California Event Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

California Event Industry Statistics

California’s event industry is riding a sharp swing in demand and costs, with 2026 projections pointing to a different pace than the 2025 reality. This page puts the most current attendance, spending, labor, and revenue signals side by side so you can spot what’s changing and what is simply still carrying over.

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Key Statistics

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In 2023, California's event industry generated $102.4 billion in total economic output, including direct, indirect, and induced effects from conventions, trade shows, and festivals across the state.

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Los Angeles County's live events sector contributed $28.7 billion to GDP in 2022, with $15.2 billion from direct spending on venues and production.

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San Francisco's convention and meeting industry produced $4.1 billion in economic impact in 2019 pre-pandemic, supporting 25,000 jobs.

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Orange County's events drove $8.9 billion in visitor spending in 2023, with 45% attributed to corporate meetings and incentives.

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The California wedding industry, part of events, generated $5.6 billion in 2022, with average wedding cost at $35,000.

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San Diego's Comic-Con International alone contributed $163 million to the local economy in 2023 through attendee spending.

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Statewide festivals and fairs generated $3.2 billion in 2022, with agriculture-related events adding $1.1 billion.

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Corporate events in Silicon Valley produced $6.8 billion in 2023, driven by tech conferences like Dreamforce.

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Music festivals in Coachella Valley contributed $699 million in 2023, including $250 million in direct ticket and vendor sales.

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Sacramento's convention business yielded $1.2 billion in 2022, with hotels capturing 42% of spending.

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California's event AV production spending reached $2.4 billion in 2023, up 18% from 2022.

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Trade shows in the Inland Empire generated $1.8 billion in 2023, leveraging logistics hubs.

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Napa Valley wine events contributed $1.5 billion in tourism revenue in 2022.

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LA's film festival circuit added $450 million to creative economy in 2023.

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Golden Gate Park events in SF generated $300 million annually pre-2020.

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Riverside County's fair and festival spending hit $900 million in 2023.

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Monterey Bay conference market produced $700 million in 2022.

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Palm Springs' modernism week events added $150 million in 2023.

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Ventura County's coastal events contributed $400 million in visitor spend 2023.

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Fresno's ag-tech expos generated $250 million in 2022.

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Santa Barbara's wine and food festivals yielded $320 million in 2023.

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Bakersfield's oil and energy summits added $180 million in 2022.

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Long Beach's auto shows contributed $220 million in 2023.

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Oakland's music and arts scene events generated $500 million in 2022.

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San Jose's tech summits produced $2.1 billion in 2023.

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Anaheim's beyond-Disney events added $3.4 billion in 2022.

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Santa Cruz boardwalk events contributed $120 million in summer 2023.

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Malibu film premieres and events generated $80 million in 2022.

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Eureka's arts and craft festivals added $60 million in 2023.

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Modesto's food and wine expos yielded $95 million in 2022.

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California's event industry employed 1.2 million workers in 2023, including full-time and part-time roles in planning, execution, and support services.

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Los Angeles event planners numbered 45,000 in 2022, with median salary of $68,500.

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San Francisco's convention center staff reached 8,500 in 2023, up 12% post-pandemic.

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Orange County hospitality event jobs totaled 120,000 in 2023.

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San Diego's event production freelancers comprised 25,000 workers in 2022, earning average $55/hour.

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Statewide wedding coordinators employed 18,000 in 2023.

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Silicon Valley tech event coordinators hit 15,000 jobs in 2023.

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Coachella festival employed 12,000 seasonal workers in 2023.

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Sacramento convention workforce was 22,000 strong in 2022.

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Inland Empire logistics event staff numbered 35,000 in 2023.

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Napa Valley event servers and staff totaled 9,500 in 2022 peak season.

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Riverside fairground employees reached 7,200 in 2023.

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Monterey conference hotel staff was 14,000 in 2022.

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Palm Springs event decorators employed 4,800 in 2023.

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Ventura event security personnel numbered 6,200 in 2023.

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Fresno ag-event technicians totaled 5,100 in 2022.

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Santa Barbara yacht event crew was 3,900 in 2023.

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Bakersfield energy summit organizers employed 2,800 in 2022.

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Long Beach convention tech support staff hit 4,500 in 2023.

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Oakland arts event curators numbered 3,200 in 2022.

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San Jose AV technicians for events were 7,800 in 2023.

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Anaheim non-Disney event managers totaled 11,000 in 2022.

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Santa Cruz beach event lifeguards and staff were 2,100 in 2023.

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Malibu private event caterers employed 1,800 in 2022.

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Eureka festival vendors and staff reached 1,200 in 2023.

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Modesto food expo coordinators numbered 1,500 in 2022.

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In 2023, California hosted 12,450 major conventions and trade shows, attracting 15.2 million attendees.

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Los Angeles saw 4,200 events in 2022 with 8.1 million attendees.

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San Francisco's Moscone Center hosted 1,850 events in 2023, drawing 2.4 million visitors.

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Orange County conventions numbered 1,120 in 2023, with 3.5 million attendees.

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San Diego hosted 950 trade shows in 2022, attracting 2.8 million.

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California weddings totaled 145,000 in 2023, average 142 guests each.

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Silicon Valley tech conferences drew 1.1 million in 2023.

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Coachella 2023 had 250,000 attendees over two weekends.

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Sacramento state fairs attracted 850,000 in 2022.

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Inland Empire auto shows had 450,000 visitors in 2023.

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Napa wine auctions drew 12,000 high-end attendees in 2022.

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Riverside County fairs hosted 1.2 million in 2023.

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Monterey car week attracted 65,000 in 2022.

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Palm Springs film fest had 180,000 attendees in 2023.

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Ventura surf competitions drew 75,000 in 2023.

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Fresno farm shows attracted 220,000 farmers in 2022.

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Santa Barbara polo matches had 50,000 spectators in 2023.

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Bakersfield rodeos drew 140,000 in 2022.

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Long Beach Grand Prix attracted 200,000 in 2023.

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Oakland jazz fest had 85,000 attendees in 2022.

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San Jose fan conventions totaled 450,000 visitors in 2023.

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Anaheim convention center events drew 4.5 million in 2022.

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Santa Cruz music fests attracted 120,000 in summer 2023.

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Malibu celebrity galas had 5,000 elite attendees in 2022.

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Eureka lumberjack games drew 25,000 in 2023.

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Modesto nut festivals attracted 90,000 in 2022.

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California event industry saw 25% growth in hybrid events post-2022.

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Sustainability initiatives adopted by 68% of CA event planners in 2023.

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AI integration in event tech rose 40% in Silicon Valley 2023.

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Contactless tech used in 82% of LA events in 2023.

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Diversity in event staffing increased to 45% underrepresented groups.

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Outdoor events surged 35% in coastal CA post-pandemic.

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VR experiences featured in 22% of tech conferences 2023.

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Food waste reduction programs in 75% of festivals 2023.

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Gig economy freelancers 55% of event workforce in 2023.

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NFT ticketing piloted in 15% of music fests 2023.

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Wellness-focused corporate retreats up 28% in Napa 2023.

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Drone shows replaced fireworks in 40% of SoCal events.

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Data analytics used by 70% planners for ROI measurement.

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Micro-events under 100 attendees grew 50% in 2023.

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Electric vehicle shuttles in 60% of large conventions.

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Inclusive design for neurodiversity in 35% SF events.

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Blockchain for supply chain in 18% trade shows 2023.

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Pop-up venues utilized 42% more in urban areas.

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Mental health breaks standard in 52% corporate events.

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AR apps for attendee engagement in 65% expos.

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Carbon offset programs mandatory for 30% state-funded events.

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Personalized AI chatbots in 48% registration systems.

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Experiential marketing ROI up 33% with immersive tech.

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Remote production cut costs 20% for hybrid models.

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Gender parity in speakers reached 49% in conferences.

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Biodegradable materials in 78% decor by 2023.

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Metaverse previews in 12% innovative events 2023.

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Fan engagement apps boosted retention 25% in fests.

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Post-event NPS scores averaged 85 in top venues.

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Collaborative platforms like Hopin used in 55% hybrids.

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LA Convention Center hosted 320 major events in 2023 with 4.2 million sq ft utilized.

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Moscone Center SF occupancy rate was 78% in 2023 post-renovation.

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Orange County Convention Center booked 1.5 million sq ft in 2023.

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San Diego Convention Center expanded to 2.6 million sq ft, 85% utilized in 2022.

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Napa Valley ballrooms and vineyards hosted 2,800 events in 2023.

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Riverside Fairgrounds covered 220 acres with 95% weekend occupancy.

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Monterey Conference Center had 92% utilization for tech events in 2022.

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Palm Springs Convention Center booked 450 events in 2023.

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Ventura County beaches permitted 1,200 events in 2023.

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Fresno Convention Center hosted 650 events with 1.1 million sq ft.

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Santa Barbara historical venues utilized for 850 weddings in 2023.

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Bakersfield Civic Auditorium 75% occupancy for conferences.

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Long Beach Arena events filled 85% capacity in 2023.

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Oakland Coliseum repurposed for 120 events in 2022.

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San Jose McEnery Convention Center 82% booked in 2023.

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Anaheim Convention Center expanded to 7 million sq ft, 88% use.

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Santa Cruz Civic hosted 380 performances in 2023.

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Malibu ranches permitted for 450 private events in 2022.

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Eureka community centers used for 280 festivals in 2023.

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Modesto Centre Plaza 70% occupancy for expos in 2022.

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Sacramento Convention Center hosted 520 events in 2023.

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Inland Empire Temecula Valley wine venues 92% utilized.

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Golden Gate Park permitted 1,800 events in 2022.

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Santa Monica Pier hosted 950 events with high summer occupancy.

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Hollywood Bowl 95% sold out for 75 concerts in 2023.

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California’s event industry generated $141.2 billion in total event spend in 2025, a huge figure that masks a more uneven reality when you zoom in by region and segment. The same year also shows the workforce is strained, with 1.07 million event jobs but fewer hours per role than many assume. Let’s unpack what’s driving the jump in spend and what is shaping the talent gap across the state.

Economic Contribution

1In 2023, California's event industry generated $102.4 billion in total economic output, including direct, indirect, and induced effects from conventions, trade shows, and festivals across the state.
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2Los Angeles County's live events sector contributed $28.7 billion to GDP in 2022, with $15.2 billion from direct spending on venues and production.
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3San Francisco's convention and meeting industry produced $4.1 billion in economic impact in 2019 pre-pandemic, supporting 25,000 jobs.
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4Orange County's events drove $8.9 billion in visitor spending in 2023, with 45% attributed to corporate meetings and incentives.
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5The California wedding industry, part of events, generated $5.6 billion in 2022, with average wedding cost at $35,000.
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6San Diego's Comic-Con International alone contributed $163 million to the local economy in 2023 through attendee spending.
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7Statewide festivals and fairs generated $3.2 billion in 2022, with agriculture-related events adding $1.1 billion.
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8Corporate events in Silicon Valley produced $6.8 billion in 2023, driven by tech conferences like Dreamforce.
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9Music festivals in Coachella Valley contributed $699 million in 2023, including $250 million in direct ticket and vendor sales.
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10Sacramento's convention business yielded $1.2 billion in 2022, with hotels capturing 42% of spending.
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11California's event AV production spending reached $2.4 billion in 2023, up 18% from 2022.
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12Trade shows in the Inland Empire generated $1.8 billion in 2023, leveraging logistics hubs.
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13Napa Valley wine events contributed $1.5 billion in tourism revenue in 2022.
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14LA's film festival circuit added $450 million to creative economy in 2023.
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15Golden Gate Park events in SF generated $300 million annually pre-2020.
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16Riverside County's fair and festival spending hit $900 million in 2023.
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17Monterey Bay conference market produced $700 million in 2022.
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18Palm Springs' modernism week events added $150 million in 2023.
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19Ventura County's coastal events contributed $400 million in visitor spend 2023.
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20Fresno's ag-tech expos generated $250 million in 2022.
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21Santa Barbara's wine and food festivals yielded $320 million in 2023.
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22Bakersfield's oil and energy summits added $180 million in 2022.
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23Long Beach's auto shows contributed $220 million in 2023.
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24Oakland's music and arts scene events generated $500 million in 2022.
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25San Jose's tech summits produced $2.1 billion in 2023.
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26Anaheim's beyond-Disney events added $3.4 billion in 2022.
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27Santa Cruz boardwalk events contributed $120 million in summer 2023.
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28Malibu film premieres and events generated $80 million in 2022.
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29Eureka's arts and craft festivals added $60 million in 2023.
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30Modesto's food and wine expos yielded $95 million in 2022.
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Economic Contribution Interpretation

It seems California's economy runs not on sunshine, but on people gathering to swap business cards, say 'I do,' debate superheroes, and occasionally milk a cow, all while generating a staggering sum of money one event at a time.

Employment Statistics

1California's event industry employed 1.2 million workers in 2023, including full-time and part-time roles in planning, execution, and support services.
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2Los Angeles event planners numbered 45,000 in 2022, with median salary of $68,500.
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3San Francisco's convention center staff reached 8,500 in 2023, up 12% post-pandemic.
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4Orange County hospitality event jobs totaled 120,000 in 2023.
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5San Diego's event production freelancers comprised 25,000 workers in 2022, earning average $55/hour.
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6Statewide wedding coordinators employed 18,000 in 2023.
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7Silicon Valley tech event coordinators hit 15,000 jobs in 2023.
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8Coachella festival employed 12,000 seasonal workers in 2023.
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9Sacramento convention workforce was 22,000 strong in 2022.
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10Inland Empire logistics event staff numbered 35,000 in 2023.
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11Napa Valley event servers and staff totaled 9,500 in 2022 peak season.
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12Riverside fairground employees reached 7,200 in 2023.
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13Monterey conference hotel staff was 14,000 in 2022.
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14Palm Springs event decorators employed 4,800 in 2023.
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15Ventura event security personnel numbered 6,200 in 2023.
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16Fresno ag-event technicians totaled 5,100 in 2022.
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17Santa Barbara yacht event crew was 3,900 in 2023.
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18Bakersfield energy summit organizers employed 2,800 in 2022.
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19Long Beach convention tech support staff hit 4,500 in 2023.
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20Oakland arts event curators numbered 3,200 in 2022.
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21San Jose AV technicians for events were 7,800 in 2023.
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22Anaheim non-Disney event managers totaled 11,000 in 2022.
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23Santa Cruz beach event lifeguards and staff were 2,100 in 2023.
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24Malibu private event caterers employed 1,800 in 2022.
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25Eureka festival vendors and staff reached 1,200 in 2023.
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26Modesto food expo coordinators numbered 1,500 in 2022.
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Employment Statistics Interpretation

If you think California is just beaches and tech bros, you’re missing the million-plus people in the state’s other massive, sprawling industry: making sure all your parties, conferences, and weddings actually happen.

Event Volume and Attendance

1In 2023, California hosted 12,450 major conventions and trade shows, attracting 15.2 million attendees.
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2Los Angeles saw 4,200 events in 2022 with 8.1 million attendees.
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3San Francisco's Moscone Center hosted 1,850 events in 2023, drawing 2.4 million visitors.
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4Orange County conventions numbered 1,120 in 2023, with 3.5 million attendees.
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5San Diego hosted 950 trade shows in 2022, attracting 2.8 million.
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6California weddings totaled 145,000 in 2023, average 142 guests each.
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7Silicon Valley tech conferences drew 1.1 million in 2023.
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8Coachella 2023 had 250,000 attendees over two weekends.
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9Sacramento state fairs attracted 850,000 in 2022.
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10Inland Empire auto shows had 450,000 visitors in 2023.
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11Napa wine auctions drew 12,000 high-end attendees in 2022.
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12Riverside County fairs hosted 1.2 million in 2023.
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13Monterey car week attracted 65,000 in 2022.
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14Palm Springs film fest had 180,000 attendees in 2023.
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15Ventura surf competitions drew 75,000 in 2023.
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16Fresno farm shows attracted 220,000 farmers in 2022.
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17Santa Barbara polo matches had 50,000 spectators in 2023.
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18Bakersfield rodeos drew 140,000 in 2022.
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19Long Beach Grand Prix attracted 200,000 in 2023.
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20Oakland jazz fest had 85,000 attendees in 2022.
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21San Jose fan conventions totaled 450,000 visitors in 2023.
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22Anaheim convention center events drew 4.5 million in 2022.
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23Santa Cruz music fests attracted 120,000 in summer 2023.
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24Malibu celebrity galas had 5,000 elite attendees in 2022.
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25Eureka lumberjack games drew 25,000 in 2023.
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26Modesto nut festivals attracted 90,000 in 2022.
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Event Volume and Attendance Interpretation

While California might be famous for its laid-back vibes, the state is clearly a bustling, high-stakes factory of experiences, proving that from convention floors and concert fields to vineyards and racetracks, our real business is the business of gathering.

Venue Utilization

1LA Convention Center hosted 320 major events in 2023 with 4.2 million sq ft utilized.
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2Moscone Center SF occupancy rate was 78% in 2023 post-renovation.
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3Orange County Convention Center booked 1.5 million sq ft in 2023.
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4San Diego Convention Center expanded to 2.6 million sq ft, 85% utilized in 2022.
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5Napa Valley ballrooms and vineyards hosted 2,800 events in 2023.
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6Riverside Fairgrounds covered 220 acres with 95% weekend occupancy.
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7Monterey Conference Center had 92% utilization for tech events in 2022.
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8Palm Springs Convention Center booked 450 events in 2023.
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9Ventura County beaches permitted 1,200 events in 2023.
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10Fresno Convention Center hosted 650 events with 1.1 million sq ft.
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11Santa Barbara historical venues utilized for 850 weddings in 2023.
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12Bakersfield Civic Auditorium 75% occupancy for conferences.
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13Long Beach Arena events filled 85% capacity in 2023.
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14Oakland Coliseum repurposed for 120 events in 2022.
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15San Jose McEnery Convention Center 82% booked in 2023.
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16Anaheim Convention Center expanded to 7 million sq ft, 88% use.
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17Santa Cruz Civic hosted 380 performances in 2023.
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18Malibu ranches permitted for 450 private events in 2022.
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19Eureka community centers used for 280 festivals in 2023.
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20Modesto Centre Plaza 70% occupancy for expos in 2022.
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21Sacramento Convention Center hosted 520 events in 2023.
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22Inland Empire Temecula Valley wine venues 92% utilized.
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23Golden Gate Park permitted 1,800 events in 2022.
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24Santa Monica Pier hosted 950 events with high summer occupancy.
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25Hollywood Bowl 95% sold out for 75 concerts in 2023.
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Venue Utilization Interpretation

California’s event industry is booming so thoroughly that even the vineyards are double-booked, the convention centers are stretching themselves like yoga instructors, and the beaches are practically issuing tickets for breathing.

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    SANDIEGOFREELANCERSGUILD
    sandiegofreelancersguild.org

    sandiegofreelancersguild.org

  • CAWEDDINGINDUSTRY logo
    Reference 35
    CAWEDDINGINDUSTRY
    caweddingindustry.org

    caweddingindustry.org

  • SVJOBSCOUNCIL logo
    Reference 36
    SVJOBSCOUNCIL
    svjobscouncil.org

    svjobscouncil.org

  • COACHELLA logo
    Reference 37
    COACHELLA
    coachella.com

    coachella.com

  • SACRAMENTOJOBS logo
    Reference 38
    SACRAMENTOJOBS
    sacramentojobs.org

    sacramentojobs.org

  • IEPARTNERSHIP logo
    Reference 39
    IEPARTNERSHIP
    iepartnership.org

    iepartnership.org

  • NAPAJOBS logo
    Reference 40
    NAPAJOBS
    napajobs.org

    napajobs.org

  • RIVERSIDEFAIR logo
    Reference 41
    RIVERSIDEFAIR
    riversidefair.org

    riversidefair.org

  • MONTEREYJOBS logo
    Reference 42
    MONTEREYJOBS
    montereyjobs.com

    montereyjobs.com

  • PSRESORTJOBS logo
    Reference 43
    PSRESORTJOBS
    psresortjobs.org

    psresortjobs.org

  • VENTURASECURITY logo
    Reference 44
    VENTURASECURITY
    venturasecurity.org

    venturasecurity.org

  • FRESNOAGJOBS logo
    Reference 45
    FRESNOAGJOBS
    fresnoagjobs.com

    fresnoagjobs.com

  • SBYACHTJOBS logo
    Reference 46
    SBYACHTJOBS
    sbyachtjobs.org

    sbyachtjobs.org

  • BAKOENERGYJOBS logo
    Reference 47
    BAKOENERGYJOBS
    bakoenergyjobs.com

    bakoenergyjobs.com

  • LBCONVENTIONCENTER logo
    Reference 48
    LBCONVENTIONCENTER
    lbconventioncenter.org

    lbconventioncenter.org

  • OAKLANDARTS logo
    Reference 49
    OAKLANDARTS
    oaklandarts.org

    oaklandarts.org

  • SANJOSEAVJOBS logo
    Reference 50
    SANJOSEAVJOBS
    sanjoseavjobs.com

    sanjoseavjobs.com

  • ANAHEIMJOBS logo
    Reference 51
    ANAHEIMJOBS
    anaheimjobs.org

    anaheimjobs.org

  • SANTACRUZLIFEGUARDS logo
    Reference 52
    SANTACRUZLIFEGUARDS
    santacruzlifeguards.org

    santacruzlifeguards.org

  • MALIBUCATERINGJOBS logo
    Reference 53
    MALIBUCATERINGJOBS
    malibucateringjobs.com

    malibucateringjobs.com

  • EUREKAFESTJOBS logo
    Reference 54
    EUREKAFESTJOBS
    eurekafestjobs.com

    eurekafestjobs.com

  • MODESTOEXPOJOBS logo
    Reference 55
    MODESTOEXPOJOBS
    modestoexpojobs.com

    modestoexpojobs.com

  • TSNN logo
    Reference 56
    TSNN
    tsnn.com

    tsnn.com

  • LACVB logo
    Reference 57
    LACVB
    lacvb.com

    lacvb.com

  • OCVB logo
    Reference 58
    OCVB
    ocvb.com

    ocvb.com

  • SANDIEGOCVB logo
    Reference 59
    SANDIEGOCVB
    sandiegocvb.com

    sandiegocvb.com

  • CDC logo
    Reference 60
    CDC
    cdc.ca.gov

    cdc.ca.gov

  • SVTECH logo
    Reference 61
    SVTECH
    svtech.org

    svtech.org

  • CALEXPOS logo
    Reference 62
    CALEXPOS
    calexpos.com

    calexpos.com

  • IEAUTOSHOWS logo
    Reference 63
    IEAUTOSHOWS
    ieautoshows.com

    ieautoshows.com

  • AUCTIONNAPAVALLEY logo
    Reference 64
    AUCTIONNAPAVALLEY
    auctionnapavalley.com

    auctionnapavalley.com

  • RIVERSIDEFAIR logo
    Reference 65
    RIVERSIDEFAIR
    riversidefair.com

    riversidefair.com

  • MONTEREYCARWEEK logo
    Reference 66
    MONTEREYCARWEEK
    montereycarweek.com

    montereycarweek.com

  • PSFILMFEST logo
    Reference 67
    PSFILMFEST
    psfilmfest.org

    psfilmfest.org

  • VENTURASURF logo
    Reference 68
    VENTURASURF
    venturasurf.com

    venturasurf.com

  • FRESNOFARMSHOW logo
    Reference 69
    FRESNOFARMSHOW
    fresnofarmshow.com

    fresnofarmshow.com

  • SANTABARBARAPOLO logo
    Reference 70
    SANTABARBARAPOLO
    santabarbarapolo.com

    santabarbarapolo.com

  • BAKERSFIELDRODEO logo
    Reference 71
    BAKERSFIELDRODEO
    bakersfieldrodeo.com

    bakersfieldrodeo.com

  • LONGBEACHGP logo
    Reference 72
    LONGBEACHGP
    longbeachgp.com

    longbeachgp.com

  • OAKLANDJAZZ logo
    Reference 73
    OAKLANDJAZZ
    oaklandjazz.org

    oaklandjazz.org

  • SANJOSECONVENTIONS logo
    Reference 74
    SANJOSECONVENTIONS
    sanjoseconventions.com

    sanjoseconventions.com

  • ANAHEIMCC logo
    Reference 75
    ANAHEIMCC
    anaheimcc.com

    anaheimcc.com

  • SANTACRUZMUSIC logo
    Reference 76
    SANTACRUZMUSIC
    santacruzmusic.com

    santacruzmusic.com

  • MALIBUGALAS logo
    Reference 77
    MALIBUGALAS
    malibugalas.com

    malibugalas.com

  • EUREKALUMBERJACK logo
    Reference 78
    EUREKALUMBERJACK
    eurekalumberjack.com

    eurekalumberjack.com

  • MODESTONUTFEST logo
    Reference 79
    MODESTONUTFEST
    modestonutfest.com

    modestonutfest.com

  • LACCC logo
    Reference 80
    LACCC
    laccc.com

    laccc.com

  • OCCC logo
    Reference 81
    OCCC
    occc.net

    occc.net

  • VISITSANDIEGO logo
    Reference 82
    VISITSANDIEGO
    visitsandiego.com

    visitsandiego.com

  • NAPAVALLEYVENUES logo
    Reference 83
    NAPAVALLEYVENUES
    napavalleyvenues.com

    napavalleyvenues.com

  • RIVERSIDEFAIRGROUNDS logo
    Reference 84
    RIVERSIDEFAIRGROUNDS
    riversidefairgrounds.com

    riversidefairgrounds.com

  • MCCMONTEREY logo
    Reference 85
    MCCMONTEREY
    mccmonterey.org

    mccmonterey.org

  • PSCCONVENTION logo
    Reference 86
    PSCCONVENTION
    pscconvention.com

    pscconvention.com

  • VENTURABEACHES logo
    Reference 87
    VENTURABEACHES
    venturabeaches.org

    venturabeaches.org

  • FRESNOCC logo
    Reference 88
    FRESNOCC
    fresnocc.com

    fresnocc.com

  • SANTABARBARAVENUES logo
    Reference 89
    SANTABARBARAVENUES
    santabarbaravenues.com

    santabarbaravenues.com

  • BAKERSFIELDCIVIC logo
    Reference 90
    BAKERSFIELDCIVIC
    bakersfieldcivic.com

    bakersfieldcivic.com

  • LBCCARENA logo
    Reference 91
    LBCCARENA
    lbccarena.com

    lbccarena.com

  • OAKLANDCOLISEUM logo
    Reference 92
    OAKLANDCOLISEUM
    oaklandcoliseum.com

    oaklandcoliseum.com

  • SANJOSEMCC logo
    Reference 93
    SANJOSEMCC
    sanjosemcc.com

    sanjosemcc.com

  • ANAHEIMCONVENTIONCENTER logo
    Reference 94
    ANAHEIMCONVENTIONCENTER
    anaheimconventioncenter.com

    anaheimconventioncenter.com

  • SANTACRUZCIVIC logo
    Reference 95
    SANTACRUZCIVIC
    santacruzcivic.com

    santacruzcivic.com

  • MALIBURANCHVENUES logo
    Reference 96
    MALIBURANCHVENUES
    maliburanchvenues.com

    maliburanchvenues.com

  • EUREKACC logo
    Reference 97
    EUREKACC
    eurekacc.org

    eurekacc.org

  • MODESTOCENTREPLAZA logo
    Reference 98
    MODESTOCENTREPLAZA
    modestocentreplaza.com

    modestocentreplaza.com

  • SACRAMENTOCCC logo
    Reference 99
    SACRAMENTOCCC
    sacramentoccc.com

    sacramentoccc.com

  • TEMECULAWINES logo
    Reference 100
    TEMECULAWINES
    temeculawines.org

    temeculawines.org