Sacramento arts

The theme for February’s “In a Nutshell" is “the people who made us,” which the organizers describe as their simple way of saying “family stories.

Joe Klocek Confronts The Moments That Made Him And The Past He Once Shut Away In ‘In A Nutshell’ Event

Solving Sacramento February 18, 2026

The theme for February’s “In a Nutshell” is “the people who made us,” which...

For both Capital Stage and the California Museum, prioritizing access is a non-negotiable extension of their missions

How Two Sacramento Nonprofits Are Making The Arts More Affordable

Solving Sacramento February 14, 2026

Lately, two of Sacramento’s cultural storytelling arms have been leaning into low-cost admission initiatives...

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What If This All Went Away?

Solving Sacramento February 6, 2026

It’s not easy running an arts organization – we speak to six Sacramento groups...

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Stroke – The Circle of Healing

Native American Creatives Combat Erasure Through Visibility In Art

Solving Sacramento January 10, 2026

A man paints on the side of a building, blending traditional basketweaving patterns with...

Ramírez, a founding member of Escritores del Nuevo Sol, told the story of the group's earliest efforts

New And Familiar: Los Escritores Del Nuevo Sol’s Latest Collection

Solving Sacramento January 9, 2026

The Sacramento Poetry Center was abuzz with adoration for the group of writers gathered...

Comedian Becky Lynn onstage during the “In A Nutshell” storytelling series at The Sofia.

8 Gigs: Sacramento Storytelling, Cult-Classics and Bold Fashion This January

Solving Sacramento January 6, 2026

While winter begs you to stay in, Sacramento’s musicians, storytellers and artists are doing...

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Local Community Radio in Sacramento Region Provides Alternatives to Commercial Stations

Solving Sacramento December 10, 2025

While podcasting and streaming have grown exponentially over the last decade, radio still has...

Before Karin Babbitt ever gets into the craft of comedy or the shape of a story, she begins with identity

In a Nutshell Storyteller Karin Babbitt on Using Humor to Confront Generational Trauma

Solving Sacramento November 24, 2025

Before Karin Babbitt ever gets into the craft of comedy or the shape of...

Harris Center for the Arts on our way to the first of the three stages where we’d see Falcon’s Eye Theatre’s production of “Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play

Falcon’s Eye Theatre Creates an Immersive, Spellbinding Experience with ‘Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play’

Solving Sacramento November 14, 2025

Walking in a loose line of attendees, snaking around the back of the Harris...

Winner of the 2024 New Comedies Festival, B Street Theatre’s newest show Dog Mom

This November, Sacramento Theatres Give Something To Be Thankful For: More Shows

Solving Sacramento October 31, 2025

November is notorious as the month when many productions take a break; actors hide...

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