PLUMAS ARTS PRESENTS THE
​
21st Annual
​MOUNTAIN HARVEST FESTIVAL

Saturday, October 17, 2026
1-5 PM

LIVE MUSIC | BEER GARDEN | FOOD | KID ZONE | BASKET RAFFLE​


​Plumas Arts is thrilled to announce the 21st Annual Mountain Harvest Festival in Quincy, CA at the Plumas Sierra County Fairgrounds!

LIVE MUSIC FROM:

The Gill Brothers Band
Featuring
Stone Soup Revival 

This year's fundraiser will welcome ALL AGES to the Fairgrounds to enjoy live music and tastings from a variety of local and regional Breweries & Wineries!

Local Eats at this year's festival include SERRANOS & SOULS BBQ

​Not drinking? No problem!

This year's festival will include Mocktails for sale from Quincy's own
INNER LIGHT HOLISTIC HEALTH STUDIO 

Single cans of Beer & glasses of Wine will be for sale at the Plumas Arts Booth. 
The
KID ZONE
at the Mountain Harvest Festival
FEATURING
~ FACE PAINTING & COTTON CANDY BY QUIRCUS ~
~ KIDS PLAY ZONE PROVIDED BY QUIRCUS ~
~ KIDS FREESTYLE CHALK ART WALK WITH CHALK PROVIDED BY PLUMAS ARTS ~
~ ICE CREAM FOR SALE FROM THE TOY STORE ~
AND MORE!
Interested in staying the night after the festival?
The Fairgrounds offers overnight camping for $10 per site. RV hook-ups are $20.
Call Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds at 530-283-6272 for reservations or questions. 
Plumas Arts
The heART of the community
​
The Mountain Harvest Fest is one of Plumas Arts’ most important annual fundraisers, directly supporting the programs and creative work that keep arts and culture thriving across Plumas County. Through your participation and support, Plumas Arts is able to deliver year-round events, services, and programs that strengthen community connection and help make our rural region a true cultural destination. Come raise a glass, have a great time, and support this wonderful local organization.

Plumas Arts is the region’s most active nonprofit cultural programming organization, serving communities throughout Plumas County and the greater Sierra Nevada region. Our work includes arts education in local schools through Artist in the Schools, direct support for regional artists and performers, and stewardship of a gallery dedicated exclusively to showcasing local and regional art.
We also produce and present concerts, exhibitions, and community events year-round, and operate the historic Town Hall Theatre—the only first-run movie theater within a 70-mile radius and a vibrant live performance venue hosting local, regional, and international artists.
Together, these efforts build access to the arts, strengthen community identity, and ensure creativity remains at the heart of life in Plumas County and beyond.