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This date night’s on us 🤝

Date nights for every type of Sacramentan
A white arched trellis frames a concrete walkway into a rose garden in Sacramento. There is a tiered, stone water fountain in the center that is surrounded by bright red rose blooms, and two towering palm trees in the background.
Roses are red, violets are blue. We love Sacramento, and Sacramento loves you. | Photo by SACtoday staff
Okay, not financially — we meant it’s on us idea-wise.

Anyways, here are some sites to set your eyes on for your next date or night out. Your next adventure awaits.

For the ones who want a night out on the town

Grab a drink at one of Sacramento’s rooftop bars, then catch a live show nearby at one of our city’s amazing venues.

If you’re a bit of a craft cocktail connoisseur, pay a visit to some of the best and friendliest “boozy chemists” in town. They’ll be sure to shake up your evening with something exciting.

Ya like jazz? 🐝 Every Tuesday is jazz night at The Butterscotch Den, and best of all, you can get some fresh steaks smothered in house-made steak seasoning along with your drink of choice.

Singer-songwriter Declan McKenna is center stage at music venue Ace Of Spades. There are blue and red stage lights, casting hues all over the crowd in the audience and performers on stage. McKenna is flanked by his band, and there are faux vines climbing up his mic stand.

Ace Of Spades is a great “middle” venue — small enough to be intimate, but not small enough to feel over-crowded.

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Photo by SACtoday staff

If the way to their heart is through their stomach

Take a DIY approach with a cooking class at Napoli Culinary Academy and bring home some tips and tricks for your next cozy night in.

If something sweet is more your style, try a guided baking workshop with Justine + Candice at Sugar Sweetery.

Depending on their diet, take them to a veggie-friendly restaurant or get on that pescatarian wave with one of Sacramento’s best sushi spots.

For the ones who like to play games (just not with your heart)

Have a blast in the past at Coin-Op Game Room, where you can play a variety of retro arcade games. Pro tip: Every last Sunday of the month is free play, all day.

Check out There and Back Cafe, where you can sip on a coffee or beer and feign nonchalance while you try to conceal that mean competitive streak.

Tee it up at a golf course in town — we recommend choosing from the mini putt variety to keep things fun and simple.
If you want to get creative 🎨
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What did we miss in our date night ideas?
A. Nothing, SACtoday is all-powerful.
B. Everything, what are you doin’ bestie?
C. Just a few things, but I’m too lazy to say what.
D. I have some extra ideas I’d love to share!
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Events
Wednesday, Feb. 7
  • Sacramento Kings vs. Detroit Pistons | Wednesday, Feb. 7 | 7 p.m. | Golden 1 Center, 500 David J Stern Walk, Sacramento | $25+ | Need we say it? Well, we will anyway — Light. The. Beam.
  • Kids Craft Night | Wednesday, Feb. 7 | 4-5 p.m. | IKEA, 700 Ikea Ct., West Sacramento | Free | Kids eat free at this football-themed craft activity for the big game.
  • Comedy on the Rocks | Wednesday, Feb. 7 | 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Pink Martini California Kitchen & Cocktails, 6700 Lonetree Blvd., Ste. 100, Rocklin | $25 | Unwind, sip, and snack while listening in on local comedic talent + live music.
  • “Common Ground” Screening | Wednesday, Feb. 7 | 7-10:30 p.m. | The Crest Theatre, 1013 K St., Sacramento | $7+ | Catch the premiere screening of a star-studded film, including Jason Mamoa, Donald Glover, and Laura Dern.
Thursday, Feb. 8
  • Passport Night | Thursday, Feb. 8 | 4-8 p.m. | Historic Folsom, 905 Sutter St., Folsom | Cost of purchase | Grab your friends and shop participating locations offering discounts, giveaways, and complimentary food + drinks.
  • Fashion Event & Art Show | Thursday, Feb. 8 | 6 p.m. | Atrium 916, 1020 Front St., Sacramento | Free | This interactive event is celebrating friendship with a mixer, eco-friendly styling tips, and creative expression.
  • Thursday | Thursday, Feb. 8 | 6 p.m. | Ace Of Spades, 1417 R St., Sacramento | $41.75+ | The band Thursday is performing on Thursday, and we can’t think of another way to use Thursday in this sentence.
  • Sushi Class | Thursday, Feb. 8 | 6-8 p.m. | Scavolini Store, 1470 Eureka Rd., Ste. 120, Roseville | $150 | Get rolling at this guided sushi workshop.
Saturday, Feb. 10
  • Studio Class: Introduction to Acrylic Painting | Saturday, Feb. 10 | 1-4 p.m. | Crocker Art Museum, 216 O St., Sacramento | $150 | Learn direct and classic techniques with still-life painting demonstrations and discussion, as well as hands-on practice with design, composition, paint mixing, and color theory.*
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News Notes
Weather
  • The City is extending weather-respite operations through 9 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 8. The Outreach and Engagement Center (3615 Auburn Blvd.) is accepting walk-ups, with accommodations for belongings + pets. SacRT is providing free rides to and from the center, just screenshot the flyer and present it to the operator.
Community
  • Wanting to get a head start on spring cleaning? Sacramento starts its household junk pick-up services this month. Residents can call 311, or go to Sac311.org, to make an appointment. Be sure to place your materials at least six feet from other obstacles + away from storm drains.
Real Estate
  • A futuristic Folsom home (312 Tobrurry Way) is heading to auction, with a current list price of ~$2.5 million. Bidding for the no-reserve auction starts Friday, Feb. 9, and will end on Friday, Feb. 23. Features include a lofted office, open-concept spaces, and walls of glass for panoramic views. (Sac Bee)
Trending
  • Following the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, musician Pheobe Bridgers hit the gala’s red carpet wearing a piece from Sacramento designer Advisry’s latest collection, “Technicolor.” Bridgers sported “Look 7,” a sheer black dress held together with one knot in the back, as described by Advisry.
Outdoors
  • Davis now has three renovated + reopened parks around the city. The Donato Mini Playground and Sandy Motley Park were constructed for children aged two to five, while the Campanilla Mini Park is more suitable for teens and older with an adult fitness system. (The Aggie)
Closing
  • OfficeMax is closing its Placerville location, with an ongoing 30% off store-wide sale for its remaining products. The ~23,500 sqft property (3041 Forni Rd.) has not confirmed an exact closing date, but follows in the footsteps of a Davis OfficeMax closing last fall. (Sac Biz Journal)
Finance
  • Get trusted financial advice with Money Pickle, the service that connects you directly with experienced financial advisors to help with your investment + retirement planning needs (all through a complimentary video meeting). Take control of your financial future in 2024 by scheduling a free consultation.*
 
Open

🍽️ Your next farm-to-fork feast in Sac

Flora & Fauna Provisions opens in Sacramento
Owners Christopher and Angel stand in their restaurant, Flora & Fauna Provisions, with a mural in the background of a white bunny surrounded by illustrated florals.
Meet Christopher + Angel (left to right), owners and operators of Flora & Fauna Provisions. | Photo by SACtoday staff
Allow us to introduce you to Flora & Fauna Provisions, your next breakfast and lunch spot Downtown.

Located inside the first floor of Plaza Park Tower (849 J St.), this restaurant sports a seasonal menu with produce sourced from local farmers markets.

Nosh on breakfast + lunch sandwiches, salads, and house-baked challah french toast. Beverage options come from Anchor & Tree Coffee — we tried the chai with F&F’s oatmeal cookie syrup. Yum.

Don’t forget to pay your compliments to the owners, Christopher + Angel, who cook and bake their market wares together. No worries, they don’t bite.

They hope to use their restaurant to promote fresh eats and food literacy in the area.

When you visit, you’ll have to check out the two colorful bunny murals painted by Angel’s sister. Where some operations may take a village, this one definitely takes at least a family.
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