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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.
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
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
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
