Trick or Treat the Street
Halloween trick-or-treating along downtown Yuba City's Plumas Street, from the Yuba City Downtown Business Association.
- Dates
- Oct 29, 2026
- Hours
- 4-6pm
- Where
- Plumas Street, downtown Yuba City, CA
County guide
16 outings for families, couples, seniors and groups, each linked to its source.
Downtown Yuba City trick-or-treating, the Christmas Stroll and a free county museum.
Halloween trick-or-treating along downtown Yuba City's Plumas Street, from the Yuba City Downtown Business Association.
Yuba City's annual Sikh parade at the Sikh Temple Gurdwara on Tierra Buena Road, with an open house and reception at the temple the day before (Oct 31).
Free opening reception for the Art Box Holiday Marketplace, featuring local artists, with 10% off during the reception. The marketplace stays open through Dec 19.
One of the area's most popular holiday events, with more than 120 vendors, 70 downtown shops, food and kids' games.
The story of the Yuba-Sutter region, from the Nisenan people to the Gold Rush, farming, floods and the area's many cultures, plus a handmade 3D relief map of the Sutter Buttes. Now showing Abuelita's Kitchen: Mexican Food Stories, through Nov 21.
Sutter Theater nights, an art and oyster dinner and a Yuba City olive oil shop.
Stage 754 presents Frederick Knott's classic suspense thriller about a blind woman who turns the tables on criminals hunting for heroin hidden in a doll. Rated PG-13. Costume contest Oct 31. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
Screening of the documentary co-directed by Rajan Gill and Reaa Puri, a Yuba City story of community, resilience and celebration, followed by a panel with the director and others involved. Tickets at yubasutterarts.org.
Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture's art and oyster dinner (chicken too): good food, great art, stronger community. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
A quiet, contemplative walk on the Dean Place with minor climbs, offering a unique perspective on the Middle Mountain. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
Free opening reception for the Art Box Holiday Marketplace, featuring local artists, with 10% off during the reception. The marketplace stays open through Dec 19.
The sound, the songs and the stories of Johnny Cash, live in concert, celebrating 19 years in 2026. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
One of the area's most popular holiday events, with more than 120 vendors, 70 downtown shops, food and kids' games.
Brewery and restaurant in downtown Yuba City, with online ordering and table reservations.
Yuba City store for more than 100 artisan California products, including infused extra virgin olive oils, balsamic vinegars, seasonings and sauces.
The story of the Yuba-Sutter region, from the Nisenan people to the Gold Rush, farming, floods and the area's many cultures, plus a handmade 3D relief map of the Sutter Buttes. Now showing Abuelita's Kitchen: Mexican Food Stories, through Nov 21.
Gentle Sutter Buttes ranch walks, a Johnny Cash tribute and the Sikh parade.
Yuba City's annual Sikh parade at the Sikh Temple Gurdwara on Tierra Buena Road, with an open house and reception at the temple the day before (Oct 31).
Screening of the documentary co-directed by Rajan Gill and Reaa Puri, a Yuba City story of community, resilience and celebration, followed by a panel with the director and others involved. Tickets at yubasutterarts.org.
A gentle walk with Ty Shaeffer around his family ranch's valley, looking into the heart of the Sutter Buttes, with little to no elevation gain. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
A quiet, contemplative walk on the Dean Place with minor climbs, offering a unique perspective on the Middle Mountain. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
Free opening reception for the Art Box Holiday Marketplace, featuring local artists, with 10% off during the reception. The marketplace stays open through Dec 19.
The sound, the songs and the stories of Johnny Cash, live in concert, celebrating 19 years in 2026. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
Explore the western side of a ranch held by the same family since the 1860s, with possible views of North Butte, Peace Valley, the old Titan Missile Site and, on clear days, Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
One of the area's most popular holiday events, with more than 120 vendors, 70 downtown shops, food and kids' games.
Yuba City store for more than 100 artisan California products, including infused extra virgin olive oils, balsamic vinegars, seasonings and sauces.
The story of the Yuba-Sutter region, from the Nisenan people to the Gold Rush, farming, floods and the area's many cultures, plus a handmade 3D relief map of the Sutter Buttes. Now showing Abuelita's Kitchen: Mexican Food Stories, through Nov 21.
Sutter Buttes summit hikes, a suspense thriller and a downtown brewery.
Stage 754 presents Frederick Knott's classic suspense thriller about a blind woman who turns the tables on criminals hunting for heroin hidden in a doll. Rated PG-13. Costume contest Oct 31. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
Yuba City's annual Sikh parade at the Sikh Temple Gurdwara on Tierra Buena Road, with an open house and reception at the temple the day before (Oct 31).
Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture's art and oyster dinner (chicken too): good food, great art, stronger community. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
The sound, the songs and the stories of Johnny Cash, live in concert, celebrating 19 years in 2026. Tickets: yubasutterarts.org or the Sutter Theater box office, Tue-Fri 10am-3pm.
Explore the western side of a ranch held by the same family since the 1860s, with possible views of North Butte, Peace Valley, the old Titan Missile Site and, on clear days, Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
A strenuous summit hike up North Butte. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
A challenging climb through canyon to a ridge-top lunch with views into the bypass and, on a clear day, Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta, then a narrow, steep traverse and rocky descent. Guided by Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes on private ranch land; registration required, and hikers drive from the meeting place into the Buttes. Not suitable for children under 12.
Brewery and restaurant in downtown Yuba City, with online ordering and table reservations.
The free Sutter County Museum, a free holiday art reception and a $10 documentary night.
Screening of the documentary co-directed by Rajan Gill and Reaa Puri, a Yuba City story of community, resilience and celebration, followed by a panel with the director and others involved. Tickets at yubasutterarts.org.
Free opening reception for the Art Box Holiday Marketplace, featuring local artists, with 10% off during the reception. The marketplace stays open through Dec 19.
The story of the Yuba-Sutter region, from the Nisenan people to the Gold Rush, farming, floods and the area's many cultures, plus a handmade 3D relief map of the Sutter Buttes. Now showing Abuelita's Kitchen: Mexican Food Stories, through Nov 21.