Curated by Monica Blanco — March 10, 2025
Shoutout to CAKE, Sacramento’s iconic band! Known for their eclectic sound and tree-giving tradition, CAKE keeps the music and the planet growing. Watch Sheep Go to Heaven and explore the CAKE Forest!
Curated by Monica Blanco — March 10, 2025
Give your child a summer of adventure at Soil Born Farms! Hands-on learning, nature, and farm fun for Pre-K–6th grade. Register today!
Curated by Meg Birmingham — March 3, 2025
“Your old road is rapidly agin’
Please get out of the new one
If you can’t lend your hand
For the times they are a-changin’”
Curated by Meg Birmingham — March 3, 2025
Community organizing has long relied on informal knowledge-sharing. Explore key strategies from the Forge, a leader in uniting organizers and driving social change.
Curated by Meg Birmingham — March 3, 2025
Looking to join a grassroots movement in Sacramento? NorCal Resist unites activists working against harmful policies while building a better future.
Curated by Meg Birmingham — March 3, 2025
I’ve shared my love for Nanci Griffith before, and this week, I’m diving back into her incredible discography. Time of Inconvenience is a powerful reflection on modern society, where money dictates whose voices are heard.
Curated by Meg Birmingham — March 3, 2025
American folk music is a broad musical genre that includes traditional music from an array of populations and ethnic groups. So, let’s get into it.
Curated by Vicki Stockbridge — February 14, 2025
A quick feel-good video that reflects bringing people from all walks of life together with music and dancing.
Curated by Vicki Stockbridge — February 14, 2025
“When you get a groove going, time flies.”
Curated by Vicki Stockbridge — February 14, 2025
SACOG is actively recruiting for the next Youth Leadership Academy (YLA) class of 2025 – Applications close March 7.
Curated by Vicki Stockbridge — February 14, 2025
Introducing an ultimate guide to a happier and healthier you, all in just five minutes! Get ready to transform your daily routine and experience the joy of quick, uplifting habits.
Curated by Vicki Stockbridge — February 13, 2025
Ever wonder why you bounce your leg, drum your fingers, or click your pen incessantly? According to biomechanist Katy Bowman, these spontaneous movements are your body’s way of signaling a need for movement. Embracing the fidget can boost blood flow, regulate blood sugar, and even reduce stress and anxiety.