Wells Fargo Pavilion

The UC Davis Health Pavilion is a special place where people can watch plays and performances. It is found in Sacramento, California. This theater is owned by two groups: Broadway Sacramento and the Sacramento Theatre Company [/w/2]. Many people enjoy visiting the Pavilion to see exciting shows and events. It is an important part of the community's arts and culture.

Overview

The Wells Fargo Pavilion is a special part of the H Street Theatre Project in Sacramento, California. It has a round stage that is 32 feet wide. The theatre can hold up to 2,200 people and covers 53,000 square feet. It is where the Sacramento Music Circus puts on shows during the summer.

History

The Wells Fargo Pavilion started as a place for performances in Sacramento, California. It was built on the same spot where an old tent theatre used to stand. That old tent, called the Music Circus, began in 1949 and featured light operas and other shows under a big top tent. In 2003, a new, permanent building opened in its place. This new venue kept the look of the old tent but with modern features like better lighting and a special stage that can change levels.

For many years, it was called the Wells Fargo Pavilion. There was a time when it looked like it would be renamed after another sponsor, but that plan changed. In 2022, it became known as the UC Davis Health Pavilion after a new partnership.