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Stars Stripes & Summer Vibes: Your July Newsletter is Here

July 1, 2025 by rteague Leave a Comment

 

 

Sacramento:

  • Athletics vs. Giants: 7:05 p.m. at Sutter Health Park. Postgame fireworks celebration. Details here.
  • Red, White, and Brew: 6 p.m. – midnight at Drake’s: The Barn. Music, DJs, and fireworks viewing. Details here.
  • 4th of July Bike Parade & Festival: 10 a.m. at Arden Park. Parade, food, and live music by Funk Shui Band. Details here.
  • Pocket/Greenhaven Parade: 10 a.m. at the Corner of Woodbridge & South Land Park Drive. Honoring “Unsung Heroes.” Details here.
  • 4th of July River Cruise: See website for cruise times. Enjoy live DJ entertainment and fireworks views on the Sacramento River. Details here.

Auburn:

  • Fireworks Show at Gold Country Fairgrounds: 8:45 p.m. to 9 p.m. Enjoy the fireworks display. Learn more here.
  • Auburn Parade & Family Festival: 10 a.m. Classic parade down Auburn streets followed by the Family Festival starting at 10:30 a.m. Details here.

Carmichael:

  • Carmichael’s Fourth of July Parade: 10 a.m. on Fair Oaks Boulevard. Enjoy a lively parade with music and family fun! Learn more here.

Elk Grove:

  • Salute to the Red, White and Blue: 5 p.m. – 10 p.m. at Elk Grove Park (9950 Elk Grove-Florin Road). Enjoy food trucks, live music, family-friendly activities, and a spectacular fireworks show. Learn more here.
  • Run 4 Hunger: 7:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. Participate in a 5K, 10K, or Kids’ Fun Run to support the Elk Grove Food Bank. Learn more here.

Folsom:

  • Folsom Pro Rodeo: July 3-5, 7:30 p.m. at 200 Wool St. Bull riding, barrel racing, and fireworks. Get tickets here.

Lake Tahoe:

  • Lights on the Lake Fireworks: 9:45 p.m. at South Lake Tahoe. Top 5 fireworks show in the nation. Learn more here.
  • Tahoe City Fireworks: 9:30 p.m. at Commons Beach. Free shuttle service, live music, and fireworks. Plan your night here.
  • Incline Fireworks Show: 9:30 p.m. at Incline Beach. Fireworks, pancake breakfast, and BBQ. Details here.

Lincoln:

  • Fourth of July Parade: 9 a.m. in Lincoln. Community parade to kick off the day. Details here.

Rancho Cordova:

  • 40th Annual Rancho Cordova 4th of July Celebration: July 3-4 at Hagan Community Park. Carnival rides, live music, food trucks, and fireworks. Learn more here.

Roseville:

  • Independence Day 5K & Parade: 7:15 a.m. 5K run followed by the annual parade at 9 a.m. Learn more here.
  • Royer Park Festivities: Enjoy food, music, and family fun starting at 10 a.m. Details here.
  • Fireworks Show at @the Grounds: Approximately 9:15 p.m. Spectacular fireworks display. Plan your evening here.

South Sacramento:

  • Fourth of July Carnival: 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. at Southgate Recreation and Park District. Poolside games, arts & crafts, and snacks. Details here.

Truckee:

  • Downtown Truckee 4th of July Parade: 7 a.m. – 9:30 p.m. Free pancake breakfast, parade, and fireworks show. Details here.

Other Notable July Events:

  • California State Fair (July 11-27): Event Schedule 
  • A’s Schedule: Click Here For July Games
  • River Cats Schedule: Click Here For July Games
  • Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here For July Matches
  • Sacramento Farmers Markets: Click Here for Local Markets

 

 

All-American Bites & Sides:

  • Berries & Cream Charcuterie Board
  • Tomato Gnocchi Kabobs
  • Watermelon Feta Skewers
  • Cheesy Corn Poppers
  • Peach Bruschetta
  • 7-Layer Flag Dip
  • 4th of July Caprese Salad
  • Hot Crab Dip
  • Dill Pickle Deviled Eggs
  • Corn Salsa
  • BLT Pasta Salad
  • Red, White & Blue Potato Salad
  • Creamy Macaroni & Cheese
  • Firecracker Dogs
  • 4th Veggie Platter

Star-Spangled Beverages:

  • Sparkling Red, White & Blue Sangria
  • Blackberry Mojito
  • 4th of July Wine Sparklers
  • Red, White & Booze Popsicles
  • Americano
  • Libertea
  • Sparkling Cherry Limeade (Non-Alcoholic Drink)
  • 4th of July Mocktail

Dazzling Desserts:

  • Star Spangled S’mores Tray
  • Patriotic Hand Pie Ice Cream Sandwiches
  • Red, White & Blue Crispy Rice Treats
  • 4th of July Icebox Cake
  • Festive Ice Cream Sandwiches
  • 4th of July Brownies
  • Festive Monster Cookies

 

Patriotic Tablescape: Make your table sparkle with a striped table runner, star-studded navy blue linen napkins, festive drinking glasses, and a standout centerpiece.

Lighting: Use soft white string lights or lanterns to create a warm, inviting atmosphere as the evening sets in.

Chic Floral Arrangements: Bring in white hydrangeas, red roses, and blue delphiniums in these simple yet striking glass vases for a sophisticated nod to the holiday.

Stars & Stripes Touches: Add a pop of patriotic charm with Pottery Barn’s outdoor pillows or this cable knit throw—perfect for sprucing up your porch or patio this Fourth of July.

 

 

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Filed Under: Charity, Home Improvement, Real Estate News, Sacramento Lifestyle

Trending Now: What Buyers Want in 2025

June 16, 2025 by rteague Leave a Comment

Thinking about selling your home this summer? You’re not alone—and if you want to stand out in today’s competitive market, it helps to understand what buyers are prioritizing right now. According to a recent article from HomeLight, this year’s buyers are focusing on move-in ready homes that offer comfort, efficiency, and functional space both inside and out.

Here are some of the top features rising to the top of buyer wish lists:

Updated Kitchens and Bathrooms
Fresh, modern kitchens and bathrooms remain high on nearly every buyer’s priority list. Think clean lines, updated cabinetry, newer appliances, and stylish finishes. Even modest updates can significantly boost appeal.

Energy-Efficient Features
Buyers are increasingly mindful of utility costs and environmental impact. Homes with solar panels, newer dual-pane windows, smart thermostats, and energy-efficient HVAC systems are attracting more attention.

Outdoor Living Spaces
Functional outdoor areas have become essential. Buyers are looking for patios, decks, pergolas, and shaded spots where they can relax and entertain. Low-maintenance landscaping and privacy features also add value.

Ample Storage
Walk-in closets, built-in pantries, organized garages, and additional storage space throughout the home are in high demand. Buyers want room for everything from seasonal gear to kitchen staples.

Modern Finishes
Today’s buyers are drawn to homes with updated flooring, fresh paint, modern lighting, and a cohesive, neutral color palette. These finishing touches can help a home feel current and move-in ready.

If your home already offers some of these in-demand features, you could have a major edge in today’s market. Wondering what to highlight—or what improvements might help maximize your sale? Let’s talk strategy.

Filed Under: Real Estate News

Dive Into Our June Newsletter

June 4, 2025 by rteague Leave a Comment

Spring Sports Schedule:
A’s Schedule
River Cats Schedule
Sac Republic Schedule

June Events & Activities:
Every Friday: Concerts in the Park
Select Days in June: Twilight Summer Series in Old Folsom
June 8: Music in the Park in Roseville
June 8: Orangevale Summer Palooza
June 12: Food Truck Mania in Roseville
June 15: Father’s Day Cruise
June 28: Hometown Parade in Old Folsom

Other June Happenings:








FULL EVENTS SCHEDULE

Local Adventures He’ll Love:
If your dad’s the active or outdoorsy type, give him a day to get outside and unwind.

  • Golf at Teal Bend or Ancil Hoffman: Book an early tee time and surprise him with a post-round burger at
Teal Bend or Ancil Hoffman Golf Course.
  • American River Paddle: Rent kayaks or paddleboards on Lake Natoma or Nimbus Flat for a relaxing day on the water.
Get your rentals here.
  • Fishing Excursion: A guided trip along the Sacramento River is a great gift for dads who love a quiet morning with a rod and reel —and if you’re more of a DIY type, you can always plan your own personal fishing day, too. Check out the best spots and tips here: Fishing in Sacramento.
  • Brewery Tour: Hit a few of Sacramento’s best breweries like Urban Roots, SacYard, or New Glory for flights and food.

Where to Eat with Dad:
A hearty meal is always a win, especially when it’s served with a cold drink and good company.

  • Tank House BBQ: Head to Midtown for smoky, fall-off-the-bone ribs and tender brisket at Tank House BBQ, a local favorite with a laid-back vibe and solid craft beer selection.
  • Bacon & Butter: Start your day right with a hearty brunch at Bacon & Butter, known for its farm-to-table comfort food, generous portions, and mouthwatering pancakes.
  • The Firehouse: For a special night out, visit The Firehouse in Old Sacramento for refined American cuisine and an expansive wine list.

Gift Ideas He’ll Actually Use:

  • Local Finds: Check out Bonobos in Sacramento for polished menswear and wardrobe staples with a modern fit, or book a relaxing experience at Hammer & Nails, where he can enjoy expert beard care, haircuts, and hand and foot treatments in a refined, masculine space.
  • For the Golfer: A session at Haggin Oaks Golf Super Shop or a custom club fitting makes for a gift he’ll remember.
  • Experience Gifts: Plan a lake day, family hike, fishing charter, or purchase tickets to a summer concert at Thunder Valley or Golden 1 Center.

Set the Scene:

  • Create Shade: Stay cool in style with a pergola or shade sail that provides both comfort and charm.
  • Add Outdoor Lighting: String lights, lanterns, or solar path lights instantly elevate your backyard ambiance for long summer evenings.
  • Bring the Fire: Cozy up with a propane fire table or a sleek, smokeless option like the Solo Stove, perfect for late-night chats and roasting s’mores.

Outdoor Cooking & Dining:

  • Upgrade the Grill Zone: Make your backyard the go-to BBQ spot with a built-in grill, griddle, or smoker.
  • Pizza Night, Elevated: The Ooni Koda turns outdoor dinners into events—crispy pizza in just 60 seconds.
  • Stylish Furniture: Shop outdoor furniture that blends comfort and style at Pottery World, Terra Outdoor Living, or California Backyard.

Low-Maintenance Landscaping:

  • Go Native: Explore native, drought-tolerant plants perfect for our region or visit a local favorite like Green Acres Nursery & Supply or Fair Oaks Boulevard Nursery.
  • Natural & Easy: Use mulch, river rock, or decomposed granite for attractive, water-wise ground cover that keeps maintenance to a minimum.

 

 

Filed Under: Real Estate News, Sacramento Lifestyle

Why Sacramento Is a Great Place to Buy Right Now

May 7, 2025 by rteague Leave a Comment

Thinking about buying a home? Sacramento stands out as a top choice in today’s real estate market. Here’s why:​

Affordability Compared to the Bay Area: While the Bay Area’s median home price hovers around $1,250,000 as of February 2025, Sacramento offers a more accessible median price of approximately $550,000. This significant difference allows buyers to get more value for their money. Source ​

 

Diverse Neighborhoods and Quality Schools: Sacramento boasts a variety of neighborhoods catering to different lifestyles, from vibrant urban centers to peaceful suburbs. The area is also known for its reputable schools, making it appealing for families seeking quality education.​

 

Promising Investment Potential: The Sacramento housing market is projected to remain stable, with home values expected to stay consistent through 2025. This stability suggests a favorable environment for long-term equity growth. Source

 

Proximity to Major Destinations: Living in Sacramento provides convenient access to Lake Tahoe, Napa Valley, and San Francisco, offering a blend of outdoor recreation and cultural experiences without the high living costs associated with these areas.​

Sacramento’s blend of affordability, community diversity, investment potential, and strategic location makes it an attractive option for homebuyers in 2025.​

Thinking about making a move? Now’s the time!

Filed Under: Real Estate News, Sacramento Lifestyle

May Newsletter

May 2, 2025 by rteague Leave a Comment

Spring Sports Schedule:
A’s Schedule
River Cats Schedule
Sac Republic Schedule

May Events & Activities:
Every Friday: Concerts in the Park
Every Wednesday: Wine Down Wednesday in Roseville
May 3: Balance Bike Bash in Old Folsom
May 10: Light Up the Dark Music Festival in Folsom
May 11: Mother’s Day Concert & Dance Celebration in El Dorado Hills
May 11: Mother’s Day Brunch at Hyatt
May 11: Mother’s Day Sights & Sips Cruise
May 11: Mother’s Day Picnic at Scribner Bend Vineyards
May 15: Wine on the Wild Side at Sacramento Zoo
May 17: Garden Gala for the Arts in Fair Oaks
May 16: Taste of Fair Oaks at Northridge Country Club
May 31: Community Garage Sale at Fair Oaks Park

Other May Happenings:
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The Porch (Midtown)
With fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, and a killer skillet cornbread dish, The Porch in Midtown brings the comfort of Southern cooking to Sacramento—perfect for a relaxed and flavorful brunch.

Milestone (El Dorado Hills)
Tucked into the El Dorado Hills Town Center, Milestone offers a seasonal brunch menu in a cozy, upscale setting. Think bacon donut holes, lobster benedict, French dip, and craft cocktails.

Cafe Bernardo (R Street or East Sac)
Cafe Bernardo is a local favorite known for its modern vibe and reliable classics. Enjoy dishes like huevos rancheros, brioche French toast, and locally roasted coffee in a light-filled atmosphere.

Delta King’s Pilothouse Restaurant (Old Sacramento)
For something a little different, try brunch on the water aboard the historic Delta King. With views of the Sacramento River and a menu that includes carved roasted prime rib and decadent desserts, it’s a unique treat.

Frog & Slim Midtown
For a refined yet inviting experience, Frog & Slim is offering a special three-course prix fixe Mother’s Day brunch. Start with fresh pastries and breakfast deviled eggs, then choose from main courses like brioche French toast or a marinated steak sandwich.

Mother (Midtown)
Vegetarian-friendly and full of flavor, Mother is celebrating with a brunch featuring beignets, chilaquiles, eggs Benedict, and more. You’ll also find creative dishes like a beet-avocado tostada, mushroom po’ boy, and fettuccine carbonara with trumpet mushroom “bacon.” Brunch runs from 10 am to 3 pm , and reservations are available via their website.

Make reservations early—Mother’s Day brunch spots fill up fast.

Relaxation & Self-Care

  • Asha Urban Baths: Treat her to a rejuvenating experience with soaking, sauna, and massage options at this serene urban oasis.

Floral Delights

  • Bloem Décor: Known for unique floral arrangements, they offer daily delivery throughout the greater Sacramento area.

  • Relles Florist: A family-owned florist providing same-day delivery of beautiful bouquets and arrangements.

Jewelry & Accessories

  • Cuffs Boutique: Explore a collection of vintage and new women’s clothing, accessories, and jewelry at this Midtown boutique.

Culinary Experiences

  • Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op: Offer her a hands-on cooking class experience, ranging from sourdough baking to international cuisines.

  • The Kitchen Table: This local kitchen boutique offers workshops and classes perfect for the culinary enthusiast.

Books & Candles

  • Capital Books: An indie bookstore in downtown Sacramento with a wide selection of books and unique gifts.

  • Hazel Candle Co.: Nature-inspired candles crafted with 100% plant-based coconut-soy wax and essential oil-based fragrances.

Art & Culture

  • Crocker Art Museum: Gift her a membership or tickets to explore diverse art collections and exhibitions.

  • Broadway Sacramento: Surprise her with tickets to a musical or play.

Apple Hill in Spring
It’s not just for fall. Wineries like Lava Cap and Boeger are open for spring sipping, and the scenery is lush and green.

Amador Wine Country
Amador Wine Country offers fewer crowds than Napa, and it’s just as charming. Explore tasting rooms in Plymouth or Sutter Creek, and consider booking a stay at a nearby inn or vineyard cottage.

Lake Tahoe
Early summer hikes, lakeside dining, and crisp mountain air. Head to South Lake for more activity, or North Shore for a quieter pace.

Truckee
Truckee offers a blend of historic charm and outdoor adventure. Great for a bike ride along the Legacy Trail or a beer at Alibi Ale Works.

Bodega Bay
Enjoy cooler temps, stunning coastal drives, and fresh seafood in Bodega Bay. Pack layers and enjoy a picnic along the cliffs or a walk through Doran Regional Park.

Staycation Vibes
Fire up the grill, hang string lights in the backyard, play some classic lawn games, and enjoy a relaxing weekend at home with family and friends.

Filed Under: Home Improvement, Real Estate News, Sacramento Lifestyle

Hop into Our April Newsletter

April 1, 2025 by rteague Leave a Comment

Easter Events & Activities:
Select Days: River Fox Train Easter Egg Express
Select Days: Sacramento Easter River Cruise
April 6: Easter Egg Hunt at Wolfe Heights
April 6: Spring Festival at Southgate Plaza
April 12: Eggs Galore & More + Bunny Breakfast
April 12: Arden Manor’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt
April 12: Hoppin’ & Huntin’ at Hagan
April 12: E2 Easter Egg Hunt in Elk Grove
April 12: Spring Soiree Craft Market in Roseville
April 12: Easter Egg Hunt in Rocklin
April 13: Spring Arts & Crafts Fair in Old Folsom
April 19: Underwater Egg Hunt
April 19: Easter Egg-Stravaganza at Fair Oaks Park
April 19: El Dorado Hills Easter Egg Hunt
April 19: Arden Park Easter Eggstravaganza
April 19: Old Sugar Mill Easter Egg Hunt
April 19: Easter Blast at Swanston Community Center
April 19: Easter in the Park – Downtown Sacramento
April 19: Always Hope Easter Run 5k/10k/13.1
April 19: Spring Hop & Egg Hunt by Fountains at Roseville
April 19-20: Spring Egg-Stravaganza at Fairytale Town
April 20: Hack the Farm 2025 Steam Infused Easter Egg Hunt

Spring Sports Schedule:
A’s Schedule
River Cats Schedule
Sac Republic Schedule

 

Other April Happenings:











Spring Fling Cocktails:

  • Lemon & Lavender Spritz: A refreshing, floral-infused cocktail that’s as pretty as it is delicious.
  • Peach Bellini: Sweet, fizzy, and perfect for toasting to spring!
  • Cottontail Martini: Made with vanilla vodka, white chocolate liqueur, and a dash of heavy cream, it’s a creamy, indulgent treat that’ll make your brunch extra decadent.
  • Easter Egg Fizz:  This effervescent cocktail combines gin, simple syrup, one fresh egg yolk, and lemon juice, topped with a splash of club soda. Garnish with pastel-colored edible flowers.
  • Carrot Cake Martini: This indulgent cocktail features carrot juice, vanilla vodka, butterscotch schnapps, and a splash of cream liquor. Rim the glass with crushed nuts and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
  • Easter Sunrise Margarita: Bring the colors of a sunrise to your party! Layer tequila, grapefruit and tangerine juice, triple sec, and orange blossom water for a visually striking cocktail.
  • Easter Brunch Punch (Mocktail): This vibrant, non-alcoholic punch is a perfect addition to your brunch. Packed with citrus and berry flavors, it’s light, refreshing, and delicious!

Mouthwatering Mains & Sides:

  • Spring Vegetable Frittata: Packed with fresh greens and herbs, this dish is light yet satisfying.
  • Smoked Salmon Crostini: A simple yet sophisticated bite for brunching in style.
  • Deviled Egg Chicks: Classic deviled eggs with a fun Easter twist!
  • Grilled Asparagus with Lemon & Parmesan: Because no spring spread is complete without asparagus!
  • Skillet Roasted Carrots: These skillet-roasted carrots are the perfect combination of sweet and tangy with honey and a splash of apple cider vinegar.
  • Spring Salad with Berries & Bacon: This bright salad is perfect to offer as a lighter option alongside your heavier side dishes. The bite of the red wine vinegar and feta cheese cuts through all the richness.
  • Hash Brown Nests: With crispy hashbrowns, cheesy eggs, and crumbled bacon, what’s not to love?
  • Lemon Orzo Pasta: This Lemon Orzo Salad is made with fresh tomatoes, zucchini and basil, and the lemons make it light and refreshing.
  • Easter Charcuterie Board: A festive and fun way to serve up a variety of Easter goodies, from cheeses to fresh fruits, and even some sweet treats.

Sweet Treats to Impress:

  • Carrot Cake Cupcakes: Mini but mighty, these spiced cakes with cream cheese frosting are always a hit.
  • Lemon Poppy Seed Loaf: Bright, citrusy, and the perfect companion to your morning coffee.
  • Lemon Blueberry Cheesecakes: A bite-sized indulgence that feels light and springy.
  • Peanut Butter Easter Eggs: A sweet, creamy treat with a peanut butter filling covered in chocolate.
  • Bunny Bark: A fun and colorful dessert made with chocolate, sprinkles, and candy for a playful Easter snack.
  • Birds Nest Cookies: Adorable and delicious, these treats are filled with chocolate and topped with candy eggs to resemble little nests.
  • Cinnamon Roll Bunnies: Soft, sweet cinnamon rolls shaped like bunnies.
  • Easter Egg Sugar Cookies: Festively decorated sugar cookies in the shape of colorful Easter eggs.
  • Bunny Oreo Balls: A fun and easy-to-make treat that combines Oreos and cream cheese, shaped like bunnies for an adorable addition to your Easter dessert table.
  • Easter Rice Krispie Treats: Classic Rice Krispie treats with a spring twist, made festive with pastel-colored marshmallows and candy.


Carrot Floral Centerpiece:
This gorgeous carrot centerpiece is a fun and fresh way to bring a pop of color and charm to your Easter table. Perfect for showcasing the season’s vibrant hues!

Mix & Match Pastels:
Soft pinks, blues, and yellows add a fresh and cheerful vibe. Pair pastel plates with neutral linens for a balanced look. Anthropologie offers a gorgeous selection of pastel-hued dinnerware, perfect for the season. Hobby Lobby also has a range of affordable spring dinnerware sets.

Egg-stra Special Touches:
Scatter gold foiled or speckled eggs across the table, use bunny-shaped place card holders, or tuck a mini chocolate egg into each bunny-shaped napkin fold.

Warm Glow:
Place a few taper candles or tea light candles in delicate holders to add a soft, inviting ambiance. For a unique touch, these velvet mushrooms can serve as whimsical candle companions.

Easter Brunch-Ready:
Don’t forget to set out a mimosa station or a DIY hot cross bun platter to keep the celebration going! Serve them on cabbageware-inspired plates to embrace the latest tablescaping trend.

Best Easter Brunch Spots:
Looking for the perfect place to brunch? These local favorites serve up delicious Easter Brunch Menus. Just be sure to make reservations in advance, as these venues tend to fill up quickly during the Easter season!

  • Paragary’s Easter Brunch: Celebrate Easter at Paragary’s in Midtown Sacramento with a prix-fixe menu featuring dishes like smoked salmon, Dungeness crab cakes, and beet ravioli, all set in a lush garden patio. Available from 9 am to 3 pm. View their Easter Brunch Menu here.
  • Grand Island Mansion:
Just 30 minutes outside Sacramento, enjoy a Champagne Brunch on April 20th from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm at this historic mansion. The buffet includes gourmet dishes like Shiitake Mushroom Crepes and Italian Toast with Toasted Almonds. Preview their full Easter Menu here.
  • Capitol Garage: Known for its vibrant atmosphere, Capitol Garage offers an Easter brunch from 9 am to 3 pm with a variety of dishes from its weekend brunch menu along with $18 bottomless mimosas with the purchase of an entrée.
  • The Firehouse Restaurant:
Nestled in Old Sacramento, The Firehouse offers a three-course Easter brunch from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm on April 20th, with dishes like Classic Eggs Benedict and Pistachio-Raspberry Cheesecake. Explore their Easter Menu here.

Farmers’ Market Finds:
Whether you’re preparing for your Easter brunch or looking to brighten up your table with seasonal blooms, Sacramento’s farmers’ markets offer a variety of local delights. Check out these local markets for everything you need for your Easter prep: Sacramento Farmers’ Markets.

Easter Treats & Gifts:
Need a beautifully curated Easter basket? These local shops offer the best chocolates, baked goods, and festive goodies:

  • Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates: Handcrafted chocolates, including decorated bunnies and truffles, perfect for Easter gifts or indulging yourself.
  • Capital Confections: Gourmet chocolates, including hand-dipped eggs and seasonal treats, perfect for Easter baskets.
  • Estelle’s Patisserie: Elegant Easter macarons, cakes, and pastries that add a special touch to your celebration.

Filed Under: Home Improvement, Real Estate News, Sacramento Lifestyle

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