Sacramento Magazine January 2021

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i n s i d e: Missing the Movies / Bloom Vroom / New Mayor / Green Up Your Act

Shop Modern Nostalgic “Old is the new new,” says the window, and how true it is at Shop Modern Nostalgic, which opened in the Ice Blocks in November. Husband-and-wife team Marcus and Jamie Meisler carefully curate the stylish shop’s collection of vintage furniture, artwork, décor and more. A lively Instagram page (@shopmodernnostalgic) announces new arrivals just about daily; items are available online as well. shopmodernnostalgic.com m a rcus meisler SACMAG.COM January 2021

Sacramento Magazine January 2021

Published on Jan 4, 2021

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Time to let 2020 go. What a year! The Sac Mag story of 2020 is like many others. Employees still working from home offices. Challenges getting our product into the hands of readers. Difficulty selling advertising in a community reeling from stay-at-home orders and that new dirty word: pivot. But, still, some gratitude: We’ve stayed healthy, our little team and our families, and we’re still publishing. As you know, much of Sacramento Magazine’s editorial coverage involves making recommendations for fun. Dining out. Great events. Northern California travel. During the pandemic, dining editor Marybeth Bizjak has done an incredible job covering the restaurant industry, which had to pivot probably more than any business sector. Managing editor Darlena Belushin McKay made a swift switch from covering events to uncovering the stories behind arts and entertainment professionals’ projects. It’s become a cliché, but I’ll say it again: Stay healthy and safe. In body, in mind, in business, in every area of your life.

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