American Cultural Resources Association Annual Conference 2026
ACRA's 32nd annual conference on collaboration and shared responsibility in cultural resource protection.
San Diego, CA
- Dates
- October 15–18, 2026
- Venue
- San Diego, CA
- Hotel
- Horton Grand Hotel
TL;DR
- ACRA's 32nd Annual Conference runs October 15–18, 2026 in San Diego.
- The event explores collaboration and shared responsibility in cultural resource management, bringing together practitioners from CRM firms, federal, state, tribal, and local entities.
- Attendees stay at the Horton Grand Hotel; suites are available at $258 per night.
- A guided San Diego Trolley Tour and Old Town Market Experience is included.
About
ACRA's 32nd Annual Conference examines how collective action and mutual accountability intersect with cultural resource protection. The conference brings together federal, state, tribal, and local entities alongside community practitioners to address collaborative challenges in cultural resource management.
Who you'll find in the room
Cultural Resource Management Professionals
Practitioners and firms engaged in cultural resource management, environmental compliance, and heritage conservation.
Venue & travel
Venue
Horton Grand Hotel,Getting there
The San Diego Trolley Tour and Old Town Market Experience offers attendees a guided exploration of the city's layered history and cultural landscapes.
Questions people ask
8 answeredThe conference runs October 15–18, 2026 in San Diego, California.
The conference is held in San Diego, California at the Horton Grand Hotel.
Cultural resource management professionals, including practitioners from CRM firms, federal, state, tribal, and local entities, attend the conference.
Standard rooms in the ACRA hotel block at the Horton Grand Hotel are sold out; suites are available at $258 per night.
ACRA members and members of firms that have already purchased one registration are eligible for discounts on early bird pricing.
A guided San Diego Trolley Tour and Old Town Market Experience is included, offering exploration of the city's layered history and cultural landscapes.
Cultural resource management professionals should assess whether the conference theme on collaboration and shared responsibility in cultural resource protection aligns with their professional development goals.
Business casual attire is typical for professional conferences. The organizer does not publish a specific dress code.
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