Are you ready for some women's football? Even though the Sacramento Sirens, the local professional woman’s football team, doesn't kick off the new season until next April or so, like any pro sports team, they’re working year-round to put a better product on the field. On Saturday, Nov. 6 and Dec. 4, the Sirens will hold tryouts for next year’s team of prospective football players and future superstars of the gridiron at Will Rogers Jr. High School. Will Rogers is located at 4924 Dewey Drive in Fair Oaks. After 10 years of banging helmets in Sacramento, several of the longtime stalwarts are retiring this season, which will open up many new spots on the team for prospective players. The S

The fliers and advertisements promised big things: “Local arts, crafts and fashion vendors will descend upon K Street, transforming downtown Sacramento into a bustling creative district.” On Saturday, Sacramento News and Review hosted the inaugural Third Saturday Creative Block Party and nudged K Street in the right direction. Despite the scorching heat, more than 40 aspiring clothing and jewelry designers, artists and local businesses set up shop along K Street. “I think it’s wonderful of SN&R to have done this…it brings life to the downtown area. We’re so happy to be here,” said Ginger Wong, president of Transformations Makeup Institute, did makeup, hair and glitter tattoos. Both asp

All photos taken by Paula Aguirre   Meshugga Chic Vintage Clothing Insurgent Arts of Paul Imagine Musical Charis performing on main stage on 10th Street Atelier's sidewalk shop Tammy Valles of Transformations Makeup Institute   ICUP Comedy Troupe and audience participant Biodegradable water bottles from Green Sol Juli's Jewels   Palm reader Linda Austin Candy Glass magnets by Christie Vicars Candy Glass tiles by Christie Vicars Sacramento News & Review Newsstand Project Magic Salon Glitter tattoo by Transformations Audience/News 10 watching ICUP's performance Just Beecauze by Erlinda Cobb Hesam Rahmanian's exhibition at Art ten20 gallery