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Weber Point Event Center
221 North Center Street
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A
star downtown attraction, the Weber Point Events Center is rented
throughout the year for festivals, concerts and a variety of
community celebrations.
Enjoy the facility's interactive water feature, colorful children's
play area or simply stroll the promenade and enjoy the panoramic
Delta view. Nearby DeCarli Waterfront Square, McLeod Lake Park,
and Martin Luther King, Jr. Plaza are also available to rent
for special gatherings. Click here for directions
to the center.
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Rentals
Weber Point rental fees vary (click here for fee schedule), depending upon the nature and size of the event. Permits for most events and the City's Standard insurance
requirements apply to all rentals. Call (209) 937-8119 for
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| Amenities |
 Prominent features at this 9.7 acre site include the Great Circle, Plaza, step Amphitheater, children's play area, an interactive water feature, Point Amphitheater, main stage, waterfront promenade.
An impressive fabric shade structure covers the stage area. A small lot at the site and public parking nearby accommodates visitors. |
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| History |
 Yesteryear Stockton identified with the waterfront area reaching from the San Joaquin River into the heart of downtown. This was also the site of founder Charles M. Weber's adobe and redwood home, a focal point of the community.
To revitalize the downtown area, a central open space for recreational activities in the historic heart of the city was sought. The Stockton City Council created "Waterfront Revival Task Force" chaired by Mayor Joan Darrah (1995).
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6 E. Lindsay St.