Localis, a fine-dining restaurant at Sacramento's 21st and S streets, is the latest to earn a Michelin Star in California's capital. On this episode, Chef/Co-Owner Chris Barnum-Dann shares what it takes to earn the coveted ranking, and what customers can expect when they come in to dine.

Sacramento -- known in some circles as 'Sacratomato' -- is home to the Tomato Products Wellness Council, and for good reason. On this week's episode, Alec Wasson, Chief Tomato Evangelist for the council, shares why American tomatoes are best in the world, and why Sacramento is the perfect place for its headquarters.

Midtown Sacramento is a fantastic place to shop for the holiday season, enjoy meals out and take a break with a nice, warm cup of coffee or hot chocolate. Krystine Taylor of the Midtown Association is on this week's episode to share all that Midtown has to offer as well as how to support local small businesses.

The Colour of Music Festival returns to Sacramento this November, bringing a broad range of Black classical musicians to California's capital for four days of performances Nov. 15-18. On this week's episode, Lee Pringle and Anyango Yarbo Davenport share their roles in the festival, and why you should come and view the performances.

The Latino Center of Art and Culture has been in operation since 1972, celebrating Latinos and sharing the diversity within the community through at exhibitions, events and more. Executive Director Carissa Gutiérrez is on this week's episode to share how you can take part in the center's activities, including the upcoming Día de los Muertos Pantheon.

Dreamland Cinema opened in the summer of 2022, seeking to fill a gap in the types of films typically seen in the city. Focusing on indie, international, arthouse and cult films, the small theater in Midtown Sacramento has found its footing and welcomes guests several nights per week.

With his flagship Tequila Museo Mayaheul and its following restaurants -- Mesa Mercado, La Cosecha and Sal's Taqueria -- Ernesto Delgado has found success in Sacramento sharing his passion for his culture and the food he grew up with. On this week's episode, he shares why you should visit one of his restaurants the next time you're in Sacramento.

Sacramento's creative community comes together in California's capital Oct. 17-21 for the full-fledged return of Design Week Sacramento. Organizers Amanda Sanchez and Rochelle Reynosa are on this week's episode to share how the week of networking, educational sessions, speakers, and more are open to creatives who are looking to grow their businesses, hire staff or just meet other creatives.

When it comes to almonds, California supplies more than 80 percent of the world. And the largest growers’ association is headquartered in Sacramento. Listen to Blue Diamond Growers Director of Innovation Jeff Smith on this week’s episode to get the scoop on why almonds are so important, the many ways you can enjoy them, and more.

The inaugural Oak Park Black Film Festival kicks off Wednesday, Sept. 7 and runs through Sunday, Sept. 11 in the historic Guild Theatre in Sacramento's Oak Park.Designed to share the voices of Black filmmakers with Sacramentans, the festival will showcase a mix of short and feature-length films with some of the filmmakers involved as well as some of the people who lived the stories of the films in attendance for discussion after some of the screenings. On this episode of the Visit Sacramento Podcast, Cassandra Jennings, President and CEO of St. Hope, shares the reason for the festival, the types of films, and why you should attend.