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Sacramento's 'Calling All Dreamers' business contest selects group of 10 to advance

Ten business concepts are moving forward in the “Calling All Dreamers” contest aimed at helping entrepreneurs create a thriving business in downtown Sacramento.

Small business wins support from nonprofit to open storefront in Sacramento

An up-and-coming business will get support from a nonprofit to help open up a storefront in Sacramento. Dipped N Color Splat Studio won the Downtown Sacramento Foundation's "Calling All Dreamers" business incubator program.

Old Sacramento Waterfront Sign - Sacramento Magazine

Have you seen the new custom-designed LED neon-inspired sign for Old Sacramento Waterfront? It was lighted in mid-June to much fanfare.

Most Admired CEO honoree: Mike Testa, Visit Sacramento - Sacramento Business Journal

New Restaurant: Nash & Proper - Sacramento Magazine

Sac Downtown Partnership's Competition for Aspiring Entrepreneurs | NewsRadio KFBK | The Afternoon News with Kitty O'Neal

By Kitty O'Neal, News 93.1 KFBK Jul 27, 2021 Listen: Emily Hoffman, Communications Specialist with Downtown Sacramento Partnership Downtown Sacramento Foundation (DSF) is encouraging aspiring entrepreneurs to submit their big ideas in the exciting annual Calling All Dreamers retail business competition for a chance to win a coveted business start-up package valued at nearly $100,000 – including $20,000 in cash – to open a storefront in downtown Sacramento. Applications can be submitted online at CallingAllDreamers.org beginning Monday, July 26, 2021, through 5 p.m. PST on August 16, 2021.  Former Calling All Dreamer winners currently operating shops and storefronts in downtown Sacramento include the following: Nash & Proper (2019), NEO Escape Rooms (2018) and The Allspicery (2015). Also, former

Aspiring entrepreneurs invited to submit big ideas

A new neon sign will soon light up Old Sacramento Waterfront

Sactown Magazine February 26, 2021 Rendering courtesy of Old Sacramento Waterfront A new “Old Sacramento Waterfront” neon sign is set to be installed later this year atop the California State Railroad Museum, beckoning southbound drivers on I-5 to stop by for a visit. The sign will stand 26 feet tall and 45 feet wide and is expected to be illuminated with a combination of neo-neon (read: LED) and old-school neon tubes of gold, red and teal. Commissioned by Downtown Sacramento Partnership (in partnership with California State Parks, the California State Railroad Museum and Foundation, and the Harvego Family Foundation), the sign was designed by Sacramento-based Pacific Neon Company, whose work includes refurbishing the six historic neon signs hanging inside the Golden 1 Center (including those for Tower Records and Shakey’s Pizza) and creating the new Broadway sign installed in February 2020 at the corner of X and 3rd streets, along with lighted signage atop downtown’s Pizza Rock and the Esquire IMAX Theatre.