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When you picture a California harvest, you may think of wine grapes, oysters, or even milk from those famous "happy California cows." But our agricultural bounty goes way beyond that. In fact, California produces nearly half of all the fruits, vegetables, and nuts grown in the United States.
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The Sacramento sun seeps into my skin, vanquishing any last trace of fog that might have followed me from San Francisco. It's a toasty 95 degrees on this Saturday afternoon, and I've made the trip for the express purpose of attending the famed Sacramento Antique Faire.
Posted by Allison on
With events ranging from artisan markets to outdoor light shows, there'll be no shortage of seasonal cheer for those spending their holidays in the California capital. To help you make the most of this merry month, we've rounded up an enchanting list of December's most festive activities!
GOOD: Street Food + Design Market Holiday Edition
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Sacramento's Midtown District -- known by locals simply as "The Grid" -- has transformed over recent years into a hip, young, bohemian neighborhood.
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When you're in the Bay Area, you never need to go far to experience California's rich agricultural heritage.
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Though you'll find more palm trees than pine trees in Sacramento, the California state capital gets into the holiday spirit with cool events for revelers of all ages.
HI-USA Golden Gate Council's Sacramento photoset
