Top Memorial Day Weekend Activities in Northern California and Nevada

If you still don’t have any plans for Memorial Day weekend, take a look at the list down below and see if any of these events are happening in your area!

Santa Cruz Blues Festival – Santa Cruz, CA

052414_audience_SCBF_01

 

The Santa Cruz Blues Festival is held on Memorial Day weekend in picturesque Aptos Village Park, featuring a natural amphitheater lined by historic redwood trees. This festival has become a destination event for music lovers from around the world due to the unique mix of world-class music performed on the state-of-the-art stage and unsurpassed natural beauty of Central California coastline, making blues artists and their fans come here over and over again. Among the musicians that performed on the festival stage are Luther Allison, Ray Charles, John Lee Hooker, Johnny “Clyde” Copeland, Charles Brown, Koko Taylor, Bobby “Blue” Bland, Buddy Guy and Jimmie Vaughan, to name just a few.

http://www.santacruzbluesfestival.com/
 

The Discovery (Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum) – Reno, NV

Reno-Discovery-Museum-CloudClimber_54_990x660

 

The Discovery is a hands-on, interactive place where visitors are encouraged to indulge their interests in science, art, and local history. Besides exploring the exhibits on their own, visitors to The Discovery can participate in numerous organized educational activities throughout the year.

Homepage


 

Treasure Island Flea Market – San Francisco, CA

treasureisland-640x534

 

Launched with a mission to support local artists and entrepreneurs, the Treasure Island Flea debuted Memorial Day 2011. Three years later the monthly event (every last full weekend) has become a Bay Area hallmark and is Northern California’s largest monthly gathering of artists, collectors, designers, crafters and food trucks. In addition the event showcases local musicians, entertainers and hosts a full bar with local wines, beers, and spirits. The event has been coined “the Festival of the Bay” and attracts an average attendance of 15,000.

Tempat Menarik di Sekitar TreasureFest


 

Reno Beer Crawl – Reno, NV

beer

 

If you’re visiting Reno on the 4th Saturday of any given month, you will inevitably, and luckily, enter the wacky world of the Reno Beer Crawl.  Purchase a commemorative cup or glass and get drink specials at as many as 20 different locations.  It’s an easy walk (or crawl) to each beer crawl location as they are all in the heart of downtown Reno.

https://www.visitrenotahoe.com/reno-tahoe/what-to-do/events/special-events/05-28-2016/reno-beer-crawl
 

Sacramento County Fair – Sacramento, CA

sd-county-fair_t700

 

The Sacramento County Fair takes place during the Memorial Day Weekend and draws nearly 90,000 attendees. The event is fun, affordable and safe for the whole family! Enjoy a friendly atmosphere, traditional county fair competitions, agriculture displays, hands-on family activities, carnival, festival-style entertainment, and specialty foods.

http://bit.ly/1WjIPbu
 

Wild Island Adventure Park – Reno, NV

image

 

Wild Island, the biggest little locally owned and operating waterpark and family entertainment complex in the West, opened first with the waterpark in June, 1989. Today, Wild Island boasts a multitude of year-round family fun including 36 holes of beautifully themed and landscaped miniature golf, a game arcade and redemption center, Sprint and Indy go kart raceways, and the Coconut Bowl that includes 40 lanes of bowling excitement as well as lanes for private parties, the High Ballocity interactive, three-level play structure, Pirate Cove indoor black light mini golf and challenging laser mazes, not to mention pool tables and Water Dogs Sports Bar and Grill, featuring two bars and more TVs than you can count.

Home

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.