Lambtown Festival

Just a quick drive down I-80 from Vacaville, the historic town of Dixon hosts one of Northern California’s most charming autumn traditions: the annual Lambtown Festival. Held at the Dixon May Fairgrounds, this family-friendly weekend celebrates Solano County’s rich agricultural heritage and Dixon's legacy as a regional sheep-ranching hub.

Whether you’re a lifelong fiber artist, a curious foodie, or looking for a weekend outing with the kids, Lambtown Festival offers an unforgettable experience packed with color, craft, and community spirit.
Festival Highlights

Fiber Arts Marketplace: Browse three sprawling vendor pavilions packed with artisans selling hand-dyed yarns, raw fleeces, spinning supplies, woven goods, ceramics, and custom tools.

Live Demonstrations: Watch incredible working sheepdogs round up flocks, see skilled shearers at work, or check out the fast-paced "Sheep to Shawl" competition where teams transform raw fleece into finished woven shawls on-site.

Workshops & Learning: Level up your skills with classes led by expert instructors covering knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, spinning, and fiber prep.

Family Fun: Head to the kids' activity area for beginner-friendly wool crafts, hands-on spinning wheels, and live animal barns where young visitors can meet sheep up close.

Food & Local Flavor: Sample local eats from food trucks and savor delicious culinary offerings showcasing local lamb.

Plan Your Visit

Location: Dixon May Fairgrounds (655 S. First Street, Dixon, CA) — approximately 15 minutes east of Vacaville.

Dates & Schedule: Lambtown Festival is held annually every autumn. Because specific festival dates and daily operating hours vary each year, please visit the official Lambtown Festival Website to verify this year’s exact dates, buy admission tickets, and view the schedule.

Parking: Free on-site parking at the fairgrounds.