If you've been wanting to explore sides of Sacramento's music, food, and fine art scenes yet not sure where to begin, you might want to tune in.

On Sat., March 19, Two Rivers Cider will host the first ever Sacramento Infinity Festival from 12-9:30 p.m., with music led by local Americana band Loose Engines + food curated by Brian Guido, founder of the Sacramento Bacon Fest. .

Admission is free, but a $10 donation is suggested. Funds raised will benefit Sacramento’s MusicLandria — a musical instrument loan + performance space that provides regional musicians a platform to practice — and Girls Rock Sacramento, which provides a safe and inclusive music environment for youth and adults who identify as women, non-binary, or gender non-conforming.

🥁 Entertainment

Music will be playing all-day across three different stages. Here are some of the local musicians already announced.

Mike Blanchard and the Californios | Country
Natalie Cortez Band | Singer-songwriter
Mondo Deco | Garage rock
Josh & Damon from Forever Goldrush | Rockabilly
Leaping Blennies | Rockabilly
San Kasagascar | Folk + rock

🍕 Food

Sacramento’s food scene should never be taken lightly, especially when Sacramento Bacon Fest founder Brian Guido is teaming up with other local chefs. Check out a few of the festival’s food options.

Chavious Pizza | Artisanal pizzas
Jane Dough Sweets | Specialty desserts
Fusion Alley | Pupusas

🖼 Local artists

Don't pass up this opportunity to see Lego dioramas, a luthier (maker of stringed instruments) + other local creators.

Eric Affonso | Sculptor + sign maker
LaurieAnne Blanchard | Painter
Tara Elizabeth | Photographer