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Weekly, April 1st - September 30th, 2010, 6-9pm on Broadway from 2nd to 5th Street Farm-fresh produce, delicious food, arts and crafts, and live entertainment! Held weekly April through September from 6-9pm (rain or shine), the market is a street festival and certified farmers' market. Located on Broadway from 2nd to 5th Streets, the area is closed to vehicle traffic to allow for the festivities. Due to health code specifications, no animals are permitted at the market.
Browse a wide variety of unique shops with extended hours on Thursday nights...
...or dine at one of Downtown's wonderful restaurants or quaint cafes. Streets are lined with more than 150 popular vendors. Authentic crafts and artwork, handmade clothing and jewelry, mouth-watering foods, personal services and community organizations are just some of what you'll find. Plus, certified farmers offer the season's freshest assortments of fruits & vegetables, bouquets of garden-grown flowers, nuts & honeys, houseplants and more.
The whole family will enjoy an evening at the market - with clowns, face painters, jump rooms and special children's activities the market is a thrill for young and old alike.
A diverse selection of local musicians and entertainers showcase their talents each week. Performances range from magicians to African dancers and from classic jazz to bluegrass
You can participate in the Thursday Night Market as a vendor, certified farmer or as a performer. Applications are accepted throughout the season. Attend weekly or just one time - it's up to you!
Please note: Applications are accepted weekly throughout the season. Vendor applications are excepted thru Tuesday of the the market week you'd like to attend. To ensure space availability submit your application as early as feasilbe.
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Lost & Found items from the Thursday Night Market & Friday Night Concerts are held at the DCBA offices for 30 days. Unclaimed items are turned over to the Chico Police Department after 30 days.
Looking for something sweet to add some flavor to your summer meals? Look no further, Skylake Ranch Pomegranate Products has what you need available at the Thursday Night Market (TNM)!
Skylake Ranch started growing pomegranates in 2006. Within two years the crop began yielding 150,000 pomegranates per season. With this many pomegranates, owner Gail Brown, along with son Chris and daughter-in-law Sarah, decided it was time to think of creative ways to use them. According to the Skylake Ranch website, pomegranates are rich in antioxidants and studies have shown that they are beneficial for cardiovascular, prostate and immune system health.
"When life gives you lemons, make lemonade...or lemon curd!"
Hot summer days and nights keep North State residents looking for a little something refreshing. Two new additions to the Thursday Night Market this season, Chico Squeeze and 2 English Ladies, have the just refreshment you need.
Summer Fun with Camp Rockin' U! During the Thursday Night Market on June 17th from 6:00 to 9:00PM, summer camp comes to the City Plaza in Downtown Chico courtesy of Camp Rockin' U. This summer camp program is accredited by the American Camp Association and operated by Environmental Alternatives (EA).

Last summer Downtown Chico became the new home to Tin Roof Bakery, a local favorite known for its delicious breads and pastries and a popular stop at local farmers’ markets.
Tin Roof’s new operation occupies a warehouse-style building on the corner of 7th and Broadway that previously housed a furniture store and automotive services and has helped to bring a vibrant energy to the south-downtown area.
After years of serving as Chico’s premiere wholesale baker Tin Roof Bakery owner, Brandon Siewert, decided to open a storefront bakery that was easily accessible to the public.
A collaborative event by the Chico School of Rock (CSOR) and the Butte Folk Music Society (BFMS). KidFest will include music from young people, and some older people to inspire the younger.