Stu Allen & M ars Hotel Ghosts of Electricity Roger & Stu Jerry Acoustic Band feat. Joe Craven Lantz Lazwell & The Vibe Tribe Blu Egyptian Talking Dead Band Beyond Description One Last Tree Pete Grant Chris Heckmann

IFC Maki Heating and Air Precision Orthodontics The Ridge 1849 Brewing Placer Community Foundation Old Town Pizza Sutter Health Springhill Suites Auburn

San Tacos Hefty Gyros Carnival Wingman Sacville Hot Chicken Outlaw Cuisine Carols Market Kettle King Get Dipped

ACCOMODATIONS: If you are coming from a distance, you can find accommodations at: Camping A limited number of camping sites are now available at Regional Park during the festival! CAMPING PERMITS Springhill Suites (Marriott) 530-492-5656 WEBSITE Auburn Holiday Inn 120 Grass Valley Hwy Pet Friendly 530-887-8787 | WEBSITE Best Western 13450 Lincoln Way Pet Friendly 530-885-8611 | WEBSITE Comfort Inn 1875 Auburn Ravine Road Pet Friendly 530-885-1800 | WEBSITE Auburn Gold Country RV Park 3550 Koa Way Pet Friendly 530-823-4533 | WEBSITE

Other things to do in the area include: Enjoy the outdoors and visit our other parks . Make a day of it. Visit Old Town and Downtown Auburn (walking distance from the festival). Visit the historic Placer County Court House (walking distance from the festival) Visit the Bernhard Museum (walking distance from the festival). Visit the Gold Country Museum (walking distance from the festival). Check out the World-Famous and record holding Foresthill bridge (about 4 miles from the festival). There are many restaurants in the area you’re sure to enjoy. Want more? Click to VisitPlacer.org or to VisitAuburnCA.com

Ain’t Necessarily Dead Fest - Auburn Recreation District

Ain’t Necessarily Dead Fest

Mark your calendar for
Saturday, September 14, 2024!

Noon-10pm @ Regional Park

FREE Concert celebrating the music of the GRATEFUL DEAD

The Festival is located at ARD’s Regional Park in North Auburn CA, not far off of Interstate 80. This location features a wonderful natural grass amphitheater that allows for plenty of room to stretch out and also dance. There are TWO STAGES: a Main Stage that features a variety of music, and a little more intimate “Home Grown Stage” that features some incredible local talent.

ARD Staff has collected a great group of FOOD AND CRAFT VENDORS that sit atop the amphitheater – where one can find everything from Tacos to Hand Dipped Ice Cream! Crafts vary and are a ton of fun – you also can run into booths highlighting other fun in the community!

CRAFT BEER is a big part of the Fest, as not only do we have some great products to enjoy, the Brewers provide the beer to us allowing for this event to exist! A big Thanks to 1849 Brewing and Gold Vibe Kombucha.

Don’t Forget the GIANT KID ZONE – truly a highlight for kids of all ages!! Parents can sit on the hill and enjoy the music, while the kids can play and have fun in the Kid Zone!!

2023 INFORMATION SHOWN BELOW;
2024 DETAILS WILL BE UPDATED CLOSER TO EVENT

FREE LIVE MUSIC

Stu Allen & M ars Hotel
Ghosts of Electricity
Roger & Stu
Jerry Acoustic Band feat. Joe Craven
Lantz Lazwell & The Vibe Tribe
Blu Egyptian Talking Dead
Band Beyond Description
One Last Tree
Pete Grant
Chris Heckmann

DISCLAIMER

Park users and dog handlers assume ALL risks related to park use – Auburn Recreation and Park District and Ashley Memorial Dog Park Foundation are not responsible for injuries/losses.

EVENT SPONSORS

FOOD VENDORS

ACCOMODATIONS

ACCOMODATIONS:

If you are coming from a distance, you can find accommodations at:

Camping
A limited number of camping sites are now available at Regional Park during the festival!
CAMPING PERMITS
Springhill Suites (Marriott)
530-492-5656 WEBSITE
Auburn Holiday Inn
120 Grass Valley Hwy
Pet Friendly
530-887-8787 | WEBSITE
Best Western
13450 Lincoln Way
Pet Friendly
530-885-8611 | WEBSITE
Comfort Inn
1875 Auburn Ravine Road
Pet Friendly
530-885-1800 | WEBSITE
Auburn Gold Country RV Park
3550 Koa Way
Pet Friendly
530-823-4533 | WEBSITE

LOCAL INTEREST:

Other things to do in the area include:

Enjoy the outdoors and visit our other parks.
Make a day of it. Visit Old Town and Downtown Auburn (walking distance from the festival).
Visit the historic Placer County Court House (walking distance from the festival)
Visit the Bernhard Museum (walking distance from the festival).
Visit the Gold Country Museum (walking distance from the festival).
Check out the World-Famous and record holding Foresthill bridge (about 4 miles from the festival).
There are many restaurants in the area you’re sure to enjoy.
Want more? Click to VisitPlacer.org or to VisitAuburnCA.com