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Mid-Century Minimalism. A floor-to-roof renovation transformed a modest mid-century ranch house in Auburn into a modernist jewel box. For a design-savvy couple determined to keep clutter at bay while working at home and nurturing a growing family, less is infinitely more.
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About Sactown Magazine. Sactown magazine is Sacramento’s city magazine, with an audited circulation of 30,000 and with dozens of national awards for publishing excellence in the areas of editorial, design and photography. Among those awards is the Maggie Award for Best City & Metropolitan Magazine by the Western Publishing Association.Sactown
Sactown Magazine - May-June 2024
May 8, 2024 · UC Davis Turns to the (Deliciously) Dark Side Something’s brewing at the University of California at Davis. Already a global leader in wine and beer studies, the school is setting out to conquer yet another of our collective liquid loves.
Sactown Magazine November-December 2024 - Sactown Magazine
Nov 1, 2024 · Out and About in November and December 2024 From a juicy-sweet food fest in Roseville and a return to stand-up for CNN host W. Kamau Bell at the Mondavi, to Placer County artists throwing open their studio doors, and holiday celebrations—both classic and “with a splash of sass”—here are 10 can’t-miss events before the end of the year.
Features - Sactown Magazine
Feature stories from Sactown Magazine. The 2024 Sacramento Coffee Lover’s Guide. To say that Sacramento’s coffee scene is, well, hot right now is as understated as the subtle notes of dark honey in Temple’s new ode to the Sacramento Kings. So we sipped and savored our way through the highly quaffable offerings from dozens of regional roasters to …
Sactown Magazine - July-August 2024
Jul 5, 2024 · Spirit Chaser In the history of the Olympic Games, only one U.S. athlete has ever won the 10,000-meter race. It was in Tokyo in 1964 when Native American Billy Mills—an orphan who had battled poverty, racism, illness and depression—shocked the world with one of the most unexpected, come-from-behind victories in all of sport.
Sactown Magazine January-February 2025 - Sactown Magazine
Jan 3, 2025 · Out and About in January and February 2025 High-flying adventure abounds in Cirque Kalabanté's Mondavi Center debut; The FORCE is with LL Cool J at Thunder Valley; we’re going nuts for the 110th Capay Valley Almond Festival, and more. Here are 10 local events to help start the year off right.
Sactown Magazine March-April 2024 - Sactown Magazine
Mar 1, 2024 · This Is Not a Tomato When is a tomato not just a tomato? When it’s also a lifeline. There are many good reasons to start a garden in Sacramento, where a temperate climate and plentiful sunlight can help even the most horticulturally challenged amateurs among us grow our own food and infuse our surroundings with color and beauty.
Arts & Entertainment - Sactown Magazine
The Art of Polaroid Impressionism. In her Sacramento Icons series, local multimedia artist Paula Bellacera presents images that are at once new and nostalgic, using tools like a vintage Polaroid SX-70 camera, watercolor paint, markers and pencils. The end results are evocative, impressionistic depictions of our city’s landmarks, from the Tower Bridge to the Tower Theatre and many more.