A Fresh New Name and Exciting Line-up for the 2018 Sacramento LGBTQ Film Festival 
Celebrating its 27th anniversary, BENT-Sacramento International LGBTQ Film Festival is a spectacular community and cultural event consisting of three days of LGBTQ film, local food, beer, wine and live entertainment.
BENT Film Fest takes place Friday through Sunday, October 12-14, 2018, at the Crest Theatre (1013 K Street) in downtown Sacramento. BENT Film Fest takes place in October each year coinciding with the national LGBTQ History Month, an observance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history, and the history of gay rights.
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Our Annual Arts and Entertainment Issue is Out Now!
This year the Sacramento International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (SIGLFF) has officially changed their name to the BENT Film Festival. Along with the new name comes a new look that we are featuring on our cover. It’s fun and colorful, just like the film festival. Check out what Chris Narloch has to say about this year's movies on page 23.
DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO ICE RINK OPENS NOVEMBER 2
27th season of Sacramento’s premier outdoor ice rink to kick off the holiday tradition
The Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink returns Friday, Nov. 2, 2018, to St. Rose of Lima Park in the heart of downtown Sacramento. Open daily through Monday, Jan. 21, 2019, the Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink offers visitors an enhanced skating experience with rink improvements, extended operating hours and more exciting special events than ever before.
See Rocker Joan Jett On The Big Screen
By Chris Narloch
If you’re a fan of the iconic rocker Joan Jett (and who isn’t?), you can take a “hump day” entertainment break this Wednesday (9/26/18) evening and see “Bad Reputation,” the acclaimed new documentary about her life and career.
The documentary takes viewers on a journey through Joan Jett’s world, from her early years as founder of The Runaways to her status as rock icon, and this special version of the film will come packaged with an exclusive, brand new solo performance by Joan made specifically for early screenings.
“The Wolves” At Cap Stage Has Bite
By Chris Narloch, photos by Charr Crail.
If you’re looking for an interesting play to see this weekend (or anytime before the end of September) check out Sarah DeLappe’s “The Wolves” at Sacramento’s Capital Stage.
The brisk, 90-minute, intermission-free drama is about young women who play soccer, and it stars nine talented actresses who had me convinced that a real-life female sports team had wandered in off the street to warm up and practice before their game.
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