The Paradise Grazing Festival

Vendor & Booth Sign-Up
Join us as part of the 4th Annual Paradise Grazing Festival!
We’re now welcoming sign-ups for vendors and informational booths! This community-centered event grows in attendance and impact each year. By participating, you’ll not only connect with local families and visitors—you’ll also help support wildfire safety efforts on the Ridge and the Butte County Fire Safe Council's grazing program.
Whether you’re offering handmade goods, tasty treats, community info, or unique services, we’d love to have you join the fun!
Event Details
Date: Sunday, June 1, 2025
Location: Terry Ashe Recreation Center, Paradise
Set-Up: 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Festival Hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tear Down: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
How to Participate
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Fill out the registration form to reserve your space:
Vendor Registration Form -
Submit your booth fee using our secure payment link:
Booth Payment Portal
Booth Fees
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Non-profit / Agency: Free
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Informational / Sales Booth: $50
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Crafts, Goods & Candies: $100
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Food & Beverage Trucks: $150
Booth space selection is first come, first served. Your space is confirmed once we receive both your registration and payment.
If you have questions about participation, booth setup, or the event in general, feel free to reach out. We hope to see you there!
Countdown to the 4th Annual Paradise Grazing Festival
Sunday, June 1st, 2025
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Grazing Management Plan
The primary goal of the Grazing Management Plan is to establish a sustainable, fire-safe landscape that balances vegetation growth and removal to manage undesirable, invasive, flammable plant species. Download Here: Grazing Management Plan
Butte County Grazing Projects
A herd of 350 to 400 goats from Hanski Family Farms LLC were used to successfully reduce hazardous fuels on nearly five acres near Lake Oroville in a collaborative project with the Department of Water Resources (DWR).
The Butte County Fire Safe Council and Paradise Irrigation District grazing project around Magalia Reservoir.