
Lights, Camera, Fashion
Keith Herron is having a breakout moment. Stevie Wonder has donned his designs on stage. NBA players like Malik Monk and Stephen Curry have sported his looks. His image has been projected on the tallest billboard in Times Square, and Vogue has called his label, Advisry “officially the new emerging brand on the block.” Not bad for a 25-year-old. And now the Sacramento phenom is fresh off showing his latest collection at New York Fashion Week, and eager to grow a multimedia empire. Meet the man behind the vision.
B Street Theatre's holiday show is taking a hometown spin
B Street Theatre's annual holiday family show, 'Tis the Season, is focusing on Sacramento traditions for a dose of hometown charm.
Out and About in Winter 2025/26
John Legend celebrates the 20th anniversary of his debut album with a concert at Thunder Valley, Heart brings their reunion tour to Wheatland, The Lion King returns to the Broadway Sacramento stage for the first time in over a decade, and more. Here are 15 events heating up the capital region this winter.
Best of the City 2025:
Best Aria-versary
The merged and reborn Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera returned in 2015. And this year, the company celebrated the end of their 10th season.
Best of the City 2025:
Best Star Turns
From an eponymous dramedy this past spring spotlighting local landmarks like the Tower Bridge and Gunther's Ice Cream, to fall's eagerly anticipated Paul Thomas Anderson feature One Battle After Another that filmed scenes in downtown, Sacramento is seeing its name in lights.
The Happiest Little Place on Earth
A new 300-square-foot speakeasy opens in Old Sacramento that’s a little Enchanted Tiki Room, a little Indiana Jones, and a whole lot of exploratory fun. Adventure is in there.
Chalk It Up returns to midtown for the 35th Year
The 35th annual Chalk It Up: Chalk Art and Music Festival runs Aug. 30 through Sept. 1, in midtown's Fremont Park
The Tejano Conjunto Festival returns this weekend
A meeting of blues, jazz, rock, soul and plenty of multiethnic Texas heritage, this music festival heads downtown on Aug. 31.
Best of the City 2025:
Best Rockers for the Ages
Selling out venues across the country and launching their tenth studio album, this Sacramento-born rock group is keeping the music going, earning them a place among the dozens of people, places and things that have rocked this year. Here's one of our picks for Best of the City 2025.
Out and About in Fall 2025
Cyndi Lauper heads to Wheatland as she wraps up her farewell tour, the Sacramento Ballet and Capital Stage launch their new seasons, A Flock of Seagulls (plus nine more ’80s sensations) take flight at Thunder Valley, a pop-jukebox sequel to Romeo and Juliet delivers verses of bards like the Backstreet Boys and Kelly Clarkson at Broadway Sacramento, and more. Here are 15 reasons to fall for the arts around town.
Fairs and Festivals to wrap up summer with a blast
The Nevada County Fair kicks off this week; the Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar prepares a feast for your eyes and your appetite; midtown's chalk and music festival returns for its 35th year; and more. Here are the fairs and festivals rounding out the end of summer.
Fairs and Festivals this July to Celebrate Summer
This year’s State Fair promises a nostalgia-fueled good time with everything from a full-size Back to the Future DeLorean to jumbo corn dogs; the Marysville Peach Festival celebrates 25 years of blushing sweetness; and more.
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