Live Action Music
Sacramento recording studio at 2600 X St for artist sessions, podcasts, voiceover, live streams and photo/video shoots.
Local Businesses · Sacramento
Restaurants, bars, shops and services we’re proud to put in the beam. Locally owned, from Midtown and beyond.
Local businesses that help keep Light The Beam going. Tap one for hours, location and what’s on nearby.
Sacramento recording studio at 2600 X St for artist sessions, podcasts, voiceover, live streams and photo/video shoots.
Digital menu boards and signage for Sacramento businesses, with a free plan funded by a local screen ad network.
Full-service civil law firm with a Capitol Avenue office, handling business, litigation, real estate, injury and tax matters.
Sacramento agency at 2600 X St for websites, marketing, consulting and lead generation; parent company of Edit My TV.
Longtime Lavender Heights LGBTQ+ bar on L Street with strong pours, a pool table, a jukebox and a back patio.
Sacramento's first distillery since Prohibition, with a cocktail bar and brunch spot that overlooks its 400-gallon still.
Folsom laser light show company that builds its own projectors and produced the purple beam over Kings games.
Midtown Spanish restaurant serving tapas, paella and sangria since 1994, with live Spanish guitar.
Three-generation family supplier of ready-mix concrete, concrete blocks and landscape materials, with plants in Elk Grove and Roseville.
Family-run Italian trattoria in Bradshaw Square making most dishes in-house, including the pasta and bread.
Orangevale brewery and scratch kitchen that grew out of the Pasta a la Mode food truck, pouring house beers with pasta and pizza.
Tropical-themed cocktail bar, restaurant and nightclub on K Street with live DJs, drag shows and weekly events.
Midtown bar and kitchen since 2004 with scratch-made food, craft beer, weekend brunch, a patio and weekly open mics.
Rancho Cordova auto repair shop handling maintenance, brakes, diagnostics and engine and transmission work, with online booking.
Downtown Mexican restaurant and bar on Cesar Chavez Plaza with a heated patio, weekend brunch and happy hour.
Court-reporter-owned firm handling depositions, hearings and trials, with legal video and free conference rooms in Sacramento and Roseville.
Citrus Heights custom merch shop doing screen printing, embroidery, design, promo products and banners for businesses and groups.
Rocklin bookkeeper Sean Shertzer handles QuickBooks cleanup, monthly books and tax-season prep for small businesses.
Owner-run Sacramento painting contractor for interiors, exteriors, cabinets and small commercial jobs, using Sherwin-Williams paint.
Independent Citrus Heights body shop since 2007 for collision repair, paint, glass and fleets, working for the driver, not insurers.
Family-owned Sacramento water well contractor for drilling, pump service, inspections and water testing across Northern California.
Midtown indoor cycling studio run by four sisters since 2012, with full-body rides that add upper-body and core work.
DoCo rooftop bar and restaurant with skyline views, house cocktails, weekday happy hour and weekend brunch above K Street.
Arden Way soft-tissue clinic where Marcus Curry uses Active Release Techniques and myofascial work for pain and mobility.
A local charter company that runs party buses, minibuses and sprinter vans around Sacramento and on wine-country trips.
Michelin-listed Italian with house-made pasta, West Coast seafood and a deep Italian wine list, served as three- to five-course menus.
A full breakfast and brunch spot known for pancakes, French toast and large breakfast burritos, with mimosas and cocktails at the bar.
One of Midtown's longest-running dance bars, with DJs and themed nights.
Sacramento's oldest bookstore, open since 1936, about 90% used books and movies.
The family-run Clarksburg winery offers a 90-minute seated tasting on the Home Ranch deck, plus a picnic option in the Chardonnay vineyard.
A cocktail bar a few blocks down R Street with a laid-back crowd.
Admission is free. You can see restored historic offices and the rotunda, then walk the trees and memorials of Capitol Park, which is open every day.
Local roaster in the R Street corridor, a short walk from Beers Books.
Chef Brad Cecchi's relaxed East Sac restaurant serves globally inspired small plates made for sharing.
An independent bookstore on K Street right next door to the Crest Theatre, in the middle of downtown.
A neighborhood roaster in East Sac, a good stop after Wild Sisters.
A rooftop bar on top of the Hyatt Centric with downtown views, craft cocktails and shareable small plates.
The Crocker joins a restored Victorian mansion to a large modern wing, with California art, European drawings and rotating exhibitions.
A K Street bar with a big tank above the bar where mermaids swim shows every 30 minutes starting at 7:30 PM.
Ella serves a farm-to-fork lunch a couple of blocks from the Capitol lawn.
A brewery taproom with indoor and outdoor seating and a long list of house beers.
Modern soul food with a vegan menu and a cocktail bar, rooted in Oak Park.
Open since 1939 and two blocks from the Capitol, Frank Fat's is the city's oldest operating restaurant and a longtime lunch spot for legislators.
A small amusement park with a carousel, a train and a kiddie coaster.
Scooping since 1940, with 40-plus flavors made from an old high-butterfat recipe under the neon Jugglin' Joe sign.
Chicken kebab plates and gyros on K Street, a short walk from Dive Bar.
The closest full-service hotel option for State Fair and other Cal Expo events.
For local business owners
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