About Lindsay, California
Nestled in the San Joaquin Valley, in Central California Lindsay is a small town that is home to about 10,000 residents. Sitting at an elevation of 387 feet, the average high and low temps are 80/46 respectively, and there is a yearly average rainfall of 11 inches. Lindsay is located just west of the Sequoia National Park, the Sequoia National Forest and the Giant Sequoia National Monument.

In 1995, Lindsay was named the All-American City and its location dictates its primary means of survival featuring lush agricultural production including oranges and olives. The area also features dairy farms and cheese factories. Lindsay was also named a California Main Street City in 1987. The downtown area is home to a series of 20 murals depicting Lindsay’s history.

One of the town’s popular attractions and activity center’s is the McDermont Field House & Sports Center. Formerly a packing house, this center 3 acres in size, and is a unique and dynamic sports, recreation and event center. Also located downtown, the Sweet Brier Plaza is host to the community’s Friday Night Market which is held from March to November.

Lindsay has a Community Theater which presents shows throughout the year, and the Lindsay Cultural Arts Council has changing exhibits that feature different artists.
Annual events and festivals include the Annual Soccer Tournament, the spring Orange Blossom Festival, Cinco de Mayo, Summer Fest & Car Show, Chili Cook-off in October, the Lindsay Community Christmas Celebration, and the Los Posada which is a Mexican Christmas Tradition.

Lindsay Visitor, Community & Relocation Information
City of Lindsay: Lindsay, CA. Tel: (559) 562-7103

Lindsay Chamber of Commerce: Lindsay, CA. Tel: (559) 562-4929
Lindsay Community Theatre: Lindsay, CA. Tel: (559) 562-1659 or (559) 562-4472
Mason House Museum & Gallery: Lindsay, CA. Tel: (559) 562-7168
McDermont Field House & Sports Center: Lindsay, CA. Tel: (559) 562-5358

Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks: Home to over 1200 species of plant communities, and over 250 animal species, these two parks feature immense mountains, rugged foothills, deep canyons, vast caverns, and the world’s largest trees! Enjoy plenty of outdoor recreation, camping and more. Only 45 minutes from Visalia. For details – Click Here.






Visalia Convention & Visitors Bureau: Lindsay, Visalia and the Tulare County region is host to a number of annual festivals, parades, art shows, farm and agriculture events, theatre performances, concerts and more. Visit our website or call us for up-to-date event information. For details, click here.