When was the last time you experienced awe? The type of awe that leaves you speechless or just muttering “wow” quietly? For my husband and me, it was last month when we made the short drive to Paso Robles to experience Bruce Munro’s Field of Light at Sensorio. Have you heard about it yet?

The Field of Light is located just under two hours away from Fresno and makes for a very easy road trip. What exactly is the Field of Light? It’s exactly that! Over 58,000 lights in a 17-acre field of rolling hills and walking paths. Every single light sways gently in the breeze, and slowly – almost undetectably – changes colors every few moments creating an undulating, calming, floating rainbow along the hillside. It’s truly something out of this world, remarkable, stunning and like nothing I’ve ever seen before.

Bruce Munro is the artist who designed the display, which has been installed with the help of 60+ volunteers working 40 hours a week for 6 weeks straight! The site of the Field of Light is the future home of a lovely hillside event venue and future hotel and potentially a botanical garden – but for now, until January 2020 you can enjoy the art that Bruce Munro designed in lights.

The Field of Light is open Wednesday through Sunday each week, beginning at 5:30 and ending 9 pm on Wednesdays and Sundays and 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. The site features a covered picnic area, expansive lawn, a stage featuring live music each weekend night, a taco truck, wine by the glass and a concession bar featuring fun food like beignets and charcuterie platters. (And yes, there are nice, clean restrooms, too.)

Tickets to the Field of Light are available for advance purchase online here. You can also purchase VIP tickets that provide a full course dinner and viewing of the field from a special private terrace. 

Getting to the Field of Light is easy from Fresno. All you have to do is take 41 south until you reach the 46, then head west to 4380 CA-46 in Paso Robles, 93446. (It’s just before Eberle Winery, so if you’ve hit Eberle, turn around – you’ve passed the entrance.)

I highly recommend taking advantage of the opportunity to experience Bruce Munro’s Field of Light while we are lucky enough to have it so close to us. From speaking to the docents, we learned people have traveled from all over the world to see it, and as Fresnans we only have to drive 113 miles down the highway. 

A few quick tips: If you go, please note you can not take flash photos or use professional photography equipment, and I strongly suggest arriving before sunset so you can watch the lights slowly begin to glow and get brighter as the sky gets darker. There are two different walking paths through the lights – one is wheelchair/stroller accessible and the other is not. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Even those who can’t walk very far will still be able to enjoy the experience. 

Now take my word for it, plan a drive to Paso Robles, book your tickets and don’t miss this amazing experience!

Grandma chic? Before you throw away the dinnerware your grandparents passed down, you should know that antiques are making a comeback. This is also true for interior design, which is experiencing a renaissance. Vintage and retro styles are all the rage in the interior design world. One design, in particular, continues to trend: steampunk. There is a demand for handcrafted furniture and decor from this retro rebellion.

One of Clovis’ most popular events, Glorious Junk Days, was created to showcase items not found at the town’s antique fairs. The “junk” includes DIY projects, handcrafted items, architectural finds, and repurposed and refurbished items. Over 155 dealers attend every show, so plan on spending a lot of time at Glorious Junk Days.

The popularity of the event comes as no surprise, as people have expressed an interest in DIY-everything. In fact, Generation Y, those born between 1980 and 1994, have been nicknamed Generation DIY. It is in our DNA to create and use available resources to survive. Some find DIY as an escape from the stress of everyday life.

So what will make a great investment? Asian antiques are always valuable but beware of fakes. Teacups and sets are highly collectible and in-style, but only sets over 100 years old are worth anything. In fact, couples getting married are no longer putting plain, white plates on their registry. They want their home to feel unique and are in turn, adding older dishes to the list.

Consumers are decorating their homes with vintage items, such as Grandfather clocks. Antique textiles, particularly American quilts, have seen increased demand and prices. There is also a renewed interest in folk art and sculpture.

Vintage and antique toys from the 1940s to the 1970s are desirable. This includes cast iron toys, robot toys, marbles, comics, toy cars, and Japanese dolls. Older superhero comic books, like Batman, Spider-Man and Superman are in high demand. ‘Star Wars’ memorabilia remains popular as the franchise ages and younger generations express interest. Steiff stuffed animals are always popular, but ensure that they are in top-notch condition. World War II and Civil War memorabilia are highly sought after. Look for items such as swords, guns, hats, and patches. If you come across antique automotive advertising, don’t pass it by! Similarly, with the rise of man caves has come the demand for oil advertising as decor.

Clovis is home to a vast selection of antique and collectible stores, carrying everything from coins to comics and clothing. Clovis Coins and Cards buys, sells and trades collectible currency.  By visiting a coin shop like Clovis Coins and Cards, you will be able to evaluate the coin firsthand before you buy it. The trusted owners at Clovis Coins can provide shoppers with valuable information that will help you with your purchase. Clovis Coins is located at 442 Pollasky Avenue.

Once Upon a Time, also located on Pollasky, is a collective of repurposed, farmhouse and vintage items.

The Original 4th Street Antiques is 8,000 square feet of fine antiques and one-of-a-kind items. The Original 4th Street Antiques is open daily and located at 402 Pollasky Avenue.

Clovis Antique Mall is 6,000 square feet of antiques and collectibles. Their friendly staff is available to assist both experienced antiquers and those new to the industry. 

Country Rose II Antiques carries a variety of vintage items, including jewelry, toys, glass, and furniture. Country Rose II is located at 530 Fifth Street in Clovis.

Good Ol’ Days Antiques is comprised of 23 dealers, set in a charming historical building. At any given time, you’ll find copper and silver items, furniture, kitchenware, pottery, lamps, and jewels.

One of the newer antique shops in Clovis is Master Rosenbery’s Misc. Merchandise. Master Rosenbery’s carries everything from antique clothing to comic books and other collectibles. Master Rosenbery’s is located at 536 Fifth Street in Old Town Clovis.

Fifth Street Antiques is an antique mall with quality dealers, featuring a wide range of products and prices. In addition to selling their eclectic mix of fine antiques, the experienced and trustworthy dealers also offer appraisal services.

Clovis’ expert on everything-vintage, Kathy Osterberg Sobelman, can be found at the Information Booth doing appraisals and answering questions. Glorious Junk Days takes place in Old Town Clovis on October 21, 2019, along Pollasky Avenue from 8am – 4pm and is the perfect place for lovers of all things vintage and vintage-inspired.

The Big Fresno Fair runs through Monday. One of the big attractions is always the food! There are lots of new items this year. FresYes is on your side with a look at five of the new fair food items you won’t want to miss.

Dole Whip

A Disneyland favorite can now be purchased at the Big Fresno Fair. Dole Whip is a soft-serve dairy-free frozen dessert created by Dole Food Company. At the Happiest Place on Earth, they sell it outside of the Enchanted Tiki Room. At the Big Fresno Fair, you’ll find it right outside of the carnival gates, near the infield parking entrance.

“If you want a taste of Disneyland, you can come get a Dole Whip at the Big Fresno Fair and the lines are a lot shorter,” says Ruben Olivares, a worker at the Dole Whip stand.

You can get Dole Whip in pineapple or strawberry flavors. They can do half and half, too. Cones sell for $5. Cups and waffle cones are $7 and a float is $9. For $15 dollars you can have a Dole Whip float inside a fresh pineapple.

“People love the fresh pineapple floats,” Olivares said. 

If you want to spice things up, you can add Tajin and Chamoy for $2.

Reese’s and Oreo Pinwheel Sandwiches

Another sweet treat that’s new at the Big Fresno Fair this year can be found at the Fruit Caboose booth. They’ve been a part of the Fresno County Fair for over 30 years.

New on the menu are Pinwheel Sandwiches. They come in two flavors. Reese’s and Oreo. 

The Reese’s is two patties with vanilla ice cream in the middle, rolled in Reese’s Pieces.

The Oreo Pinwheel has two Oreo cookies on the outside with chocolate ice cream in the middle. It’s rolled in Oreo cookie crumbles.  They both sell for $8.

“Everything we create is good,” says Jose Cuellar of Fruit Caboose. “It’s ice cream, peanut butter, and chocolate. What’s not to like?”

The Fruit Caboose stand is easy to spot. Just look for the big cone in the food area near the Paul Paul Theatre across from the horse racing entrance.

Footlong Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog 

You’ll find a foot-long, bacon-wrapped hot dog at the Chillin’ & Grillin’ stand located between the Ag Building and Home Arts. What makes this bacon-wrapped dog different than others is that it is topped with freshly grilled onions and bell peppers.

“People get excited because it’s so big,” said Anna Bell with Chillin’ & Grillin’. “It has about three pieces of bacon on it.”

This new Big Fresno Fair food item sells for $14.

Hot Cheeto Potato

Hot Cheetos are all the rage at the Big Fresno Fair this year. Bob Jackson has been bringing his Corn Star booth to Fresno for 36 years. He sells grilled corn and potato items. For the first time, he’s added a Hot Cheeto Potato to his menu.

“It’s been a hot little seller here,” said Penny Nicolson of Corn Star. “We’re selling more in Fresno than at the San Diego and Orange County Fairs.”

So what is a Hot Cheeto Potato? It’s a baked potato topped with cheddar cheese sauce, sour cream, Flamin’ Hot Cheetos and Chamoy sauce. It sells for $11.50 and can easily be shared.

You can find the Corn Star stand along the backside of the Photography/Fine Arts Building, facing the grandstand. Just look for the 25 foot blow up corn and digital sign. 

Crazy Fries

At Good Ol’ Burgers, located outside of the Livestock area, near the Kids Zone, you’ll find Crazy Fries. There are five different kinds to choose from, some spicy, some savory and some cheesy.

The Carne Asada Crazy Fries are fries tossed in a special chipotle sauce and topped with carne asada, sour cream, pico de gallo and guacamole. They sell for $15. 75. 

There’s Pork Belly Crazy Fries that feature garlic fries with grilled pork belly on top. “It’s just really good flavor,” says Mayra Garcia of Good Ol’ Burgers. “The meat is nice and tender.” The Pork Belly Crazy Fries are also $15.75.

Also new this year are Hot Cheeto and Takis Chip Crazy Fries. Both sell for $12.75. It’s a big box of fries, coated in chipotle sauce and topped with ground-up chips.

“People really like it,” Garcia said. “It’s a different type of flavor.”

If cheesy is more your thing, then you’ll want to try the Mac & Cheese Crazy Fries. That’s plain fries topped with creamy mac and cheese. They sell for $12.75.

If you’re headed to the fair, share your awesome pics with the FresYes team by using #fresyesinsider on all your posts.

Tower District’s Annual Zombie Crawl, the final weekend of the BIG Fresno Fair, and much more await you this weekend! The weather will be amazing, so get out there and have some fun!

Friday 

• Ice Cube LIVE- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @7pm-9pm Event Link
• Frankenstein (1931) at Historic Crest Theatre Fresno- Historic Crest Theatre Fresno: 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno, CA 93721 @8pm-9:25pm Event Link 
• Hiking With Dogs- Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company: 745 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @6:30pm-8pm Event Link
• A FREE Bar Method Class- Mantra: 60 E Via Del Oro, Fresno, CA 93720 @11am-12pm Event Link
• Scarecrow Garden- Clovis Botanical Garden: 945 N Clovis Ave, Clovis, CA 93611 Event Link 
• Traeger Shop Class W/ Danielle “Diva Q” Bennett- Clovis True Value: 1890 Shaw, Clovis, CA 93611 @5pm-9pm Event Link
• Paint & Sip “Rainy Pathway”- Pinot’s Palette Fresno: 6763 N Palm Avenue, Fresno, CA 93704 @7pm-9pm Event Link
• Polk Elementary School Carnival: 4605 N Polk Ave Fresno, CA 93722 @ 5-8 pm

Saturday 

• Mantra Athletics Pop-up: SPYN Cycle Studio 1021 Herndon Ave Fresno, CA 93720 @8am -12pm
• 3rd Annual Cornhole for a Cause: 712 Fulton St Fresno, CA 93721 @2:30pm-7:00pm Event Link
• 10th Annual Zombie Crawl! The End Is Here!!- Tower District, Fresno 93728 @7:30pm Event Link
• Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas- Saroyan Theatre: 700 M St, Fresno, CA 93721 @7:30pm-9:30pm Event Link
• Happily Ever After IV- Storyland & Playland: 890 W Belmont Ave, Fresno, CA 93728 @6pm-9pm Event Link
• Fall Wine Festival- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @2pm-5pm Event Link
• Turntablism & Craft Beer- Full Circle Olympic: 1426 North Van Ness Avenue, Fresno, CA 93728 @7pm-12am Event Link
• Candle Making Workshop W/ Monisha Edwards from Scent and Fire- Warnors Theatre: 1400 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @10am-12pm Event Link
• Fall Family Gathering at the Park- 3756 Amity Ln, Clovis, CA 93619 @12pm-3pm Event Link
• Pumpkin Arrangements- Sweet Thistle Farms: 5365 N Mendocino Ave, Clovis, CA 93619 @9am Event Link
• October Saturday Farmers Market- Old Town Clovis: 456 Clovis Ave, Ste 2, Clovis, CA 93612 @9am-11:30am Event Link 
• River Parkway Trust Education Docent Training: 11605 Old Friant Rd Fresno, CA 93730 @9am-12:30pm Event Link

Sunday 

• Fall Farm Table Dinner- Old Town Clovis: 456 Clovis Ste 2, Clovis, CA 93612 @5pm-8:30pm Event Link
• VEGTOBERFEST!!- Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company: 745 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @12pm-6pm Event Link
• Wine Tasting- Vino Grille & Spirits: 1440 E Champlain Dr, #106, Fresno, CA 93720 @3pm-6pm Event Link
• Chingonas & Brunch- Campagnia: 1185 E Champlain Dr, Fresno, CA 93720 @11am-2pm Event Link
• Wine-Down W/ Modern Calligraphy @ Kings River Winery- Kings River Winery: 4276 S Greenwood Ave, Sanger, CA 93657 Event Link
• The Emo Night Tour- Fulton 55: 875 Divisadero St, Fresno, CA 93721 @8pm-1:30am Event Link
• Yoga Nidra W/ Jennifer- Old Town Yoga: 325 Clovis Ave, Clovis, CA 93612 @2pm-4pm Event Link
• The Big Fresno Fair- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 Event Link

Featured Weekend Event:

Winery unveils new vintages at Flavor of Fall Event

The Fresno State Winery will showcase new vintages of eight of its most popular wines at its Flavor of Fall event from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11 on the lawn next to the campus winery. Guests can meet Fresno State viticulture and enology students and staff and sample the winery’s Uva Doce Port blend; In addition, guests can enjoy cheese, olive oil and sausage from the Gibson Farm Market. Attendees are also welcome to sign up for the wine club that will be hosting its members-only pick-up party at the same time in the winery barrel room. More Information and Ticket Info

– Jason

Saturday night filmgoers in Fresno will join audiences in over 400 cities spanning six continents to view and judge the work of the next generation of filmmakers. The 22^nd annual Manhattan Short Film Festival is being screened at the Tower Theatre from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

“Audiences can expect well done, Oscar worthy films running the gamut of drama, satire, and human interests,” said Michele Viets, a board member with Creative Fresno, the organization bringing the Manhattan Short Film Festival to Fresno. 

“Part of our mission is to bring art to Fresno and the surrounding areas,” Viets said. “Fresno has a community of film lovers and we hope to make this an annual event.”

Ten short films will be screened Saturday night. Audience members cast ballots for Best Film and Best Actor awards. By being part of the Manhattan Short, each film is automatically qualified to be considered for an Academy Award.

The films featured in this year’s festival come from France, Iran, Canada, Finland and Germany. There are also two from the United States and three British films. These ten films were selected from over 12 hundred submissions from 70 countries.

The American films featured are Debris and At the End of the World. Debris is 14 minutes long. It’s an action, crime drama about a disastrous event on a construction site. When the film’s star acts quickly to save his crew, he stumbles upon an unspeakable truth. 

At the End of the World takes place in an apocalyptic future. A lonely government worker finds solace with a soldier during the last World War. But their future is threatened when the soldier is sent back into battle. 
Tickets for the Manhattan Short Film Festival are $15 and can be purchased online or at the Tower Theatre Box Office.

Big times are back! The Fresno Fair is back and I hope you are planning to check it out. There are great music performers lined up, mutton busting, plenty of exhibits and of course amazing food!

Make sure to use #fresyesinsider in all of your social media posts, we’d love to reshare. 

Friday 

• Keith Sweat LIVE- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @7pm-8pm Event Link
• Solitary Cellars Wine Dinner- Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse: 639 E Shaw Ave, Ste 149, Fresno, CA 93710 @6:30pm-9:30pm Event Link
• The BIG Fresno Fair- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @10am-10pm Event Link
• Dine & Discover West Africa 2019- Engelmann Cellars: 3275 N Rolinda Ave, CA 93723 @6pm-9pm Event Link
• Annual Fall Tree Sale- Belmont Nursery: 7730 E Belmont Ave, Fresno, CA 93737 @8:30am-5pm Event Link
• Chunky Knit Blanket Workshop- AR Workshop Fresno: 1134 E Champlain, Fresno, CA 93720 @9:30am-12:30pm Event Link
• Bunco, Burgers & Brews- Clovis Botanical Garden: 945 N Clovis Ave, Clovis, CA 93611 @6pm-9:30pm Event Link
• 11th Annual Oktoberfest- BC’s Pizza & Beer: 1315 Shaw Ave, Clovis, CA 93612 @11:30am-11pm Event Link
• Michael Keeney Acoustic- Jackson’s Roadhouse: 20023 Auberry Rd #1, Clovis, CA 93619 @7pm-10pm Event Link

Saturday 

• 2019 Fall Wine Walk- Old Town Clovis: 456 Clovis Ave, Ste2, Clovis, CA 93612 @5pm-8:30pm Event Link 
• True REST Float Spa 1st Anniversary Celebration- True REST FLOAT Spa: 1144 E Champlain Dr. Ste 101, Fresno, CA 93720 @1pm-9pm Event Link
• 24th Annual Kids Fest- Jurassic Playground FREE- Holmes Playground: 212 S First Street, Fresno, CA 93702 @12pm-4pm Event Link
• The BLOCK PAWTY- PetSmart: 7512 N Blackstone Ave, Fresno, CA 93720 @11am-3pm Event Link
• Rods on the Bluff- Park Place Shopping Center: 7855 N Palm Ave, Fresno, CA 93711 @5pm-8:30pm Event Link
• Hocus Pocus Movie Night- Historic Crest Theatre Fresno: 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno, CA 93721 @8pm-9:51pm Event Link
• Bluebird Market at Fig Garden Village- Fig Garden Village: 790 W Shaw Ave, Fresno, CA 93704 @11am-5pm Event Link
• The Big Fresno Fair Brew Fest- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @2pm-5pm Event Link
• Halloween Boo Hanger/ Trick or Treat Tote Family Workshop- AR Workshop Fresno: 1134 E Champlain, Frenso, CA 93720 @10:30am-12pm Event Link
• Churros, Tacos & Beer!- Tactical OPS Brewing: 1131 Railroad, Clovis, CA 93612 @5pm-9pm Event Link

Sunday 

• Namaste at The Beer Garden- Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company: 745 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @1pm-4pm Event Link
• Christian Nodal LIVE- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @7pm-8pm Event Link
• Chakra Workshop W/ Monique- Four Corner Yoga: 8959 N Chestnut Ave, Fresno, CA 93720 @3pm-5pm Event Link
• The Big Fresno Fair- The Big Fresno Fair: 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno, CA 93702 @10am-10pm Event Link
• All You Can Eat Wings at Dave & Buster’s- Dave & Buster’s: 212 E River Park Circle, Fresno, CA 93720 @11am-12am Event Link

-Jason

A free, family-friendly outdoors event is happening this weekend at Woodward Park. The 41^st Annual Koi Show is happening at the Woodward Park Group Activity Area, next to the Shinzen Friendship Garden. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The event is hosted by the Central California Koi Society. “The koi fish exhibited at our show range in size from six to 36 inches long,” said Richele Kleiser, President of CCKS. “Most people don’t know how massive, friendly and beautiful these koi fish really are.”

You may be asking yourself what is koi? It’s a type of fish, popular in Japan because it is supposed to bring good luck. They’re colorful and are kept for decorative purposes in outdoor ponds and water gardens.

“I think most people don’t know that koi can be raised right here in the Valley,” Kleiser said. “Koi fish are like living art, each one is unique with a variety of patterns, colors, body shapes, and scale types.”

In addition to viewing the hundreds of koi fish at the show, there will be dozens of vendors selling koi, art, and décor.

Event-goers are invited to also visit the Shinzen Friendship Garden which has its own koi pond, waterfalls, and iconic moon bridge. Admission is waived because of the Koi Show.

“This is the perfect setting for our event,” Klesier said. “Guests can enjoy the park, green space, large area with picnic tables and shade trees, and everything else that the Shinzen Friendship Garden offers.

Docents will be on hand to tell you more about the garden and help suggest some of the best places to take photos.

For the first time, food trucks will be at the Koi Show. This event was previously held in the parking lot at Fig Garden Village.

This is the only fundraiser hosted by the Central California Koi Society each year.

You can learn more about this event by visiting CentralKoi.com

Welcome to the weekend, everyone! We have a ton of great events going on from Fresno Street Eats, Clovis Beef Fest & a Harvest Festival! Check it out:

Friday 

• September Sunset Tour- Forestiere Underground Gardens: 5021 W Shaw Ave, Fresno, CA 93722 @6pm-9pm Event Link
• Fan Halen At Fulton 55!- Fulton 55: 875 Divisadero, Fresno, CA 93721 @8pm-12:30am Event Link
• Fresno Street Eats Vol. 10: Wings- Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company: 745 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @5pm-10pm Event Link
• Chad Prather at Tower Theatre- Tower Theatre: 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, CA 93728 @8pm-10pm Event Link
• Moravia Harvest Party- Moravia Wines: 3620 N Bishop Ave, Fresno, CA 93723 @6pm-9pm Event Link
• Balletto Vineyards Wine Maker’s Dinner- Joe’s Steakhouse & Grill: 831 Van Ness Ave, Fresno, CA 93721 @6pm-9pm Event Link
• WINE-D Down Fridays- Make Her Mark: 7543 N Ingram Ave #106, Fresno, CA 93711 @1pm-3pm Event Link
• Porch Makeover Workshop- AR Workshop Fresno: 1134 E Champlain, Fresno, CA 93720 @6pm-9:30pm Event Link
• Pistachio Party- Friday Night Farmers Market- Old Town Clovis: 456 Clovis Ave, Ste 2, Clovis, CA 93612 @5:30pm-9pm Event Link
• CAB Street Band- On The Edge: 412 Pollasky Ave, Clovis, CA 93612 @7pm-10pm Event Link

Saturday 

• Clovis Beef Fest- Clovis Rodeo: 748 Rodeo Dr, Clovis, CA 93612 @4:30pm-9:30pm Event Link
• A Light Shade Of Brown LIVE- Full Circle Olympic: 1426 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno, CA 93728 @8pm-11pm Event Link
• Breakfast with the Characters- Storyland & Playland: 890 W Belmont Ave, Fresno, CA 93728 @8am-10am Event Link
• Cumbia & Tequila- Park Place Fresno: 7775-7785 N Palm Ave, Fresno, CA 93711 @4pm-10pm Event Link
• Fall Veggie and Plant SALE!- Fresno State Horticulture Nursery: 3150 E Barstow Ave, Fresno, CA 93740 @8am-12pm Event Link
• Full Circle’s Oktoberfest 2019!- Full Circle Brewing Co: 620 F St, Fresno, CA 93720 @3pm-11pm Event Link
• SB Project- Fulton 55: 875 Divisadero St, Fresno, CA 93721 @7pm-12:30am Event Link
• Ceramic Bowl hand Building W/ Hannah Desch- ROOT: 1424 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @10am-12pm Event Link
• Oktoberfest- Tactical OPS Brewing: 1131 Railroad, Clovis, CA 93612 @12pm-10pm Event Link
• New Moon Workshop W/ Ashley- Old Town Yoga: 325 Clovis Ave, Clovis, CA 93612 @6pm-7pm Event Link

Sunday 

• Brunchin’ with my Homies- Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company: 745 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 @12pm-5pm Event Link
• Harvest Festival- Marketplace at El Paseo: 6549 N Riverside Drive, Fresno, CA 93722 @11am-2pm Event Link
• Yoga and Mimosa Sunday- Mantra: 60 E Via Del Oro, Fresno, CA 93720 @9:30am-10:30am Event Link
• Antiques Fair and British Car Roundup- Old Town Clovis: 456 Clovis Ave, Ste 2, Clovis, CA 93612 @8am-4pm Event Link

-Jason