Things to Do in Vacaville

The county’s heritage hub hosts timely exhibits and community events in a historic neighborhood. Current programming and hours are clearly posted and covered by regional media, including Good Day Sacramento and the museum’s own calendar.

A family-run nursery since 1995 with display gardens, classes, and seasonal events. Recognized by Sustainable Solano and featured in regional workshop calendars, it’s where locals learn, picnic, and shop plants propagated on-site.

A farm brewery reviving a pre‑Prohibition name with weekend hours, live shows, and beers using locally grown ingredients. Its origin story and hours are confirmed by Visit Vacaville and the brewery’s own historical notes.

A downtown staple with German roots dating to 1991, run by master bakers who moved from Germany to Vacaville. The café’s updated hours and story are detailed on its site and echoed by local listings.

A nonprofit gallery showcasing regional artists with rotating shows and classes. The 60th Anniversary Juried Art Show and current hours are listed by Visit Vacaville and local arts calendars.

A family farm known for olive oil, flowers, and a collaborative farm stand open select days. Farm hours, open‑farm days, and mission are confirmed by the farm and regional agriculture guides.

Certified organic and women‑owned, offering prebooked farm tours and a small store. Tours and shopping options are kept current on the farm’s site and through the Pleasants Valley Agriculture Association.

A countryside tasting experience by reservation on weekends, with tranquil picnic areas and family‑style hospitality. Policies, hours, and booking details are clearly posted by the winery.

A restored 1926 theater run by a local coffee roaster, hosting concerts, comedy, and community events with a craft‑cocktail bar in the adjacent historic Carnegie library. Active schedules confirm steady programming.

A woman‑owned downtown wine bar pouring regional bottles with live‑music nights and small plates. Current events and contact details are confirmed by the bar and the local chamber listing.

Family‑owned since 2004, this downtown favorite serves house margaritas, weekend brunch, and regionally rooted Mexican plates. Hours and menus are current on the restaurant’s site and reflected in local guides.