Fields Landing
Fields Landing, CA · Arts & Culture
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Eureka Chinatown Project Holding Monument Celebration October 11th
This is a press release from the Eureka Chinatown Project:. After more than five years of research, planning, organizing, and community effort, Eureka will soon have a permanent place to remember the Chinese community that once called the city home. Humboldt Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity (HAPI) invites the...
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Eureka’s Giving Gallery Invites Everyone to Take Something—or Leave Something
There’s a new little gallery in Eureka, but you don’t need to worry about its hours, whether you’re dressed appropriately, or even whether you have any money. In fact, you’re supposed to take the art home for free. Artist Josh Stein has installed The Giving Gallery...
North Coast Journal
Events this Weekend: Two Fests and a Feast
Of course that’s not all that’s happening. Visit northcoastjournal.com for more of what’s going on. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend. Get ready to swing, stomp and boogie your way through Eureka. The Redwood Coast Music Festival returns Oct. 1-4 with four jam-packed days of live blues, jazz, swing, zydeco, country, rockabilly and more, spread across seven venues with dance floors ready for action. This year’s lineup includes Hot Club of Cowtown, Rick Estrin & the Nightcats, Duke Robillard, Michael Doucét, Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling and dozens more, plus one-of-a-kind collaborative sets. Grab a pass, lace up your dancing shoes and find the full schedule at rcmfest.org.
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Redwood Coast Music Festival returns, filling downtown Eureka with live jazz all week
EUREKA, Calif. — Downtown Eureka is turning into one big stage this week as the Redwood Coast Music Festival brings live music back to the city for four days of performances spread across multiple venues. The festival kicked off on Thursday, Oct. 1, and runs through Sunday, Oct. 4,...
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California Arts Council Grants Awarded to Ink People and DreamMaker Projects: Veterans’ Clay Sessions, Field Guide to a Crisis, and DIY Art + Ecology
The California Arts Council has awarded The Ink People and three DreamMaker Projects with Operational and Project-based grants during their 2026 grant cycle. Veterans’ Clay Group, DIY Art + Ecology, and Field Guide to a Crisis are community-led projects selected to receive substantial funding to continue their positive local impact through creative practices that respond to social circumstances.
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Ronnie Franklin’s Final Gift: His Choice to Be an Organ Donor Could Help Many People
Ronnie Franklin, the young construction worker critically injured when a suspected DUI driver crashed into a work zone on Broadway in Eureka late Wednesday night, died late Saturday, according to his mother, Sequoyah Hudson. Even as his family struggles with an unbearable loss, Franklin’s decision to become an organ donor...