Arcata’s ‘Grind & Inlay’ Project Begins Tuesday
“The City of Arcata has contracted with Kernen Construction to repave portions of the City’s roads for the 2022 Grind & Inlay Project.”
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Here’s a Look at Some of the Art Showing at This Friday’s ‘Arts! Arcata’
“Celebrate the visual and performing arts in Downtown Arcata during 2nd Friday Arts! Arcata September 9th from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.”
Read moreLearn About Plant and Marsh Ecology on a Tour of the Arcata Marsh
“Meet leader Barbara Reisman at 2 p.m. in the lobby of the Interpretive Center on South G Street for a 90-minute, rain-or-shine walk focusing on plants and/or Marsh ecology. “
Read moreHumboldt Botanical Garden Hosting Annual Garden Gala on September 10th
“Enjoy the Garden, Music and Plein Air Artists. Featuring local fare by Ramone’s Catering, local wine, and beer by Lost Coast Brewery.”
Read moreREMINDER: 19th Annual ‘Taste of the Cove’ at Mal Coombs Park on September 3rd
The 19th annual “Taste of the Cove” will be at Mal Coombs Park in Shelter Cove on Saturday, September 3rd from 1:00 – 5:00 pm!
Read moreTips to Protect Wildlife This Labor Day
“Plovers, chicks, and nests are all very small and difficult to see in the sand. This means that if walking in their breeding habitat (dry sandy areas above the high-tide line), you could easily and accidently disturb the birds or even step on a nest.”
Read moreUrgent Need for Blood – Elks Lodge Hosts 3rd Annual Blood Drive
“The Elks Lodge 652 is hosting its third annual Blood Drive on Wednesday September 7th at two locations.”
Read moreMattole Grange to Host Harvest Festival BBQ on September 4th
Sunday, September 4th, the Mattole Grange is hosting the harvest festival Traditional Deep Pit Roasted Beef and Bean Barbecue.
Read moreThursday’s Pints for Non-Profits at Lost Coast Brewery Taproom Benefits Food for People
“$1 from each beer sold will benefit Food for People, the Food Bank for Humboldt County.”
Read moreCandlelight Vigil at the Arcata Plaza for Those Lost to Overdose on August 31st
“While California is in the worst overdose crisis in history, the legislature and administration have decided to cut life saving, proven services, instead of bolstering them. These decisions will cost lives. The communities that continue to pay the highest price for the state’s inadequate investment in harm reduction are Black, Latino/x, and Indigenous Californians.”
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