Boonville, California
Boonville is formerly known as The Corners and Kendall’s City. It is a census-designated location in Mendocino County, California, United States. It lies 12.5 miles southwest of Ukiah, at a height of 381 feet. Boonville was established in 1862 by John Burgots. It was originally named The Corners. Burgots built a hotel, and another hotel was built in 1864 by Alonzo Kendall. The town became recognized as Kendall’s City. W.W. Boone bought a store in the town and provided the place its existing appellation.
Boonville Events
Upcoming Events
The 25th Annual Legendary Boonville Beer Festival! “The bahlest steinber hornin’ chiggrul gormin’ tidrick in the heelch of the Boont Region!” NO CASH SALES DAY OF – ONLY AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE ONLINE. BRING your TICKETS – they are emailed to you when you order. There will be no one at the brewery to help as they are all at the fairgrounds. There are NO refunds. If you cannot attend – you are donating to the area non-profits and they thank you!
Welcome to the 25th Annual Legendary Boonville Beer Festival!
SNWMF returns to the Mendocino County Fair Grounds this summer. For more information, follow them on facebook. Please note: the AVBC Beer Park will not be available for camping during the festival.
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