Clayton Farmers Market, Garden Tour and Downtown Concert All Planned Saturday

After last weekend's successful Art and Wine Festival, Clayton has a slew of events this weekend.

It's starts at 8 a.m. Saturday morning with the first Clayton Farmers Market of the season.

Get their early, because the first 50 customers receive a free market bag and Mayor David Shuey will kickoff the event with a ribbon cutting ceremony.

The market offers a little bit everything: Fruits, vegetables, nuts, dried fruit, fresh artisan breads, baked goods, vegan foods, pre-cut flower arrangements and an assortment of breakfast hot foods, including pastries, crêpes, empanadas and Mediterranean specialties.

After the market, head over the to Clayton Historical Society for the .

It's a self-guided tour, with six homes hosting gardens, four located in Clayton and two in Concord near the border.

It costs $30, and you'll see a variety of gardens. One home has an Asian influenced garden, another is Mediterranean and there's a traditional cottage garden with more plants than one can count.

The tour starts at 10 a.m. and goes to 4 p.m.

To cap the day, Clayton's Concert in The Grove series starts Saturday night.

The opening band of the year is Cover2Cover, a high-energy dance band that delivers a variety of music from five decades.

Chair and blankets can be set on the grass starting at 4 p.m. and the free concert is planned to go from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.