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Sactown Magazine Sacramento's city magazine. Among those awards is the Maggie Award for Best City & Metropolitan Magazine by the Western Publishing Association.

Sactown magazine is the Sacramento region’s largest and most respected city magazine, with an average circulation of 40,000 and with over 30 national awards for publishing excellence in the areas of editorial, design and photography—more than any other magazine in Sacramento’s history. Sactown was founded in 2006 by journalists Rob Turner and Elyssa Lee in an effort to bring a national quality mag

azine to California’s capital city. While Rob was born and raised in Sacramento, he spent a decade in New York City, where he met Elyssa at Money magazine. Between them, they have written for publications as diverse as New York, InStyle, Money, Fortune, SmartMoney, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Metropolis and U.S News & World Report. Sactown covers the region, from Davis to Folsom and from Elk Grove to El Dorado Hills, Roseville and Auburn.

The holiday shopping season is in full swing, and our Nov/Dec issue has you covered with dozens of locally made gift ide...
28/11/2024

The holiday shopping season is in full swing, and our Nov/Dec issue has you covered with dozens of locally made gift ideas, from wallets made from vintage Sacramento postcards to “Light the Beam” earrings, gorgeous wine stoppers crafted from felled trees and much more. Also in this issue: 10 delicious “meaty” vegan dishes from restaurants all over the region; a Q&A on how to make downtown a better place to live, play and work; mesmerizing Polaroid paintings of iconic local landmarks; an interview with a Davis-based Disney historian; a new ‘70s and ‘80s-themed midtown bar with C-3PO as DJ; where to find locally made eggnog; two Michelin-rated chefs bring a taste of northern Mexico comes to Folsom; and much more!

Link in bio for a list of where you can buy the new issue on newsstands.

With less than a week before Halloween, chances are Evangeline’s has all the last minute ghoulish goods you need. What s...
26/10/2024

With less than a week before Halloween, chances are Evangeline’s has all the last minute ghoulish goods you need. What started 50 years ago as a small Old Sacramento shop for antiques and jewelry has been reinvented over the decades by Deborah Chaussé (pictured), the founder’s daughter, into a singular institution with a fantastical blend of the wild, weird and wonderful. Story link in bio or at sactownmag.com

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Pick up our Best of the City issue featuring dozens of our favorite people, places & things this year. Also: The amazing...
08/08/2024

Pick up our Best of the City issue featuring dozens of our favorite people, places & things this year. Also: The amazing story of Billy Mills, who won gold in the 10K meters in the 1964 Olympics; a profile of artist Raúl Gonzo; a Q&A w/ Paris Olympian Fiona O'Keeffe & much more!

Today is National Mochi Day. Read our new story about Roseville cancer survivor Sharon Fujimoto-Johnson as she reflects ...
08/08/2024

Today is National Mochi Day. Read our new story about Roseville cancer survivor Sharon Fujimoto-Johnson as she reflects on the restorative power of writing and illustrating her debut children’s tale, The Mochi Makers. Story link: https://bit.ly/4dfhx0q

He has directed 400+ music videos (for the Goo Goo Dolls, Kat Von D, Chromeo etc), and just landed his first show at the...
28/06/2024

He has directed 400+ music videos (for the Goo Goo Dolls, Kat Von D, Chromeo etc), and just landed his first show at the Crocker Art Museum (opening this Sunday), featuring his wildly colorful, surrealistic photography. Meet West Sacramento retrofuturist Raul Gonzo. Read our profile here: https://bit.ly/3WbJb8R

Don’t have our new issue yet? Pick it up this weekend at your local grocery or bookstore & test your 916 knowledge with ...
22/03/2024

Don’t have our new issue yet? Pick it up this weekend at your local grocery or bookstore & test your 916 knowledge with our ultimate Sacramento quiz.🧐 Also: a roundup of vinyl record stores; the newly expanded Pizza Supreme Being; a Q&A w/ the Sacramento Tree Foundation; a gallery of urban sketches & much more!

Go Niners! 🏈
11/02/2024

Go Niners! 🏈

Want to fill up your calendar with can't-miss things to do in 2024? Pick up our new issue with dozens of outings from Ja...
17/01/2024

Want to fill up your calendar with can't-miss things to do in 2024? Pick up our new issue with dozens of outings from Jan to Dec. Also, read our profile on Celebration Arts theater, our feature on lowriders, a look at a new omakase restaurant, a Q&A w/ Fran Lebowitz & much more!

In 2010, a new kind of swivel chair emerged, serving dual purposes—providing attractive seating, but also acting as a co...
28/12/2023

In 2010, a new kind of swivel chair emerged, serving dual purposes—providing attractive seating, but also acting as a colorful people magnet in cities around the world. It’s time for Sacramento to make some heads turn here too. ? Our story: https://bit.ly/41GnKNZ

Our favorite TV coach—Ted Lasso—might be gone, but today, two local authors, Aki Berry and Meg Chano of Salt Harvest Cre...
14/11/2023

Our favorite TV coach—Ted Lasso—might be gone, but today, two local authors, Aki Berry and Meg Chano of Salt Harvest Creatives, are releasing a new cookbook with dishes inspired by the beloved series (yes, even those biscuits!), and a book signing at East Village Bookshop from 6-8pm tonight. Read our story here and let us know what you think: https://bit.ly/49Cs3xG ⚽️

Two Michelin-rated chefs — from Canon East Sacramento and Nixtaco Mexican Kitchen — to join forces on an innovative new ...
20/10/2023

Two Michelin-rated chefs — from Canon East Sacramento and
Nixtaco Mexican Kitchen — to join forces on an innovative new Mexican cantina in Folsom called Pedregal. Details & images here: https://bit.ly/46ZNB4W

Interactive art projects are drawing crowds to central city districts everywhere. The Iowa City Downtown District says s...
05/10/2023

Interactive art projects are drawing crowds to central city districts everywhere. The Iowa City Downtown District says such installations have brought people back in a big way, surpassing even pre-Covid numbers. ? Read our story & tell us what you think: https://bit.ly/3Q5jKCC

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