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Alderpoint, CA · Lifestyle
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A ‘Third Place’ for Eureka Artists Opens Saturday: Ink People Hopes Newly Renovated Building Will be a Cultural Hub Downtown
Ink People Purchases Vacant Building in Downtown Eureka With Plans to Create a ‘Regional Cultural Hub’. For months, boarded up windows have obscured a renovation. People have been hard at work transforming a moody nightclub into a bright space for artists to create and share their work in downtown Eureka.
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Eureka High Senior Leads His Jazz Trio Through 70 Years of Music at the Arcata Playhouse
Drummer Ramsey Isaacs and his band After Hours present “Three: The. Evolution of the Piano Trio” on Friday, Oct. 16 at the Arcata Playhouse, 1251 Ninth St. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the music begins at 7 p.m. The concert is all ages. Piano, bass and drums...
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‘Root, Thread, Stitch’ Exhibition Celebrates Native American Fashion and Adornment at Cal Poly Humboldt
Root, Thread, Stitch exhibition focuses on Fashion and Adornment across Native American communities and cultures, hosted by the Goudi’ni Native American Arts Gallery. This exhibition opens Thursday, October 15th and runs through November 21st, 2026. Focusing on Indigenous creations in fashion and adornment. We as Native peoples have clothed...
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Eureka artist celebrates return of van Gogh portrait missing for over a decade
EUREKA, Calif. — A local artist celebrates the unexpected return of a painting that vanished more than a decade ago after someone took it from a hallway display at the C Street Complex. The 24-by-24-inch oil painting, a portrait of Vincent van Gogh, was created in 2010 for a...
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Sequoia Park Zoo receives prestigious accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) has announced that Sequoia Park Zoo was granted accreditation by AZA’s independent Accreditation Commission. Following a comprehensive evaluation, the Accreditation Commission determined that the facility meets AZA’s standards for animal wellbeing, care and management. “Congratulations to the leadership and staff at...
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Humboldt Bay Bistro owners announced closure after nearly 11 years in Eureka
EUREKA, Calif. — After nearly 11 years of serving meals overlooking Humboldt Bay, Humboldt Bay Bistro in Eureka is preparing to close later this month. Its owners said rising operating costs, taxes and fewer customers dining out had made it impossible to keep the restaurant open. Co-owner and chef...
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Eureka’s Stuff N’ Things is Adding a Deli and Market to Its Ever-Growing List of Stuff N’ Things
For 35 years, Stuff N’ Things has kept Humboldt stocked in bongs, pipes, bubblers, dab rigs and various other stoner essentials. In recent years, the family-owned shop has expanded its Sixth Street storefront and broadened its inventory to include psychedelic rugs and tapestries, jewelry, festie gear and other novelty items. Now, Stuff N’ Things is expanding its offerings once again to include a market and deli.
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Kinetic Lab of Horrors Returns Bigger, Spookier and at a NEW Location!
This is a press release from the Kinetic Sculpture Lab:. Get ready for nights of creepy chaos, twisted turns and delightfully gruesome fun! The Kinetic Lab of Horrors is back for another year, bringing clowns, mazes, surprises, scares and plenty of spooky mayhem to Humboldt County, all supporting the Kinetic Sculpture Lab.
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Road-Trippers Pull Off The Highway At This Tiny California Smokehouse For Fresh Smoked Salmon And Jerky
Smoke curling up beside a big red sign is the only invitation you get, and somehow it works every time. On a stretch of highway lined with giant redwoods in Northern California, a tiny roadside stand sells salmon so good that people eat a whole bag before they even pull back onto the road.
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Watt a Canvas! Arcata’s PG&E Fence Is About to Get a Brush With Art
The new security barrier surrounding Arcata’s half-acre PG&E substation now has a bright, if not shiny finish. Gone is the chain-link fence with weathered brown slats, topped with barbed wire. Taking its place at the 621 I Street facility is a new Shakespeare SafeFence substation perimeter fence. The UV-resistant,...
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The Coastal Commission Wants to End Beach Driving at Centerville, and Humboldt Is Furious
Centerville Beach has been losing ground to the Pacific for decades. Now it might lose the trucks. The fight continues over vehicle access at Centerville Beach County Park, about five miles west of Ferndale in Humboldt County. The county wants to repair a low, shoulderless stretch of Centerville Road that high surf regularly buries in sand, raising roughly 900 feet of it up to 10 feet on fill and holding it in place with a rock revetment. The problem is that the project needs a Coastal Commission permit, and commission staff want the county to ban motorized vehicles from the beach as a condition of getting one.