Designed by famed architect Rudolph Herold and completed in 1920, the Sacramento Masonic Temple is one of the city’s most breathtaking architectural gems. Its terra-cotta façade, stained-glass windows, and ornate pilasters create a timeless exterior, while inside, soaring ceilings, marble staircases, and decorative moldings infuse every event with dramatic elegance.
Grand Ballroom & Auditorium: Seats up to 499 guests, originally designed for 1,200. Perfect for weddings, concerts, galas, or corporate celebrations.
Historic Lodge Rooms: Wood-paneled, coffered ceilings and a rich sense of intimacy—ideal for lounges, cocktail hours, or themed gatherings.
Lobby & Mezzanine: Marble staircases, vintage lighting, and a still-functioning Otis elevator add to the immersive historic charm.
Flexible & Functional
Weddings, galas, trade fairs, sorority socials, concerts, and corporate dinners—all seamlessly supported.
Ground floor boutique-style shops and versatile upper floors allow multi-environment events under one roof.
All-Inclusive Essentials
Complimentary tables and chairs, a commercial-grade kitchen, and setup/breakdown included.
BYO catering with no corkage fees, or use the Temple’s curated vendor list of top-tier decorators, DJs, photographers, and planners.
Prime Downtown Location
Steps from light rail, Amtrak, and hotels such as the Hyatt Regency, Sheraton Grand, and Kimpton Sawyer.
Surrounded by parking and downtown amenities, ensuring guest convenience.
With over a century of hosting events, the Sacramento Masonic Temple is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and celebrated for its blend of historic richness and modern practicality. Guests and planners consistently praise its balance of grandeur, flexibility, and attentive service.
Golden light spills through stained-glass windows as your guests ascend the marble staircase. A champagne toast sparkles beneath soaring ceilings, the ballroom filled with laughter and music. Every detail—from the historic Otis elevator ride to the last dance under shimmering chandeliers—feels steeped in story.
At the Sacramento Masonic Temple, your event becomes not just a celebration, but a living chapter of history.
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