It’s been 18 amazing years—and we couldn’t have done it without you. To celebrate our milestone anniversary, we’re raising a glass and offering something special:

Our Birthday Wine—The Grenache Mojito—just $18!
Crafted with care and perfect for toasting memories (and making new ones), this limited-edition wine cocktail is our way of saying thank you for being part of the journey.

Available for a limited time only—once it’s gone, it’s gone!

Come celebrate 18 years of community, thoughtful hospitality, & local food & wine. Cheers to many more!

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King James
by Rajiv Joseph
Directed by Michael Stevenson
Featuring: Ian C. Hopps* & Tarig Elsiddig
(*Member Actors' Equity Association)
Sacramento Premiere

“King” LeBron James’s years playing in Cleveland bring promise, prosperity, and renewal to a city in desperate need of all three. His tenure also unites Shawn and Matt in an unlikely bond forged by fandom. Over twelve years, from LeBron’s rookie season to an NBA Championship, the men navigate their turbulent friendship through their shared love of basketball—and the endless amiable arguments that erupt from that love. A clever comedy, KING JAMES is an intimate exploration of the place that sports occupy in our lives and relationships.

“Joseph has created one of the funniest and most moving plays about friendship in years… Basketball fans will love Joseph’s insidery jokes, but even if you don’t follow the game all that much, KING JAMES is a must-see.” –THEATERMANIA

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2024 New Comedies Festival Winner!

A laugh-out-loud romantic comedy! What could go wrong when a married couple decide to try the relationship exercises in their best friend's new self-help book…on their anniversary? What starts as a joke between Joy and Ron spirals into an evening of outrageous revelations in this razor-sharp comedy that will have you howling with laughter from start to finish.

Advice is produced at B Street Theatre as part of a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere. Other Partner Theaters are Florida Studio Theatre (Sarasota, FL) and Florida Repertory Theatre (Fort Myers, FL). For more information, please visit NNPN.ORG

National New Play Network is an alliance of professional theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays. NNPN envisions a robust, equitable, and inclusive new play ecology that reflects a broad range of aesthetics, and strives to pioneer, implement, and disseminate ideas and programs that revolutionize the way theaters and audiences encounter new work.

Since its founding in 1998, National New Play Network has grown into a vital force for new work in the American theater, serving over 110+ Member Theaters as well as artists and audiences around the world.

NNPN’s National Showcase of New Plays, initially presented in 2002, was the Network’s first program aimed at creating a new play pipeline that spanned the US. In 2004, NNPN launched the pilot of what has become its paradigm-shifting Rolling World Premiere program. As NNPN’s membership, funding, and programmatic offerings have grown, emergent innovations include season-long Residencies within Member Theaters for rising administrative leaders, a dedicated fund for theater-makers working to develop new plays across institutions, and more. The New Play Exchange®, launched in 2015, is the world’s largest online library of scripts by living writers, and features unprecedented opportunities for direct connection among playwrights, readers, and producers.

NNPN’s current Strategic Plan centers its commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. The Network’s dedication to new plays remains the center of its work, but the future NNPN envisions is one that is robust, inclusive, and equitable for all theater-makers and audience members.

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All Day All Night x Earth1 present SIDEPIECE at Barwest Open Air on Sunday, July 6th in Sacramento!

We are taking over the lot outside of Barwest and turning it into a block party with one of the most in demand artists in the scene, Sidepiece! Enjoy a fun filled day of music, food, drinks and VIP options.

For VIP tables please contact: 916-270-7005

Support by DJ Uni, Seso, DJ JB b2b DJ DM

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B Street Theatre’s New Comedies Festival is back for the 6th time! Every year, we ask playwrights from across the country to submit their best brand new, unproduced comedies. After hundreds of submissions and several rounds of review by dozens of script readers, we then choose the top four to receive live staged readings. Previously held in our Upstairs at the B space, the festival has grown over the years to find its new home on the Mike and Bobbie Voris Mainstage where at least one of these new comedies will be chosen to receive a full B Street Theatre Mainstage production for the upcoming season!

Previous winners include: THE FOREVER QUESTION (Jim Christy Jr.), PROCLIVITY FOR KITING (Jacob T. Zack), INSERTION (Sarah Groustra), THE NEWLYWED GAME (Alyssa Haddad-Chin). Even the finalists have the chance to make the leap to the Mainstage, such as RESCUE ME (Peter Story & Tara Sissom-Pittaro) and COSMO ST. CHARLES IS DEAD AND SOMEONE IN THIS ROOM KILLED HIM (Nicole Zimmerer).

And coming up in the 2025 season are the TWO winners of 2024's New Comedies Festival: ADVICE by Brent Askari and DOG MOM by Tate Hanyok.

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IMAGINE GOING TO A SHOW AND HEARING TAKING BACK SUNDAY, FALL OUT BOY, PANIC! AT THE DISCO, MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, AND MORE, ALL PLAYING THEIR BEST SONGS…ALL NIGHT LONG:

WELCOME TO THE EMO NIGHT TOUR

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Second Saturdays have long been a staple of Midtown’s vibrant culture, and the Handle District comes alive from May through October with a dynamic mix of art, music, and culinary delights.

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See over 35 artists showcasing more than 60 artworks competing for $500 in gift cards for “Best in Show” and “Best Representation of Midtown,” featuring iconic Midtown landmarks and experiences. Judging takes place Friday night before the Second Saturday reception, which includes light snacks and refreshments. There will also be a Second Saturday postcard activity hosted by The Press at Midtown Quarter Apartments.

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In July, experience a curated art walk that highlights performance art and live music connecting central Midtown and the Sutter area, including live music venues and theatres in Midtown.

Sutter Health’s Midtown Second Saturday is presented by the City of Sacramento, Visit Sacramento, SKK Developments, and Five Star Bank.

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Celebrate in the heart of Midtown with family-friendly entertainment, live music by DJ Vondee, a pop-country theme, vibrant art installations, a curated art market, delicious food and drinks, and a lively beer garden. Plus, don’t miss a special appearance by radio station KNCI!

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Enjoy a Midtown Second Saturday Pop-Up Market at KULTURE in Midtown Central for food, drinks, live music, and local vendors. This family-friendly and pet-friendly event is free and open to all ages.

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ARTHOUSE on R  is proud to present the art exhibition “Existence is Resistance” at ARTHOUSE Gallery on historic R Street in Sacramento, July 11- August 8, 2025.

Please join us as we feature the artworks of Caitlin McCarthy, Glenn Arthur, Lauren Elizabeth Miller, Richard Munoz-Moore, K. Pony Goodwin, and Chelsey Costa at ARTHOUSE on R Gallery, 1021 R Street in Sacramento. The opening reception, including an opportunity to meet the artists, is Saturday, July 12th from 5:00PM – 8:00PM.

The show will highlight the art of individuals in the Sacramento LGBTQIA+ community whose very existence is in opposition to aspects of regressive influences in our society. The exhibit will also show the various walks of life and the variety of art related to the queer community.

In addition to the Gallery show, ARTHOUSE resident artists will open their studios to the public for Second Saturday, July 12th from 5:00- 8:00 PM.

To learn more about the featured artists please visit:

https://www.caitlinmccarthyart.com

https://glennarthurart.com

https://www.Munoz.art

https://instagram.com/altar_ego_design

https://www.sacredninetattoo.com/chelsey-portfolio

https://www.luckyponytattoo.com/about

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Stop by as you explore Midtown's Second Saturday Art Walk. Meet Assemblywoman Krell, tour the new district office, and enjoy light refreshments while viewing artwork from local artists.

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For as loud as their riffs and roars are, Acid King’s legacy is as unassuming as it is enduring, casting a quiet shadow over the underground for over two decades.

Bathed in distortion and baptized in a plume of smoke, the Bay Area trio—Lori S. [vocals, guitars], Joey Osborne [drums], and Mark Lamb [bass]—re-emerged with their first offering in a decade, Middle of Nowhere Center of Everywhere. Receiving widespread critical acclaim, tastemakers such as Noisey, Blabbermouth, Invisible Oranges, Ultimate Guitar, and New Noise lauded the album. They embarked on tours of the States and Australia, appearing on festivals including Psycho Las Vegas, Erosion Fest, Desert Generator, and more as well as sharing the stage with everyone from Sleep and Down to Blue Öyster Cult, Red Fang, and YOB. The record extended a celebrated discography that encompasses three EPs and three full-lengths, namely Zoroaster [1995], Busse Woods [1999], and Acid King III [2005], carving out a foundation back in 1993. It’s no surprise strains of their style infect modern luminaries such as The Sword and Kylesa, and they’ve earned a place in tomes like The Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal and the A to Z of Doom, Gothic & Stoner Metal.

Forever etched in the Acid King Necronomicon, Joey and Mark announced they would each begin their own respective new chapters in late 2016.

“When we started this band, it was always just about playing music that we love,” exclaims Lori. “Joey and Mark reached a point where they wanted to focus on other aspects of their lives. I wish them the best. It was simply the start of another era.”

As the proverbial train kept rolling, Lori invited an old friend to join her on the road for a string of shows in 2017. Black Cobra’s Rafa Martinez entered the fold again after assuming bass duties once in 2007. Meanwhile, she tapped the talents of local drummer Bil Bowman behind the kit.

“The new lineup sounds killer,” she goes on. “We’re carrying on the Acid King’s story.”

As she aims to commence writing, the future remains bright for the frontwoman. In the end, Lori keeps forging ahead as Acid King’s spirit rages on louder than ever before.

“Even though we’re doing the same thing we were at the beginning, I feel like it keeps getting better,” she leaves off. “It’s exciting to see the impact it has on fans. A lot of people will write me and say they had a shitty day, put on our music, and it took them to another place. Many songs are written while I’m riding my motorcycle. I want to transfer that feeling. It’s cool to see the reaction.”

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Saturday July 12th at 7:30pm step into the ultimate high school experience with Genre High Improv at the Sacramento Comedy Spot. Genre High is a one-act, side-splitting comedy show that’s as fresh and unpredictable.  This one-act play is set in the themes and tropes of your favorite teen movie! The theater transformed into the quintessential high school setting, this show is a hilarious rollercoaster through the ups, downs, and dramatic twists of teen life—all created on the spot.

Every performance is uniquely shaped by the audience, who provide a made-up title that sparks the night’s completely improvised adventure. From clumsy cheerleaders and misunderstood geeks to rebellious nerds and inspirational teachers, every character and storyline is crafted live, making each show a one-of-a-kind event.

Perfect for a night out with friends or a fun date, Genre High delivers non-stop laughs in a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere. Pair the comedy with a selection of craft beers from our bar, and enjoy an evening of entertainment that’s as affordable as it is unforgettable. Tickets are just $10, with no additional fees—so gather your crew, grab a drink, and get ready for an improv extravaganza that’s totally, hilariously, high school!

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Join us, intrepid adventurers, for Sharks Barksley: a short form improv show where our performers embark on an unpredictable, dice-fueled adventure with a BITE! If you\\\\\\\'re looking for a hilarious new improv comedy show, fun date night activity, or just fun things to do in Sacramento on a Saturday night, come join us!

About the show: While the route is set, what lies ahead is shrouded in mystery. Each stop on their journey features a different category of short form improv game, determined randomly by the roll of our giant dice and our treasure map. Everything is made up on the spot, and none of us knows what game we’ll play next! If you love Whose Line Is It Anyway?, you definitely won’t want to miss this.

TICKETS: $15, general admission, first come first serve. Get them here!

WHERE: WJ Geery Theater, 2130 L St, Sacramento, CA 95816

ACCESSIBILITY: This venue is wheelchair accessible. Please let us know if you require any accommodations. The show may contain bright lights and loud sounds. Ages 15+ up is highly encouraged; discretion is advised.

TICKETS: $15

WHEN: Show dates:

June 21st, 8 PM
July 12th, 8 PM
July 26th, 8 PM
August 9th, 8 PM
August 23rd, 8 PM

For questions, please reach out to jessilee@windhausimprov.com

For more information on Sharks Barksley, visit hausofcomedy.com/sharksbarksley

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Sactown Sassfest - Get ready for an improv comedy competition like no other at the Sacramento Comedy Spot. We’ve invited local drag queens to take an improv ‘crash course’ with our team of professional improvisers to prep them for a comedy showdown. Get ready for iconic reads, wacky sales pitches, celebrity impressions, and a finale where YOU decide the 2 queens who’ll battle it out in a lip sync for your laughter showdown!

Our premiere show features these local legends:

Ava Rice
Dixon Herr
Faye Mennon
Iris Omega
Mentally Jill
Serpentina

Don’t miss the chaos. Don’t miss the camp. Don’t miss the comedy.

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Craving fair food this Summer? Fried, glazed, sauced, skewered, you name it! We bring the best part of the fair right here to our dining room, with air conditioning, great wine pairings, and plenty of vegan & gluten free options for everyone to enjoy.

Keep an eye out for Revolution's fun, crave-worthy spin on classic fair food menu, coming soon!

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How do you take care of a father who never really showed up for you?

In El Borracho by Tony Meneses (The Hombres), David finds himself caught between his divorced parents: Alma, who swore she was done, and Raúl, a fading alcoholic too sick to live alone. Now living under one roof, the family must confront old wounds, buried secrets, and the fragile hope that it’s not too late to make things right..

Featuring performances by Nestor Campos, Jr. as Raúl, Ángel Rodríguez as David, and Yesenia Lopez as Alma, and directed by Alexis Arriaga, this intimate, emotionally charged production runs one weekend only: July 17–20, 2025. Don’t miss your chance to experience El Borracho on stage!

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The Okra Pickles are a hilarious & completely unique rock trio hailing from the emerging musical hotbed of Sacramento. Led by the unusually charismatic lead singer/incredible guitar virtuoso GWAMBA, the Okra Pickles sound also features surprisingly sweet backing vocals by bass player CLOVIS & drummer boy RY. Drawing inspiration from virtually anything for their lyrics, the Pickles write totally original songs and have a creative & live approach that wows critics and fans alike. The Okra Pickles have quickly gained a loyal following and critical acclaim while touring regionally in the Pacific West for the past two years. BAND_MEMBERS: Gwamba..(guitar/vocals) Clovis..(bass) Ry..(drums)

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The Arcadian Wild is a four-piece indie folk/pop group from Nashville, TN. Led by songwriters Isaac Horn and Lincoln Mick and Bailey Warren on fiddle, The Arcadian Wild confidently inhabits and explores an intersection of genre, blending the traditional with the contemporary. Combining elements of progressive bluegrass, folk, and formal vocal music, The Arcadian Wild offer up songs of invitation; calls to come and see, to find refuge and rest, to journey and wonder, to laugh and cry, to share joy and community and sing along.

The band’s 2023 album Welcome marks the start of a captivating new chapter for the genre-bending trio, who returned to the studio with renewed purpose and insight after devoting the last few years to a series of critically acclaimed singles and EPs. Like much of the band’s catalog, the album blurs the lines between chamber folk and progressive bluegrass, drawing on everything from country and classical to pop and choral music with lush harmonies and dazzling fretwork, but this time around there’s a rawness to the writing, an embrace of candor and simplicity that cuts straight to the heart of things like never before. The result is perhaps the most arresting collection yet from a band known for its ability to stop listeners dead in their tracks, an exquisitely beautiful celebration of community, connection, and the power of belonging that feels tailor-made for these challenging times.

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