Happy America 250th! Many businesses, including The Peña Adobe Historical Society will be closed on July 4th weekend to observe Independence Day. It’s a federal holiday in the United States, commemorating the ratification of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
We will be joining the City of Vacaville Parks and Recreation Department in celebrating America’s 250th anniversary at Vacaville’s free 4th of July celebration Saturday, July 4, 2026, beginning at 6:30 PM at the CreekWalk Plaza at Andrews Park.
The evening will feature live entertainment by Fog City Swampers, a classic rock band, followed by a fireworks display (weather dependent). Park visitors will enjoy a variety of food vendors, non-food vendors, and community organizations, including Daughters of the Revolution (DAR), Rowland Freedom Center, Peña Adobe Historical Society, Vacaville Heritage Council, and more! Guests are also encouraged to capture memories at Pixcbooth. The fireworks show follows the concert at approximately 9:15 to 9:30 PM.
Location:
Andrews Park
Vacaville CA
Contact Info:
Peña Adobe Historical Society
(707) 447-0518
We hope to see you all on Saturday August 1st when we will reopen the Peña Adobe and celebrate the Japanese American History of the Vaca Valley. During the late 1800’s Vacaville had a robust Japanese community, known as the Tokyo of the West. Come to Peña Adobe Park and learn of their history, tour the historic grounds, listen to Taiko Drumers and learn Origami on Saturday August 1st from 11:00am - 2:00pm.