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Celebrating the beautiful dogwood

May 1, 2025 | Mountain Events

White dogwood flowers with green leaves

Hot on the heels of the success of the Skyforest Winterfest comes the Dogwood Fest, which will take place on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend.

There will be local artisans, craft workshops for children and adults, music, food and drink. All this will take place at the historic corner of Kuffel Canyon and Highway 18 to celebrate all things spring, centered around the mountain’s prolific dogwoods.

Take a drive down Kuffel Canyon during the bloom and see why this dogwood-blanketed sanctuary is in a league of its own!

Vendors will include: Desert Duds, Dissertation Soap, Expressions by Munir, Havana Stained Glass, Lake Arrowhead Brewing Co., Mystic Mountain Music, Ott of this World Confections, One with the Sun Projects, Rüya Mountain Flower Teas, Sew What Fiber Art, Sterling Feather Studio, Sully’s Crepe Co., Wild Fire Apothecary and more!

The Dogwood Fest is brought to life by Evergreen Curated Goods, Brown Bag Books and Littlebear Bottleshop. Stop by on May 24 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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