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Five Things to do in Selma, California Blog
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Initially incorporated in 1893, the City of Selma’s humble beginnings are rooted in its quaint location and fertile soil. Selma, one of the few towns established along the Southern PacificRailroad, grew to become a prominent player in the agricultural industry soon after its establishment.
Agriculture continues to be a leading industry in Selma. Today, 90% of American raisins are cultivated within an eight-mile radius of the city center. Selma has become a popular suburb given its position along State Route 99, a short drive from Fresno, CA. The next time you find yourself driving southbound on Highway 99 stop bySelmaand experience its small-town charm for yourself!
[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Here are five things you can do in Selma, CA:[/vc_column_text][text-with-icon icon_type=”image_icon” icon_image=”7030″]1. Be our guest-Selma’s 42nd annual Rasin Festival begins on Wednesday, May 4, 2022, and concludes on Sunday, May 8, 2022.
The Selma Rasin Festival is a time-honored tradition in Selma with carnival rides, the Rasin Royalty coronation, raffles, cultural activities, and local food vendors.[/text-with-icon][text-with-icon icon_type=”image_icon” icon_image=”7032″]2. Catch a show at the SAC–Selma’s Cultural Arts Center is Selma’s premier art center. Designed by acclaimed Architect Arthur Dyson, SAC hosts numerous visual, literary, and musical art productions throughout the year.
Catch a matinee performance and support local creatives. “TheSponge Bob Musical” is scheduled for the Summer of 2022. Tickets can be purchased online or by visiting SAC’s box office during its hours of operation.[/text-with-icon][text-with-icon icon_type=”image_icon” icon_image=”7034″]3. Selma High School’s Powderpuff Football game–The Bears host their annual Powderpuff game on May 10, 2022, at Selma High’s Staley Stadium. The Powderpuff game is a beloved tradition and a great way to show your support for Bear Nation.[/text-with-icon][text-with-icon icon_type=”image_icon” icon_image=”7036″]4. Grab a bite at one of Selma’s quality eateries–The Bears Den is known for its breakfast and lunch menu offerings: pastries, sandwiches, and customizable coffee drinks.
Legends Tap House and Grill, formerly The Spike N Rail Steakhouse, is a Selma staple.
In the summer months, Legendsfeatureslive music on Fridays during dinner service.
Legends’ full bar showcases local and imported beers along with an extensive menu that is sure to satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. Its distinctive Windmill and Danish exterior preface Legends’ relaxed and home-like atmosphere.
Cattlemen’s Steakhouse’s Western atmosphere and generous portions are great for Date night, an anniversary celebration, or to satisfy your meat cravings.
Cattlemen’s happy hour is a great way to unwind after a long work week. Their late-night happy hour is perfect for a nightcap after cheering on the Bears under those Friday Night Lights[/text-with-icon][text-with-icon icon_type=”image_icon” icon_image=”7037″]5. Independence Day in the Park–Every year on July 3rd, Selma residents descend on Selma’s W.H Shafer Park to view the Fourth of July fireworks display.
If you prefer to view the show up close, Selma High School hosts a celebration that includes live music, food booths, a veterans tribute, and child-friendly activities.
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