The Lavender Festival In Northern California That’s Unlike Any Other
Lysa Allman-Baldwin
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A Northern California lavender festival is very enjoyable, especially if you are a very “scentual” person. You may love the smell of lavender which is known for its multipurpose and healing properties. Used in everything from bath and body products to essential oils, tea, and even in restaurant menu creations, these are all reasons to celebrate this wonderful plant. Head on over to the annual Cache Creek Lavender Festival where it is possible to explore all things lavender and even pick your own to take home! Let’s check out one of the best festivals in NorCal and a great way to kick off the summer.
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A Northern California lavender festival is the best way to spend your day. Grab a hat, some sunscreen, your sense of adventure, and your tastebuds, and get your lavender groove on. Discover more on the Cache Creek Lavender Festival web page. Have you been to this exciting event? If so, we’d love to hear about your experience in the comments below.
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Festivals In Northern California
What are some of the best festivals in Northern California?
- Almond Blossom Festival (Ripon): Since 1962, this celebration has delighted folks on the last full weekend of every February. Watch the Miss Almond Blossom/Miss Ripon competition, play at the carnival, and peruse the wares at Mistlin Sports Park. Don't miss the Almond Blossom Parade!
- San Francisco International Chocolate Salon: Not only will this scrumptious event cure your sugar craving with chocolate tasting but its educational feature offers demonstrations and chef and author talks. Taste the offerings of award-winning chocolatiers and other culinary experts in their fields.
- Monterey Jazz Festival: This long-running festival has celebrated the country's creativity and cultural heritage by showcasing a number of legendary jazz musicians, composers, and young rising stars. Is there a better setting for a party than the Monterey County Fairgrounds on the California coast?
- California Swan Festival (Marysville): Each November, this festival is literally for the birds. It celebrates the return of swans and other waterfowl to the rice fields and wetlands of the North Sacramento Valley. Interactive experiences teach about these intriguing birds.
What are some of the best ice cream shops in Northern California?
- The Dolly Llama (Los Angeles, Sacramento): Named after a real llama who lives in France, the owners of this unique ice cream store invite the same fun spirit into its creations. Try the Bubble Waffle, one of the refreshing Dolly Llama Shakes, or the Waffle Sticks.
- Nimble & Finn’s (Guerneville, Santa Rosa): This sister-owned specialty shop looks for inspiration at local farmers' markets for their handmade ice cream. Some of those ingredients that make it into their out-of-this-world flavors include housemade jams, seasonal produce, cakes, and candy.