Clubhouse 24

We searched for months to find the perfect reception venue, until a family friend recommended checking this place out. The clubhouse has such a rich and unique atmosphere, it was exactly what my fiancée and I were looking for. But Traci was what truly set this place apart — as a coordinator/​decorator/​bartender, she was SO helpful in making our wedding everything we could have hoped for. She was on the same page as us through every step of the planning — recommending an excellent DJ, providing the dessert setup, and really going out of her way to decorate the venue to go with our theme. The actual wedding day went off without a hitch, thanks to her coordinating with our other vendors to make sure everything was set up exactly how we would’ve wanted. We really are so thankful we discovered this venue and it’s wonderful personnel, as it served to make our wedding a truly unforgettable night!

Went here for a Halloween party last night and had a great time! They have great staff and service at the bar. I like the layout– many areas to hang out in. Dance floor, outdoor area, and two more inside rooms for hanging out in. The crowd was a lot of fun. Definitely recommend going here.

Clubhouse 24 hosted my 25 year High School Reunion. They ROCK! Everyone had a good time, the place was perfect, and the service was GREAT! Thank you Clubhouse 24 for having us!

There are few truly remarkable venues and event spaces that are specifically designed for gatherings of all types or less than 500+ people. Clubhouse 24 offers an intimate atmosphere for anything from wedding receptions to fundraisers to mixers to private parties to their popular 2^nd Saturday gatherings. It’s a reputation I’m glad to help spread the word about.
Walking in, you’ll initially think it’s rather small and odd shaped. But venture further and the space expands into three different rooms, all with their own charm and amenities. The front room is ideal for a band to play, while the middle room has a bar and the back room has tables and a spacious open floor. Being someone who plans events on a regular basis, I knew it would make a great spot for a gathering of about 120 people. My imagination was running wild.
The owner, Bob (who also owns Clubhouse 56 in East Sacramento), and his hard-​working and approachable assistant Traci, have developed something that I hope the community will continue to embrace. It’s not at all easy to advertise and grow a reputation for a «multi-​purpose» event space, but this is one of the best on the grid.

Awesome Local Event Space & Art Gallery!
SITREP
I hit this for the first time last night during the 2^nd Saturday Art Walk and I am very happy I did!
SETUP
I became aware of this venue specifically because of an invitation from my friend Melissa Uroff who was exhibiting some great BAND PHOTOS at this event. She is an exquisitely beautiful photographer who takes some of the best pictures in the scene in Sacramento today.
MUSIC & MUNCHIES
But there was more! Besides Melissa’s photography exhibition, it was just a lot of fun exploring through all the different rooms! I took a few snapshots that I posted, so take a gander! There were:
* Scary, creep mannequins and kitschy life-​size posters
* Couches made out of bathtubs
* A firepit in an annexed alley way made part of this complex
* A free White & Red Wine Bar
* And the makins for s’mores, which took you back out to the aforementioned firepit!
EVENT SPACE FOR HIRE
It’s a great space that one could utilize for any number of purposes. One of my friends is actually considering hosting a wedding reception here and I can only imagine how much fun that would be!
THE LOWDOWN
Even though this is a private venue open by appointment only and every 2^nd Saturday, it’s a remarkably laid-​out space that you can have a lot of fun in. Check it out!

If you are ever downtown for 2^nd Saturday I highly recommend stopping by Clubhouse 24. The have awesome live music and great art to look at. I’ve been going here for almost a year and I’ve never been disappointed. It’s a cool little place that is a like a gift that keeps on giving. Check it out!

My boyfriend and I were strolling around midtown during Second Saturday when we stumbled across Clubhouse 24. We didn’t really know what to expect, but the place seemed cool because there was live music and plenty of interesting art work on the walls. There was a local artist displaying and selling some of her artwork.
The building is pretty cool because it has a old/​classic look/​feel to it, but it is really clean as well. There are a few different rooms, and each one had really cool art/​decorations as well. Some funny things I recall: Dr. Evil cut-​out, bathtub reinvented as a couch, disco ball, christmas tree with pumpkin lights.
Clubhouse 24 was also serving up beer, wine, coffee and sweets. There were fruits, cookies, and a do-​it-​yourself s’mores station/​fire pit. Everyone seemed to particularly like the s’mores. Everything was free (and there was a donation jar). The people there were really friendly and it definitely seems like a cool place for an event. I believe that it’s $ 75 per hour to rent out the space, or $ 450 for the day, which seems totally reasonable. I would definitely consider Clubhouse 24 as a venue.

This was my first time to Clubhouse 24 and I came to see Off Balance 6: Freaks, Geeks & Bad Choices.
If you call and make a reservation, admission is $ 15. Day of show is $ 20 with students/​seniors being $ 12.
It was a very simple setup with two rows of padded chairs with 2 sofas anchoring them which really puts the actors up in your face. First come, first serve for seats.
The show consists of 2 acts with a mixture of theater, comedy, short films and live blues singing from Brother Dan Palmer.
I found something to like in each scene as I can relate to being a quirky human being with insecurities & worries. There were some scenes where my friend and her daughter could not stop laughing. It was very enjoyable.
This play has been extended to July 24^th and is on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 8 pm.