Join us for Día de Esperanza 2026, a one-day Organic Agriculture Festival celebrating local food, sustainable agriculture, culture, and community at Esperanza Community Farms in Watsonville, California.
On Sunday, October 11, from 11 AM to 4 PM, spend the day at the farm and connect with local farmers, community organizations, artists, and neighbors. Explore a mini farmers market featuring fresh organic fruits and vegetables, enjoy healthy and organic food, and discover local organizations working to protect our environment and build a healthier community.
The festival will also feature art vendors, live music, games and activities for children, local food, and family-friendly activities for all ages.
Come enjoy a day at the farm, support local farmers and small businesses, learn about sustainable agriculture, and celebrate the people and organizations helping create a healthier and more resilient community.
Learn more details such as parking, what to bring, and more in the frequently asked questions section below.
Frequently asked questions
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The event is free.
At Esperanza, we believe that reciprocity will make a better world; for this reason, we appreciate any type of donation. -
The Pajaro Valley High School parking lot will be open to event attendees and will be completely free.
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Bring a hat, comfortable shoes, a sitting blanket or lawn chairs, a reusable bag to harvest veggies, cash and water.
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It is recommended to bring cash.
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Yes, we will have vendors selling local and healthy food. There will be refreshing drinks!
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The entrance to the farm has a dirt road; however, wheelchair access is available.
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Absolutely! We will provide all guests who wish to harvest with a list of the vegetables and the quantity they can pick.
