Jazz Night at the Crocker: Sacred Fire – A Tribute to Santana

Sacred Fire, a blistering six-piece Latin rock band, kicks off the summer series with sizzling covers of songs that span the entire 50-year career of Carlos Santana.

Sacramento’s longest-running summer jazz series takes a break for something special this summer. Inspired by the exhibition Estampas de La Raza: Contemporary Prints from the Romo Collection and Royal Chicano Air Force, the Museum explores the concept of reproductions in music with a series featuring quintessential cover bands who offer outstanding performances of music that has stood the test of time.

Enjoy live music in a loose, easy-going atmosphere in the Crocker’s outdoor courtyard, and bring a chair for the best seat in the house (must not exceed 2.5’ x 2.5’). Each concert consists of two 45-minute sets separated by a 15-minute intermission where you can stretch your legs with a stroll in the Museum’s galleries, engage in a ten-minute Art Chat, shop the Museum Store, or grab a drink and a bite to eat.