Napa Valley shines as a haven for farm-fresh food lovers, thanks to its vibrant farmers markets spread across the region.

These markets are more than shopping destinations—they serve as the heartbeat of each community, where families gather and friends connect amid abundant local harvests.

Shoppers enjoy displays of heirloom tomatoes, creamy cheeses, fragrant flowers, and chef-inspired baked treats.

Certified markets guarantee truly local, handpicked produce, often gathered the morning of the market.

The bustling Napa Farmers Market draws diverse crowds every weekend.

Yountville’s market brings a unique flair with chef demos, while St. Helena delights with live music, nostalgia, and fresh offerings.

Farmstead and Calistoga keep things lively—and cozy—through every season with artisan goods, farm-raised meats, and local talent.

Napa’s farmers markets anchor community spirit and showcase the freshest flavors of the region.

Yountville's Residents Bash is back, and this year it's going full Casino Royale.

On Friday, August 21, doors open at 6 p.m. at the Yountville Community Center for a night built entirely around card games, dressing up, and taking a chance at the tables. It's the kind of evening the town throws just for the people who live here — no visitors, no tourists, just neighbors.

Whether you're a regular at the tables or trying your luck for the first time, this year's theme brings a little Bond-style glamour to a night that's always been about one thing: bringing Yountville together.

Meet the German Shepherd with one ear that's always standing at attention and one that never quite got the memo. Soup is easygoing, endlessly friendly, and ready to be your new best friend, whether that means a hike, a lazy afternoon on the couch, or anything in between.

He's already house-trained and picking up new commands fast. All he's looking for now is someone to spend his days with.

Excitement is mounting for the 2026 Harvest Table event in Calistoga, where Lincoln Avenue will become a breathtaking outdoor feast beneath the Palisades.

This beloved tradition brings together locals and visitors to celebrate the region’s harvest with unforgettable atmosphere, music, and the glow of candlelit tables stretching for nearly a thousand feet.

This year’s festivities will introduce a playful 1970s theme, infusing the event with retro colors and vintage touches, while Calistoga’s renowned chefs create seasonal menus for every palate.

Favorite restaurants like the Calistoga Inn, House of Better, Hydro Grill, and Lovina are planning standout multi-course offerings, including inventive vegetarian dishes that honor Napa Valley’s freshest flavors.

Top local wineries will set up stations, pouring their finest wines as guests mingle at community tables or reserve seats to celebrate with friends.

The event always sells out well in advance, underscoring the passion and unity this event inspires throughout Calistoga each fall.

This isn’t your standard grilled cheese.

Napa Valley chef Sandy Sauter combines creamy fontina, fresh blackberries, and thyme for a sandwich that lands somewhere between comfort food and something you’d happily order at a wine-country café.

It’s simple, unexpected, and probably not a combination you would have thought to try on your own.

We’ve got the full recipe, along with a little background on the local chef behind it.

See the recipe →

The Beringer Winery 150th anniversary is lighting up St. Helena, welcoming locals and visitors to a season rich in Napa Valley wine tasting culture and celebration.

Excitement builds as the estate hosts a lively summer music series, The Mix: Music Through the Decades, filling the gardens with nostalgia and joy.

Guests can enjoy live performances every Saturday, savoring fine wines and seasonal bites in a relaxed, first-come, first-served atmosphere that captures the heart of community spirit.

Movie night offers a unique twist, featuring a beloved classic filmed right at the winery—a true celebration of Beringer's local legacy.

Fall brings exclusive reserve tastings and festive toasts, while families await cherished favorites like the St. Helena Barrel Tree Lighting and creative gingerbread house events each December.

This milestone year inspires pride and connection, inviting all to rediscover the timeless charm of Napa Valley—one unforgettable celebration at a time.