Sacramento Convention Center Complex, Convention and entertainment complex in downtown Sacramento, California
The Sacramento Convention Center Complex is a multi-venue facility in downtown Sacramento that serves conventions, conferences, and entertainment events. It includes spaces for exhibitions, performances, meetings, and special events across several connected buildings.
The complex began with the Memorial Auditorium, completed in 1927 and listed as a historic landmark. The building closed temporarily in 1986 but later reopened after improvements, and additional modern facilities were added afterward.
The performing arts center hosts touring artists, the local ballet company, and the philharmonic orchestra throughout the year. These venues have become important gathering places where residents and visitors experience music, dance, and theater together.
The complex occupies several blocks downtown with parking available and public transportation access. Check which building your event is in ahead of time since performances, conventions, and exhibitions happen in different venues across the site.
The oldest structure on site, the 1927 Memorial Auditorium, underwent a complete restoration after decades of disuse and continues operating today. This revival shows how historic buildings can be adapted for contemporary use without losing their original character.
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