Sacramento musicians can attend The Sound Business Summit, with free workshops to boost their careers, including a “Making Money with Music” session, from November 10–15.

Rancho Cordova collaborates with local students to install rain-activated poetry on streets to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety and engage the community.

The Lodi Fire Department hosts a Fire Prevention Chalk Art Contest for youths under 14, focusing on lithium-ion battery safety with prizes up to $100.

Jonathan Wiser was appointed as the General Manager of the SAFE Credit Union Convention and Performing Arts District in Sacramento, with 25 years of experience in the industry.

The Center for Sacramento History will hold its 15th Annual Sacramento Archives Crawl on October 4th, with free access to special collections and exhibits.

Natomas hosted a self-guided Public Art Crawl for residents to explore local art across Districts 1 and 3, promoting community engagement and creativity.

The Center for Sacramento History hosts a talk by Beth Lew-Williams on forgotten Chinese American history based on her book, including a Q&A and book signing.

Sacramento awarded $2.04 million to 200 artists through the Creative Growth Fellowship, aiming to support the creative sector post-COVID, with recipients getting $850 monthly for a year.

Rancho Cordova transforms its streets into a public art space, featuring vibrant utility boxes, traffic signals, and street murals designed to enhance safety and community engagement.

Sacramento's premier cinema celebration marks 30 years with an expanded three-season format and star-studded lineup featuring SAG-AFTRA partnerships.

The City of Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture is accepting applications for its 2026 Emerging Curators Fellowship, offering stipends and exhibition opportunities at the Robert T. Matsui Gallery.

Sacramento's Latino Center of Art and Culture launches community fundraising as federal cuts create uncertainty for cultural organizations serving the region's Latinx community.

Sacramento initiates an artistic crosswalk project to enhance pedestrian safety and community engagement in South Natomas, emphasizing creative designs by artists near local schools.