This comedy club is a venue for entertainment and corporate gatherings along with food and drinks. The main attraction is the comedy show which usually begins at 8p on Sundays and Thursdays. There are two shows at 8p and 10:30p on Fridays and Saturdays. Vodka, Gin, Peach Schnapps, Margaritas, Ales, Sandwiches and salads are available. Besides entertainment, the club also offers the venue for charity events.

This place has been serving freshly brewed beer for more than a decade. You're sure to remember this place because you get to brew your own beer! They offer Oysters On The Half Shell, calamari, grilled quesadilla, onion rings and much more. The bar holds events like Pub Quiz, Brew Fest, Oktoberfest and has Happy Hours, where DJ DaDa keeps the crowd enthused.

The Wells Fargo Pavilion has played host to many events in the past and continues to do so. It now hosts the Sacramento Music Circus, which is run by the California Musical Theater. Come by to enjoy endless entertainment. Various concerts and performances are held here regularly, but you need to make sure that your tickets are booked well in advance. See their website for a calendar of events, show times and ticketing information.

This theatre is a good place to relax after a day of shopping at the Downtown Plaza or sightseeing in Old Sacramento (Old Town). All of its seven screens feature digital sound. Although this is an older theatre, the seats are comfortable and the stadium-style seating allows for a great view of the screen. The concession area features typical movie theatre snacks of popcorn, candy and drinks. The bargain show prices are lower before 6p each day, including holidays.

On Saint Patrick's Day, this is the place to be in Sacramento. Inside the lobby of a steel and glass office tower on the K Street Mall, this wood-paneled Irish bar looks like an antique. Established in 1991, this authentic facsimile of a traditional Irish pub has beer and food. There are plenty of brews on tap at Gallagher's Irish Pub including a variety of ales and ciders. On the menu, you will find the traditional corned beef and cabbage, as well as lamb and oysters.

Before this theater was built in 1849, the only entertainment available in Sacramento was found in gambling houses and saloons. Then, once the theater was built, 49ers starved for culture paid $5 in gold dust to enjoy dramatic and musical entertainment. In 1850, the Sacramento River flooded the theater. This reconstructed 80-seat theater is designated as an historic landmark. Docent-led tours are free and feature computerized slide shows covering Sacramento's early rough-and-tumble history. During summer weekends, the theater produces period melodramas as well as featuring musical entertainment.

Among the then-unknowns who performed in Sacramento on their way to stardom were Madeline Kahn, who graced the 1969 production of Show Boat, and Joel Grey, who played Huck Finn in Tom Sawyer. Over the years, more than 150 musicals have graced the round Music Circus. The season runs yearly from mid-July to late-August. Shows sell out quickly, so it is best to call early for tickets.

Enjoy a scrumptious breakfast or lunch here. Breakfast dishes include omelets and buttermilk pancakes. The lunch menu has a variety of items from sandwiches and pasta salad to quesadillas or quiche. In the evenings, with the additions of beer and wine to the menu, fans of local bands turn out in droves.

Face it... this is a popular place to meet someone for an encounter, however brief. Actually, the four bars and two dance floors cater to a mixed and easy-going, straight, gay and lesbian crowd. You will find patrons here partying-down, cruising, or just chatting. The busiest nights are Wednesday and Thursday. Face it has a ladies' night, karaoke and country line dancing and male stripper show. Check out the patio, a popular spot for meeting people and smoking.

Built in the 1940s from the remnants of a closed movie theater, The Crest's beautiful gilt interior swoops and soars in an Art Deco style. Now subdivided into three theaters and equipped with modern technology, the features are anything but mainstream. You can see Hitchcock, animation festivals, 50s science fiction, and almost any movie made in the last century. The Crest also hosts a wide array of comedy acts, concerts, and political events, and it can be rented for private parties. The long and colorful history of this venue is shown in the collection of theatre memorabilia and artifacts on display in the lobby.