The Humboldt Dockside Market provides an opportunity for customers to shop directly with Humboldt-based fishers for Humboldt-caught seafood! Head over to the Madaket Plaza in Old Town Eureka from 9am-1pm.
Summer Market Schedule:
A new tradition, first Friday markets bring a vibrant atmosphere to the Cove, and lots of opportunities to connect with neighbors, local businesses and the cannabis community. On the first Friday of every month, from sunrise to sunset, June-October, enjoy live music and DJs, art and artisan goods, food vendors, local wine and beer tastings along the loop.
Want to join the market? First Friday markets are looking for musicians, artists, food vendors, cannabis farmers, and creators of all kinds to help grow this event into something lasting. Reach out to any participating business to get involved.
Celebrate the 4th of July the Humboldt way – all day long in Old Town Eureka. From 10am-5pm, partake in a fun-filled festival that spans more than 5 city blocks! The streets will be packed to the gills with Independence Day spirit, which includes food vendors and trucks, crafts & locally make goods, kids activities, fine art & info tables. There will also be two live music stages, one at the Gazebo on 2nd street and the other at Mantova’s at Second and C Streets, Madaket cruises, horse carriage rides and speeder car races (1st & E Streets), to boot! The festival concludes at 10pm, with a stunning display of fireworks over the Humboldt Bay.
Hosted by Eureka Main Street. Find full details and a list of participating vendors here.
A celebration of local produce and goods, the Arcata Plaza comes alive on Saturday mornings. Live music, hot food to go, dozens of local producers selling seasonal veggies, meat and more pop up along the streets of the Plaza. Free entry.
Open every Saturday, year round, rain or shine!
Hosted by the North Coast Growers Association.
First Saturday of the Month, 6-9pm
On the first Saturday of every month, Old Town Eureka transforms into myriad venues for music and art. Galleries, restaurants, bars and businesses welcome patrons and spectators with exhibits, demonstrations, live performances and more. Celebrating the work of local artists, Arts Alive is just one of the many ways that Humboldt County lives up to claim “most artists per capita.”
Celebrate the diversity of the Arcata community and the Fall Equinox over two days with arts and crafts vendors, food and information booths, parades, live music and performances.
For more information, visit http://www.northcountryfair.org/