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4 Fun Ways to Celebrate Halloween 2026 Around Sacramento - Sactown Magazine (opens the original)
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The Leland Stanford Mansion turns into a haunted Victorian mansion for Halloween (Photo © California State Parks, all rights reserved) Welcome, foolish mortals. For just the fourth time ever, the Leland Stanford Mansion will serve as your host—your ghost host, of course—this Halloween. Draped in cobwebs, aglow with candlelight and blanketed by fog, the 19th-century landmark will offer 30-minute guided tours Oct. 22-31 packed with chilling tales from the Victorian era. Are the 44 rooms in this do
Sacramento Events to Catch in Fall 2026 - Sactown Magazine (opens the original)
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Hasan Minhaj and Ronny Chieng (Courtesy of Thunder Valley Casino Resort) Sept. 26 Putting the “punch” in punchline, Davis native Hasan Minhaj and former Daily Show colleague Ronny Chieng will trade verbal jabs during their mock-feud performance at Thunder Valley in Lincoln. In Hasan Hates Ronny / Ronny Hates Hasan, a chaotic twist on a political debate, the two spar over everything from war and immigration to personal grievances (hint: Minhaj is Team South Asians while Chieng is Team East Asians
Fun Classes and Workshops In the Sacramento Area - Sactown Magazine (opens the original)
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Take a private pottery class from Alma Design Studio, whose clients include local restaurants like Canon and Franquette. (Photo by Greg Ashley, headline lettering by Angela Southern) Admit it: You’d still love to be a rock star one day. Wouldn’t we all? Lucky for us, one bona fide rock star would love to be your music teacher. After spending roughly two decades as the bassist for Cake (playing on hits like “Never There” and “Short Skirt/Long Jacket”), Gabriel Nelson retired from the Sacramento-b
The Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar turns 80 - Sactown Magazine (opens the original)
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On Aug. 8, the Buddhist Church of Sacramento marks 80 years of enlightening the region through its popular summer festival. With its theme “Where Tradition Meets Today,” the bazaar will offer a bevy of both classic eats (like BBQ teriyaki chicken, udon noodles and mochi) and trendy Japanese street foods (like ikayaki and wagyu hot dogs), as well as a feast for the eyes and ears with cultural performances and demonstrations, including taiko drumming and live calligraphy. Free. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. 2
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