September 26, 2025 — Old Town Clovis is set to bid farewell to another summer of community, shopping, and live entertainment as the Friday Night Farmers Market closes out its season tonight with a festive finale: Aloha Night.
The evening promises a little something for everyone. From fresh produce and artisan crafts to food alley favorites, visitors can shop, eat, and celebrate while enjoying live music by the Cab Street Band in front of 4th Street Antiques. Lawn chairs and dancing shoes are encouraged as the band keeps the crowd moving.
Adding to the celebration, the Central California Blood Center will host a blood drive, giving community members the chance to make a life-saving donation. Donors will also receive a BOGO pass to the Big Fresno Fair as thanks for their contribution.
Families will find plenty of fun in the Kid Zone at Fourth and Pollasky, which features a slide bounce house, face painting, and a meet-and-greet with Moana, courtesy of Madison’s Fairytale Events. Students from Clovis High School will also host a photo opportunity station, creating lasting memories for the youngest attendees.
Guests can also stop by the B.O.O.T. booth in front of EECU to spin the prize wheel, cool off at the Solar Negotiators Cooling Station, or continue the night with late shopping at Old Town merchants and dinner at one of the many local restaurants.
The Friday Night Farmers Market, organized by the Business Organization of Old Town (B.O.O.T.), has been a summer staple in Clovis, drawing thousands of residents and visitors to enjoy local goods, live entertainment, and the charm of Old Town.
Tonight’s closing celebration is proudly sponsored by the City of Clovis, Community Health System, Dave Shivers State Farm, and Five Creative. As the season comes to a close, organizers encourage the community to make this final evening a memorable one.