Sacramento Map, California

Sacramento Nightlife

The Avalon Bar and Nightclub caters to the below 30’s crowd. It has fast music and two different rooms and a dance floor made of Brazilian wood. It is well decorated with chandeliers and pleated fabrics. There are a lot of local and touring bands that play there and there is a DJ playing Funk, Soul and R&B, plus Latin, Hip Hop and Rap. read more

Sacramento Travel Guide

Sacramento's most visible attractions are the capitol building and the museums that allow visitors to participate in the Gold Rush culture, panning for gold in the river or seeing how the early forty-niners lived. But if you’re more like a sports person check out ARCO Arena which is home of the Sacramento Kings of the National Basketball Association and the Sacramento Monarchs of the Women's National Basketball... read more

Sacramento Sightseeing

 If you are artistically inclined, you can go to some art galleries. The Bithchin’ Space is a hangout for local artists. It is owned by a local artist Gale Hart. It changes exhibits every week. There is the Witherall’s Sacramento that shows only furniture that is investment grade, plus Western Americana and Engraved Firearm. read more

Sacramento History

 With the new strategic location and status of Sacramento, the city prospered quickly, becoming the western side for the Pony Express.  The city's First Transcontinental Railroad began development in 1863, which was financed by Charles Crocker, Mark Hopkins, Leland Stanford, and Collis P. Huntington (known as The Big Four).  Leland Stanford was the one who put the last spike into the railroad, as well as the one who... read more