Tag: Fairs and Festivals

2022 San Francisco Chinatown Autumn Moon Festival

August 28, 2022 @ 11:00 am – 5:00 pm

Join us for nonstop entertainment, food vendors, mooncakes, kids activities, lion dancing, and much more!

Join the Chinatown Merchants Association as the bustling streets of San Francisco’s Chinatown are transformed into a vibrant public celebration for the Annual Autumn Moon Festival on Saturday August 27 and Sunday August 28, 2022, from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Over the course of two days, historic Chinatown on Grant Avenue between California and Broadway will be filled with arts and crafts vendors, food vendors, live music, local contemporary entertainment, mooncakes, lion dancing, and more family-friendly fun!

Free

San Francisco Chinatown

Grant Ave. & Washington St.
San Francisco, CA 94108 United States + Google Map
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Berkeley Farmers’ Market Salsa Festival | Berkeley

The Berkeley Farmers’ Market Salsa Festival is not just any fun-filled outdoor festival. It’s homegrown, and a pure expression of the—planet-loving, diversity-embracing, supporting-local—unique character of this Bay Area community. We hope you will join us for this perfect spring celebration!

Enjoy the daylong schedule of music, dance, cooking demonstrations, and family-fun events.

Also featured at the festival, will be the Ecology Center’s Education & Engagement and Store programs, where you can draw inspiration and information for taking your next step toward sustainable living and zero waste practices.

2022 Guide to Bay Area County Fairs

County fair season in the Bay Area includes 15 (count them) county fairs and a season that begins in May and runs through September. If we’ve missed an event, let us know!

Alameda County Fair: Pleasanton: June 17 – July 10

Cloverdale Citrus Fair: Cloverdale: April 21 – April 24

Contra Costa County Fair: Antioch: May 12 – May 15

Kings Fair: Hanford: June 9 – June 12

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Fair Trivia: The California State Fair in Sacramento is the only state fair that has its own monorail. The monorail only runs for two weeks every year.
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Marin County Fair & Exposition: San Rafael: June 30 – July 4

Merced County Spring Fair: Los Banos: April 27 – May 1

Monterey County Fair: Monterey: September 1 – September 5

Napa County Fair & Fiesta: Calistoga: August 11 – August 14

Napa Valley Exposition: Napa: August 11 – August 14

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Fair Trivia: Every year, visitors at the Minnesota State Fair eat 500,000 corndogs.
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Salinas Valley Fair: King City: May 12 – May 15

San Mateo County Fair: San Mateo: June 4 – June 12

Santa Clara County Fair: San Jose: July 27 – August 7

Santa Cruz County Fair: Watsonville: September 14 – September 18

Solano County Fair: Vallejo: June 16 – June 19

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Fair Trivia: Dr. William Morrison introduced “Fairy Floss” at St. Louis World’s Fair.  We know it now as Cotton Candy.
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Sonoma County Fair: Santa Rosa: August 4 – August 14

Sonoma-Marin Fair: Petaluma: June 22 – June 26

Looking for more county fairs? Check out our post listing all of the county fairs and expos at Guide to California County Fairs (plus the California State Fair).

Sunday in the Park | Coy Park

Spring Series- Sunday in the Park

Sunday in the Park at Coy Park!

No experience is necessary! All tools and instruction will be provided. Please bring a filled water bottle, snacks ,and wear closed toe shoes.

Dress for the weather! The event will be held, rain or shine!

Note: All persons under 17 must have a parent’s signature. Community service hours are given for middle and high school students!

You can find the document by pasting this URL into your browser: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=61834

Caring for Our Earth- Park Clean Up and Seed Planting with Richmond Trees

PJ Library NW Contra Costa is joining forces with the organization Richmond Trees for a special morning in celebration of Earth Day

Please join us for a morning in Burg Park learning about trees and nature with Richmond Trees. Richmond Trees is a local nonprofit dedicated to growing our local urban forest with street trees.

We will learn about their work and then do park clean up, take-home seed planting, crafts and a story so we can practice Tikkun Olam for Earth Day. Oh, and snacks, we always have snacks!

All Ages Welcome

PJ Library sends free Jewish children’s books to families across the world every month. We know that something magical happens when parents sit down together to read with their children. PJ Library shares Jewish stories that can help your family talk together about values and traditions that are important to you.