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Tag: Megan Van Voorhis

Five people sit on couches and a stool with microphones for a roundtable discussion.
Posted inArts

Sacramento’s Engage event highlights creative economy challenges and opportunities

by Sena ChristianOctober 8, 2024October 8, 2024

The Urban Hive in Midtown hosted Engage, a Sacramento entertainment and policy summit on Oct. 2., bringing together city officials, council members, creative industry leaders and event organizers to discuss some of the obstacles facing Sacramento’s arts economy.

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Posted inArts

New city division aims to streamline Sacramento’s entertainment permits and boost live programming

by Sena ChristianAugust 14, 2024August 14, 2024
Exterior photo of Verge Center for the Arts.
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A controversy involving Verge revealed deep cracks in Sacramento’s art scene — and left many wondering why it had to go down like this

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