June - September, 2010 Summer Concert Series Free summer concerts are held at the Rotary Bandstand in the Heritage Square Park from June through September. Bring your picnic baskets, lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a variety of musical themes. For additional information please call: 805-473-2250 or 805-474-6646. Click here to download the 2010 concert schedule.
September 24th & 25th Harvest Festival & Parade Old-fashioned family fun abounds at the Harvest Festival. The Harvest Festival serves as a tribute to agriculture, the area’s leading industry. Among the many attractions are a parade, toe-tapping entertainment, agricultural exhibits, and an array of food, game, and arts and crafts booths. For complete and up-to-date information on this year's Harvest Festival, visit www.agharvestfestival.com.
Year-round Farmer's Market Every Saturday from 12:00 noon to 2:30 p.m.
Farm Fresh Produce & Flowers, Art Show and Live Entertainment in the Arroyo Grande City Hall Parking Lot at 215 East Branch Street.
Arroyo Grande Village Improvement Association P.O. Box 1526
Arroyo Grande, CA 93421
(805) 473-2250
(805) 473-0345 (fax)
info@arroyograndevillage.org
Join us in The Village!
It is a picture of what everyone's hometown was or should have ever been... It is a picture of true western history and natural beauty... It is a picture of Americana... It is the Village of Arroyo Grande!
Explore the Historic Village of Arroyo Grande, the Central Coast's unique turn-of-the-century downtown village. You'll find an array of antique and specialty shops plus fine dining nestled within the scenic atmosphere of historic buildings and natural beauty. The Village is a true picture of Americana on the Central Coast of California.
The Village of Arroyo Grande is well known for its annual Festivals and weekly Farmer's Market that are enjoyed by thousands of visitors and local residents. Join us in celebration of the local harvest and major holidays when the Village of Arroyo Grande abounds with a variety of arts and crafts, tempting treats, and fun activities.
Rich in History, Rich in Fun
The Village is filled with historic buildings from the late 1800's - early 1900's and has the the last "swinging bridge" of its kind in California. Five museums and a historic reference library recreate the history of the area with artifacts dating back to the days of the early settlers.
We invite you to stroll the streets of the Village and discover the wonderful shops and restaurants that are available. Special events occur year-round so be sure to check the "Events" section of this site for a description of the upcoming festivities.
Stop by the Visitor Center upon your arrival. The are maps and additional information available to make your visit even more enjoyable. The Center is located at:
Visitor & Tourism Center
117 ½ Branch Street
Arroyo Grande, CA 93421
Open daily, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
