The renowned Sundance Institute, a nonprofit that platforms independent filmmakers, visited Sacramento’s Crocker Art Museum Saturday, Sept. 27 as one of the stops on its ongoing Indigenous film tour. Two of the featured directors joined the screening for a follow-up panel discussion.
Terra Madre Americas came downtown last weekend to bring Sacramento together to enjoy diverse food cultures. Live cooking from celebrity chefs, new foods to try and artisans selling a variety of crafts and goods kept people entertained.
Ready to feel one thousand emotions at once? Last weekend in Sacramento, “In a Nutshell” brought four unique storytellers to the Sofia to share their stories live.
Giancarlo Diloy, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• September 27, 2025
Sacramento’s highly-anticipated rock and metal festival will be making a return at Discovery Park next weekend. From headliners like Deftones and Bring Me The Horizon, to blink-182 and Korn taking the big stage, Aftershock 2025 is one festival metalheads won’t want to miss.
After three seasons, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” has hooked audiences. Now with the last season wrapped up, does this summer romance come to a satisfying end?
Eli Keller, Multimedia Staffer
• September 22, 2025
Francis Lawrence's adaptation of Stephen King's “The Long Walk” is a morbidly dark tale with small glimmers of light. The film's talented cast and powerful writing make it an unforgettable experience.
Our Street Night Market brought Sacramento together with six blocks of nightlife vibes. Trying new food, talking to vendors, or even dancing in the silent disco gave people something fun to do Saturday night.
