cider Punch
  2. Spiced Honey Bourbon Old Fashioned
  3. Spicy Pomegranate Ginger Paloma
  4. Harvest Apple Cider Margarita 
  5. Thanksgiving Pomegranate Punch
  6. Cranberry Bourbon Cocktail
  7. Pomegranate Mimosa
  8. Apple Cider Hot Toddy
  9. Hot Buttered Rum
  10. Pumpkin Pie Moscow Mule
  11. Cranberry Lime Mocktail (Non-Alcoholic)
  12. Ginger Orange Mocktail (Non-Alcoholic)
  13. Thanksgiving Punch Mocktail (Non-Alcoholic)

Delectable Desserts: Give your guests pumpkin’ to talk about with these decadent Thanksgiving pies and desserts.

  1. Gooey Pecan Pie Brownies
  2. Chocolate Covered Espresso Spiced Pretzels
  3. Molten Chocolate Crackle Pie
  4. Brown Sugar Maple Cookie Pie
  5. Vanilla Chai Pumpkin Latte Cupcakes
  6. Double Layer Pumpkin Cheesecake
  7. Grandma’s Apple Pie
  8. Pecan Pie
  9. Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie Cupcakes
  10. Ginger Sweet Potato Pie
  11. Cheesecake Apple Pie
  12. Skillet Caramel Apple Pie
  13. Brown Butter Maple Chess Pie
  14. Pumpkin Brownies

Set the Scene for a Feast: It’s time to break out the good china, polish up that silverware, and find a seasonal centerpiece. Check out our tried-and-true tips for setting up a Thanksgiving table worthy of hosting your holiday recipes, festive libations, and decadent desserts.

  1. Incorporate Natural Elements: This year, natural is in! You don’t have to spend a fortune to create a beautiful table setting. Bring outdoor elements inside by garnishing your table with leafy stems, fresh produce, structural berry branches for an added pop of color, and basic dinnerware. This creates a natural yet dreamy table-setting vibe. Get the look here.
  2. Keep It Simple: If you can’t decide what aesthetic route to take, you can always keep it minimal. Think draper candles and a faux garland down the length of the table. If you want the wintery smells though, go for a real garland.
  3. Take It Outside: Do you want to take advantage of the beautiful weather? Take your Thanksgiving feast outside this year with a table that embraces the outdoors. Think tree-inspired chargers and candle holders. Shop outdoor table decor here.
  4. Provide Drinkware: Color is in this year! You can easily elevate your table setting by incorporating some colorful water and wine glasses. Shop colored glassware here.

Sending warm, heartfelt wishes from my home to yours this Thanksgiving!

Kim White

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