POP-UP PANELS
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* Food for Thought: Meatless Meats, Plant-Based Dairy and the New Alt-Proteins - What California companies, chefs, scientists and foodies are doing to reimagine and redesign animal- and animal-free proteins, at Antiquite Midtown on January 21, 2020
* Food for Thought: Getting “Farm to Fork” into California’s Public Schools - What school districts are doing — and what Californians can do - to get fresher, healthier food onto students plates, at Fitsom Studios on September 25, 2019
* Why You Should Visit Here: Travel and Tourism in the Central Valley - tourism boosters in local Farm to Fork hotspots talk about how their efforts are drawing more people to town — and how that’s affecting local residents — at Antiquite Midtown on July 10, 2019
* Blockchain and Cryptocurrency: What the Hell Are They, and How California Wants Us to Use Them - how the technology called blockchain — currently best known for creating cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin — is being looked at by California government and businesses to shake things up, at Ruhstaller on April 17, 2019
* The Future of Transportation in Sacramento - reps from the City of Sacramento and Sacramento Regional Transit talk about bikes, scooters, ride shares, shuttle buses and electrifying cars at Ruhstaller on April 8, 2019
* Getting Economic Growth to the Neighborhoods that Need It - city officials, nonprofits and entrepreneurs talk about how they’re trying to bring good jobs, boost incomes and improve Sacramento’s underserved areas, at Antiquite Midtown on February 27, 2019
* An Assessment of Sacramento's Music Scene - local music professionals describe where it's at, where it should go, at CLARA on June 25, 2018
* What Is Sacramento Style? - the city's tastemakers discuss whether we even have a style yet at CLARA on April 6, 2018
* The Future of Downtown Sacramento - talking with the people who are building and revitalizing the area at Crocker Museum on November 30, 2017
* The Impact of Street Art in Sacramento - discussion about the "Wide Open Walls" festival at Beatnik Studios on August 16, 2017
* Reforming California's Environmental Quality Act - part 4 of our "California's Crazy Housing Market" series at Graciano's on May 13, 2017
* The Good and the Bad of Gentrification - part 3 of our "California's Crazy Housing Market" series at the Brickhouse Gallery on March 26, 2017
* Is "Affordable Housing" an Oxymoron Here? - part 2 of our "California's Crazy Housing Market" series at the Brickhouse Gallery on March 17, 2017
* Sex, Love, Dating and Relationships - talking about affairs of the heart at CLARA on February 14, 2017
* Why Are California's Housing Costs So Damn High - real estate experts discuss the state's crazy housing market at CLARA on February 5, 2017
* Innovation City - CEOs, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists discuss whether Sacramento is one at the CLARA Auditorium on January 27, 2017
* The Future of Food - a discussion about how Yolo County is shaping AgTech, at Sudwerk in Davis on November 15, 2016
* Revitalizing the Sacramento Riverfront - talking about the riverfront at our waterfront venue, the Barn in West Sacramento, on October 15, 2016
* Future of California Craft Beer - brewmasters and beer tastemakers talk at the Barn in West Sacramento on September 15, 2016