Sutter’s Fort
October 25, 2024
food + beer + wine + spirits
Sutter’s Fort is located at 2701 L Street, Sacramento, California
Sutter’s Fort is located at 2701 L Street, Sacramento, California.
Bites ~ local restaurants and food trucks
Enjoy signature bites from local restaurants and food trucks to see what sets them apart from other establishments.
Bites ~ local restaurants and food trucks
Enjoy signature bites from local restaurants and food trucks to see what sets them apart from other establishments.
Sip & Savor
Farm to Fort is where guests can sip, savor, mix and mingle their way through a vast number of wine, beer, and spirits vendors.
Sip & Savor
Farm to Fort is where guests can sip, savor, mix and mingle their way through a vast number of wine, beer, and spirits vendors.
Entertainment
We are excited to announce that this year’s LIVE music will be Island of Black and White for our Halloween themed event!
A fusion of rock, funk, blues, folk and reggae, IBW emerged from the foothills of El Dorado County in 2004…. As solid contributors to the local music scene in and around Sacramento for over a decade, Island of Black and White has established itself as a soulful, musical powerhouse. Having played for the heaving crowd of thousands…their music has gained a substantial and loyal following. IBW delivers high energy performances, playing a large variety of music, including originals and covers…and their energy is shared with the entire crowd. It is an experience, like no other!
We will also have a raffle the night of the event, as well!
Music
Award winning DJ Eddie Z from Sacramento will be onsite playing tunes all night long. He knows people and he knows music!
The Venue
The history of the Sacramento area, and the people, is rich in heritage, culture and tradition. This area was, and still is, the Tribal land of the Nisenan people. Sacramento was a gathering place for many local Tribes who have lived throughout the central valley and the foothills for generations and were the original stewards of this land. We would like to acknowledge the Southern Maidu people to the North, the Valley and Plains Miwok/ Me-Wuk Peoples to the south of the American River, and the Patwin Wintun Peoples to the west of the Sacramento River. We would also like to honor the Wilton Rancheria, the only federally recognized tribe in Sacramento County. We acknowledge that we are standing on the tribal lands of Sacramento’s Indigenous people.
Sutter’s Fort catalyzed a pattern of change in California. The purpose of Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park is to make available to all people an inclusive, complex, and accurate representation of the Fort’s role in the colonization of California. The Fort enticed immigration and sparked the gold-rush, leading to the disruption of life and loss of traditional homeland for Indigenous people who still found ways to persevere. The Fort is central to the state of California’s complicated and sometimes dark past, but it is also the key to developing an inclusive future.
The mission of interpretation at Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park is to create a laboratory of learning to empower all visitors to discover an inclusive, complex, and accurate history of Sutter’s Fort and California in order to develop deeper understanding and personal meanings in the events of the past.
We acknowledge that we are standing on the tribal lands of Sacramento’s Indigenous people.
Sutter’s Fort is located at 2701 L Street, in Sacramento, California.
The Venue
The history of the Sacramento area, and the people, is rich in heritage, culture and tradition. This area was, and still is, the Tribal land of the Nisenan people. Sacramento was a gathering place for many local Tribes who have lived throughout the central valley and the foothills for generations and were the original stewards of this land. We would like to acknowledge the Southern Maidu people to the North, the Valley and Plains Miwok/ Me-Wuk Peoples to the south of the American River, and the Patwin Wintun Peoples to the west of the Sacramento River. We would also like to honor the Wilton Rancheria, the only federally recognized tribe in Sacramento County. We acknowledge that we are standing on the tribal lands of Sacramento’s Indigenous people.
Sutter’s Fort catalyzed a pattern of change in California. The purpose of Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park is to make available to all people an inclusive, complex, and accurate representation of the Fort’s role in the colonization of California. The Fort enticed immigration and sparked the gold-rush, leading to the disruption of life and loss of traditional homeland for Indigenous people who still found ways to persevere. The Fort is central to the state of California’s complicated and sometimes dark past, but it is also the key to developing an inclusive future.
The mission of interpretation at Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park is to create a laboratory of learning to empower all visitors to discover an inclusive, complex, and accurate history of Sutter’s Fort and California in order to develop deeper understanding and personal meanings in the events of the past.
We acknowledge that we are standing on the tribal lands of Sacramento’s Indigenous people.
Sutter’s Fort is located at 2701 L Street, in Sacramento, California.
Entertainment
We are excited to announce that this year’s LIVE music will be Island of Black and White for our Halloween themed event!
A fusion of rock, funk, blues, folk and reggae, IBW emerged from the foothills of El Dorado County in 2004…. As solid contributors to the local music scene in and around Sacramento for over a decade, Island of Black and White has established itself as a soulful, musical powerhouse. Having played for the heaving crowd of thousands…their music has gained a substantial and loyal following. IBW delivers high energy performances, playing a large variety of music, including originals and covers…and their energy is shared with the entire crowd. It is an experience, like no other!
We will also have a raffle the night of the event, as well!
Award winning DJ Eddie Z from Sacramento will be onsite playing tunes all night long. He knows people and he knows music!
Beneficiary
The generosity of attendees and vendors benefit Runnin’ for Rhett. Runnin’ for Rhett owns Farm to Fort, and 100% of the event proceeds directly fund our Youth Fitness Program allowing thousands of children each year to participate. Find out more about Runnin’ for Rhett and our Youth Fitness Program here.
Beneficiary
The generosity of attendees and vendors benefit Runnin’ for Rhett. Runnin’ for Rhett owns Farm to Fort, and 100% of the event proceeds directly fund our Youth Fitness Program allowing thousands of children each year to participate. Find out more about Runnin’ for Rhett and our Youth Fitness Program here.
