What's On in Dana Point
The summer trolley, the Sunday concerts, the Saturday market and the festival weekends — the town calendar, each entry verified against its own page.
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The summer trolley, the Sunday concerts, the Saturday market and the festival weekends — the town calendar, each entry verified against its own page.
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The summer fixtures and the big dates on the Dana Point calendar — the free trolley, the Sunday concerts, the Saturday market, and the festival weekends — each verified against its own page.
The fixtures — these run whether or not anyone posts about them.
Every Saturday, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., year round
Next: Saturday 1 August
La Plaza Park, 34111 La Plaza (PCH & Golden Lantern)
Certified farmers plus craft vendors.
Recurring series currently running or about to start.
Daily through Labor Day — weekdays from noon, Saturdays from 10 a.m., Sundays from 11 a.m.
Runs through Monday 7 September
More than two dozen stops across town — live tracker at dptrolley.passiogo.com
Free and open-air; arrives about every 15 minutes; leashed dogs welcome. Mon–Thu 12–9, Fri 12–10, Sat 10–10, Sun 11–8 (holidays 10–8:30). Connects with the Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente trolleys. Track it live with the Passio GO app (agency: Dana Point Summer Trolley).
Sundays through August 16 — two bands, 2:30–4:00 and 4:30–6:00 p.m.
Next: Sunday 2 August
Sea Terrace Park (behind the library, PCH & Niguel Road)
Still to come: Jul 19 Sega Genecide + Decades; Jul 26 Flashback Heart Attack + Electric Avenue; Aug 2 90's Rock Show + The Reflexx; Aug 9 Tunnel Vision + Common Sense; Aug 16 Emo Kids + Tijuana Dogs. Food trucks on site; the free trolley serves the park.
This page lists what we’ve verified, not everything that’s on. These are the calendars and accounts locals actually use:
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