TOP 10 Family theatre shows in Sacramento, California

The Theatre Arts Department at Cosumnes River College, located in Sacramento, California, offers a diverse range of performances at the Black Box Theatre in the Visual and Performing Arts Center on the main campus. From musicals like "Love...Sweet...Love" and "Assassins" to classic plays like "The Importance of Being Earnest" and "Antigone," the department showcases a variety of theatrical productions. Students can also enjoy contemporary plays such as "In Love and Warcraft" and family-friendly shows like "Junie B. Jones, First-Grader." Additionally, the department presents puppet shows like "Tommy's Time Machine" geared towards children aged 5-10.

Cinemark Century Arden 14 and XD is a premier entertainment destination located at 1590 Ethan Way in Sacramento, California. This institution offers a unique combination of a movie theater, restaurant and meal takeaway service all under one roof. With 14 screens showing the latest blockbuster films in stunning XD technology, guests can enjoy an immersive cinematic experience like no other. The on-site restaurant serves a variety of delicious food options, making it the perfect spot for a meal before or after catching a movie. Whether you're looking for a fun night out with friends or a family-friendly outing, Cinemark Century Arden 14 and XD has something for everyone.

The Theater of Lights, located at 1002 2nd Street in Sacramento, California, is a unique and family-friendly institution that presents a free performance of "Twas the Night Before Christmas" in a Sacramento-inspired way on the rooftops of the Old Sacramento Waterfront. Produced by Downtown Sacramento Partnership, the shows run Thursday through Sunday starting Thanksgiving Eve. Created by Stage Nine Exhibitions' Troy Carlson, the Theater of Lights showcases California's top talents in light and sound production, including 4Wall Productions, Musson Theatrical, Associated Sound, and Emmy-nominated voice actor Bill Farmer. The immersive performance retells Moore's classic poem alongside stories of Sacramento's pioneers in the 1850s, with sounds of fires, floods, and parties surrounding the audience. The highlight of the 20-minute show is a live dramatization on the balconies above K Street, featuring a special appearance by Jack Frost and the lighting of a 60-foot Christmas tree by St. Nick himself. Parking is available in nearby garages, and public transportation options are also convenient. Don't miss this magical holiday event, made possible by the generous support of our sponsors.