Discover Sacramento’s vibrant local scene with food and activities

Discover Sacramento’s vibrant local scene with food and activities

This collection of stories highlights different aspects of the vibrant local scene in Sacramento, from food and activities to cultural events and lifestyle opportunities. Explore new culinary delights at places like Ai Bao Noodles & Tea, just one of the 19 recently opened restaurants in the Sacramento region or indulge in the Mexican-inspired flavors at Azucar Cafe downtown. Discover why Wally’s Cafe ranked among the top on Yelp’s list of best places to eat.

Concerts in the Park has its final concert of the series on Friday, June 27 with Jackie Greene headlining. Sacramento libraries now offer free e-bike and e-trike checkouts, encouraging an active lifestyle. Read the stories below.

NO. 1: WHAT MAKES SACRAMENTO ONE OF BEST US CITIES FOR AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE? NEW STUDY EXPLAINS

What’s your favorite workout? | Published January 8, 2025 | Read Full Story by Fernanda Galan

NO. 2: PIZZA, PUPUSAS AND PAN DULCE: THESE 19 RESTAURANTS JUST OPENED AROUND THE SACRAMENTO REGION

Eight of the 19 incorporate Mexican flavors into their dishes. | Published January 31, 2025 | Read Full Story by Benjy Egel

NO. 3: 5 SACRAMENTO-AREA RESTAURANTS RANKED AMONG YELP’S TOP 100 PLACES TO EAT IN 2025. WHICH ONES?

One local restaurant offers “an all-around amazing dining experience,” a Yelp reviewer said. | Published February 12, 2025 | Read Full Story by Marcus D. Smith

NO. 4: YOU CAN NOW CHECK OUT E-BIKES, E-TRIKES FREE FROM 4 SACRAMENTO LIBRARIES

The bikes come with a lock, charger and GPS, but you’ll need your own helmet. | Published June 1, 2025 | Read Full Story by Ariane Lange

NO. 5: LUXURY OR THRIFT? SACRAMENTO HIGH STUDENTS PRACTICE FINANCIAL LITERACY

Childcare. Rent. Car payments. How do you manage it all? | Published February 20, 2025 | Read Full Story

NO. 6: CONCERTS IN THE PARK RETURNS IN MAY. SEE XZIBIT AND SACRAMENTO’S OWN AARON LE

Concerts in the Park, a free weekly live music series featuring over 35 artists, starts May 2. | Published April 18, 2025 | Read Full Story by Marcus D. Smith…

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