Style Magazine - October - El Dorado County Foothills - 2021

| community matters |
Join the El Dorado Hills Arts Association
(eldoradohillsarts.com) for their free, selfguided
Art Studio Tour on October 2-3
from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The event takes attendees
through artists’ studios in El Dorado County
and Folsom to peruse and purchase diverse
displays of works while getting a behindthe-scenes
look at their creative process.
NEW BUSINESSES
on the Block
Historic Folsom’s family-friendly Soap Box Derby
Days is back! From October 16-17, kids (ages 7-20)
are invited to sign up and race on Sutter Street
(from Wool Street to Reading Street). Spectators
can watch from noon-3 p.m. For more info,
visit historicfolsom.org/events-schedule.
Los Angeles-based chain
The NOW Massage,
aka “The NOW”
(thenowmassage.com), is
opening a 2,240-squarefoot
location in the El
Dorado Hills Town Center.
The NOW offers affordably
priced massages like "The
Stretch"—a sports-inspired
treatment designed to
stimulate lymphatic and
circulatory systems,
improve range of motion,
and reduce recovery time.
In addition, customers can
choose "enhancements,"
such as herbal heat therapy
and a prenatal glow.
Ambience Floral Design
& Gifts (ambiencefloral.
com) is moving to a larger
location next month. Sited
at 190 Roseville Parkway,
Suite 160, in Roseville, the
new space will feature a
large selection of plants,
pots, and accessories; a
stem bar where customers
can select fresh flowers
to wrap and take home;
ready-to-purchase
arrangements; and a
shop stocked with fun
gifts like jewelry, candles,
and lotions. In 2022,
they’ll offer classes where
attendees will learn
how to make wreaths,
terrariums, succulent
gardens, and more.
Japanese-inspired donut
chain, Mochi Dough
(mochidoughusa.com) is
expanding to 2791 East
Bidwell Street, Suite
600, in Folsom. Using
rice flour instead of
traditional yeast, their
donuts (flavors include
original glazed, funnel
cake, Biscoff cookie, Thai
tea, and rose garden) are
uniquely airy and chewy
inside with a perfectly
crisp outside. Highend
boba tea company
Bober Tea (boberteausa.
com) is also opening in
the same storefront.
Explore an 1850s tent town while visiting a
mining camp, assay/claims office, gambling
hall, general store, blacksmith, carpentry
shop, laundry, bakery, and more at
Coloma Gold Rush Live from October 8-10.
Admission to the three-day event at Marshall
Gold Discovery State Historic Park is $5
per car and parking is $10. For more info, visit
marshallgold.com/coloma-gold-rush-live.
Disney On Ice is returning to the Golden
1 Center from October 28-31 with Let’s
Celebrate—a monumental ice-skating
spectacular where the legacy of Disney is
displayed through 14 classic and modern stories
full of high-energy choreography, melodious
masterpieces, and breathtaking sets. Show times
vary. For tickets, visit disneyonice.com/letscelebrate/sacramento-ca-golden-1-center.
Ciro's Pizza Café
(cirospizza.com)
relocated to 1300 East
Bidwell Street, Suite 120,
in Folsom. The pizzeria—
famous for their housemade
dough that's
baked in stone-hearth
ovens, locally sourced
veggies, and highquality
ingredients—
has another location
in Citrus Heights.
Camerado Brewing Co.
is coming soon to 2650
Cameron Park Drive,
Suite 370, in Cameron
Park. The neighborhood
brewery will fill 700
square feet inside, with
an additional 700 square
feet outside. Follow
them on Instagram (@
cameradobrewing) for
opening updates.
The Fountains at Roseville
(fountainsatroseville.com)
will soon be welcoming
hair care and color bar
company Madison Reed
(madison-reed.com),
restaurant chain Nick the
Greek (nickthegreeksj.
com), and home décor
retailer The Shade Store
(theshadestore.com).
Follow @fountainsatrsvl
on Instagram for
opening updates.
Heroes Virtual
Reality Adventures
(heroesvradventures.
com)—the region’s
premier virtual reality
(VR) arcade and gaming
destination—has opened
a second location at
731 Pleasant Grove
Boulevard, Suite 165,
in Roseville. Their first
one is sited at 1801
Taylor Road, Suite 130.
Burn Boot Camp
(burnbootcamp.com)—a
community gym focused
on the whole individual—
is opening its newest
franchise in Rocklin
West off Highway 65.
The 7,600-square-foot
center features flexible
membership options,
which are camp-based—
scheduling members for
45-minute sessions that
target different muscle
groups each day of the
week—and include
access to childcare and
focus meetings, which
pair members with a
trainer to share nutrition
guidance and more.
Local fast-casual chain Pete's Restaurant &
Brewhouse (petesrandb.com)—beloved for their
bold, full-flavored pizzas, salads, sandwiches,
burgers, and pastas—is returning to the El
Dorado Hills Town Center this winter. The
3,800-square-foot eatery will include a patio,
updated interior, and possible beer garden.
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