What’s Happening This Weekend in Sacramento… VOTE: SN&R’s Best of Sac 2009. What: Vote for everything from your fave people & places to restaurants & clubs to local blogs & websites (uh-hum) during SN&R Best of Sacramento Reader’s Choice, going on now thru August 19th.
Vegas 99′ and that Matt (…#3). Like the list of skeletons hiding in your closet, you’re sure to have some fashion skeletons hangin’ out in there too. Time to call Taryn Adams–wardrobe consultant extraordinaire.
Answer–A bouquet of carnations, a process server, your cheating ex with an explanation. What are things that are not welcome on your doorstep? Ding ding ding, you are correct for $100.
What We’re Talking About Right Now…
1. The Stiletto Crawl August 19th. Tickets on sale now!
2. Excited about the Sake House opening soon at the Fountains.
3. Our new obsession: Tom Ford Cat’s-Eye sunglasses at MB.
Life’s all fun & games until it’s well, not. And that’s why a chance to laugh it all away over popcorn & Junior Mints should never be passed by. Let TwinSoup make your night with a FREE advanced screening of FUNNY PEOPLE tomorrow, July 28th in Sacramento.
What’s Happening This Weekend In Sacramento… EAT: Saporro Grill & Japenese Steakhouse. What: The newest eatery addition to the Firestone Building at 16th & L Streets offering “kozara” small plates, traditional sushi, as well as Lamb Chops, Kobe Steak & Chicken Teriyaki for those sushi shy patrons.
The Elaine meets African Anteater Ritual? You’ve got moves that clear dance floors for days. All the more reason to keep that “rhythm” to yourself & leave the real dancing to the professionals. Get ready to see how it’s supposed to look–the So You Think You Can Dance Tour coming to Sacramento!
Your little one is proud of his crayon on wall abstracts. You don’t quite consider them art. Which is why you should reach out to Jason Jarosz of Wall Culture.
Q: I recently had a baby and I’ve been thinking about trying yoga to get myself back into pre-baby shape. I’ve never tried it before and I’m a little intimidated, any recommendations locally?
