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Annual member art show returns to Morris Graves Museum
EUREKA, Calif., — The Humboldt Arts Council is inviting local artists to take part in their Annual Member Exhibition at the Morris Graves Museum of Art, a juried show designed to highlight the creativity and talent of artists throughout Humboldt County. Artists are welcome to submit one piece of...
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Trinity River - Willow Creek Weir Fish Report for 10-27-2025
The rain is helping the river at this time and the fish are moving. The Willow Creek Area has received a total of 4.65 inches of rain since October 1st. Just this past week we have received 2.15 inches of rain which is a big difference from last year. The rain is a great help for the river and is starting to help the reservoirs. In turn the fish returns have increased this year which will help with fishing, we could even have a salmon fishing season for 2026. I hope! The good thing about the rain is that it is helping the burn areas of two years ago start to return and grow. From what I have been able to find out is that as of now the rivers have not received a lot of ash pollution like last year.
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‘Occupy CPH’ Documentary on 2024 Cal Poly Humboldt Protests Showing at Minor Theater Until Wednesday
“Occupy CPH” The Documentary on the Cal Poly Humboldt Protests of April 2024, will be doing its last theatrical showing at the Minor Theater on the 29th of October and Streaming for Free on YouTube, as well as on public access Television. The documentary, Occupy CPH, is now available...
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LoCO SPORTS! A Humboldt Homegrown Youth Rafting Team Just Hosted the Whitewater National Championships, and After Winning Some Big Races They’re Looking to the Future
Meltwater cascading from the glacially carved ridges of the Trinity Alps feeds a vast, dendritic network of streams that cut through ancient geology to form the Trinity River, the largest tributary in the Klamath watershed. The Trinity is one of the most ecologically important streams in the Klamath Mountains, a remote and rugged region renowned both as a global temperate biodiversity hotspot and for its dense concentration of Wild and Scenic rivers. The Trinity’s blue-green waters, sculptured bedrock, and steep incised canyons are beloved by the north coast whitewater paddling community. The river supports three of the region’s core adventure rafting companies, all based around the small Trinity County river community of Big Flat. Here, this past September, the Trinity River hosted the 2025 United States National Whitewater Rafting Championships, an event entirely curated by a tenacious homegrown Humboldt County youth rafting team: the Redwood Rafters.
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A performance nobody asked for
You’re in the streets of a random city, and an odd-looking male approaches. He’s fitted up in a cropped button-up and baggy jeans. He’s got an iced matcha latte in hand, wired earbuds in, and most importantly, a Labubu. This is a performative male in his natural habitat. If you see him, run!
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Forager’s Feast Showcases the Wild Flavors of the Lost Coast November 7th
The wild flavors of the Lost Coast take center stage at Gyppo Ale Mill’s Forager’s Feast, part of the brewery’s ongoing Community Dinner Series celebrating local collaboration, seasonal ingredients, and the people who make them shine. Led by local foragers Karin Best and Sam Staflinsen, the Gyppo...
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Get ready for thrills at the Haunted Kinetic Lab of Horrors
ARCATA, Calif. — The Haunted Kinetic Lab of Horrors is back, offering spine-chilling entertainment at the Kinetic Sculpture Lab in Arcata, Calif. This eerie event, open to those 13 and older, promises a unique Halloween experience unlike any other. "It's not a haunted house; we have to call it...
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Jeff Buckley: Is it ever over?
On May 29, 1997, a peaceful swim in the Wolf River, in Memphis, Tennessee, led to an unexpected tragedy. 28 years later, and his name still rings in the ears of many. Jeff Buckley’s lasting legacy and the impact of his music raise the question: Is it ever over?
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Chamber Players of the Redwoods Fall Concert November 2
This is a press release from Christ Episcopal Church:. The official motto and mission of the Chamber Players of the Redwoods is “Music you love, played by musicians you know.” The first concert of a new season of Humboldt homegrown chamber music will reflect that sentiment and deliver repertoire that will feel familiar, while also piquing your curiosity with some lesser known composers and fascinating instrument combinations. The music begins on Sunday, November 2nd at 4:00 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church in Eureka.
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Sunny Brae Porch Fest: Fostering community through the arts
Wandering through the streets of Arcata, a deep thump thump baseline intertwines with melodic flute, reggae music, and distant jazz. It’s a common occurrence to run into some sort of artistic performance in the college town where performing arts thrive. However, today there is a buzz in the air that indicates something truly special.
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Calypso Nights at The Carlo Theatre Brings Steel Pan Magic to Blue Lake
The Humboldt Folklife Society and Dell’Arte Presents bring you “Calypso Nights”, an evening of Caribbean music, on October 25, 2025. Get toasty with island-inspired tunes as the cool coastal fall sets in and celebrate over forty years of steel pan history in Humboldt! Doors open at 7:00 p.m., with the show beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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Locally Filmed Horror Short Brings Mystery, Might, and Fright to the Lost Coast
The historic Eureka Theater invites film lovers and horror fans alike to the red-carpet premiere of Behold and Hear on Saturday, October 25 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $8 and include a 30-minute Q&A with the cast and crew following the screening. This locally filmed horror short marks the directorial...
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Locally made horror short film: "Behold and Hear" set to premier at the Eureka Theater
EUREKA, Calif., — A spooky new short film made entirely in Humboldt County is about to make it's big screen debut. "Behold and Hear", a locally produced 30-minute horror film, will premiere at the historic Eureka Theater on Saturday, October 25, bringing chills, surprises and a showcase of homegrown talent to local audience.