Visit Sacramento Podcast

Dave's Pumpkin Patch, just 20 minutes from downtown Sacramento, provides all the quintessential fall fun activities in one convenient location. AnDee Solis is on this week's episode to share the things you can do and see -- from hayrides to a giant corn maze, hay bale maze, pumpkin cannon and, of course, picking out pumpkins. Plus, there are plenty of fun foods to enjoy when you're at the patch as well, including apple cider donuts and, new thiss year, Belgian waffles.

Visit Sacramento recently launched a new, Spanish-language podcast, Bienvenidos a Sacramento. Hear (in English) host Lilly Cortés Wyatt describe the new podcast, where to listen, and why it's important to share the stories of the podcast guests.

In the early 2000s, Ed Roehr and his partner, Janel Inouye, moved back to Sacramento to focus on fresh, seasonal, California cuisine in what was then a catering business that eventually transformed into one of Sacramento's favorite restaurants.

On this episode, Ed shares the story of Magpie Cafe, his involvement in Sacramento's farm-to-fork culture, and the best way to experience Sacramento cuisine at Magpie today.

Visit Sacramento's Farm-to-Fork events celebrate 10 years this year. Legends of Wine returns to the steps of the Capitol for the last time, the Tower Bridge Dinner feeds 858 on the iconic span, and two new activations at the Farm-to-Fork Festival join the most impressive music lineup in the festival's history.

The city of Sacramento was the first cirty to repeal a decades-old cruising ban in 2023 to bring lowriders back to the city streets for an all-ages celebration of culture, cars and art.

On this episode, Sacramento Lowrider Commission's Francine Mata shares the history of lowriders in California, and how it evolved from its early days into the family-friendly pastime it is today.

Sol Blume is returning to Sacramento's Discovery Park Aug. 19-20, bringing some of the most-acclaimed hip-hop, R&B and soul artists to California's capital.

On this week's episode, Sol Blume Marketing Director Tori Fukushima shares the best way to experience the festival, what festivalgoers can expect, and talks about the new spot to pick up festival merchandise.

Popular in many parts of the world, there is now a Tuk Tuk tour operating in Sacramento, as Capital Tuk Tuk is accepting bookings for rides in a six-passenger, three-wheeled tuk tuk.

On this episode, Capital Tuk Tuk owner Manushi Weerasinghe shares the various tour options, describes the experience of darting around Sacramento in a tuk tuk, and its link to her childhood in Srti Lanka.

The Westfield Galleria at Roseville is one of the largest shopping malls int he Sacramento region, and includes stores ranging from local spots to international luxury brands. Additionally, a host of restaurants are also open at the Galleria, and entertainment options include everything from a new movie theater to an upcoming pickleball court.

On this week's episode, Jennifer Crowley, marketing director for the Westfield Galleria at Roseville, shares the types of stores you can shop at, experiences you can have, and tips on how to avoid crowds.

Mariachi Bonitas is Sacramento's all-female Mariachi group. Founder and Executive Director Dinorah Klingler is on this week's episode of the Visit Sacramento Podcast to share the story behind the group's founding in 2020, how their performances grew to being guests on the Kelly Clarkson Show, and how you can see them here in Sacramento or listen to their music online.

The 15th annual Golf & Guitars event at Haggin Oaks Golf Course in Sacramento on Tuesday, June 27, features a pro-am golf tournament followed by a night of music on the links to raise money for charities in Sacramento.

On this episode, Ken Morton Jr. shares the lineup, what makes the event so special, and how you can grab your tickets to see Randy Houser, Love & Theft, Easton Corbin and more.