🍷 Windsor, California · Sonoma County
Things to Do in
Windsor, CA
in June 2026
Concerts, farmers markets, festivals, parks, and community events — your complete guide to June in Windsor Wine Country.
June in Windsor, California is pure Sonoma County magic. Long, warm evenings on the Town Green. Fresh strawberries and stone fruit at the farmers market. Free concerts under an open sky. This small wine country town of roughly 27,000 people knows how to kick off summer right — and June 2026 is stacked with reasons to get outside, explore, and connect with the community.
Below you’ll find 17 verified events and activities in chronological order — from recurring weekly mainstays to one-night-only celebrations. Dates and times are sourced directly from the Town of Windsor, the Windsor Certified Farmers Market, and Windsor Chamber of Commerce. Always confirm details before heading out, as events are subject to change.
Windsor Certified Farmers Market — Sunday Morning
The Windsor Certified Farmers Market returns every Sunday morning on the Town Green for its 25th Anniversary season. Arrive hungry — you’ll find tables heaped with fresh Sonoma County produce, artisan cheeses, breads, local honey, eggs, and farm-to-table street food. Live music plays while you browse, and the BBQ and Sunday brunch scene on the Green is a community institution. June 21st features a special Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast hosted by the Kiwanis Club, plus the “What the Heck is it?” Old Farm Tool Guessing Game. CalFresh/EBT accepted.
Official Farmers Market Site →Windsor Town Council Meeting
The Windsor Town Council meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. June meetings are expected to include discussion of the proposed 1% local sales tax ballot measure slated for the November 2026 ballot — a key issue for Windsor residents, as the town is currently the only city in Sonoma County without a local sales tax. Meetings are open to the public and broadcast live on Comcast Channel 27 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99. Residents may speak during public comment.
Agendas, Minutes & Videos →Summer Nights on the Green Opens — Kenny Metcalf as Elton
The 24th Annual Summer Nights on the Green concert series kicks off with an opening night to remember. Kenny Metcalf as Elton brings dazzling outfits, stunning vocals, and a spectacular backing band for a full Elton John tribute experience — recreating the multi-Grammy-winning legend in every performance detail. The Windsor Certified Farmers Market runs alongside the concert from 5–8 PM with fresh produce, farm vendors, and al fresco food from local restaurants. Bring low-back lawn chairs (seat must be under 12 inches from ground for center sections) or standard chairs for outer areas. Dogs on leash welcome. No smoking on the Green. Free family lawn games available.
Full 2026 SNOG Lineup & Info →Senior Resource Fair
Organized by the Sonoma County Aging & Disability Commission in collaboration with the Town of Windsor, this annual resource fair connects older adults and people with disabilities to local services, programs, and support organizations in one convenient location. Vendors and agencies from across Sonoma County will be on hand to share information on health services, transportation, housing assistance, caregiver support, and recreational programs. A welcoming, no-pressure environment for seniors and their families to explore available resources.
Town of Windsor Special Events →Summer Nights on the Green — Wonderbread 5 (Pride Night)
Week two of Summer Nights on the Green is Pride Night, featuring Wonderbread 5 — a dance and pop band celebrated for over-the-top performances that pull the audience directly into the show. These best pals still play for the pure fun of it: from the latest chart hits to classics spanning the ’60s through the ’90s and beyond, no two Wonderbread 5 shows are the same. Come celebrate Pride Month Windsor-style, under the sky on the Town Green with great music, fresh food, and community.
Wonderbread 5 Website →Windsor Town Council Meeting
The second Town Council meeting of the month. The June 17 session is anticipated to include review of draft ballot measure language for the proposed November 2026 local sales tax, as well as regular town business including planning, infrastructure, and public safety items. Council meetings are your opportunity to participate in local democracy — public comment is open to all Windsor residents and stakeholders. Meetings typically begin at 6 PM; check the town’s agenda portal for confirmed items closer to the date.
Agendas & Meeting Info →Summer Nights on the Green — Pride & Joy SF (Juneteenth Celebration)
This week’s Summer Nights on the Green is a Juneteenth Celebration featuring Pride & Joy SF — the Bay Area’s most popular party band, bringing R&B, soul, and funk that keeps the dance floor moving all night. For years this group has been the pride of the Bay Area scene, delivering timeless pop/soul in an electrifying high-style show that pulls the audience to their feet. A meaningful way to celebrate Juneteenth in Windsor alongside your community — with soulful music, fresh food, and an evening on the Town Green.
SNOG Info & Parking →Latin Cultural Festival at Windsor Town Green
The Windsor Chamber of Commerce presents the Latin Cultural Festival on the Town Green — a vibrant, family-friendly celebration of Windsor’s Hispanic heritage featuring live music, traditional dance performances, mariachi, and local Hispanic business vendors. This beloved annual event brings the energy and rhythm of Latin culture to the heart of Windsor, with performances by talented local artists and plenty to eat, see, and enjoy with the whole family. The festival typically runs rain or shine on Market Street and the surrounding Town Green area.
Windsor Chamber of Commerce →Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast & Farmers Market
The Windsor Certified Farmers Market celebrates Father’s Day with a pancake breakfast hosted by the Windsor Kiwanis Club, a “What the Heck is it?” Old Farm Tool Guessing Game (Dad and Grandpa are practically required to participate), and the kids’ Painted Rocks for Dad activity. It’s a full Sunday morning on the Green — fresh produce and artisan goods from local farmers, plus a festive holiday spirit. Bring the dads, grandfathers, and father figures in your life for a genuine Windsor community morning.
Farmers Market Calendar →Summer Nights on the Green — Max Vogel & the Pickups
The final June concert on the Town Green features Windsor’s own Max Vogel & the Pickups — a country act with deep local roots. Max picked up a guitar at 15 and hasn’t put it down since, blending traditional country roots with a modern edge in the tradition of Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, and Zac Brown Band. Together with his band, Max delivers a high-energy country show filled with heartfelt originals, crowd-favorite country anthems, and genuine crowd connection. A home-grown Windsor artist on the Windsor stage — it doesn’t get more local than this.
Max Vogel Music →
Summer Reading Program — Windsor Regional Library
The Sonoma County Library’s 2026 Summer Reading Program launches in June with paper logs available at all branches starting June 1 (pre-registration opened May 1 online). The goal is simple: read anything you want for 20 minutes a day. Kids track activities and earn entries into Grand Prize Drawings — five winners each receive a $200 grocery gift card. Adults log reading time for their own prize track. The Windsor Regional Library, located right on the Town Green, is a community anchor and the perfect place to pick up your log, discover new titles, and keep kids reading all summer long.
Sonoma County Library Summer Reading →Tee Times at Windsor Golf Club
A past stop on the PGA Nationwide Tour, Windsor Golf Club is the premier public golf course in Sonoma Wine Country. June is prime season on this par-72 championship course — the layout carves through a gently rolling landscape of lakes, a meandering creek, and majestic oaks, with the iconic Silos as a visual landmark. The course offers four tee options for all skill levels and a challenging 6,650-yard layout. After your round, head to Charlie’s Restaurant on-site for innovative cuisine and stunning Sonoma County countryside views. A proper North Bay golf day.
Windsor Golf Club →Keiser Park — Windsor’s Outdoor Recreation Hub
Keiser Park is one of Windsor’s most active community parks and the venue for major town events including the July 3rd fireworks and the upcoming Relay for Life. In June, the park is ideal for picnics, pick-up sports, and outdoor recreation as the days grow long and warm. The park features open lawn areas, sports facilities, picnic areas, and direct access to Windsor’s network of trails and open spaces. It’s also the finishing area for the Hot Air Balloon Chase 5K held earlier in the season and a prime spot to see hot air balloons drifting over Sonoma County on still summer mornings.
Town of Windsor Parks →Windsor Town Green — The Heart of the Community
When not hosting a concert or festival, Windsor’s Town Green is a beautiful park for a June afternoon — lush green lawn, the Windsor Regional Library at its edge, Market Street’s restaurants and shops nearby, and a genuine small-town California atmosphere. Bring a blanket, toss a frisbee, or just sit and watch the swallows dart over the green. On Sundays it’s the farmers market; on Thursdays in June it’s the Summer Nights concert series. But any day of the week, the Town Green is Windsor’s living room — welcoming to all, dogs on leash welcome, and free to enjoy.
Town of Windsor →Oliver’s Market Windsor — Local Grocery & Deli
Oliver’s Market is Windsor’s beloved independent, 100% employee-owned grocery store and a cornerstone of the Windsor Town Green area. Named the Windsor Chamber of Commerce Member of the Month for May 2026, Oliver’s is committed to supporting local farmers, producers, and small businesses. Their extensive natural, organic, and specialty departments — including a full-service deli, bakery, cheese counter, and prepared foods — make it the ideal stop before a picnic on the Town Green or to stock up for a summer evening concert. Pick up locally sourced Sonoma County wine, cheeses, and charcuterie for the perfect SNOG night spread.
Oliver’s Market →Free SMART Train & Shuttle Service to Summer Concerts
Getting to the Summer Nights on the Green concerts is easy and free. On concert Thursdays, free Sonoma County Transit shuttles run to the Windsor Town Green from both Windsor High School (8695 Windsor Road, 11-minute walk) and Windsor Middle School (9500 Brooks Road South). Shuttles operate from 4:30 to 8:30 PM. The SMART Train also runs during the concert series — check the schedule at sonomamarintrain.org. Free parking is also available at the SMART parking lot at 8900 Windsor Road, a 6-minute walk to the Green. Note: do NOT park in the Bell Village/Oliver’s lot — you will be towed.
SMART Train Schedule →Leadership Windsor Class 4 — Application Deadline
The Windsor Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Windsor program is accepting applications for Class 4 — a year-long program running from August 2026 through May 2027 designed to develop the next generation of Windsor community leaders. The deadline to apply is June 15, 2026. Leadership Windsor connects emerging and established business and community leaders with a deeper understanding of local government, economic development, education, and public safety. If you’re committed to Windsor’s future and ready to invest in your leadership, this is the program for you.
Windsor Chamber — Leadership Windsor →Plan Your June in Windsor
Windsor’s Town Green is the unofficial center of gravity for everything happening this month — from free Thursday concerts and the Sunday farmers market to the Latin Cultural Festival and Senior Resource Fair. Most events are free and family-friendly. Bring lawn chairs to the SNOG concerts, arrive early for a spot on the market’s redwood tables, and don’t skip Charlie’s at the golf course if you play a round.
For the most current event listings and any last-minute changes, check the official Town of Windsor calendar, the Windsor Farmers Market calendar, and the Windsor Chamber of Commerce. Events are subject to change — always confirm before you go.
This guide was compiled for windsor-ca.net — your local resource for Windsor, California community news, events, and business information. Have an event we missed? Let us know.
