Third Thursdays at Old Sacramento Waterfront is a free monthly evening event celebrating local artists, makers, and small businesses in Sacramento’s historic riverfront district. On the third Thursday of every month from 4–8 PM, visitors can explore live demonstrations, open studios, creative workshops, and after-hours shopping throughout Old Sacramento.
Check out the map below for all participating businesses!
Third Thursdays at Old Sacramento Waterfront, invite you to rediscover Old Sacramento in a whole new way. On the third Thursday of each month from 4–8 PM, local artists, makers, and merchants open their doors for an evening of creativity and exploration. From live artistry and hands-on workshops to special finds and after-hours experiences, each visit offers something new to uncover. Come see what’s being made, meet the people behind it, and discover the creative side of Old Sacramento, yours to rediscover.
March 19th Locations:
- Artists Collaborative Gallery
How to Make Fun & Charming Slugs with Clay
Featuring Artist Crystal Hollister
- Super Silver
Build Your Own Good Luck Charm Bracelet
- Ink & Image
Design your own mousepad
- LiBush International Connections Africa
At the Table with LiBush Shop the Table & Take Home Flowers - Stage Nine
Preview Hawthorne’s Hideout
Immersive Experience - Studio Marana
Open Studio with Laurel Marana
- EcoJoyous
Make Your Own Mystical Magical Candles
Featuring Artist Olivia Williams - Hello Sunshine Collective
Upcycled Denim Fashion Show
Featuring Artist Jesus Zavala - The Parliament Wine Lounge
Crafting with Wine Corks - Threadeco
Customize Your Own Purse or Hat at Our DIY Patch Bar - Atrium 916
Sculpt with Clay, Paint a Canvas or Tote Bag
FAQ – Third Thursdays in Old Sacramento
Is Third Thursdays free?
Yes, the event is free and open to the public.
Where is Third Thursdays located?
Throughout participating businesses in Old Sacramento Waterfront in downtown Sacramento.
What can you do at Third Thursdays?
Visitors can watch live demonstrations, participate in workshops, meet local artists, shop from makers, and explore the historic district.