Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Yuba City, California
Yuba City's fairgrounds host the Punjabi American Festival on the last weekend of May — free, and drawing visitors from across Northern California for decades — and the long-running Yuba-Sutter Fair in late June. Rounding out its 6 events: Summer and Christmas Strolls on Plumas Street and a downtown night market on the first and third Thursdays.
Christmas Stroll
HolidayThe downtown business association's winter counterpart to the Summer Stroll, staged along the Plumas Street corridor. One of the two special events the association relies on for annual fundraising alongside member assessments, with merchants open late and street-level stalls.
Downtown Night Market
FarmersManaged by Mike Bancraft; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.
Punjabi American Festival
FestivalA long-running heritage festival at the fairgrounds, free to attend and alcohol-free, that has drawn audiences from across Northern California for three decades. Programming spans bhangra and giddha folk dance, documentaries, comedy and henna artistry. Roughly 50 vendors sell Punjabi cuisine, traditional clothing, jewelry and crafts.
Summer Stroll Festival
FestivalA free evening street festival along Plumas Street run by the downtown business association, and one of its two main annual fundraisers. Recent editions have carried more than 100 craft vendors and around 20 food vendors across two music stages, plus a beer garden and a children's activity zone.
Yuba City Certified Farmers Market
FarmersManaged by Desiree Silva; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.
Yuba-Sutter Fair
FairA four-day fair running more than 160 years, drawing upwards of 50,000 visitors. Shopping is split between air-cooled indoor buildings and open-air kiosks along a dedicated shoppers' row, with the main exhibit building carrying arts and crafts plus product demonstrations. Commercial vendors and food concessionaires apply through separate published tracks.