Sacramento Memorial Auditorium
4.5$$· ModerateA historic downtown venue for live music, performances, and civic events
Opened in 1927, the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium is a historic 3,850-seat venue in downtown Sacramento. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it features classic architectural details paired with upgraded acoustics and seating. Today, it regularly hosts concerts, live entertainment, graduations, and major community gatherings.
History
Opened in 1926, the auditorium was built to honor the veterans of World War I and has since served as a significant cultural center in the community.
Expert notes
- Arrive early to find parking and avoid the rush.
- Check for any specific entry requirements for certain events.
- Bring a light jacket as the auditorium can get cool during performances.
- Familiarize yourself with the event layout to optimize your experience.
- Consider using public transportation to avoid parking hassles.
Features
- Accessible facilities
- Box office on-site
- Catering services available for events
- Close proximity to public transport
- Ornate architectural details
- Restroom facilities
- Seating capacity of over 3,000
- State-of-the-art sound system
More things to do in Sacramento
Old Sacramento Waterfront$Explore Sacramento's historic Gold Rush waterfront district along the river
River Walk ParkFreeScenic waterfront promenade offering panoramic views of downtown Sacramento's skyline
California State Railroad MuseumFreeExplore America's rich rail history through restored historic locomotives in Sacramento
The Sacramento African American MuseumFreeDiscover rich African American art, history, and heritage in Sacramento.
Elk Grove Regional ParkFreeA vibrant regional park with sports fields, a lake, and trails
Ziggurat BuildingFreeStriking stepped pyramid office building along the West Sacramento waterfront