Local Events:
Sacramento Kings Schedule: Click Here
Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here
River Cats Schedule: Click Here
Now – March 22nd: Taste of Ireland in Old Sac
March 7th: Capitol Beer Fest
March 7th: 21st Annual Gardener’s Market
March 7th: Midtown Farmers Market (Every Saturday)
March 7th: Farmer’s Market in the Plaza in Old Folsom (Every Saturday)
March 7th: Town Center Certified Farmer’s Market in El Dorado Hills (Every Saturday)
March 7th: The Irish Social
March 7th: Just for Kids: The Luck of the Clover
March 7th: Sacramento Republic FC Opening Night
March 7-8th: Free Museum Weekend
March 8th: Sacramento’s Sunday Certified Farmers Market (Every Sunday)
March 14th: St Paddy’s Day Lucky Run
March 14th: St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Old Sac
March 14th: San Francisco Symphony @ Mondavi
March 17th: St. Patrick’s Day at Fairytale Town
March 17th: Emerald Isle Express by River Fox Train
March 20th: Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay
March 21st: Candelight: Queen vs. ABBA
March 22nd: Giants vs. River Cats Exhibition Game
March 26th: Folsom Wine & Jazz
March 27th: Sacramento River Cats Opening Night
March 29th: Déjà Vuu Vintage Market in Historic Folsom

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Bring the Outdoors In:

• Add low-maintenance plants or small indoor trees to brighten darker corners.
• Display seasonal flowers or fresh herbs in your kitchen for a pop of color and scent.
• Love no-fuss greenery? Explore faux plants & trees for year-round style.
• Stop at your local plant shop to shop real greenery.

Lighten Up Your Interiors:

• Swap heavy winter blankets for airy linen throws.
• Replace dark rugs with lighter textures to open up your space.
• Hang sheer curtains to let in more natural light.

Boost Curb Appeal:

• Freshen up your entryway with a new welcome mat or seasonal wreath.
• Add potted spring flowers to give your porch an inviting touch.
• Update house numbers for a clean, modern look.
• Explore décor options: Front Porch Refresh.

Even small touches like these can completely change how your home feels—and make it feel extra welcoming this season.

Declutter with Purpose:

• Donate items you haven’t used in a year and give them a new life.
• Keep storage organized with stackable bins and clear containers.

Focus on High-Impact Areas:

• Kitchens, bathrooms, and windows make the biggest difference.
• Sparkle up surfaces with multi-surface sprays, microfiber cloths, and streak-free window cleaners.
• Power wash patios, driveways, and fences for an instant boost to curb appeal: Electric Pressure Washer

Organize & Optimize:

• Neatly arrange closets and cabinets with tiered shelves, stackable baskets, drawer dividers, and hanging organizers.
• Storage Cubes or labeled containers keep seasonal items tidy and easy to access.

These simple updates can make your home feel lighter, fresher, and more inviting. Plus, if you’re thinking about selling, they can make your space even more appealing.

Local Events:

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Romantic Dinners & Date-Night Spots:

Revolution Wine – Set the mood with an intimate evening at this cozy urban winery. Their special menu includes four courses with optional wine pairings and a complimentary glass of sparkling wine, making it an easy choice for a romantic night out. Reserve your table here.

Frog & Slim – Known for its seasonal, farm-to-table approach, this spot delivers fresh flavors in a warm, stylish setting. Their Valentine’s prix fixe menu is perfect for a thoughtful, chef-driven dining experience. See the menu here.

Prelude Kitchen & Bar – A local favorite for elevated, modern cuisine, Prelude highlights ingredients sourced straight from nearby farms. If you’re looking to impress a foodie date, their Valentine’s offerings are worth exploring here.

The Rind – Cheese lovers, this one’s for you. Enjoy expertly curated cheese and wine pairings in a relaxed setting, plus a four-course prix fixe meal and sparkling rosé for an indulgent, romance-filled evening. Check out their special menu here.

Galentine’s Day Activities:

Celebrate Galentine’s with a lineup of festive events happening around town. Whether you’re into getting crafty, decorating sweet treats, or enjoying a unique night out, there’s something perfect to do with your friends. Here’s what’s coming up:

February 13th: Valentine’s Day Flower Workshop
February 13th: Galentine’s Cake Decorating Class
February 14th: River Fox Train Valentine’s Express
February 14th: Valentine’s Day Acrylic Painting
February 14h: Succulent Heart Wreath Workshop
February 15th: Galentine’s Charcuterie Workshop

Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates – A Sacramento staple for handcrafted chocolates, macarons, and beautifully packaged sweets. Everything feels elevated, making it an easy go-to for a classic but impressive Valentine’s gift. Select your chocolates here.

Candle Bar – A hands-on candle-making workshop in Folsom where you and your Valentine (or friends) can craft custom scented candles with your choice of vessel, fragrance oils, dried flowers, crystals, and more. It’s a creative and memorable way to make a gift and an experience together. Book an appointment here.

The Plant Foundry – For something that lasts longer than a bouquet, The Plant Foundry offers artfully arranged flowers, plants, and curated garden goods. Perfect for anyone who loves a fresh, natural touch at home. Browse their selection here.

Wild Sisters Book Company – A cozy, community-focused bookstore with a great selection of books, cards, and small gifts. Ideal for putting together a meaningful Valentine’s present with a personal touch. Visit their website here.

Tom’s Watch Bar – Catch the Super Bowl in the heart of downtown Sacramento at Tom’s Watch Bar! With wall‑to‑wall screens, a high‑energy fan atmosphere, and VIP packages for premium seating and open bar, it’s the ultimate spot to watch every big play. Book ahead here.

Clubhouse 56 – East Sacramento sports bar with tons of TVs, a huge HD screen, and a menu built for football days — burgers, wings, and plenty of drink options make this a fun choice for a group. Learn more here.

Henry’s Lounge – Beloved local bar with TV setups for sports, food and drinks, and additional entertainment like arcade games. A solid pick if you want both the game and a social vibe. Check out their website here.

Barwest – Midtown bar with a massive big screen and plenty of TVs around the space, plus cocktails and bar bites to enjoy while watching the Super Bowl. Barwest turns up the atmosphere for big games and has a lively crowd vibe. Learn more here.

Events Calendar:

• A’s Schedule: Click Here For September Games
• River Cats Schedule: Click Here For September Games
• Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here For September Matches
• Sacramento Farmers Markets: Click Here for Local Markets
• Farm to Fork Festival (September 26-28): Learn More Here

Apple Hill – Harvest Fun: Apple Hill farms are open for the fall season, and there’s something for everyone to enjoy! From apple picking and pumpkin patches to train rides, baked treats, wine tasting, and crisp mountain air, it’s a great way to kick off fall. Plan your Apple Hill experience here.

Great for: apple lovers, cozy fall vibes, family-friendly outings.

Amador County Wineries – Harvest Tours & Live Music: Many wineries host live music on Friday nights and special behind-the-scenes harvest tours—a unique chance to see winemaking in action and taste wine right from the barrel. Plan your outing here.

Great for: wine enthusiasts, seasonal experiences, scenic vineyard vibes.

Half Moon Bay Pumpkin & Fall Festival: Get ready for cozy autumn vibes! While the main Pumpkin & Fall Festival takes place in October, Half Moon Bay kicks off the season early with pumpkin patches, hayrides, and fall-themed activities starting in late September. Learn more here. After your visit, stop by Sam’s Chowder House for a delicious meal with ocean views—famous for their clam chowder and kid-friendly options—ideal for rounding out your coastal escape.

Great for: coastal drive lovers, pumpkin-themed fun with fewer crowds.

Lake Tahoe – Early Fall Foliage Views: Mid-to-late September is often when Tahoe’s fall colors begin to appear, especially in higher elevations. It’s a quieter time to enjoy golden aspens, mirrored lakes, and peaceful hiking and biking trails before peak foliage crowds arrive. Plan your trip here.

Great for: nature lovers, peaceful scenic trips, early leaf-peeping.

Pumpkin Patch Season is Almost Here: Many Northern California pumpkin patches and mazes are opening in late September. A few favorites include Dave’s Pumpkin Patch with corn mazes and hayrides, Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm with giant slides and train rides, and Fog Willow Farms with a petting zoo and gem mining. For a full list of opening dates and activities at local pumpkin patches, check out this Instagram roundup.

Great for: families, adventurous fall fun, Instagram-worthy moments.

Rich Earth Tones: Rust, olive, deep plum, and warm browns are trending. Swap out pillows, table runners, or a throw blanket. Browse Target’s Threshold collection for budget-friendly fall updates.

Layered Textures: Cozy knits, velvet pillows, bouclé fall decor, and natural wood accents make spaces feel inviting and add instant warmth.

Amber Glass & Lanterns: Lighting sets the mood. Amber-toned glassware, or candle holders add a subtle seasonal glow.

Natural Accents: Eucalyptus stems, dried flowers, or even a bowl of Autumn vase filler bring fall indoors.

Warm, Inviting Entryways: Swap doormats, add a seasonal wreath, or place a few pumpkins by the front door to welcome fall guests.