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Modern Meets Classical

Baroque Bash featuring Doom Bird Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento • Friday, Jan. 13, 2012 Words & Photos Amy Serna [...more]

So Hard to Define

The Features tap into the sounds they grew up on [...more]

In the Yard, In the Garage

Neal Morgan’s Impulsive New Record a Raw Delight [...more]

Their Crosses to Bear

Far’s Shaun Lopez and Deftones’ Chino Moreno let their creativity loose with Crosses [...more]

Beer Pong Tournament Every Wednesday at Stoney Inn

Think you’re hot stuff when it comes to beer pong? If so, get your crew together and head to Stoney Inn (1320 Del Paso Boulevard, Sacramento) on any Wednesday night to put your money where your mouth is. Unless, that is, your crew is comprised of all ladies, because female teams play free! Nor Cal [...] [...more]

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Duality at MAIYA Gallery

The current exhibit at MAIYA Gallery, located at 2220 J Street, Suite 1 in Sacramento, is definitely one to stop by and take a look at. Duality, which will be up until Jan. 28, is a group show including works by artists C!nder and Mark Harm Niemeyer, illustrated photographs from Brian Collett, small works of [...] [...more]

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ANTHONY’S BARBER SHOP CELEBRATES THREE YEARS

Our good friend and occasional Submerge contributor Anthony Giannotti recently celebrated his third anniversary for Anthony’s Barber Shop, located at 2408 21st Street in Sacramento. Full disclosure: Giannotti and I hang out all the time and drink tons of booze and stuff, but nonetheless, congratulations are in order. Anthony’s shop may be my favorite place [...] [...more]

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Let Loose

Zebulon hopes to wipe those mean mugs off your faces [...more]

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Check out Ganglians, MOM, Fine Steps and More Killer Tunes at Verge Center for the Arts Party / Saturday Jan. 21, 2012

2011 was a very successful year for the fine folks over at Verge Center for the Arts, located at 625 S Street in downtown Sacramento. To celebrate reaching a recent Kickstarter goal of $7,500, which is surely no small feat, especially considering the amount of online fundraising campaigns Submerge has seen go by the wayside, [...] [...more]