Wrapping Up Summer in Yolo Countryside – What to Do Now + What’s Ahead
Winding Down Summer
As July winds down in Yolo Countryside, there’s still plenty to enjoy before we shift into fall. From flower-picking to farm dinners under the stars, here are great ways to embrace summer in California, make the most of agritourism, and start planning ahead for a festive autumn season.
Still Blooming: U-Pick Flowers & Bouquets
Summer blooms are at their peak—and you can still visit seasonal flower farms like Park Winters Flower Farm and the Merzger Family Zinnia Patch for delightful you-pick flower experiences. Wander among zinnias and other bright blooms and bring home your own bouquet. A perfect weekend activity for families, friends, or couples seeking unique agritourism experiences.
July Highlights & Summer Events
Our community calendar has been filled with memorable events that capture the best of Yolo County summer living:
Pizza Night at Full Belly Farm on July 11 — a farm-fresh, wood-fired pizza experience out in the fields
Pick Your Own Bouquet events throughout July — build your own floral arrangement straight from the source
Wine Down Wednesday on July 16 — local wine pairings in a relaxed, scenic setting
Movie Night in the Vines on July 18 — outdoor cinema under the stars
Music in the Park on July 25 — free live music with a strong sense of community
The Hive – Seasonal Menus and Live Music
The Hive continues to be a standout destination in Yolo Countryside. With weekly live music and a fresh, seasonal menu crafted from local ingredients, it's a perfect place for a laid-back evening out with friends or family.
Looking Ahead: Full Belly Farm and More
August brings even more to look forward to:
Pizza Night at Full Belly Farm on August 8 returns with more farm-to-table casual dining at their family-friendly farm.
Movie Night in the Vines at Bogle Vineyards on August 15 screening: Clueless.
Music in the Park continues on August 22 with another evening of live outdoor entertainment.
Pick Your Own Bouquet experiences at the Park Winters Flower Farm carry on into early and mid-August, giving you more chances to catch the last of the summer blooms.
Fall also holds promise with upcoming events such as:
Fall Pumkulents Workshops in early September at Park Winters Flower Farm.
Farm dinners featuring seasonal ingredients and charming countryside settings
The Hoes Down Harvest Festival in October, a beloved celebration of agriculture, sustainability, and community
