Vendor Events in Rocklin, CA
Festivals in Rocklin(2)
Rocklin Tree Lighting Celebration
by City of Rocklin
Quarry Park, Rocklin, CA
December 6, 2026, 4pm-7pm
Family-friendly holiday event with fire pits, s'mores, festive performances, and a 30-foot Christmas tree. Attracts 6,000+ attendees with seasonal vendors and activities.
Rocklin Hot Chili and Cool Cars
by Rocklin Hot Chili and Cool Cars
Rocklin, CA
Annual (33rd year in 2026)
Free annual festival featuring spicy chili, classic cars, and entertainment. Long-running community event celebrating local culture and automotive heritage.
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How much are booth fees in Rocklin?
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When do applications open for Rocklin events?
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