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PAUMA FIESTA

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Culture

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The mission


The Pauma Fiesta is all about bringing people together to celebrate the vibrant culture of the Payómkawichum people of the West. We invite everyone to come see how beautiful Pauma is—enjoy delicious food, hear stories, connect with friends and family, and share in the joy of our community. It’s a day to laugh, eat, dance, and make memories while honoring the spirit of our people and the place we call home.

Days Entertainment 

Various activities happening throughout the day

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Pauma Traditional Singers

Pauma singers

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Grease pole 

all ages 

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Shinny 

Youth shinny games 

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Raffle and prizes 

all ages

Cultural-Venessa Huaute
Email  vmbrn103@gmail.com

Vendor Info-Vanessa Calac 
Phone  (760) 614-0200

Email  vansanchez1210@gmail.com

General Info-Reina Valadez 
Email  rvaladez@Pauma-nsn.gov

Peon info -Randall Majel
Phone (760) 533-5853

777 Pauma Reservation Rd, Pauma Valley, CA 92061, USA

Pauma Fiesta – Vendor Policy Hosted by the Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor at Pauma Fiesta In order to ensure a safe, respectful, and enjoyable experience for all participants, vendors must adhere to the following guidelines: 1. Vendor Space Options 10x10 Space or 10x20 Space available. Vendors are responsible for bringing their own canopies, tables, chairs, and display materials. All equipment must fit within the designated space. 2. Setup and Breakdown Setup begins at 7:00 AM on event day (October 17, 2026). All vendors must be fully set up by 9:30 AM. No early breakdowns. Booths must remain open until event close (TBD). All vendor areas must be cleaned and vacated by 7:30 PM, unless otherwise instructed by Fiesta staff. 3. Utilities No electricity or water will be provided—please plan accordingly. Generators are permitted, but vendors must use them safely and be mindful of noise levels and placement. 4. Sales and Permits Vendors are responsible for collecting and reporting their own sales tax. Food vendors must have appropriate food handler permits and follow all County of San Diego health regulations. 5. Conduct Vendors must remain respectful and professional at all times. No aggressive sales tactics or inappropriate language. Music or sound systems are allowed only with prior approval and must not disrupt neighboring booths or stage performances. The Pauma Fiesta staff reserves the right to remove any vendor from the event, for any reason they deem appropriate, with no refund. 6. Prohibited Items Absolutely no alcohol, drugs, or weapons are allowed. The sale of counterfeit or culturally disrespectful merchandise is not permitted. No raffles, gambling, or unauthorized fundraising unless approved by the event coordinator. 7. Waste and Clean-Up Vendors are responsible for keeping their space clean throughout the day. Trash and waste must be properly bagged and disposed of in designated areas. Food vendors must follow safe grease/oil disposal protocols (no dumping onsite). 8. Liability The Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians is not responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged items. Vendors assume all risk and liability for their participation. 9. Cancellations and Refunds Refunds will not be issued for no-shows or cancellations made less than 10 days before the event. The event will proceed rain or shine unless otherwise noted by the Tribe. 10. Contact Information For questions or special accommodations, please contact: Vanessa Calac 📞 (760) 614-0200 📧 vansanchez1210@gmail.com Reina Valadez 📞 (760) 855-1859 📧 rvaladez@pauma-nsn.gov By submitting a vendor application and payment, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to comply with all policies outlined above.

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