Sonoma County Business List · June 2026 Guide
Things to Do in Sonoma County in June 2026
From NASCAR at wine country to jazz under the redwoods — your complete guide to the best events across every Sonoma County city this June.
Tacos y Vino — Healdsburg
A beloved weekly community tradition in Healdsburg, Tacos y Vino brings locals and visitors together for an informal evening of street tacos paired with wine country pours. Held on Thursdays throughout the summer (also June 18 and 25), it’s a laid-back way to experience the soul of Healdsburg. Check the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce calendar for confirmed locations and participating vendors.
Spring Lake Water Park Opens for Summer
Summer officially kicks off at Spring Lake Regional Park when the inflatable floating Water Park opens to the public. Kids 6 and up (42+ inches tall) and adults splash through three two-hour sessions per day. The lifeguarded swimming lagoon opens daily, and kayak and paddleboard rentals are available on the lake. Tickets are $10 per session; reserve in advance at SoCoParks.org.
Sonoma County Pride Parade & Festival
Downtown Santa Rosa transforms into a celebration of love, equality, and community for Sonoma County Pride 2026. The three-day festival at Old Courthouse Square includes a parade, live performances, local LGBTQ+ organizations, food, vendors, and family-friendly activities. One of the largest Pride events on the North Coast, drawing visitors from across the Bay Area.
One-Room Schoolhouse Living History Day
Step back in time at Running Fence Watson School Historic Park, where Sonoma County Regional Parks brings the one-room schoolhouse era to life. This immersive living history event offers a window into Sonoma County’s agricultural and educational past — a wonderful, off-the-beaten-path outing for curious families and history lovers.
Art at the Source Open Studios — Weekend 1
Presented by the Sebastopol Center for the Arts, Art at the Source is Sonoma County’s beloved countywide open studio tour. Over 120 local artists open their studios — painters, glassworkers, printmakers, sculptors, jewelers, photographers, and more. Follow bright yellow signs at your own pace with the free catalog. Weekend 2 runs June 13–14. Preview exhibit at the Sebastopol Center gallery runs throughout June.
Forestville Youth Park BBQ Weekend
A fun community weekend in Forestville featuring BBQ food and drink, a carnival, a pie-eating contest, and plenty of family-friendly entertainment. This local tradition draws neighbors together at the start of summer and is a great low-key alternative to the larger county festivals happening the same weekend.
Coastal Habitat Restoration — Doran Regional Park
Help restore native coastal habitat at Doran Regional Park in Bodega Bay. Volunteers remove invasive species and plant natives to protect the dunes and coastal ecosystem. No experience needed — gloves and tools provided. A meaningful way to give back to one of the county’s most beautiful coastal parks, right on Bodega Bay harbor.
Native Plant Restoration — Guerneville River Park
Join Sonoma County Regional Parks stewards for a morning of native plant restoration along the Russian River at Guerneville River Park. Volunteers clear invasives from the riverbank to give native plants and wildlife room to thrive. No experience necessary — meet at the park entrance. A great way to connect with one of the county’s most beloved river communities while doing real conservation work.
Sit-on-Top Kayaking Basics — Spring Lake
Spring Lake Regional Park offers an introductory guided kayaking lesson on calm lake waters — perfect for first-timers or anyone building confidence before renting solo. The evening session catches the lake in gorgeous golden-hour light. Registration required through the Sonoma County Parks calendar at SoCoParks.org.
Live at The Phoenix Theater — Petaluma
The Phoenix Theater in Petaluma — one of the North Bay’s most beloved independent, all-ages music venues — hosts Agent Orange with The Drowns and The Freak Accident on June 11. With decades of punk and alternative history, the Phoenix remains a vital part of Sonoma County’s live music scene. Check thephoenixtheater.com for the full June lineup.
Country Summer Music Festival
Northern California’s largest country music festival returns to the Sonoma County Fairgrounds for three days of sunshine, dancing, and chart-toppers. The 2026 lineup: Cole Swindell headlines Friday with Nate Smith, Dasha, and BRELAND; Keith Urban tops Saturday with Chase Matthew and Ingrid Andress; Koe Wetzel closes Sunday with Tyler Braden and Aaron Watson. New VIP experiences, gourmet food, festival camping, and 20+ performers across two stages.
28th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival
Hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as “the best small jazz festival in the country, if not the world,” the 28th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival runs June 12–21 across historic theaters, intimate wine country venues, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Bacchus Landing. This year’s program features legendary saxophonist Branford Marsalis. On June 17, an exclusive benefit dinner at three-Michelin-starred SingleThread pairs Broadway vocalist Kurt Elling with Adonna Wines. Performances span downtown Healdsburg and surrounding wine country.
North Coast Wine & Food Festival
Presented by the Press Democrat, this premier walk-around tasting features 100+ gold-medal-winning wines from the 2026 North Coast Wine Challenge paired with seasonal bites from 17+ leading local chefs at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts. Stroll station to station and meet the winemakers and chefs behind the flavors. Tickets: $78 designated driver, $143 general, $237 VIP. Standouts include Grey Stack Cellars’ Best of Show Grenache and Deodora Estate’s award-winning Riesling.
Art at the Source Open Studios — Weekend 2
The second and final weekend of Art at the Source — don’t miss it if you skipped the first. Over 120 artists across Sonoma County open their studios once more for this self-guided tour spanning painting, jewelry, sculpture, fiber arts, ceramics, photography, and beyond. Follow the yellow signs, grab the free catalog, and discover artists working in your own backyard.
Second Saturday: Free Family Day at the Museum of Sonoma County
Every second Saturday, the Museum of Sonoma County offers free admission and hands-on family activities from 11 AM to 1 PM. This month also previews the major June 27 opening: Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Running Fence at 50 Years, commemorating the iconic 1976 land art installation that stretched across Sonoma County.
Junior Scientist Art & Science Hour — Spring Lake EDC
The Environmental Discovery Center at Spring Lake hosts a kids-only, interactive science and art hour with two sessions. Junior scientists explore nature through hands-on activities blending ecology and creativity. Two time slots make it accessible for more families. Check the parks calendar at SoCoParks.org for confirmation and any registration requirements.
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Get a Free ConsultationRiverfront Nature Explorers Summer Camp
Sonoma County Regional Parks runs this multi-day summer camp at Riverfront Regional Park in Windsor. Nature Explorers Camp combines outdoor exploration, wildlife discovery, nature art, and new friendships along the Russian River corridor. A second session runs June 22–24. A $50 non-refundable registration fee applies; register at SoCoParks.org.
2026 Petaluma Fair — “Past, Present, and Future Luma”
One of Petaluma’s most cherished traditions, the 2026 Petaluma Fair runs four days under this year’s theme “Past, Present, and Future Luma.” Expect the full fairground experience: livestock shows, still exhibits, carnival rides, local food vendors, and agricultural showcases celebrating Petaluma’s farming roots. Now managed directly by the City of Petaluma on their 55-acre fairgrounds.
Spring Lake Junior Lifeguards Camp
The Spring Lake Junior Lifeguards Camp is a four-day intensive building water confidence, teamwork, and life-saving fundamentals for youth. Participants develop swimming strength, water safety skills, and real character in a supportive group setting. Registration required at SoCoParks.org — space is limited and fills quickly. Part of a full summer season of youth programming at Spring Lake.
Senior Paddle — Spring Lake Regional Park
Sonoma County Regional Parks hosts a gentle, social paddle specifically for seniors at Spring Lake. This casual morning on the water is designed for connection, light exercise, and enjoyment of the park’s peaceful lake environment. Equipment available for rent; contact the parks department for accessibility accommodations. A wonderful way for older adults to stay active and engaged outdoors.
NASCAR Weekend — Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway
NASCAR’s only Northern California stop returns for the 37th Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway amid the rolling Sonoma Valley wine country hills. The full three-day weekend: ARCA Menards Series West on Friday Jun 26; NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series on Saturday Jun 27 at 2:30 PM PT on The CW; and the flagship Cup Series race on Sunday Jun 28 at 12:30 PM PT on TNT. This year’s race opens NASCAR’s second annual “In-Season Challenge” — a $1 million bracket-style tournament. Kids 12 and under from $10; all tickets digital. Call 800-870-RACE or visit SonomaRaceway.com.
Exhibition Opening: Christo & Jeanne-Claude — Running Fence at 50 Years
The Museum of Sonoma County celebrates 50 years since one of America’s greatest land art works. Running Fence — Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s 18-foot-high, 24.5-mile ribbon of white nylon stretching across Sonoma and Marin counties to the Pacific — stood for two weeks in September 1976 before being removed. This major retrospective exhibition opens June 27 and explores the fence’s lasting cultural legacy, the community debates it sparked, and its profound relationship with this county.
Full Moon Paddle — Spring Lake Regional Park
One of the most magical outings Sonoma County parks offers all year: an evening paddle on Spring Lake under the light of a near-full June moon. Kayak and canoe rentals available, or bring your own. The still water reflects the moonlight beautifully, and the park takes on an entirely different character after dark. Registration required; space limited. Reserve at SoCoParks.org/Calendar.
Spring Lake Discovery Camp — Nature & Water Adventures
Spring Lake Discovery Camp closes out June (and bridges into July) with a four-day immersion in water and nature adventures for kids. Campers make new friends while exploring the lake and the natural world, with the full range of Spring Lake’s summer amenities at hand. Register at SoCoParks.org — $50 non-refundable registration fee. Additional July sessions available if this one is full.
Tuesday Night Farmers Market — Sonoma Plaza
One of the most charming recurring events in Sonoma Valley, the Tuesday Night Farmers Market on the historic Sonoma Plaza runs May through October. Browse local produce, artisan goods, prepared foods, and flowers in the heart of wine country. Live music often accompanies the market. Strolling the plaza on a warm June Tuesday evening is a Sonoma rite of passage.
Sonoma Sundays on the Plaza — Free Outdoor Concerts
Music in Place brings “Sonoma Sundays on the Plaza” back for 2026, running every Sunday from June through the first weekend of October. Regional and national acts perform free outdoor concerts at the Grinstead Amphitheatre. Pack a blanket and a bottle from a nearby tasting room and settle in. This is what summer in wine country looks like.
Luther Burbank Home & Gardens — Summer Season
June is one of the most beautiful months to visit Luther Burbank Home & Gardens in downtown Santa Rosa, with the gardens in full summer bloom. The grounds display plants bred by the legendary horticulturist who developed hundreds of new varieties of fruits, vegetables, and flowers here. Grounds are free to walk; guided tours of the historic home run Tuesday through Sunday.
Bodega Bay Coastal Recreation — Kayaking, Birding & Beaches
June brings great conditions to Bodega Bay. Kayak Bodega Harbor from Westside Park, hike the dramatic trails at Bodega Head for whale-watching and wildflower views, or beach-comb Doran Regional Park’s two miles of protected shoreline. Doran also offers camping, fishing, and one of the best bird-watching spots on the Northern California coast.
Cloverdale & Geyserville Sculpture Trails
The small northern Sonoma County communities of Cloverdale and Geyserville both host public sculpture trails featuring a wide variety of artworks along walkable downtown routes. June’s long days make this a perfect self-guided excursion — combine it with a stop at an Alexander Valley tasting room for a full afternoon in the less-visited but deeply charming northern end of the county.
Sonoma Stompers Baseball — 2026 Season
The Sonoma Stompers independent baseball team plays home games at Arnold Field in Sonoma throughout the summer season. Catching a Stompers game is a quintessential Sonoma Valley experience: affordable tickets, a community atmosphere, local food and wine, and a backdrop of rolling hills. Great for families, groups, and anyone who wants a classic summer evening at the ballpark.
Make the Most of June in Sonoma County
From the Pacific Coast at Bodega Bay to the Russian River redwoods in Guerneville, from Healdsburg’s wine country jazz clubs to the NASCAR road course in Sonoma, this county packs more genuine June experiences into a single month than most regions offer all year. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there’s something on this list worth blocking your calendar for.
For the latest updates on any event, always check directly with the venue or organizer — schedules and details can change. SonomaCounty.com, SoCoParks.org, and GoLocal.coop are excellent ongoing resources for everything happening in the county.