Who’s buried there and what’s their story? Find out Saturday during a free guided tour at Sacramento’s Historic City Cemetery. (Photo: Debbie Arrington) Cemetery’s ‘Mausoleum’ tour spotlights early history Consider these tales from the...
Walk through the Historic City Cemetery on Saturday while learning about some of the more bizarre deaths that put people there. (Photo: Kathy Morrison) ‘ A Dozen Ways to Die’ highlights unusual tales from...
See Sacramento’s famous Historic City Cemetery in summer bloom during this free tour. (Photo: Debbie Arrington) Cemetery offers free tour devoted to yesteryear’s news makers Learn about headline makers of Sacramento’s early days during...
Here’s how the Historic City Cemetery looked in June, with all the arbors removed and most of the rose bushes cut down. (Photos courtesy Preserve The Cemetery’s Beauty) At 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16,...
Take an evening tour of the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery and learn about the city’s early black history. (Photo: Kathy Morrison) Historic City Cemetery offers unique look at Sacramento’s black history Learn early and...
Lady Hillingdon is among the roses offered for sale. Volunteers propagate cemetery roses each year for the Open Garden sale, which was canceled this year. (Photos: Debbie Arrington) Big event was canceled; volunteers offer...
The rose garden is one of 16 sites at the Sherwood Demonstration Garden. (Photo courtesy UCCE Master Gardeners of El Dorado County) Master gardeners’ site, Sacramento cemetery offer free events Saturday Did you miss...
This rose is known as Upper Lake Cemetery Pink, a hybrid perpetual rose. These and others are now in full bloom at the Historic City Cemetery. (Photos: Debbie Arrington) Gloire des Rosomanes, aka Ragged...
Sacramento’s Historic City Cemetery starts its tour season Feb. 23. (Photo: Courtesy Historic City Cemetery) City Cemetery starts tour season Saturday; first garden event March 30 Learn Sacramento history while getting some exercise and...
Butterflies flit in the salvia at the Historic City Cemetery. Grow plants that pollinators like and they will follow. (Photos: Kathy Morrison) It’s not just bees we want to stick around On a May...