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Downtown Sacramento’s entertainment complex is bringing big-ticket concerts, sports excitement and Sac-town’s best brews, food and art together in the hottest place for nightlife.

All that’s missing is you. That’s why SN&R’s Downtown Guide is giving you more than a few reasons to come check it out. Imagine dining like a pop star at Ella before seeing Bruno Mars on July 18. Or celebrating a Sacramento Kings win with a round at Malt & Mash. Our tips and tricks will make getting here and parking a breeze. All you’ll have to worry about is if you can remember the lyrics to “Motownphilly” when Boyz II Men comes June 3.

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Golden 1 Center brings big-name entertainment to Sacramento

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Friday, Jan. 27sunday, Jan. 29 Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough Series Friday, FeB. 3 Sacramento Kings vs.

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Golden State Warriors Monday, FeB. 6 Sacramento Kings vs.

Chicago Bulls wednesday, FeB. 8 Sacramento Kings vs.

Boston Celtics Friday, FeB. 10 Sacramento Kings vs.

Atlanta Hawks saturday, FeB. 11 Twenty One Pilots, Emotional Roadshow Tour

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thursday, FeB. 16Monday, FeB. 20 Disney on Ice Worlds of Enchantment thursday, FeB. 23 Sacramento Kings vs.

Denver Nuggets saturday, FeB. 25 Sacramento Kings vs.

Charlotte Hornets Monday, FeB. 27 Sacramento Kings vs.

Minnesota Timberwolves tuesday, FeB. 28 Bon Jovi, This House is Not for Sale Tour wednesday, MarCh 1 Sacramento Kings vs.

Brooklyn Nets sunday, MarCh 5 Sacramento Kings vs.

Utah Jazz thursday, MarCh 9 Blake Shelton, Doing It to Country Songs Tour

Friday, MarCh 10 Sacramento Kings vs.

Washington Wizards

tuesday, aPriL 4 Sacramento Kings vs.

Dallas Mavericks

saturday, MarCh 11 Sacramento Kings vs.

Denver Nuggets

sunday, aPriL 9 Sacramento Kings vs.

Houston Rockets

Monday, MarCh 13 Sacramento Kings vs.

Orlando Magic

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Friday, MarCh 17sunday, MarCh 19 2017 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship

tuesday, May 2 Lionel Richie, All the Hits Tour with very special guest Mariah Carey

wednesday, MarCh 22 Sacramento Kings vs.

Milwaukee Bucks Friday, MarCh 24saturday, MarCh 25 2017 CIF State Basketball Championships sunday, MarCh 26 Ariana Grande, The Dangerous Woman Tour Monday, MarCh 27 Sacramento Kings vs.

Memphis Grizzlies wednesday, MarCh 29 Sacramento Kings vs.

Utah Jazz thursday, MarCh 30 Eric Church, Holdin’ My Own Tour saturday, aPriL 1sunday, aPriL 2 AMSOIL Arenacross

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gettin’ Around downtown B y K at e G o n z a l e s

those who live outside downtown Sacramento may think getting there is half the battle, but visiting downtown doesn’t have to be a headache. Here’s how:

Plan ahead

One of the best tools for planning a night out downtown is getheresac.com.

No matter your mode of transportation, input your start and end points and the site will suggest the best possible routes. For cyclists, the website even has low-stress bike routes and parking.

During larger events at Golden 1 Center, plan to take advantage of the bike valet (weather permitting).

Park it in advance!

Want the convenience of driving yourself downtown without the hassle of finding last-minute parking? That’s easy! Reserve and pay for a spot at sacpark.org where you can find the

closest parking to your special event, browse prices (typically in the $5-$25 range), select a spot and pay! Thinking about seeing Phantom of the Opera at the Community Center Theater in May? You can reserve your spot now!

SPread out

If you know your ABCs and 123s, you can navigate downtown! Linda Tucker, media and communications officer for the City of Sacramento, says people coming from out of the area tend to rely on I-5 and J Street to get to downtown destinations like the Golden 1 Center. But there are other routes to get where you’re going.

“Downtown is built on a grid system, which actually manages traffic very efficiently,” Tucker says.

For folks coming from Folsom on Highway 50 and those coming from Roseville on Interstate 80, Tucker

encourages using alternative one-way arteries like P and Q streets, which can help thin out traffic for everyone.

hoP on the train

If you’re riding Light Rail, download the rideSacrt mobile app so you can look up routes and pay for tickets at your convenience. Or if you simply want to plan your Light Rail ride before the trip, visit gosacrt.com. There you’ll find an up-todate schedule that includes extended hours and extra trips on event nights — so you’ll never have to miss the final minutes of the fourth quarter just to catch the train!

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This polished-steel sculpture represents a child’s energetic markings on a coloring-book image of Winnie the Pooh character Piglet. Golden 1 Center’s giant video screen reflects beautifully across its stunning mirror-like surface, as do the adjacent downtown buildings, creating wavy optical illusions and unreal cityscapes.

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Otherwise, it beckons strollers to walk over anytime and shoot selfies or zoom-in on its illusionistic overlays of color. ~ Ken Magri

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in the Black Golden 1 Center brings business downtown

SinCe Golden 1 Center broke Ground in 2014:

the Golden 1 center has given visitors a great reason to come to downtown Sacramento, and that’s been a boon for local businesses.

Over

75 new downtown businesses have opened

Property sales have totaled nearly

$537 million

Downtown employment grew by

38%

“Businesses around the arena from Old Sacramento to the J-K-L corridor are absolutely seeing an increase in business,” says Michael Ault, executive director of the Downtown Sacramento Partnership. “There’s been a trend of more users and benefits from the Center. Will that increase? We absolutely think so.”

According to the Partnership, the overall number of visitors to the downtown area increased 20 percent in the first two months of events at the Golden 1 Center. That data was collected by the Partnership’s pedestrian traffic sensors placed throughout downtown.

Matt Evans, general manager at Malt & Mash, a newly opened K Street restaurant, can attest to the increased

Property values grew to

$1.24 billion

Downtown’s top 10 restaurants saw sales increase more than

$800,000, with last year’s sales topping $51 million

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business ever since Golden 1 Center’s inaugural concert on Oct. 4: Paul McCartney.

“Event nights are our busiest,” Evans says. “We’re very excited to have all the Kings games and the concerts — Paul McCartney was definitely our biggest night so far.”

According to Ault, there are a number of developments on the way, including 150 new residential units, retail leases and a hotel slated to open on the 800 block of K Street, right at the arena’s front door.

“There’s a real sense of optimism,” Ault says. “We’ve got a really good opportunity to take advantage of this momentum during the next couple of years.”

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