Gorgeous new football stadium directly across from Rio Linda HS. We have been here about 20 times…read moreover the past two years for our 7v7 passing league with Nor Cal Passing League. Spectacular turf field with nice bleachers, and super clean bathrooms. Track has border to a green belt so it's a a beautiful walk around the track. Parking is kinda sparse up front but it seems manageable every time we've been here.

A wonderful museum located in the same location as and is created and run by Living Hope Church. I…read morebrought my wife and kids here for a special event with a biblical archaeologist giving talks about digs and Bible archaeological artifacts and information. The museum itself is always free and is supported by donations. It's a excellent place to learn about history through the lens on archaeological finds from the Middle East. Even if you're not a religious or faith-focused person, this is history made LIVE through artifacts discovered through archeological digs by professionals and most of them are the original pieces and only a handful are replicas so if you think about it, these are truly incredible finds to behold. Definitely come check this museum out! They're open limited hours but includes Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 1-4 PM so those are good hours for working folks with kids who are in school during the week too. A truly amazing place in an unlikely location!

You gotta be crazy decide to organize something like this. I give them credit. That's worth .5…read morestars. I'd try to support anyone having Whiskey and Stiches, Drop Dead Red, and Stationary on stage. Good music, great park, and a nice assortment of food and beverage vendors. Things got a little bananas with the beach balls during the Humble Wolf. That was a lot of fun. I don't know about all the vendors, but at least $5 paintball guy made out pretty well. I was having buyers remorse, but then someone else in the group was like, "We should do a paintball day. I got a bunch of passes." Turns outs out he got everyone. Ha, I had a good time. . I'd consider going again depending on the lineup.

Great weather, awesome food with a wide selection of music. Check out all the venders and grab some…read morefreebees

Another night of baseball at the Sacramento Rivercats, enjoying the Legacy Lounge…read more Great menu for today. My favorite is the salad bar because I love the dressing and condiments. Today, we also enjoyed corn on the cob, Mac n cheese, bratwurst, chicken and brisket. The evening was beautiful, and weather was perfect. We met our new season ticket member specialist, Nicole, and she's absolutely wonderful.

I love going to Sutter Health Park and watching the RiverCats play ball!!! If you're in the…read moreSacramento area and haven't been, you should go. Parking has never been a problem, they have lots really close to the entry. Tickets are very fairly priced. There are many theme days and giveaways. The crowds have always been fun and friendly. Same with the staff, very engaging and friendly. The concessions are sometimes pricey but similar to other venues. The pretzels are good. If you haven't gone, you should!

Live music, food vendors galore, Artisan Alley, and even a few food trucks to the back. This is…read moredefinitely an event worth checking out and just another reason why living in Sacramento is so enjoyable. I had a good time at Oak Park Gather, but there's room for improvement. Entrance is free, IDs are checked, and wristbands supplied. Cash and cards are used to buy drink tokens (beers $6, cocktails $7). I liked how there were multiple tables doing this to make entering a smooth process. Surprisingly, "The Bar" line moved quickly, especially considering how many beer and cocktail selections they offered. The Bar staff should be commended for an effective system that kept that line moving. They really should consider moving the placement of the setup though. This huge line was formed right in front of the speakers of the stage, making it difficult to have a conversation, and causing a traffic jam for those moving to and from the food truck area. The crowd was really big by 6pm. And massive by 7. I love dog friendly events, but this was much too big of a crowd for the pups, who mostly looked stressed from being constantly run into by strangers who have their eyes on food and aren't looking down. The fleet of baby strollers that swarmed the area was ridiculous. This is an alley after all, not Land Park. It would have been much easier to navigate around the crowd if those were removed. I wasn't sure what to make of the lounge setup, other than it seemed like an ineffective use of space given the massive amount of people at this event by 7pm. It would be a huge improvement if there were more seating available for people. In Artisan Alley, for example, there was a huge space that could have been used for that purpose. I was really happy to see The Roaming Spoon and Conscious Creamery offering awesome vegan eats. If they continue to show up then so will I :)

No traffic around here on Sunday. Most likely due to everyone being at home. The streets were clear…read moreand the mood was calm. Easy free parking was a plus. This mural is very nice and SAC has plenty more to offer to see. So go check them out!! Will be back again to check out more stuff.

A's vs. Detroit Tigers Sunday August 2, 2026. The…read moretemperature was 95° at the first pitch and predicted to get to 100°+. Seating at top tier disabled row with a 180° view. A tiny breeze flowed through providing the merest relief from the sweltering weather. Picked up today's freebies: a buildable Tower Bridge, an ice cream bar and a Spiderman comic book. Next, got ice and water to survive the heat. Tigers were ahead 4-0 at the top of the 6th inning. That's as long as we could bear the heat It was a fun time. Hope to return for a cool day or nite game! Ticket prices, outrageous, parking fees, super outrageous. *sigh*

We had a blast watching amazing baseball, with wonderful friends, at a festive and fun park!…read more We enjoyed seeing the As and Dodgers play! We were thrilled to see one of the best baseball players, Dodger's Shohei Ohtani!

Summer isn't quite Summer without a beer festival. Of course the same could be said of every other…read moreseason too. Which is why I had already gone to 4 other beer festivals this year before checking out the Davis Bike and Brew Fest with a fellow beer nerd friend. Being a brewfest veteran, there were quite a few things I noticed that the organizers of this brewfest got right. 1st of all, there was value. Ticket prices were reasonable for 4 1/2 hours of open beer tasting with a good selection of beer vendors to choose from. Additionally, lines for beer were short enough that it was possible to get beer faster than you could drink it. Outside fluids were not allowed in, but there was plenty of free, ice cold water for everyone. Davis' Central Park was a great place to hold the event. As good as it all was, there were a couple snags. There weren't enough porta-potties & the line to take a leak got to be pretty long at times. For food, some food truck/ food stand options were available but it would've been nice to have a couple more. 2013 was the 1st year for this event & hopefully not the last. Beer is big in Davis with UCD having 1 of the very few brewing schools in the entire World. For a town like this, the Davis Bike and Brew Fest is a natural fit.

Brew festivals are becoming an odd beast. First, you have major brew fests like California Beer…read moreFestival that charge a lot to get in, the crowds are equally large, and most of us never get our money's worth. Then there are small, local festivals that are cheaper but the selection of breweries and vendors is poor. Davis Bike and Brew Fest fits into neither of these categories or perhaps it is best said that it's a combination of both. The ticket price in presale is reasonable $25 and, since it takes place in early August as the highlight of the Davis Beer Week, the school is not in session and the crowds in 3 years that we attended have never been huge. The downside is, of course, the infamous Valley heat that doesn't spare anyone. Like previous two editions, this year was in triple digits again and damn, it was HOT. But the organizers did things right to make the best under the circumstances: - There was plenty of water - The time was 5PM-8PM. A lot of brew fests I've been to start early which is a bad idea - Enough port-a-potties. Might use a couple more but the wait wasn't too bad, if there was one. - There was a lot of seating and several food trucks and tents - The pours were appropriately sized for the heat and most of the breweries brought their lower alcohol beers, more suitable for the heat. - The crowds were civilized, I didn't see more than just few people wasted As for the selection of beers, Sacramento area was the best represented as expected. But surprisingly, plenty of San Diego was in the house as well. Unlimited pours of Alpine Hoppy Birthday (even if it's Green Flash brewed)? Hell yea! If there was an award for hidden gem, it goes to Boneshaker Brewery from Rocklin for their Blood Red Sky. At only 2.5% ABV and nice tartness, this blood orange Berliner Weisse style beer was delightful and a total surprise. And their brewer is a super-nice guy who took the time to answer all our questions with patience. Finally, if Chris White from White Labs is in attendance, this gives legitimacy to any brew festival. And Davis Bike and Brew fest was just the right balance between small and community and more commercial. There was something for everyone and at moments you could totally forget about the heat. Needless to say, we will be back. Even if the weather is the same again....

Quality/Quantity - Last time I was here was for another sold out concert, one of my favorite…read moreconcerts!! Chris Tomlin. My daughter told me last second that I was taking her to a Forrest Frank concert. I think she was actually going to pay, until her car broke down... Then she said your treat dad, lol. The things we do for our kids. We got the very last row of discounted seats and they were actually not bad. I like the fact no one was behind me. See pictures. Concerts especially with a pit = Approximately 19k people. Basketball games = 17,608 people Ambiance - A crazy busy venue. Well, it was sold out. Concerts especially with a pit = Approximately 19k people which still does NOT feel fire safe. Basketball games = 17,608 people. Almost 780k sq ft. Sacramento Kings home court. Parking = $20-100 for events. Plenty of street metered parking for $25, only 2 blocks away. If you preorder your parking, you can get it for $22. Decent amounts of food and drink options. Service - Security was smooth. Long lines but quick. Ushers were friendly. The men's room had an attendant, so clean. But mostly everything is self service. Glad someone opened the emergency exits, because thousands of people waiting to go down an escalator would have taken us over an hour! Price - Depending on your seats. My daughter waited until the last second and got discounted seats + parking, dinner, gas, toll, etc. totalled $200 for our father daughter date. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2016. Even after 10 years of success, your arena still looks new.

Went 2x recently, for the Sacramento Kings Draft Party, and day 1 of the Summer League…read more Located downtown Sacramento, there are plenty of options for parking, most are parking garages within short walking distance, or there is some metered parking that may require a little longer and more adventurous walk to stadium. There is a strict bag policy so be sure to read up on it if you are taking in an event so as not to delay your entry. Going through security is easy enough, voth security. And the ticket scanner/door workers are always pleasant and efficient in processing you into the arena. Both the draft party, and summer league were informal, so most tickets were general admission and your were free to sit almost anywhere(barring the first 3 or 4 rows). (The draft party initially only had 5-7 sections open , but as the crowd grew closer to draft, more sections were opened . There were a few basic concessions open, for water, beer, hot dogs, chicken fingers, pizza, and a few of the other stands. Not all concessions that are normally open for concerts or regular season games were open, but was able to get chicken strips that were pretty good in quantity, and quality with fries and a beer. All in all, was a fun time, and a nice arena.