The mission of ACT is to develop and implement a unified approach to tourism programs to benefit the local economy by increasing visitation to Amador County. This approach shall take into consideration the interests and needs of current and potential visitors, local tourism related businesses, other tourism promotion agencies, and local government, working in harmony with the environment and the values of the community.

Visit beautiful Historic Sutter Creek, with specialty boutiques, art galleries, antiques, wine tasting rooms and wonderful restaurants.

Play, Stay, Dine and Win Rancheria Sytle at Jackson Rancheria Casino.

The Sutter Creek Theatre professionally presents contemporary and traditional music, theatrical works, dance, film, and other artistic events that are engaging to a diverse regional audience.

The SCT features concerts by award-winning artists, films, theater, civic and corporate meetings, themed celebrations (reunions/weddings), and many others.

The venue comfortably seats 215 people, and is renowned for its excellent acoustics and intimate seating.

In the town that hosted the state’s first amateur theatrical company, the Volcano Theatre Company has been continuing the tradition for over 30 seasons. Spring and Fall plays in the tiny Cobblestone Theatre, and two summer plays in the glorious Volcano Amphitheater.

Enjoy 1000 daylily varieties, nursery, gifts and acres of gardens with unusual perennials and grasses in glorious bloom throughout the season. Find inspiration daily, 9 am – 4 pm.

Just outside the quaint village of Volcano, Black Chasm Cavern is a spectacular, living cave decorated with a huge variety of natural formations, including profuse arrays of rare and distinctive, sparkling helictites. The cave has been developed using an ecologically friendly platform, stairs and walkway system that enhances rather than detracts from the underground experience and protects the fragile floor of the cave while affording them spectacular views.

Black Chasm was named a National Natural Landmark in 1976 by the National Park Service. A 50-minute guided walking tour descend a series of stairs and walkways among formation covered caverns walls, flowstones , stalactites, draperies and helictitess.
Check out the web site for maps, directions, photos and information on our fun and educational school program.

Main Street Theatre Works is a professionally-oriented, rural theatre company performing in Amador County, California. Now in our fifteenth year, we are dedicated to bringing professional and community theatre artists together to produce classical and contemporary plays, striving for a balance that stimulates both artists and audiences. An ensemble of gifted actors, directors, and designers lend their vision and skills to create rich seasons of comedy and drama.

Main Street Theatre Works performs in diverse venues, including summer theatre under the stars at the picturesque Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre. Throughout the years, MSTW has been continually nominated for regional theatre awards, winning the Sacramento Area Regional Theatre Alliance’s award for Best Production (Comedy) four out of the past five years!