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Fields Landing, CA · Arts & Culture
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Culture Commons Festival Call for Participants to Celebrate the Region’s Rich Cultural Diversity
This is a press release from the Eureka Cultural Arts District:. Are you a performer, artist, maker or vendor? The Eureka Cultural Arts District is seeking participants to help showcase the many cultures that call Humboldt County home for the Culture Commons Festival happening September 25, 26, and 27th. This three-day celebration of art and community will happen at multiple venues throughout the Eureka Cultural Arts District. Culture Commons is a multicultural arts event that serves as a platform for creative expression, cultural exchange, and entertainment. Spanning several unique venues across the county, the festival brings together the diverse communities that make Humboldt County home. The three-day event will offer a weekend of art, music, dance, storytelling, workshops, and food that reflects the many traditions and heritages represented in the region. “Humboldt County is home to a remarkable range of cultures, and Culture Commons exists to give each of them a stage, while also celebrating Humboldt’s unique culture unto itself” said Matthew Morassutti, Eureka Cultural Arts District Director. “This festival is about connection — creating spaces where people can share their art, and celebrate what makes our community so vibrant and distinct.”
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Garberville Library Trash Art Group Wins Best in Show at Humboldt County Fair
The Saturday morning Creative Space Art group from the Garberville Library took the Best in Show ribbon for their trash art piece at the Humboldt County Fair in Ferndale this weekend. This was a collaborative effort put together by Joanne Wilson, Marci Ebert, Charlotte Peters, Cinda McGhie, and Ellie Huber. The piece was entitled “From the Storm Drain to the Sea” and featured a number of sea creatures all constructed from discarded trash. This 3D sculpture can be viewed during regular open hours at the Garberville Library.
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Blue Lake Casino Hotel to Host Yurok Artist Carl Avery Exhibition
BLUE LAKE, CA – Blue Lake Casino Hotel will welcome back Native American artist Carl Avery for a second exhibition, with an opening reception scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 27, from 4:30-6 p.m. in the Redwood Gallery & Kinetik Lounge. The exhibition follows Avery’s first showing at the property and...
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‘A Very Victorian Tea and Tarot’ at The Eureka Woman’s Club on September 20th
This is a press release from the Clarke Historical Museum:. The Clarke’s flagship fundraiser, our annual Victorian Tea Party, is approaching!. Because last year’s indoor autumnal theme was so popular, we’re once again holding it at the Eureka Woman’s Club at 1531 J street—a lovely venue suited to the elegance of a Victorian afternoon tea. Doors will open at 1pm on Sunday, September 20th, with tea service starting at approximately 1:45—the event ends at 4pm. Catered by the Cassaro’s Catering team, the tea will feature classic tea sandwiches, scones, cakes, and lots of tasty teas. In addition, there will be mimosas and champagne cocktails/mocktails. Each guest will receive one free drink, with additional drinks available for purchase.
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Blue Lake Casino Hotel Welcomes Back Native American Artist Carl Avery for Second Featured Exhibition
Blue Lake, CA (August 17, 2026) — Blue Lake Casino Hotel is excited to welcome back acclaimed Native American artist Carl Avery for a second exhibition as featured artist, with an opening reception on Thursday, August 27, 2026, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM in the Redwood Gallery & Kinetik Lounge at Blue Lake Casino Hotel.
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’68th Fall Exhibition in Memory of David Boston’ August 18-September 18: Redwood Art Association
This is a press release from the Redwood Art Association:. Redwood Art Association Gallery is hosting the 68th Fall Exhibition in memory of David Boston. David Boston was an integral part of the growth and development of the RAA Gallery for many years. His influence and enthusiasm for “all things Art ” is felt to this day. We are proud to honor his accomplishments and memory with the Fall Exhibition.
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Reggae On the River Is Back This Weekend, Here’s Your Know-Before-You-Go Guide
Reggae on the River is almost here, and a few tips can make the difference between a good weekend and a great one. Reggae on the River returns to County Line Ranch in Piercy for its 37th year August 14 through 16, and the banks of the Eel River are about to fill up with campers, coolers and three days of music. For anyone who has done this festival before, or anyone about to do it for the first time, a little planning goes a long way.
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Reggae on the River celebrates 37 years of music
Reggae on The River (ROTR) is happening a bit later this year, for the first time ever, the festival, which is a benefit to keep the doors to the Mateel Community Center open, will be held August 14-16 at the County Line Ranch in Piercy, so named as it is just over the Mendocino County border in Southern Humboldt county.
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FISH ON! After Three Years of No Salmon at the Klamath Salmon Festival, A Limited Number of Plates Will Once Again be Graced With Chinook This Weekend
After four long years, the Yurok Tribe will be serving traditionally cooked salmon at the 62nd Annual Klamath Salmon Festival on Saturday, August 15. “We are especially excited about this year’s event because the return of salmon and the Klamath River’s continued recovery give us much to celebrate,” said the festival’s co-organizer Maya Mace. “We invite everyone to join us in celebrating the mighty Klamath River salmon.”
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The Fifth Annual Humboldt Obon Festival is August 16th
This is a press release from the Humboldt Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity:. The community is invited to the annual Humboldt Obon Festival on Sunday, August 16, 3-7 p.m. in Arcata’s Creamery District, 1251 9th Street. This free, family-friendly event is based on the Japanese Buddhist festival honoring the spirits of one’s ancestors.
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(PHOTOS) Romano Gabriel’s Sculpture Garden is Being Moved Out Old Town Eureka for a Couple Months as Part of a Major Restoration Project
If you’ve wandered around Old Town Eureka at any point in the last two days, you may have noticed volunteers and staff with the Humboldt Arts Council carefully dismantling and removing the Romano Gabriel Wooden Sculpture Garden from its Second Street display. Fear not, dear reader, the relocation is only temporary.