Quote Of The Day |
"Opportunities are like sunrises. If you wait too long, you miss them." - William Arthur Ward |
Fairfield Weather 7/30 to 7/06 |
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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT |
Morningsun Herb Farm |
Tucked away just outside Vacaville, Morningsun Herb Farm is one of Solano County's hidden treasures. Whether you're looking for colorful perennials, drought-tolerant plants, herbs, succulents, or inspiration for your next garden project, you'll find a wide variety of healthy plants and friendly, knowledgeable staff ready to help.
I've personally purchased plants from Morningsun Herb Farm and have always appreciated the quality and selection. It's the kind of local business that makes gardening enjoyable, whether you're planting your first flower bed or transforming an entire landscape.
If you love spending time outdoors or simply want to add a little more color to your home, Morningsun Herb Farm is well worth the visit.
6137 Pleasants Valley Rd
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BUY LOCAL |
NEW BUSINESS: Home Sewn in Vallejo |
One of Vallejo's newer businesses just opened up at 630 Marin Street. Fabric, Products include yarns, homemade gifts and craft kits. Classes include beginning knitting, children's birthday crowns and crochet. Say hello to Monique. Get inspired to make and to create.
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Family Fun in Fairfield |
Date: Saturday & Sunday
Time: Saturday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM, Sunday Noon – 9:00 PM Location: 1560 Gateway Blvd., Fairfield Admission: Activity-based pricing Indoor entertainment venue featuring go-karts, arcade games, and family-friendly activities.
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WHERE TO EAT |
Introducing Cuba Cafe in Vacaville |
Where: 126 South Orchard Avenue, Vacaville
Hours: 9 am to 4 pm Clean small, friendly Mom and Pop cafe that offers Cuban fare as well as other options (sandwiches and burgers). Fresh Coffee, pastries and Jungle Yogurt. Yummy!!
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Zio Fraedos on the Vallejo Waterfront |
Now, when people think about waterfront dining, they often think of Zio Fraedo’s, right there at 23 Harbor Way. Now, when people think about waterfront dining, they often think of Zio Fraedo’s as the go-to for scenic dining. You’ve got the marina view — especially beautiful at sunset — plus standout seafood like calamari and cioppino. Reviewer tip: if you’re filming for TikTok or Instagram, capture your dish with that golden sunset light behind you. It’s magic. |
PET CORNER |
Meet Ranni: Small Dog, Big Personality |
Not every dog is all sweetness—and that's exactly what makes Ranni so lovable. This adorable 3-year-old Chihuahua has the perfect mix of affection and attitude. She loves curling up on your lap but isn't shy about letting you know when she's had enough attention. At under 10 pounds, Ranni is full of confidence, charm, and personality. If you're looking for a loyal companion with a little extra spice, Ranni could be the perfect addition to your family.
🐾 Could Ranni be your new best friend?
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR |
Downtown Vacaville Farmers Market |
Date: Saturday, August 1, 2026 Time: 8:00 AM–12:00 PM Location: Creek Walk Plaza at Andrews Park, 614 E. Monte Vista Ave., Vacaville, CA 95688 Admission: Free Shop fresh produce from Northern California farms, prepared foods, baked goods, locally made products, arts and crafts, and other community vendors. The Downtown Vacaville Farmers Market takes place every Saturday year-round, weather permitting.
Learn more at Downtown Vacaville. |
Vallejo's Farmers Market |
Date: Saturday, August 1 Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Location: Downtown Vallejo, 400 Block of Georgia St. Admission: Free Browse fresh produce, artisan foods, flowers, baked goods, and handmade crafts while enjoying live music and local vendors. For more information, visit Visit Vallejo. |
Secret Little Hack |
Uncover Free Local Orchard Bounty Solano County has a hidden network of “pick-your-own” fruit orchards, especially near Vacaville’s rural outskirts, that quietly welcome the public to forage surplus seasonal fruit for free or at steeply discounted prices—not always advertised online. Instead of relying on mainstream listings, chat with vendors at downtown farmers’ markets and ask about “gleaning” days or excess harvest alerts. Local growers often share these insider picking windows by word of mouth, letting you score bags of ripe peaches, pears, or plums right off the tree for next to nothing. |