“The crafts are gorgeous and the venue is gorgeous with everything in bloom,” said Arista. More than 50 local crafters as well as those from the Bay Area and Nevada City will be offering handmade items ranging from tie dye clothing to ceramics and glass art and “whatever else you can think of,” said Victoria Arista, docent and craft fair coordinator. This year the fair, which is the primary fundraiser for the Oroville Museums Docent Association, will be open from 10 a.m. Lott Home and Sank Park at 1067 Montgomery St. The parade will travel from Mitchell and Fifth streets down Montgomery Street through the historic downtown.įor many decades the craft fair at the C.F. “We left it open so people could choose a float theme like the gold rush, the river, salmon, the dam, olives, anything reflective of Oroville.” “The theme this year is ‘Oroville on Parade,’” said Cindy Daniluke, parade co-chair. May 6, the Exchange Club of Oroville’s Feather Fiesta Days Parade returns with Lamar Collins, Las Plumas High School principal, serving as grand marshal leading the parade of more than 50 floats and Jim Moll, “The Voice of Oroville,” serving as the master of ceremonies. “We’ll welcome anybody and everybody with any year, make or model to the show and shine,” said Nolind.Ī new addition to Feather Fiesta Days is a food and retail vendor court hosted by the Oroville Chamber of Commerce located in the parking lot on Montgomery Street in front of the Oroville Convention Center and open throughout the day on May 6.Īt 10 a.m. May 5 at Oroville Auto Center, 1250-1350 Oro Dam Boulevard East. To kick off the event and “check out who’s coming in” for the car show, the Oro Dam Cruisers are hosting a free “show and shine” event from 5 to 8 p.m. “We expect 300 to 400 entries and look forward to hanging out with everyone.” “We’re extremely excited to bring this cornerstone event back to Feather Fiesta Days,” said Sara Nolind, Oro Dam Cruisers treasurer. “With a mix of traditional and new things it’s a reinvigorated Feather Fiesta Days and we’re looking forward to everyone in Oroville and beyond coming out to join in the fun.”Ībsent for several years, a Feather Fiesta Days favorite, the Oro Dam Cruisers’ Gold Rush Car Show, returns to downtown on May 6. “With everyone from the customary clubs to new folks back on board and COVID behind us we are looking forward to coming back bigger and stronger than ever before,” said Eric Smith, Oroville Area Chamber of Commerce CEO.

OROVILLE - Feather Fiesta Days returns for its 104th year with events starting April 29 and culminating on May 6.

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