Winter in Fresno County means one thing—the Blossom Trail is about to put on a show. But nature doesn’t run on a schedule. Some years, blooms pop early; other times, they take their time. When they do arrive, they burst into color fast, covering miles of orchards in pink and white. Since the Blossom…
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Get ready for a great start to 2025! The holidays may be over, but January brings plenty of events to keep spirits high. From concerts to unique chocolate factory tours, here's a list of events you can experience in Fresno County this month. EVENTS High Fitness and Hops! — Every first Sunday of the…
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Fresno County does winter differently. While the city stays mild with mostly clear skies and a comfortable chill, just a drive away, you’ll find snow-covered mountains like Shaver Lake, China Peak, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Park. It’s a great mix—explore the city in comfort, and if you want…
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Welcome to the city of Christmas lights! No place shines brighter with the holiday spirit like Fresno County. Here's where you can see Christmas lights displays for the 2024 holiday season: Christmas Tree Lane Location: Van Ness Boulevard between Shields and Shaw Avenue Christmas Tree Lane has…
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The holiday season is here! What better way to get into the spirit than taking part in some of Fresno County's beloved events. Experience celebrations rooted in tradition and enjoy some of the new holiday spectaculars. Don't miss out on your chance to see the Grinch and Santa! Check out this list of…
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This is California from a different view and a hell of a lot more. We are home to a diverse community with a deep pride in the area. Once you're here, it's easy to see why, from thrilling outdoor adventures to the heartland of farm-to-fork dining. Three national parks—Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia—stand within a 90-minute drive to Fresno and Clovis. Here the sun shines for more than 300 days of the year, making us a great stop in every season.
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