ARx Live brings nine Sacramento artist-researcher duos to the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity on November 12, with free, art-filled exhibits through mid-December.

The California State Railroad Museum teams up with the Sojourner Truth African American Museum on Nov. 7 for a free talk, book signing and family event.

Donald Kendrick steps down after helping build the chorus from scratch in 1996, closing out the Stained Glass series at Fremont Presbyterian Church.

The Craftsman bungalow tied to California's olive industry pioneer needs new windows, wiring and plumbing. A dinner fundraiser aims to help.

Lincoln's Carnegie Library, empty since 2011, will reopen in 2027 as a pottery studio honoring the city's clay-manufacturing roots.

A life-size bronze of Robert Louis Stevenson, Fanny and their dog Chuchu debuts Nov. 7 at Calistoga's historic rail depot.

Facades, family heirlooms and a Matsuri festival bring a demolished Sacramento neighborhood back for a limited run starting next month.

Free shuttles link four downtown Sacramento archives Saturday, with storage-vault tours and a Filipino immigration talk among the draws.

Artazan brings 200-plus makers to the Scottish Rite Masonic Center this weekend, with one ticket covering all three days.

Stage Nine's one-day “Tiny Tales” show pairs 12-inch Disney originals with 50-plus carved pumpkins in a historic Gold Rush building.

The festival screens ten official selections, including a San Francisco noir, in Sacramento.

The free art hunt has grown from 150 clay worms in 2024 to roughly 700 this year, with 20 local businesses joining in.

William T. Vollmann made his first-ever Sacramento reading count, sharing the Crocker stage with debut novelist Devyn Defoe as readers drove in from across the country.