NAHBS 2019, March 15-17. Who's going?

[ERK55]

Originally Posted by quickfeet

Too far west, anyone know where it’s supposed to be in 2020?

They will let you know approx 5 PM on the last day of the show.

[MikeD]

Sacramento has a lot going on (visit the Crocker Art museum, for example) and has an international airport. There's no need to fly into San Francisco and make the horrible drive to Sacramento, unless you want to visit SF.

[pdmtong]

Friday, which means for the third time I will miss the PL dinner.

[joosttx]

only if its raining.... I rather be riding

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

For all those not bringing a significant other, or maybe even if so, any interest in renting a big AirBnB for the weekend to split?

I can do some hunting...



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Staying with high school buddies. Otherwise, I'd take you up on your offer.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by pdmtong

Friday, which means for the third time I will miss the PL dinner.

Is this actually a thing? We have some people with some very refined taste on this Forum

There's got to be a PL group ride on the American River Bike Path from Old Sac to Folsom...

[livingminimal]

Originally Posted by XXtwindad

Is this actually a thing? We have some people with some very refined taste on this Forum

There's got to be a PL group ride on the American River Bike Path from Old Sac to Folsom...

Super great ride. Temple coffee is in Sacto too which all rides should consider starting/ending at. Or insight. I really like Biergarten too. I just like Sac in general.

[FlashUNC]

Unlikely, barring joostx's point of bad weather or extenuating circumstances.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by livingminimal

Super great ride. Temple coffee is in Sacto too which all rides should consider starting/ending at. Or insight. I really like Biergarten too. I just like Sac in general.

Me too! Midtown is fantastic. One of my buddies from the restaurant days makes the best bread and sandwiches in Sac: Juno's Kitchen. Sacramento summer evenings will always take me back to my youth.

Apologies for the thread drift: any Sacramento natives? El Camino HS Class of '85 here. Family home was in Carmichael for 33 years.

[livingminimal]

Originally Posted by XXtwindad

Me too! Midtown is fantastic. One of my buddies from the restaurant days makes the best bread and sandwiches in Sac: Juno's Kitchen. Sacramento summer evenings will always take me back to my youth.

Yes man, yes! Sacto is a completely underrated food town. Before I went Vegan I had some of the best meals of my life there. In fact, I bet I would even now as a vegan. When I was young, I spent some Summer days up there as a young punk rock kid, skateboarding, getting tattooed, record shopping.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by FlashUNC

Unlikely, barring joostx's point of bad weather or extenuating circumstances.

we can carpool.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by livingminimal

Yes man, yes! Sacto is a completely underrated food town. Before I went Vegan I had some of the best meals of my life there. In fact, I bet I would even now as a vegan. When I was young, I spent some Summer days up there as a young punk rock kid, skateboarding, getting tattooed, record shopping.

Tower Records. On Broadway. And The Beat! (On "H" I think...)

[livingminimal]

Originally Posted by XXtwindad

Tower Records. On Broadway. And The Beat! (On "H" I think...)

That Tower was legend. There was a couple of other shops in mid-townish area where I bought records that for me were transformational.

[Andy sti]

I'll be there! It'll be fun.

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by livingminimal

Yes man, yes! Sacto is a completely underrated food town. Before I went Vegan I had some of the best meals of my life there. In fact, I bet I would even now as a vegan. When I was young, I spent some Summer days up there as a young punk rock kid, skateboarding, getting tattooed, record shopping.

Sun Soil Juice Co is outstanding for raw vegan noms. And there's a really good vegan Thai joint in midtown. Plus the Sac Food Co-Op is better than any grocery store we have in Portland...or anything I've seen in the PacNW really...