Caught Tramp Stamps in Roseville

Ohh my, a rare double Tramp Stamp sighting.

Sacramento nightclub Social update

So Sacramento’s hottest nightclub to open is slated for Thursday, October 9th! Of course if you haven’t heard the buzz this is going to be the hottest thing to hit Sacramento. It’s located at 1000 K Street; in the Cosmopolitan Building at 10th & K Streets in downtown Sacramento.

So whats it gonna be like:

The great web site  http://www.twinsoup.com says: its a “San Francisco Redroom meets Blush” inspired ambiance, glowing alabaster bar, and crystalline rosewood veneer walls. also plan on socializing under the stars and take in the City views on top the 2nd story outdoor veranda.

So with little then a month left, be prepared for the hot new spot Sacramento!

Old Sacramento Nightlife

Wow, what has happened in old Sacramento! This should be the destination spot for people looking to go out and party! Well after a visit this past weekend, it has become a let down.

We went to several of the bars and clubs that night , from 2 grand saloon, to Fanny Ann’s and even tunnel 21. None were being run correctly. Kinda like on auto pilot.

The only one that seemed to be a good running place that night was O’Mallys.

I will go back in a few weeks to see if it was a fluke…..

Ruby Dee and The Snakehandlers

So You  want some different Alternative Music. You might want to check out Alt-Country Combo, Ruby Dee and The Snakehandlers on October 10, at Old Ironsides in Sacramento.

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DUI checkpoints in the Sacramento area

First you should not drink and drive, but I’m one to have a beer, or glass of wine with dinner and as you know if the cop asks you and you say yes I had a glass of wine with dinner your most likely are going to get tested.

With that said, sac bee had this to say about this weekend.

Sacramento area law-enforcement agencies will be on the lookout for drunken drivers this weekend, part of a nationwide crackdown on impaired drivers that begins today.

The crackdown begins today and will continue through Sept. 1

Sacramento and Rancho Cordova police, along with officers from eight Yolo County law-enforcement agencies, are among the local authorities participating in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s nationwide campaign, titled “Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest.”

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