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Free weekly live music featuring local bands along our distinct and historic waterfront. Time : Thursdays 6–8 PM
Summer street market with local food, makers, and live tunes. Note: We're skipping July 3rd for the holiday. Frequency : Weekly Timing : Fridays 5:30–8:30 PM
A classic car lover’s dream that fills the streets of Old Town with hundreds of vintage rides and street rods. Frequency : Annually Time : Varies
Join garden friends in celebration of HBG’s 16th year as Humboldt County’s premier botanical garden. This community event showcases the 44-acre site that provides beauty, education and inspiration to local visitors and travelers alike. Enjoy mingling with garden friends, live music with Young & Lovely, a fine catered luncheon by Ramone’s Bakery & Cafe, Humboldt Bay oysters and champagne, a Silent Auction and plein air artists at work throughout the garden. Gala tickets are sold online through our website, via phone (707)442-5139 or at the garden entrance by September 11. Inquire online for auction donations by September 8. Frequency : Annually Time : 1 PM–5 PM
A multi-venue weekend that turns Eureka into a jazz, roots, and blues hub in our most historic buildings. Frequency : Annually Time : Varies
Kick off the harvest season with OktoBEARfest at Sequoia Park Zoo presented by Humboldt Cider Company! This 21+ after-hours fundraiser celebrates BEARS and BREWS while benefiting conservation and animal programs at the Zoo.
Grab lunch and shop for local produce and handmade goods in the heart of our historic district. Frequency : Weekly Time : Tuesdays 10 AM–1 PM
A popular mid-week tradition in Henderson Center offering fresh produce, local crafts, and a cozy community vibe. Frequency: Weekly Time: Thursdays 10 AM–1 PM
A waterfront market showcasing fresh seafood, prepared foods, and local crafts right by the bay. Frequency : Biweekly Time : Saturdays 9 AM–1 PM
Catch a high-energy home bout at the fairgrounds—it’s a distinct local favorite with a rowdy, fun atmosphere.
A massive community tradition where huge, lit-up trucks roll through the city to spread holiday cheer. Frequency: Annually
