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“Take the DIY Approach and Learn Along the Way”: Filmmaker Scott Crawford Discusses Salad Days

Bad Brains. Teen Idles. Void. Minor Threat. Youth Brigade. Iron Cross. S.O.A. Government Issue. What do these bands have in common? They are all from…

Easy Up-Cycled Farmer’s Market Tote

Though spring is not officially here yet, the weather seems to be sending a different message. The flowers blooming and the sun shining gives a feeling…

Science Fiction Giggles.

Fresh faced Sacramento author Charles Passarell has not one but two books that recently hit the shelves. We think you should check them out. …

A Cozy Cot for a Furry Friend

While out thrift store shopping you can find all sorts of treasures from the past, but you do not always immediately know what they might be used for. For example, vintage…

Harvesting Sacramento

On Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, a group in the Sacramento area was working to make their goal of turning their community into a better…

A New Definition of Office Drama: Capital Stage Presents Ideation

The image of office work is a mundane one: endless streams of emails, hokey team spirit exercises, mind-numbing meetings. But Capital Stage’s new show, Ideation,…

Frame to Frame

As a crafter and an environmentalist I really enjoy the idea of taking something old and drab-looking and giving it a makeover. Finding these things…

Spend your hangover on the couch.

Ringing in 2015 is no easy feat and partying all night requires a serious lounge session the next day. Take New Years Day to revisit…

Holiday Brews: The Drinks That Help Us Celebrate and Survive The Season

The season tis upon us and while many may greet it with cheer, some of us need a little something stronger to get us to the…

Behind the Bar.

In this year’s list of the thirty best coffees in America, industry arbiter Coffee Review listed four coffees from Sacramento, which is more than any…

A Stitch in Time

With the winter months ahead, you might be finding yourself at home more and more. This is the perfect time a year for crafting. And here is…

Shopping for the Holidays: TUBE.’s Guide to Unique Holiday Gifting

It happens every year, the Thanksgiving/Black Friday frenzy ends and December’s powerhouse of holidays sneaks up while we’re still recovering. Inevitably, there is that frantic last…

Leaving the Ghost Light On: An Employee’s Goodbye to the Crest Theater

There are moments that, in retrospect, mark the beginning, and without a doubt, mark the end of an era in one’s life: the first day…

DIY: Bath Time Is For The Birds!!!

Do you love to frolic with the finches? Find yourself relaxing with the ravens? Perhaps you wish there was a spa for the sparrows… If…

The Totally TUBE.ular Sale!!!!

Hello World! It is time for TUBE. to print our first issue!!! To help offset costs we are throwing a Totally TUBE.ular Sale with our…

An American Abroad: A Week with the Hungarians and Some Final Thoughts About Europe

This is the thirteenth in a weekly series that was planned to cover my travels until the end of June. Unfortunately, I had a bit of an…

An American Abroad: A Quick Jaunt Through Venice and Vienna

This is the twelveth in a weekly series that was planned to cover my travels until the end of June. Unfortunately, I had a bit of an…

An American Abroad: Eight Days Wandering the Emerald Isle

This is the eleventh in a weekly series that will extend until the end of June. It will chronicle my travels in Europe and the…

An American in London Week 5: Last Impressions of the Global City

This is the tenth in a weekly series that will extend until the end of June. It will chronicle my travels in Europe and the…

Capital Stage Presents: MAPLE & VINE

Capital Stage completes its ninth season, THE HOMEFRONT: A Season of Soul-Stirring Plays, with MAPLE & VINE by Jordan Harrison. After premiering in the 2011…