YOSEMITE MOUNTAIN
SUGAR PINE RAILROAD
Located 10 minutes from the southern entrance of
Yosemite National Park off of Highway 41
SMOOTH JAZZ / BLUES / COMEDY
YOSEMITE JAZZ TRAIN
Intimate musical performances and more,
outdoors in the Sierra National Forest
2024 Performance Schedule
Keiko Matsui
SMOOTH JAZZ AND MORE
Sunday – September 15, 2024 – 3pm
Hiroshima (trio)
SMOOTH JAZZ AND MORE
Sunday – September 29, 2024 – 3pm
Vibrant, eclectic and truly original, the 2010 Grammy-nominated Hiroshima creates a musical world all its own. Featuring the luscious sound of June Kuramoto’s koto, and the interwoven fabrics of Jazz, Japan, Salsa and more, their Departure CD and tour, “journeys to the heart of their musical soul.”
The Experience
Your inclusive full fare passage includes a boxed chef-prepared seasonal appetizer selection, intimate post show conversation with the artist followed by an informal meet-and-greet at the train station upon return. The whistle blows and “All aboard!” for a narrow-gauge steam train ride to the Lewis Creek Amphitheater for a 75-minute performance by your favorite featured artist in the Sierra National Forest.
Upon arrival and easy check-in at the Train Station, passengers may enjoy a selection of beer and wines available for purchase with the chef-prepared appetizer before boarding.
The whistle on the YOSEMITE JAZZ TRAIN will blow and “All aboard!” for a magical 25 minute-long guided excursion to the intimate Lewis Creek Amphitheater.
Enjoy the rustic feeling in an open air Logger or Train car as we travel on the original 3ft narrow gauge railroad tracks and learn about the amazing history on a narrated tour by our conductor as we wind our way down to the performance venue. VIP private Caboose passages are also available by prior arrangement.
An Intimate Performance at the Lewis Creek Amphiteater
Experience an intimate performance by our featured headline artists in the Sierra National Forest
Forrest camp fire bench seating is available for all.
Guests are welcome to bring a blanket or cushion for added comfort. Folding portable chairs are welcome surrounding the bench chairs. Photographs and smart phone videos are encouraged from your selected seat. All tickets are sold – Rain or Shine.
After the Performance
At the conclusion of the concert the engineer’s whistle of the
YOSEMITE JAZZ TRAIN
will blow and all passengers are asked to be re-board for our arrival back at
The Sugar Pine Railroad Train Station.
Upon arrival all guests are invited to an intimate conversation with the artist and meet-and-greet at the train station.
Please no out-side food or beverage at the train station and associated venues.
Please share any dietary / allergenic concerns in advance of arrival with your confirmed ticket.
A limited number of tickets are available for these three-hour long events that begin at 3 p.m.
The Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad is located only 10 minutes from the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park, off Highway 41.
All Tickets are sold “Rain or Shine”. Please plan ahead for seasonal inclement weather.
All concerts will be in concurrence within the standard operation of the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad.
Where to Stay
Complete your Yosemite Jazz Train experience with a relaxing stay at one of the many lodges and hotels available in the Yosemite Valley, including the beautiful Tenaya Lodge.
For more information on amenities and lodging, visit Yosemite – Where to Stay.
Getting Here
The Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad is located on Highway 41 in Fish Camp, California. From Fresno, drive north on Highway 41. You’ll drive through the communities of Coarsegold and Oakhurst, where you can stop for coffee, food, and shopping.
Nearest Airport: Fresno International (FAT)
From the airport, drive south on Peach Avenue and enter Highway 180 East. Take 180 East to Highway 41 North to Yosemite. We are approximately 60 miles north of Fresno and 19 miles north of Oakhurst.
Visit www.YMSPRR.com for more information
* Any refund requests are not guaranteed, and only honored at the discretion of the event producer and/or Sugar Pine Railroad management