In a fusion of stellar music and food, BottleRock served up a world-class appetite for entertainment with performances by Maroon 5, Tom Petty and the...
Author - Bethany Harris
Bethany joined Sacramento Press in 2013 and enjoys writing articles that uncover the happenings of the city and the people behind the stories who make them so worth telling. A native of Sacramento, she also loves photography, running, and discovering new places and new things to do--both in the city and throughout California.
There are lots of dreamers out there, but six local dreamers proved they have what it takes to be a finalist in the 5th annual Calling All Dreamers...
In being home to one of the nation’s freshest collections of local produce, Sacramento is keen to providing a bountiful selection of farmers’ market...
When I first spoke to the owners of FourScore Coffee in January 2016, they had just closed their tiny Historic Roseville shop to make way for a...
Earth Day is not only about protecting and celebrating the planet, but also going back to the basics and reminding ourselves of a better future we...
When it comes to being green, UC Davis does it best. Literally. The university has been named the most sustainable university in the world by the...
Starting out the new year on a right foot, Insight Coffee Roasters just opened their fifth location, added beer to one location, and added local...
There are New Year’s parties and events galore throughout Sacramento this weekend, but none are bigger and brighter than the city’s New Year’s Eve...
With its multitude of varying landscapes, diverse and activity-filled cities, strong economy, well-preserved natural wonders, and usually beautiful...
The hum of a bus drove by as a presumable friend of a Fabulous Forties homeowner visited him and his brightly lit house. With surprise in her voice...
Got an itch to do something festive before the Christmas season is over? I have good news for you. Sacramento has a crazy number of things going on...
He was only 7 years old when he first realized that there are people in need in the world and he can do something to help. Now 12 years old and seven...
Sacramento is filled with charming neighborhoods that come to life even more by the falling leaves and colorful trees of autumn. In celebration of...
Sacramento is rich with historic sites and tales, but none are more precious than the veterans we are able to appreciate this Veterans Day. While one...
Five poems by local students will be featured on 225 city buses this fall in an effort by the Sacramento Poetry Center, the Sacramento Metropolitan...
Coffee Specialty Week kicked off last night with the first of many events that will be held in celebration of our thriving, artisan coffee scene...
It was a goal she set at the age of 16. And now, seven years later, team track cycler Ruth Winder is seeing her dream become a reality. In Rio right...
Music filled the streets and venues of Old Sacramento this Memorial Day Weekend as the 43rd rendition of the Sacramento Music Festival returned to...
If you’ve ever attended one the Sacramento Zoo’s after-hour events such as Twilight Thursdays or Ice Cream Safari you know there’s...
After five years in the making, the week-long Bacon Fest returns Jan. 25 and brings with it a lot of happy Sacramentans eager to pig out. What...
