Grass Valley launches annual Thursday night market summer series on June 12

June 12, 2025 | Grass Valley, Nevada County, California

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Grass Valley launches annual Thursday night market summer series on June 12

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As the sun began to set over Grass Valley, the city hall buzzed with anticipation for the upcoming summer festivities. The executive director of the Grass Valley Downtown Association and the Greater Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce took center stage, inviting residents to the much-anticipated annual Thursday Night Market Summer Series. Set to kick off on June 12, the event promises to transform Downtown Grass Valley into a vibrant hub of activity from 6 to 9 PM.

The market will take place on Mill Street Plaza and West Main Street, nestled between South Auburn and South Church Streets. Attendees can look forward to a delightful array of local artists and crafters, mouthwatering food vendors, and captivating entertainment. This year, the market will partner with the California Bluegrass Festival, ensuring a lively atmosphere with performances on both the main stage and the Mill Street stage.

The summer series will run for five weeks, continuing through June and into early July, with events scheduled for July 3 and July 10. The executive director encouraged everyone to join in the festivities, promising an unforgettable experience filled with community spirit and celebration.

As the meeting wrapped up, the excitement for the summer series lingered in the air, leaving residents eager to embrace the lively evenings ahead in their beloved downtown.

Converted from City Council Meeting meeting on June 12, 2025
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