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1849 The Scene is an open lawn event space located in Old Sacramento State Historic Park, bordered by I St, J St, Front St and Commonwealth Alley. This outdoor venue is known for its flexible configurations, hosting a range of events from large public gatherings like Waterfront Days to Jubilee-related activities. With no fixed seating, temporary seating may be installed as needed, allowing event planners to tailor the space to each occasion.
Whether you're organizing a concert, festival, or community event, 1849 The Scene offers a historic backdrop and ample room for attendees. The surrounding neighborhood blends Sacramento’s rich history with modern amenities, making it a convenient and memorable location for guests.
Location and Layout
Address: I & J Streets, Old Sacramento, CA 95814
The outdoor lawn area sits within Old Sacramento State Historic Park, providing a scenic setting framed by historic streets and the Sacramento River district. Availability and setup are event-dependent, with temporary seating introduced as required by the production.
Parking, Transit & Accessibility
- Parking: Abundant covered parking is available nearby, with the main structure at 3rd & J Streets. On-street parking is limited, so plan ahead and consider rideshare options or parking in the nearby structures.
- Transit: The venue is accessible via SacRT light rail (Blue and Gold lines) with nearby stations, and multiple bus lines serve the area. Check local transit maps for the best route to Old Sacramento.
- Accessibility: As an open lawn space, the venue offers accessible routes and on-site accommodations as determined by the event setup. If you have specific accessibility needs, contact the event organizer for details on pathing and facilities.
Nearby Hotels & Restaurants
- Kimpton Sawyer Hotel — 500 J Street
- Delta King Riverboat — 1000 Front Street
- Holiday Inn Capitol Plaza — 300 J Street
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Riverfront Promenade — 100 Capitol Mall
For convenient lodging and dining, we recommend checking partner hotels and local favorites nearby the 1849 Scene. These partners offer reliable options for guests attending events in Old Sacramento and can provide negotiated rates or special packages for event-goers.
Nearby Dining & Affiliate Partners
- Partner Hotel Restaurants: Kimpton Sawyer Hotel and Embassy Suites offer on-site dining options with varied cuisine.
- Nearby Eateries: A range of Sacramento’s historic district restaurants are within walking distance for pre- or post-event dining. Consider partnering with local affiliate dining programs for exclusive reservations or deals.
We’ve got you covered with trusted hotel and dining partners to simplify your visit. If you’d like recommendations tailored to your event date, party size, and budget, we can connect you with our affiliate partners for effortless planning.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- outdoor space: 1849 Scene is an open lawn area within Old Sacramento State Historic Park, bordered by I St, J St, Front St and Commonwealth Alley; capacity described as several thousand.
- address/location: I & J Streets, Old Sacramento, CA 95814.
- venue type: outdoor event space (no fixed seating; configurations are event-dependent).
- seating/chart: no permanent seating; events may install temporary seating as needed.
- parking: abundant covered parking near the park (main structure at 3rd & J Streets); limited on-street parking.
- transit: accessible via SacRT light rail (Blue and Gold lines) with nearby stations; multiple bus lines serve the area.
- nearby hotels: Kimpton Sawyer Hotel (500 J Street), Delta King Riverboat (1000 Front Street), Holiday Inn Capitol Plaza (300 J Street), Embassy Suites Riverfront Promenade (100 Capitol Mall).
- notable events hosted: Waterfront Days and other large public gatherings; Jubilee has historically used the 1849 Scene area.
- demolition/renaming: the 1849 Scene remains in use and has not been demolished or renamed; it is ongoing as part of Old Sacramento.