New series by Girls on the Grid where we give shout out’s to our favorite [INSERT CATEGORY] around Sacramento. We love to support our local entrepreneurs and businesses. Please feel free to leave your recommendations or suggest categories by leaving a comment below!

This time we asked GOTG – what closed business (etc) do you miss the most? Of course we heart most of the current offerings, but we all have that one treasured spot that we wish was still open. If you could wave a magic wand, what would you bring back to the grid?

Alanna: Slightly off the grid, but Tower Records. Video killed the radio star and the internet killed the music store. I really miss going in and browsing Tower’s selection and listened to new albums standing in the aisles... Read More

Learn why the number seven is the magic number in interior design!  Don’t miss a special -- and complimentary -- Design Seminar “The 7 Layers of Design” on Saturday, April 27 at 10:30 a.m. to learn from talented local La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries designers who can demonstrate how to use the concept to transform the shell of any room into the haven of your dreams.  

The Design Seminar is happening at two locations simultaneously -- in Sacramento at 2248 Watt Avenue and in Roseville at 396 N. Sunrise. This fun and inspiring seminar will explore wall and floor options, room planning and furniture selection, color and fabric choices and how to add the finishing touches with lamps, artwork and accessories!

For more information, visit http://www.la-z-boy.com/sacramento.

Kiehl’s Since 1851, the venerable New York-based purveyor of fine quality skin and hair care preparations, will celebrate the grand opening of its modern apothecary retail store at Arden Fair, the first in the greater Sacramento area, with a special event featuring its local charity partner, “Edible Sac High”, coordinated by Greenwise Joint Venture, which is modeled after Alice Waters’ Edible Schoolyard.

It is the only program of its kind at a high school level in the U.S.