Healdsburg, Sonoma County, California
Things to Do in Healdsburg
in June 2026
Jazz festivals, farmers markets, Juneteenth celebrations, wine pairings, art walks, and more — your complete guide to June in Sonoma County’s most beloved wine country town.
June in Healdsburg, CA is the sweet spot of Sonoma County’s calendar. The Healdsburg Jazz Festival is in full swing, farmers markets have moved into the brand-new Foley Family Community Pavilion, Juneteenth fills the Plaza with free music and culture, and the Russian River beckons on warm afternoons. Whether you’re a local or making the trip from San Francisco or beyond, here’s everything worth putting on your calendar.
Recurring All-Month Events
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Healdsburg Certified Farmers’ Market Weekly
The beloved Saturday market kicks off its 2026 season in a stunning new home — the Foley Family Community Pavilion at 3 North Street, just steps from the Healdsburg Plaza. Shop for fresh produce, flowers, artisan cheeses, honey, bread, olive oil, pasture-finished meats, and handmade crafts. One of the oldest certified farmers markets in California, it’s a cornerstone of the community every Saturday morning from April 11 through December 19, 2026.
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Healdsburg Certified Farmers’ Market — Tuesdays Weekly
The Tuesday market also moved to the new Foley Family Community Pavilion in 2026, bringing its fresh seasonal lineup to the covered space on North Street. Expect seasonal produce, artisan goods, cooking demos, and local samples. Runs Tuesdays through September 29. CalFresh / Market Match accepted.
28th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival Some Free
The 28th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival (June 12–21) is already being called one of the most ambitious in the festival’s history. Grammy-winning vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant headlines Father’s Day Sunday (June 21) at Bacchus Landing, while legendary saxophonist Branford Marsalis headlines another evening. Concerts take place across stunning Sonoma County venues — wineries, historic theaters, public plazas, Michelin-starred restaurants, and intimate jazz clubs. Headliner shows at Bacchus Landing (June 18–21), late-night sets at Elephant in the Room (June 12–13, 18–19), and educational talks at St. Paul’s Church round out the 10-day run. Tickets range from $41–$156+ depending on the show.
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Collector’s Lunch Pairing at Lynmar Estate
Running through November 1, 2026, Lynmar Estate’s Collector’s Lunch Pairing is one of the most distinguished wine experiences in the Russian River Valley. Guests enjoy an intimate seated lunch with curated food pairings against Lynmar’s acclaimed Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays. The Sebastopol Road estate is a beautiful 30-minute drive south of Healdsburg, and this multi-month event is ideal for wine enthusiasts looking for something special in June.
June 2026 Events — Chronological
Art Nite Healdsburg Free
The first Thursday of every month, downtown Healdsburg transforms into a walkable art tour from 5–7 PM. Art Nite invites you to visit 20+ galleries, pick up your passport at any participating location, and collect stamps as you explore. Show your passport at participating restaurants and wineries for a free treat, pour, or special perk. Boutiques may also have surprises waiting. A fun, free, community-driven event for all ages.
Tacos Y Vino Thursdays at Arandas Bi-Weekly
Arandas restaurant brings its popular Tacos Y Vino deal back every other Thursday all day long. Snag $4 tacos — California Taco, Al Pastor, Chicken Tinga, and more — plus $7 rotating wine selections featuring red, white, and sparkling picks. The deals are available all day. Also runs June 11, June 18, and June 25 in June. A local favorite for casual, affordable Healdsburg dining.
New Exhibition Opens: Healdsburg Center for the Arts Free
The Healdsburg Center for the Arts opens a new exhibition on June 4, running through July 19, 2026. The show explores how exceptional artistry can emerge at any scale — “some of the most exquisite beauty can be captured in the smallest of images and objects.” The Center, located one block from the Plaza, features rotating exhibitions of work by local and regional artists and is free to visit. The Center is also a participant in monthly Art Nite events.
Mr. Garrett Saturday Savings
A community shopping event with deals and special offers from downtown Healdsburg merchants. Mr. Garrett Saturday Savings is a periodic community-boosting initiative organized through the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce, encouraging locals and visitors to shop local and take advantage of participating business deals. A good excuse to explore the boutiques, galleries, and specialty shops that fill downtown.
Tacos Y Vino at Arandas
Another week, another Tacos Y Vino Thursday at Arandas. All-day deal: $4 tacos (California Taco, Al Pastor, Chicken Tinga, and daily specials) paired with $7 wines — a rotating selection of red, white, and sparkling. Great for a casual mid-week dinner in Healdsburg without breaking the bank.
Healdsburg Jazz Festival Opens + June Family Night at Bricoleur
Friday, June 12 is a big evening in wine country. The 28th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival officially opens, with late-night concerts at Elephant in the Room and other venues. Simultaneously, Bricoleur Vineyards hosts its June Family Night — a relaxed community evening with estate-grown wines, seasonal cuisine, and the welcoming wine country spirit that defines Bricoleur. Family Nights begin with a glass of welcome bubbles followed by buffet-style dinner in an outdoor vineyard setting. Kid-and-dog-friendly. A beautiful evening option if the Jazz Festival’s opening shows are sold out.
Juneteenth Celebration at Healdsburg Plaza Free
Presented by Healdsburg Jazz in collaboration with the City of Healdsburg, the annual Juneteenth Celebration brings free music, art, and culture to the Healdsburg Plaza. The 2026 celebration features performances by the Willie Jones III Quintet, MJ’s Brass Boppers, Sundra Manning Organ Quartet, Carlitos Medrano & Sabor de mi Cuba, spoken word artists, and a Special Tribute to bassist Raymond Drummond. Expect gospel, early blues, New Orleans jazz, funk, R&B, and straight-ahead swing. Family-friendly arts and crafts workshops for young people are included. Free to the public. Note: the city granted the Plaza as the location specifically for this event — a beloved tradition.
North Coast Wine & Food Festival 2026
A premier wine country tasting event celebrating the best of the North Coast — curated food bites from leading local chefs paired with Gold Medal wines from distinguished North Coast producers. Guests enjoy a walk-around experience designed to highlight innovation, seasonality, and regional pride. Meet the makers, move from station to station, and experience the spirit that defines North Coast food and wine culture. Organized through the Healdsburg Chamber and held at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in nearby Santa Rosa — an easy 20-minute drive from downtown Healdsburg.
Tacos Y Vino + Jazz Festival: Bacchus Landing Concerts Begin
Thursday, June 18 is a packed night. Tacos Y Vino continues all day at Arandas ($4 tacos, $7 wine). Meanwhile, the Healdsburg Jazz Festival’s Bacchus Landing headliner concerts kick off — June 18 is the first of four consecutive nights (June 18, 19, 20, 21) at Bacchus Landing in Healdsburg. If you’ve purchased the Bacchus Bundle, tonight’s the first show. Late-night sets also continue at Elephant in the Room this evening.
Pizza Making + Wine Pairing Class
An evening culinary class in the Healdsburg area combining hands-on pizza making with curated wine pairing education. Learn to stretch dough, build flavor-forward pizzas, and discover which Sonoma County varietals complement a wood-fired pie. A fun date night or social outing in the heart of wine country. Offered through the Healdsburg Chamber calendar — check the link for the host venue and ticket price.
History Talks in the Plaza — Season Opener Free
The Healdsburg Museum & Historical Society launches its 2026 summer History Talks series on Saturday, June 20, running every Saturday morning through August 29. Museum docents present 90-minute talks in the Plaza gazebo covering the rich, layered history of Healdsburg — from Pomo and Wappo peoples to the cannery era, railroad history, agricultural transformation, and 20th-century community life. The museum’s current exhibition “Healdsburg in the 1970s” also runs through October 25 at 221 Matheson St. Free admission — no registration required.
Healdsburg Jazz Festival Finale — Cécile McLorin Salvant
The 28th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival closes on Father’s Day with a stunning headliner: Grammy Award-winning vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant. Described by the late soprano Jessye Norman as “a unique voice supported by an intelligence and full-fledged musicality, which light up every note she sings,” Salvant performs with her longtime creative partner, New Orleans pianist Sullivan Fortner, plus his Trio (Yasushi Nakamura, bass; Kyle Poole, drums). Grammy-winning for three consecutive albums, Salvant’s set is the crown jewel of this year’s festival. Also performing this evening: the Willie Jones III ensemble.
Tacos Y Vino at Arandas
The final Tacos Y Vino Thursday of June at Arandas. Wrap up the month with all-day $4 tacos and $7 wine deals. A great low-key way to end a month packed with jazz, art walks, and wine country events.
Always Open in June
Healdsburg Museum & Historical Society Free
Housed in the 1910–1911 Carnegie Library building (on the National Register of Historic Places), the Healdsburg Museum is open Wednesday–Sunday, 11 AM–4 PM. Current exhibitions include “Many Paths to Healdsburg” — a sweeping, interactive introduction to Northern Sonoma County history through agriculture, commerce, transportation, architecture, and the Russian River landscape — and “Healdsburg in the 1970s,” celebrating the museum’s 50th anniversary with community-sourced artifacts and stories about rights, belonging, and a transformational decade. Free admission, donations appreciated.
Healdsburg Plaza, Fitch Mountain & the Russian River Free
The heart of Healdsburg is its tree-shaded Plaza, surrounded by tasting rooms, galleries, and sidewalk cafes. June means warm afternoons perfect for a stroll, a bottle of local wine on the plaza, or a walk along Foss Creek. Just minutes away, Fitch Mountain Regional Park offers hiking trails through oak woodland with views over Healdsburg. For swimming, kayaking, and sunbathing, the Russian River access points (Veterans Memorial Beach is a popular spot) are a 10-minute drive. June weather is typically 65–80°F with low humidity.
Wine Tasting in Three Valleys — Alexander, Dry Creek & Russian River
Three of California’s premier wine appellations meet at Healdsburg — Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, and Russian River Valley. In June, tasting rooms are open daily and the vines are in full canopy. Standouts include Jordan Vineyard & Winery (Alexander Valley, stunning estate), Dry Creek Vineyard (Zinfandel country legend), Seghesio Family Vineyards (Zin specialists), and a dozen plaza-front tasting rooms including Thumbprint Cellars, Marine Layer Wines, Hartford Family Winery, and Williamson Wines. No car needed for the plaza rooms.
Dining in Healdsburg — Valette, The Matheson, Barndiva & More
Healdsburg punches well above its population weight in the restaurant department. Chef Dustin Valette’s two flagship restaurants — Valette (344 Center St) and The Matheson (106 Matheson St) — are must-visits for seasonal farm-to-table Sonoma cuisine. Barndiva (231 Center St) is an iconic garden-setting restaurant beloved for alfresco dining and Michelin recognition. Costeaux French Bakery (417 Healdsburg Ave) is the local staple for breakfast and pastries. Little Saint (25 North St, adjacent to the Foley Pavilion) is the celebrated plant-based restaurant from Jeff and Laurie Ubben, featuring California-Mediterranean cuisine with produce from the five-acre Little Saint Farm.
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Healdsburg Jazz — Artist Talks at St. Paul’s Church
During the Healdsburg Jazz Festival (June 12–21), St. Paul’s Church in Healdsburg hosts intimate educational artist talks. These conversations with performing artists offer rare insight into jazz history, technique, and creative process, in an intimate and acoustically wonderful historic church setting. Healdsburg Jazz has a long tradition of using the city’s community spaces to bring the festival to life beyond the concert hall. Check the festival schedule for specific dates and times during festival week.
June is one of the best months to visit Healdsburg. The jazz festival alone is worth planning a trip around — 10 days of world-class music across intimate, beautiful venues with Sonoma wine country as the backdrop. Add the free Juneteenth celebration, the new Foley Pavilion farmers markets, History Talks in the Plaza, Art Nite, and the always-exceptional dining and tasting rooms, and you have a month that’s hard to beat anywhere in California.
For the full city events calendar, visit healdsburg.gov/calendar.aspx. For the Healdsburg Chamber’s community calendar, visit healdsburg.com/healdsburg-events.
