Yorba Linda Local Events

Yorba Linda, the "Land of Gracious Living," has a calendar full of family traditions, from free summer concerts at Hurless Barton Park to the 4th of July Spectacular and the holiday season at the Nixon Library. Here are the yearly events that bring the community together, plus where to find dates for this year.

Dates change each year. For exact dates and times, check the City of Yorba Linda special events page or the city calendar.

What Are the Yearly Events in Yorba Linda?

Daddy Daughter Dance (February)

A themed dinner dance for dads and daughters ages 4 to 12 at the Cultural Arts Center. The city says it sells out every year, so sign up early.

Celebration of the Arts (June)

A free arts and music festival at Hurless Barton Park, presented by the Yorba Linda Arts Alliance Foundation for more than two decades.

4th of July Spectacular (July)

Yorba Linda's free Independence Day celebration at Veterans Park, with a live band, a kids' fun zone, food trucks and fireworks. Hosted by the City of Yorba Linda.

Concerts in the Park (Summer)

Free Sunday evening concerts at Hurless Barton Park, with a different band each week. Bring a blanket and a picnic, or grab dinner from the food trucks.

Chalk Art Festival (August)

Professional chalk artists, a community mural, live music, food trucks and games at the Yorba Linda Cultural Arts Center. Free to attend.

Holiday Season at the Nixon Library (November to January)

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library decorates for the holidays with a holiday train display and festive programs, including a Christmas tree lighting evening.

Tree Lighting and Breakfast with Santa (December)

The city lights its holiday tree at Yorba Linda Town Center, and families can book Breakfast with Santa at the Community Center.

What Is There to Do in Yorba Linda Year-Round?

• Yorba Linda Farmers Market: Saturday mornings, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., in the Yorba Linda Friends Church lot, 5091 Mountain View Ave.
• Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum: galleries, gardens and the house where President Nixon was born, open daily.
• Main Street Historic District: Yorba Linda's original downtown, with family-owned shops on a tree-lined street.
• Yorba Linda Town Center: dining and shopping near Imperial Hwy and Yorba Linda Blvd.
• Parks: Hurless Barton Park, Veterans Park and Adventure Playground, a city play park with a splash pad (weekend reservations required).
• Yorba Linda Public Library and Cultural Arts Center: classes, exhibits and programs on Lakeview Ave.

Yorba Linda Events FAQ

Are Yorba Linda's summer concerts free?

Yes. Concerts in the Park are free on Sunday evenings in summer at Hurless Barton Park, with a different band each week. Bring a blanket and a picnic, or eat from the food trucks.

Does Yorba Linda have a farmers market?

Yes. The Yorba Linda Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., in the Yorba Linda Friends Church lot, 5091 Mountain View Ave.

What does Yorba Linda do for the 4th of July?

The 4th of July Spectacular is a free celebration at Veterans Park. There is a live band, a kids' fun zone, food trucks and fireworks.

Where can I find this year's event dates in Yorba Linda?

Dates change each year, so check the City of Yorba Linda special events page. It has the exact dates and times.

Thinking About Living in Yorba Linda?

Thinking about buying or selling in Yorba Linda? Visit the Yorba Linda community page or see the Yorba Linda market report for active, pending and sold homes. Nearby cities are covered in our local market reports, neighboring Placentia has its own events page, and you can find more cities on our Local Events page.

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Written by Namneet Dhaliwal, Broker and founder of Zone Realty, helping Orange County buyers and sellers for 20+ years.