The Downtown Sacramento Partnership has a host of activities and events this holiday season that have been created or modified to keep your family safe while still having fun despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Emilie Cameron, public affairs and communications director, shares what you can do in Downtown Sacramento as we head into the holidays.

The Sacramento Zoo is open, and Director and CEO Jason Jacobs shares the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, how the animals are being cared for, and how you can visit and support the zoo.

The California State Railroad Museum Foundation supports the museum and runs the excursion trains. Cheryl Marcell, president and CEO of the foundation, gives insight into the return of the trains and how the foundation supports one of the top sights in Sacramento.

Dave Eadie, director of the Visit Sacramento Sports Commission, shares what a sports commission does, how he was able to land multiple NCAA events for the next few years, and how sports will help Sacramento economically recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum is reopening Oct. 16, and Marketing Director Christine Calvin explains how to visit the museum, why you should be excited to come now, and how you can still experience art virtually if you're not yet comfortable visiting in person.

Evangeline's Costume Mansion is one of the most famous businesses on the Old Sacramento Waterfront, known for its gag gifts, fun atmosphere and most of all, its year-round costume selection. In this episode, Teague Fordis shares a behind-the-scenes look as we approach Halloween in the time of COVID-19.

The Center for Land-Based Learning is training the next generation of farm managers, and it's adapting to keep programs running amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear from Marisa Alcorta what a farm manager does, and how the center is ensuring farmers succeed in Sacramento

Henry de Vere White, co-owner of de Vere's Irish Pub and other Sacramento area restaurants, shares the challenges faced by the local restaurant community and how you can help them stay afloat amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sacramento's Tower Bridge Dinner To Go lets you experience the great food of America's Farm-to-Fork Capital this year. No ticket, no problem. Area chefs are preparing a fantastic feast for you to take home or eat al fresco, and it lasts all week from Sept. 12-19.

Sacramento sits at the heart of California Gold Country, and it's normally a popular destination for travelers from around the world, but even during the COVID-19 pandemic, it provides an easy escape for families to get out and travel safely.