Live entertainment outside venue – eclectic selection of traditional & contemporary music. Children’s arts & crafts activities, workshops by performers. The festival is organized by Inyo Council for the Arts.
Enjoy live music by Angels Roost. Dance, dine & bowl! No cover charge.
Bishop Community Band plays at the city park band gazebo every Monday evening. Bring a chair, picnic dinner & friends. This has been going on in Bishop every summer for 100 years! Variety of music for all ages - Latin, Classical, Swing, Jazz, Rock n Roll, Marches, and Musicals. Dancing encouraged! And, if you ever played an instrument in high school, pick it up and come play along, no practice needed.
All drums, dancers and spectators welcome! A pow wow is a gathering, a place where Indigenous Peoples from all tribal backgrounds come to celebrate their cultures and time-honored traditions. In the oldest days and the earliest ways these gatherings were held, for example, to cure disease or ensure success in a battle or hunt. This was also a time for tribes to form intertribal alliances. These alliances allowed tribe-specific songs, dances, and ceremonies to be exchanged, thus laying the foundation for today’s modern, intertribal “powwow” with the sharing of songs, dances, food, and gift-giving. What To Expect The Pabanamanina Pow […]
Bishop Community Band plays at the city park band gazebo every Monday evening. Bring a chair, picnic dinner & friends. This has been going on in Bishop every summer for 100 years! Variety of music for all ages - Latin, Classical, Swing, Jazz, Rock n Roll, Marches, and Musicals. Dancing encouraged! And, if you ever played an instrument in high school, pick it up and come play along, no practice needed.
The City of Bishop and Friends of the Fair are bringing back the very popular Downtown Bishop Markets this summer. This free event features live music and lots of local craftspeople, artisans, products of the region, food booths, beer/cocktails, local produce, farmer's market and fun for the whole family! New Location - on Church Street, between Warren & Fowler. Behind City Hall. Call Friends of the Fair for more info (760)873-3588
The parade begins 4:30 pm at High Country Lumber and heads north on Main Street, ending at Bishop City Park for the official tree lighting ceremony at 5:30 pm.
A world-class equestrian event promoting the legacy, heritage and talents of the mule. Join us for an action packed week of mule events, concerts, catered dinner and BBQ, dancing, the world’s longest non-motorized parade, and more, at The Bishop Mule Days Celebration!
