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The Visit Sacramento Sports Commission announced last week that the NCAA will be bringing March Madness back to Sacramento along with cross country, the soccer championships and more. On this week's episode of the Visit Sacramento Podcast, Sports…

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As Sacramento County continues to manage the COVID-19 pandemic, it has moved into the state's "Red Tier," which allows businesses to open for limited indoor activity, including museums. On this episode of the Visit Sacramento Podcast, Christine…

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The Visit Sacramento Sports Commission announced today that the NCAA has tapped Sacramento to host several upcoming, top-tier collegiate sporting events. The awards include the return of NCAA competitions that have been held locally in the past, as…

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Courtesy Evangeline's Costume Mansion Evangeline's Costume Mansion is one of the most famous businesses on the Old Sacramento Waterfront, known for its gag gifts, fun atmosphere and most of all, its year-round costume selection. In this week's…

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Alex Hasbach, graduate, riding a tractor at Rominger Brothers Farms in Winters, CA. Spring 2017. Photo: Bruce Rominger The Center for Land-Based Learning is a nonprofit organization headquartered about 20 miles from downtown Sacramento that is…

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Photo Courtesy de Vere's Irish Pub As Sacramentans enjoy the Tower Bridge Dinner To Go, it's important to remember that local restaurants need our support now more than ever, and on this week's episode of the Visit Sacramento Podcast, Henry de Vere…

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Celebrate Sacramento as America's Farm-to-Fork Capital and support the restaurant and agricultural community while taking part in the Tower Bridge Dinner To Go this year. From Sept. 12-19, 2020, restaurants and caterers across the Sacramento region…

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Wide Open Walls mural by Nosego. Location: L and 17th Streets. More murals are coming to the streets of Sacramento. Wide Open Walls, the festival responsible for adding creativity and whimsy to our cityscape, returns Sept. 10-20. And the…

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Old Sacramento Waterfront Sacramento sits in the heart of California Gold Country, which is the perfect road trip area for those who enjoy scenic drives, quaint towns and excellent food steeped in the lore of one of the most impactful events in…

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Sacramento sits in the heart of California Gold Country, and if you're looking for a safe, comfortable getaway, a gold country road trip is a perfect idea. Traveling through gold country, you'll find excellent restaurants, boutique hotels, craft…

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Visit Sacramento Podcast: Sac Sports Director Dave Eadie on Sports' role in Pandemic Recovery

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NCAA Awards Sacramento Exciting Mix of Upcoming Collegiate Competitons

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