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12-04-2025
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City of Sacramento to host events for nighttime hospitality industry
( — The Office Nighttime Economy with the City of Sacramento will host two free events this month to support and educate the nighttime hospitality industry in Sacramento. Video Above: Sacramento City Council's Law and Legislative Committee vote to move forward with designated entertainment zones Both events will take place from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 300 Richards Boulevard in Room 22. Officials said the goal is to 'provide valuable training and information to help businesses operate safely and effectively.' The first event, on April 17, will cover training for 'Pubs, Clubs, and Bars,' and the practices necessary to stay safe. Multiple city departments and nonprofit partners, including the Sacramento Police Department, will be supporting the event. Baker Street West theatre renovating historic courthouse space in Jackson The second event, on April 24, will be a 'Safe Night Out' training and certification program with WEAVE, which educates bar and restaurant staff on sexual assault, sexual harassment, bystander intervention and domestic violence. Registration for this event is encouraged. 'The City is committed to helping nightlife and hospitality businesses thrive by offering tools and resources that promote safety and success,' said the City's Nighttime Economy Manager Tina Lee-Vogt. 'The sessions also serve as a space for businesses to engage with our team and ask questions. To RSVP or ask additional questions, email Madeline Ng at mng@ More information can also be found in the city's website. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
03-04-2025
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Entertainment permit approved by Sacramento City Council
( — The Sacramento City Council approved a new Limited Entertainment Permit that was created to support the city's nighttime, social and creative economies, according to the City of Sacramento. Video Above: GoldenSky country music festival canceled for 2025 Last Tuesday's approval allows smaller businesses to host events without the weight of costs, applications and requirements applied to larger venues. The initiative was established by the Entertainment Service Division and the Office of Nighttime Economy. 'The new Limited Entertainment Permit is a significant step in supporting Sacramento's creative economy,' said Tina Lee-Vogt, Manager of the Office of Nighttime Economy. 'By simplifying the permitting process, we're making it easier for businesses to host live entertainment while ensuring compliance with the City's noise and occupancy standards. This initiative creates more opportunities for local artists and enhances the city's social vibrancy.' Stockton Police share Your Way Registry during World Autism Awareness Day Businesses with an occupancy of 299 or less, can offer events as a secondary operation, according to officials. Establishments will be able to offer live music that ends as late as 10 p.m. on weekdays and 11 p.m. on weekends. Barriers for venues outside of downtown and midtown will also be reduced, allowing entertainment citywide. The permit comes after the Sociable City Assessment and the Sacramento Music Census shared their need for entertainment that creates growth in the local and music scene. The city council will revisit the permit to establish associated fees. An online permitting process is also being worked on to simplify applications for city staff and applicants. Public meetings will also take place to evaluate sound policies, according to the city. The program is expected to launch in May. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
