Category: Check This Out

“Meet leader Jenny Hanson 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 Marsh plants and/or ecology.”

“Let’s take a tour of the garden as it starts to wake up in the warmer weather. We’ll talk about Humboldt native plants and the pollinators that depend on them.”

“Ryan McGaughy speaks about the program, “This will not quite be your traditional solo piano concert… there’s going to be a LOT of music, but also visuals, giveaways, and battles that will involve YOU, the audience (no violence of course). It’s likely going to be a type of “solo piano concert” that you’ve never seen before, but I hope it will be a fun and entertaining event for everyone who attends!'”

“During this event, Gyppo donates $1 for every beer purchased between a two-hour slot, either 4-6 p.m. in the winter or 5-7 p.m. in the summer, to a chosen local non-profit organization. Additionally, Gyppo gives a $60 gift certificate to auction off to guests during the event to squeak out a little more fun and funds!”

“The meeting will start with a guest presentation from U’i Wesley of Xa Kako Dile: who will be discussing the new indigenous and women-led nonprofit at Fortunate Farm. After a short break, we will gather together to talk about the challenges Mendocino County is facing as we move forward through 2023 and beyond.”

“This is a kid and dog friendly cleanup! We will meet at 8:45 am to sign in. We will start the cleanup at 9:00 am and it will end at 10:00am.”

“The beer, playfully named “Shuck It” for the event, is an Indigenous Ale, a new beer style spearheaded by the Mad River Brewing Company. Shuck It will be showcased at the festival as well as on tap at Arcata restaurants and bars before the event— but that isn’t all.”

Crab dinner, auction, and dancing!

“During their next meeting, the topic will be “Support and Care for Loved Ones with Dementia” with a discussion led by a special member of our community. Come share the hour as they hold space for this sensitive topic.”