Stay Healdsburg offers travelers an incredible summer getaway in wine country, filled with new eateries, celebrations and unique pop-ups.

Celebrations

Known for bringing together the community and travelers alike, Healdsburg invites travelers to take part in festivities for major milestones and local traditions.

Cheers to 100 Years of Costeaux French Bakery

Healdsburg is home to many historic and long-standing family businesses, including popular Costeaux French Bakery, opened in 1923. The bakery celebrates its 100^th anniversary with two different events. The first, on Aug. 17 at 3 p.m., features complimentary wine pours and family-friendly activities. On Aug. 26, visitors will be taken back to the opening years as Costeaux throws an adults-only, 1920’s-inspired celebration.

Fourth of July Parade and Duck Dash

On July 4, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. in Healdsburg Plaza, visitors and locals alike can celebrate the holiday with live music, face painting, a parade and the beloved Duck Dash Races. At night, close out the holiday with a stunning firework display.

Summer Series and Pop-Ups

Whether you love music, art, wine or a mixture of all, Healdsburg hosts plenty of events and pop-ups bound to pique the interests of any traveler.

Tuesday’s in the Plaza

Stop by Healdsburg Plaza on Tuesdays, 6–8 p.m, for a night full of live music from local artists and local food and drink vendors.

Jordan Winery Parisian Dinner Series

Beginning Aug. 4, be one of the first to experience this series, complete with rare wines; one-of-a-kind, multicourse culinary experiences; and a stunning backdrop to tie the night together.

Little Saint Concert Series

Stop by Little Saint in downtown Healdsburg, a 100-percent, plant-based restaurant, coffee bar, wine and cocktail lounge. Head in on any Thursday night for live music from emerging and big-name artists while enjoying signature cocktails.