St. Helena Hometown Harvest Festival – Visitor & Vendor Info
🍂 The St. Helena Hometown Harvest Festival is an annual fall celebration in Napa Valley featuring artisan vendors, live entertainment, food and drinks, family activities, and community traditions in St. Helena, California.
This page shares festival dates, location, visitor information, FAQs, and resources for artists and vendors interested in participating. MONOLISA may not be exhibiting at this event—we publish these guides to help shoppers discover California art festivals and to help fellow artists find potential show opportunities.
Updated for 2026.
📅 Festival Details
- Date: October 17, 2026
- Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Location: Library Lane & Adams Street
- City: St. Helena, California
Interested in exhibiting? The City of St. Helena manages participation for the Hometown Harvest Festival. Visit the official festival website for current event information, vendor applications, deadlines, booth requirements, and fees.
✨ What to Expect at the St. Helena Hometown Harvest Festival
🎨 Artisan & Community Vendors
Explore a variety of artisan and nonprofit booths throughout the festival. Vendor selections can change each year, giving visitors an opportunity to discover artists, makers, organizations, and local businesses.
🛍️ Fall Festival Shopping
The Hometown Harvest Festival brings shopping and community activities together in the heart of St. Helena. It is a fun opportunity to browse creative work while enjoying a fall day in Napa Valley.
🎶 Live Music & Entertainment
Live performances and entertainment add to the festival atmosphere throughout the day, giving visitors a place to relax between shopping and activities.
🍴 Food, Wine & Beer
Food and beverage offerings are part of the celebration, with local eats and refreshments available during the festival.
🐾 Pet PAWrade
One of the festival's popular traditions is the annual Pet PAWrade, where pets dress up in Halloween costumes and take part in a festive community parade.
👨👩👧👦 Family Activities
A Kids Zone and other activities make the Hometown Harvest Festival a family-friendly event with something for a range of ages.
🏃 5K & Fun Run/Walk
The festival day also includes a morning 5K race and 1-mile fun run/walk. These activities take place before the main festival begins and require separate registration for participants.
🍂 A St. Helena Fall Tradition
Held annually on the third Saturday in October, the Hometown Harvest Festival brings residents and visitors together for a community celebration in the heart of Napa Valley.
❓ FAQs
🍂 What is the St. Helena Hometown Harvest Festival?
It is an annual fall community festival in St. Helena, California, featuring artisan and nonprofit vendors, live entertainment, food and beverages, children's activities, and other community events.
🎨 Are there artists and craft vendors?
Yes. Arts and crafts vendors are an important part of the festival. The selection of participating artists, makers, and other vendors can vary from year to year.
📌 Can artists and vendors apply?
Yes. Vendor participation is managed through the City of St. Helena. Artists, makers, businesses, and nonprofit organizations should check the official festival website for current applications, deadlines, booth requirements, and fees.
👨👩👧👦 Is the festival family-friendly?
Yes. The festival includes a Kids Zone, entertainment, food, shopping, and other activities designed for the community.
🐾 Is there a pet parade?
Yes. The annual Pet PAWrade is part of the Hometown Harvest Festival celebration. Pet owners should check the official website for current registration information and participation requirements.
🏃 Is there a run before the festival?
Yes. A 5K race and 1-mile fun run/walk are traditionally held on festival morning. Registration and start-time information is available through the event organizers.
📅 When is the festival usually held?
The St. Helena Hometown Harvest Festival is traditionally held on the third Saturday in October.
📍 Where is the festival held?
The festival is held around Library Lane and Adams Street in St. Helena, California. Visitors should check the official festival website before attending for the latest location and event information.
