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April Newsletter – Brunch, Blooms & Easter Plans

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Easter Events & Activities:
Now – April 4: Photos with the Easter Bunny at Palladio
April 4: Spring Eggstravaganza at Fairytale Town
April 4: Easter Egg-Stravaganza at Fair Oaks Park
April 4: Spring Flower Festival & Egg Hunt @ El Dorado Hills Town Center
April 4: Festival of Eggs at Lembi Community Park
April 4: Arden Park Easter Eggstravaganza
April 4: Easter in the Park – Sacramento
April 4: Easter Egg Hat Decorating Party
April 4: Floating Egg Hunt in Auburn
April 4: Egg-a-Palooza @ North Natomas Aquatic Center
April 5: River Fox Train Easter Egg Express
April 5: Easter Brunch at Hyatt Regency Sacramento
April 5: Easter Brunch Aboard the Delta King
April 5: Sacramento Easter River Cruise
April 5: Hoppy Hunting @ Drake’s The Barn
April 5: El Dorado Hills Easter Egg Hunt
April 5: Easter Lunch @ Piatti
April 5: Easter Egg Hunt at Wolfe Heights
April 19: Spring Arts & Crafts Fair in Old Folsom

Spring Sports Schedule:
Sacramento Kings Schedule: Click Here
Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here
River Cats Schedule: Click Here
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Spring Drinks:

Mains & Sides:

Festive Desserts:

 

 

Spring Blooms Everywhere:
Add seasonal flowers in unexpected places—think a small arrangement on your entryway table, a vase of tulips on the coffee table, or a mini bouquet in the bathroom. Fresh flowers and plants instantly brighten a room and set a cheerful Easter tone. Shop real arrangements here.

Pastel & Natural Accents:
Soft pastels aren’t just for the table—incorporate them through pillows, throws, or decorative objects. Pair with natural textures like rattan, linen, or wicker for a balanced, spring-ready look.

Easter-Inspired Details:
Tiny touches go a long way. Consider ceramic bunnies tucked among bookshelves, a bowl of speckled eggs on a console table, or a wreath with subtle spring hues for the front door.

Layered Textures & Warmth:
Mix smooth surfaces with textured elements—think velvet cushions, woven baskets, or linen napkins—to give your space a cozy, welcoming feel for both family and guests.

Seasonal Vignettes:
Create little corners of Easter magic: a centerpiece with egg candles, or a mantel display mixing greenery, pastels, and figurines. These tiny setups bring personality without feeling overdone.

 

 

March Newsletter: Home, Fresh Starts & a Little Luck

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Local Events:
Sacramento Kings Schedule: Click Here
Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here
River Cats Schedule: Click Here
Now – March 22nd: Taste of Ireland in Old Sac
March 7th: Capitol Beer Fest
March 7th: 21st Annual Gardener’s Market
March 7th: Midtown Farmers Market (Every Saturday)
March 7th: Farmer’s Market in the Plaza in Old Folsom (Every Saturday)
March 7th: Town Center Certified Farmer’s Market in El Dorado Hills (Every Saturday)
March 7th: The Irish Social
March 7th: Just for Kids: The Luck of the Clover
March 7th: Sacramento Republic FC Opening Night
March 7-8th: Free Museum Weekend
March 8th: Sacramento’s Sunday Certified Farmers Market (Every Sunday)
March 14th: St Paddy’s Day Lucky Run
March 14th: St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Old Sac
March 14th: San Francisco Symphony @ Mondavi
March 17th: St. Patrick’s Day at Fairytale Town
March 17th: Emerald Isle Express by River Fox Train
March 20th: Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay
March 21st: Candelight: Queen vs. ABBA
March 22nd: Giants vs. River Cats Exhibition Game
March 26th: Folsom Wine & Jazz
March 27th: Sacramento River Cats Opening Night
March 29th: Déjà Vuu Vintage Market in Historic Folsom

 

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Bring the Outdoors In:

  • Add low-maintenance plants or small indoor trees to brighten darker corners.
  • Display seasonal flowers or fresh herbs in your kitchen for a pop of color and scent.
  • Love no-fuss greenery? Explore faux plants & trees for year-round style.
  • Stop at your local plant shop to shop real greenery.

Lighten Up Your Interiors:

Boost Curb Appeal:

Even small touches like these can completely change how your home feels—and make it feel extra welcoming this season.

 

 

Declutter with Purpose:

Focus on High-Impact Areas:

Organize & Optimize:

These simple updates can make your home feel lighter, fresher, and more inviting. Plus, if you’re thinking about selling, they can make your space even more appealing.

 

 

February Newsletter: Love Home & The Sweet Life

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Romantic Dinners & Date-Night Spots:

Revolution Wine – Set the mood with an intimate evening at this cozy urban winery. Their special menu includes four courses with optional wine pairings and a complimentary glass of sparkling wine, making it an easy choice for a romantic night out. Reserve your table here.

Frog & Slim – Known for its seasonal, farm-to-table approach, this spot delivers fresh flavors in a warm, stylish setting. Their Valentine’s prix fixe menu is perfect for a thoughtful, chef-driven dining experience. See the menu here.

Prelude Kitchen & Bar – A local favorite for elevated, modern cuisine, Prelude highlights ingredients sourced straight from nearby farms. If you’re looking to impress a foodie date, their Valentine’s offerings are worth exploring here.

The Rind – Cheese lovers, this one’s for you. Enjoy expertly curated cheese and wine pairings in a relaxed setting, plus a four-course prix fixe meal and sparkling rosé for an indulgent, romance-filled evening. Check out their special menu here.

Galentine’s Day Activities:

Celebrate Galentine’s with a lineup of festive events happening around town. Whether you’re into getting crafty, decorating sweet treats, or enjoying a unique night out, there’s something perfect to do with your friends. Here’s what’s coming up:

February 13th: Valentine’s Day Flower Workshop
February 13th: Galentine’s Cake Decorating Class
February 14th: River Fox Train Valentine’s Express
February 14th: Valentine’s Day Acrylic Painting
February 14h: Succulent Heart Wreath Workshop
February 15th: Galentine’s Charcuterie Workshop

 

 

Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates – A Sacramento staple for handcrafted chocolates, macarons, and beautifully packaged sweets. Everything feels elevated, making it an easy go-to for a classic but impressive Valentine’s gift. Select your chocolates here.

Candle Bar – A hands-on candle-making workshop in Folsom where you and your Valentine (or friends) can craft custom scented candles with your choice of vessel, fragrance oils, dried flowers, crystals, and more. It’s a creative and memorable way to make a gift and an experience together. Book an appointment here.

The Plant Foundry – For something that lasts longer than a bouquet, The Plant Foundry offers artfully arranged flowers, plants, and curated garden goods. Perfect for anyone who loves a fresh, natural touch at home. Browse their selection here.

Wild Sisters Book Company – A cozy, community-focused bookstore with a great selection of books, cards, and small gifts. Ideal for putting together a meaningful Valentine’s present with a personal touch. Visit their website here.

 

 

Tom’s Watch Bar – Catch the Super Bowl in the heart of downtown Sacramento at Tom’s Watch Bar! With wall‑to‑wall screens, a high‑energy fan atmosphere, and VIP packages for premium seating and open bar, it’s the ultimate spot to watch every big play. Book ahead here.

Clubhouse 56 – East Sacramento sports bar with tons of TVs, a huge HD screen, and a menu built for football days — burgers, wings, and plenty of drink options make this a fun choice for a group. Learn more here.

Henry’s Lounge – Beloved local bar with TV setups for sports, food and drinks, and additional entertainment like arcade games. A solid pick if you want both the game and a social vibe. Check out their website here.

Barwest – Midtown bar with a massive big screen and plenty of TVs around the space, plus cocktails and bar bites to enjoy while watching the Super Bowl. Barwest turns up the atmosphere for big games and has a lively crowd vibe. Learn more here.

 

 

 

Kick Off January with Our Newsletter

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Tahoe is the perfect winter escape, just a couple of hours from Sacramento. Popular ski resorts like Heavenly Valley (lake views and wide-open runs), Squaw Valley (historic Olympic skiing, diverse terrain, and a charming ice skating rink), Northstar California (lively village and family-friendly vibe), and Sugar Bowl (classic mountain charm with shorter lift lines) offer something for every skill level.

Smaller hills and family-friendly spots like Granlibakken bring even more options with sledding, downhill skiing and snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, plus a cozy lodge experience for the whole crew.

If a slower pace calls your name, Tahoe has plenty of scenic options. Snowshoe through Camp Richardson and Tallac Historic Site for lakeside views, or take a gentle hike around Spooner Lake State Park and Tahoe Meadows/Chickadee Ridge for peaceful winter trails that are perfect for first-timers or seasoned snowshoers.

For even more ideas, check out Tahoe’s Winter Guide — packed with seasonal activities, events, and local tips to make the most of your snow getaway.

TAHOE WINTER GUIDE

Start With the First Five Minutes
In football, a strong opening drive sets the tone for the whole game. In real estate, buyers form opinions just as quickly. Entryways, living rooms, and kitchens are your first downs — focus your energy where it will be felt immediately.

Update What Dates a Home Fast
Outdated lighting, worn hardware, and heavy finishes are like penalties that cost you yardage. Simple updates — modern light fixtures, fresh paint in warm neutrals, updated cabinet pulls — keep your home in the end zone without a full remodel.

Declutter for Flow, Not Emptiness
Just like a play needs clear lanes, a home needs clear walkways. Create flow, show how rooms are meant to be used, and let natural light do the heavy lifting. Your home doesn’t need to feel empty, just functional and ready for action.

Highlight Your Home’s Strengths
Every great play starts by knowing your team’s strongest players. In selling, that means showing off your home’s best features — whether it’s a sun-filled kitchen, a backyard deck, or a cozy living area. Make sure these areas shine, and buyers will remember your home for all the right reasons.

If you’re curious what prep makes sense for your specific home, that conversation is always complimentary — and tailored to your “game plan.”

Know Your Comfort Number
Instead of just looking at the maximum you could spend, focus on what feels comfortable for your monthly budget. Stress-free living is part of the deal too.

Cosmetic Fixes Are Your Friend
Homes that need a little TLC — a fresh coat of paint, updated lighting, or minor touch-ups — can be great opportunities. You get a home you love without the headache of major renovations.

Strong Offers Aren’t Just About Price
Even when the market feels calmer, flexible terms, clean paperwork, and clear communication make a big impression. Sometimes it’s the small details that seal the deal.

The buyers who enjoy the process most this year are the ones who plan ahead, know their priorities, and aren’t afraid to see potential beyond the surface.

Layered Lighting

Table lamps, floor lamps, and soft overhead lighting are replacing single bright fixtures, with options like these modern ceramic table lamps and Mid-Century tripod floor lamps.

Earth-Inspired Color Palettes
Think warm clay tones, muted greens, and soft blues — colors that feel grounded rather than stark. Popular paint brands like Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams are leaning heavily into these hues for 2026.

Statement Pieces With Purpose
A sculptural coffee table, textured area rug, or oversized mirror can anchor a room without clutter.

 

Unwrap Our December Newsletter

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Check out all the December magic happening in our Local Events section above—light shows, Imaginarium, tree-lighting parties, and more! Then keep the festivities rolling with Sacramento’s very own Holiday Lights Guide using the link below.

 

HOLIDAY LIGHTS GUIDE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stockings (Soft Whites):

Ornaments & Tree Topper (Champagne Golds):

Wreaths & Garland (Classic Greens):

Candles & Lit Decor (Warm Glow):

Faux Christmas Tree:

Tree Skirts & Collars:

 

Pillows & Throws:

Pro Tip: Stop by HomeGoods for a wide selection of decorative and seasonal pillows on sale.

Holiday Bedding:

Holiday Botanicals:

Candle Accessories:

 

 

Tabletop & Bar:

Mantel Accents:

Small Decorative Touches:

 

November Newsletter: Local Happenings, Giving Back & Holiday Home Inspo

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The Palette: Warm, Grounded, and Timeless: Mocha, moss green, and burnt orange take center stage this season, paired with soft neutrals and metallic accents for balance.

The Texture: Nature Meets Elegance: Layer organic materials with sophisticated finishes for an inviting, collected look.

The Details: Personal, Polished, and Thoughtful: Small accents make the table feel intentional — and memorable.

 

 

 

Russ Teague

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