There’s Plenty To Do At The Zoo

The Sacramento Zoo, in William Land Park, will turn 90 this year, and you can help celebrate at the Zoo’s 90th Birthday Bash, on June 17, 2017.

Since 1927, the Sac Zoo has inspired generations through education, conservation and an appreciation for wildlife and wild places.

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Sacramento artist to shine light on area hunger issues, urges community to "Give a Fork"

Food plays an enormous role in our lives – it brings us together, it helps shape our culture, and for many members of our community, it also lies at the center of a daily struggle for survival.

These are just some of the issues that inspired artist Gioia Fonda’s social practice art project Give A Fork.

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A.C.T. On A Roll During It’s 50th Season

by Chris Narloch

American Conservatory Theater premiered Moliere’s ‘Tartuffe’, its inaugural production in San Francisco, fifty years ago, and there has been no looking back since then.

There have been countless theatrical triumphs over those five decades, and many great actors have come out of the A.C.T. MFA program, including Denzel Washington, Annette Bening, Elizabeth Banks, and Danny Glover.

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Big Day of Giving • Sacramento Earth Day • Perennials Pack a Punch • Watching Your Food Grow

Here it is. One of our most popular issues of the year, and this one should help continue that legacy right along. We have a great publication for you with lots of fun and informative stuff within its pages.

Besides the bullet points above be sure to look for; “Trump Omits LGBTQ People from 2020 Census,” Briefly Put, “It’s Time to Spring into Action!”, “…Vision and Renovation Realities,” online house plans and “Hiring a Contractor Can Save You Time and Money.”

Read more: Our Annual Homes and Gardens Special issue is Out Now!