In 2015 the U.S. became the second largest Spanish-speaking country in the world. From location names, daily words, and politicians vying for the Spanish-speaker appeal, Spanish is everywhere. Despite this huge impact on American culture there is limited media that reflects this, especially for young readers. Patty Rodriguez and Ariana…

With fall in motion, our city is changing colors, but if you’re looking to enjoy the last remnants of summer search no further. Each second Thursday of the month we enjoy seeing the entire community engage over food, drinks, and great music at GATHER: Oak Park. …

Now and then, we want to escape reality. When life’s routines and negative energy weigh us down, we need reminders that kindness, creativity and truly unexpected marvels remain in the world. Rather than a spa visit or day on the couch, some find a week in the desert to be…

Every GATHER we look forward to visitors experiencing the sights, sounds, and goodies we’ve put together. It takes a village to create the seamless event and without the performers, vendors and public, none of it would be possible. …

Exclusive, chic, and secret are just a few alluring words that describe Diner En Blanc. The invitation-only event, where guests don white from head-to-toe, is returning to another hidden location in Sacramento. …

Common is coming to town on August 21st, and here are a few reasons you should attend. — You might have seen “Imagine Justice” advertised on billboards, publicized on posters, and mentioned in about every media outlet around Sacramento within the last few months. It’s practically impossible to scroll down your news feeds without seeing an advertisement for artist Common’s free concert at the Capitol Mall, August 21…

Nestled inside of an old manufacturing building in the heart of Sacramento’s Southside Park neighborhood houses a company that is responsible for pushing the boundaries of impressive sound out into the world — and it practically flies under the radar to most people in the city. BoomCase, described as handcrafted…

Throughout history women of color have been nearly invisible within traditional art and media. Rather than expose diverse images truly representative of our country, females that reflect unrealistic beauty standards are plastered ubiquitously. With the world slowly adjusting to the diverse features that embrace women of color’s strength and grace…

Here is a fun fact for you: The USDA reports that there are 23.5 million people in the US right now living in low-income neighborhoods with limited access to quality food and produce. South Sacramento is home to one of those areas. And for almost 10 years, Judith and Chanowk…