SACRED Arts Festival, presented by Running Strong for American Indian Youth®, is a two-day event in the heart of Sacramento that will celebrate Native art, culture, and community. Immerse yourself in live mural painting. Join us for indigenous film screenings and live musical performances. Explore vendor booths showcasing crafts, jewelry, and art. Discover local Sacramento food and beverage. We are creating a platform to honor and represent Native artists and communities, while sharing the richness of Native culture and contemporary art with the wider public.
Running Strong for American Indian Youth was co-founded in 1986 by Billy Mills (Oglala Lakota) who dreamt of uplifting Native Communities. Running Strong now reaches dozens of tribal communities in more than 30 states with focus areas including clean water access, critical needs, food sovereignty and security, cultural preservation, youth programming, and the arts.
We are excited to continue expanding our mission, and our footprint by presenting the first ever SACRED Arts Festival in Sacramento this Spring.
Running Strong for American Indian Youth was co-founded in 1986 by Billy Mills (Oglala Lakota) who dreamt of uplifting Native Communities. Running Strong now reaches dozens of tribal communities in more than 30 states with focus areas including clean water access, critical needs, food sovereignty and security, cultural preservation, youth programming, and the arts.
We are excited to continue expanding our mission, and our footprint by presenting the first ever SACRED Arts Festival in Sacramento this Spring.
Location
César Chávez Plaza
910 I St, Sacramento, CA 95814
910 I St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Date & Time
April 13 & 14 2024
12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Festival
César Chávez Plaza
910 I St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Festival is open 12pm-9pm on April 13th, and April 14th, 2024. One day and two day tickets are available.
Food and beverage, including beer and wine, are available for purchase inside the park.
Ticket price includes access to live music and film screenings. Event is rain or shine.
Festival is open 12pm-9pm on April 13th, and April 14th, 2024. One day and two day tickets are available.
Food and beverage, including beer and wine, are available for purchase inside the park.
Ticket price includes access to live music and film screenings. Event is rain or shine.
transportation
Parking Garages & Public transit
There are many transportation options that will get you within a two block radius of Cesar Chavez Plaza, including paid parking garages, metered street parking, valets, and public transit.
The Citizen Hotel is located directly across the street from festival entry will provide valet parking for $49 per day.
Street parking starts at $1.75 an hour, generally parking is free on Sundays. Parking Garages will set hourly rates and may have deals for half or full days. Click here to download the ParkMobile App to find and pay for parking.
The Blue Line, Gold line, and Green lines of the Sacramento Light rail run near by, and the City bus stops right across the street.
Click here for a list of near by Parking Garages, and Transit Stops.
The Citizen Hotel is located directly across the street from festival entry will provide valet parking for $49 per day.
Street parking starts at $1.75 an hour, generally parking is free on Sundays. Parking Garages will set hourly rates and may have deals for half or full days. Click here to download the ParkMobile App to find and pay for parking.
The Blue Line, Gold line, and Green lines of the Sacramento Light rail run near by, and the City bus stops right across the street.
Click here for a list of near by Parking Garages, and Transit Stops.
hotel
Citizen hotel
Our recommended place to stay is the Citizen Hotel, conveniently located just across the street from Cesar Chavez Plaza. Unwind in luxurious suites with ample amenities and impressive views of downtown Sacramento. Explore the city and all it has to offer from a prime locale. Take an inspiring culinary adventure at Grange Restaurant & Bar, known for seasonal menus featuring only the freshest locally sourced ingredients.
Volunteer
Join us in supporting and celebrating Native culture, and community. Allies welcome.
register
Looking for local Indigenous mural painters, artisans, crafters, jewelry makers,
groups and organizations to host a vendor booth.
groups and organizations to host a vendor booth.
