Trinity Center

Trinity Center, CA · Arts & Culture
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Painting of Noble Castle, also known as Noble Bungalow
When I first came across this whimsical folk-art painting of the curiously shaped “castle” in the Collection, I had to know more about it. What I thought would be simple research about an artist turned into an unexpected journey through local history, Ancestry.com, and historic newspapers. Though honestly, that’s one of the best parts of museum work.
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Mt. Shasta, CA: Mt. Shasta Cinemas Closing Soon, Leaving Big Screen Void
The movie theater in Mt. Shasta, California will be closing soon, leaving moviegoers without many options for watching movies on the big screen. The Mt. Shasta Cinemas on the Lake Street interchange with I-5 will be closing August 16, 2026, according to a message posted to the theater's Facebook page recently:
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Turtle Bay’s Famous Artist Portfolio Program Inspires the Artist in All of Us
Artwork is meant to inspire, be shared and enjoyed as a community. Tucked upstairs in the Turtle Bay Museum at Turtle Bay Exploration Park, 844 Sundial Bridge Drive, Redding, is a community resource gem called the Famous Artists Portfolio Program. Filed neatly in shelves are leather art portfolios containing large-scale prints of works by famous artists from all over the world, with lessons and activities for students to express themselves through art.
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Shasta Historical Society to host grand reopening and ribbon-cutting July 30
REDDING, Calif. — The Shasta Historical Society is celebrating its grand reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, July 30. The society’s historic 1902 home underwent extensive repairs and is reopening with a new museum-style focus. The updated space will highlight the organization’s work to preserve and share the stories of Shasta County, according to the Shasta Historical Society.
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Viral post about missing pet monkey in Redding sparks debate
A Facebook post of a picture of a monkey that someone claimed to have found in their Redding backyard has gone viral and stirred an online community debate , questioning if the post is an AI hoax and whether it’s legal to have the primate for a pet in California. The post with the picture of the monkey appeared on the Redding Crime & Community Alert/Shasta page on Sunday morning, July 26. “Anyone missing a monkey found him in my backyard. He was coming from Victor area,” the post said. The monkey pictured is black and white and was wearing short pants or a diaper. Redding police Sgt. Paul Slagle said Monday morning that no calls have come in about a monkey on the run. The Haven Humane Society, which also contracts with Redding for animal control services, is aware of the post. “We only got an anonymous call. They said, they just saw a Facebook post about a found monkey,” Annie Ransom of Haven Humane said. Ransom said Haven Humane did not follow up on the phone call. Shasta Wildlife Rescue also is aware of the post. “We would not be the agency called. We only handle native wildlife,”
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The 79th Lumberjack Fiesta Will Continue On
The 79th Lumberjack Fiesta went off without a hitch, drawing many people to the little town of McCloud over the weekend. Festivities kicked off Friday night at Hoo Hoo Park with the Little Miss Fiesta/Little Logger contest, followed by dancing led by Geeia DJ’ing “WildWoman Sound.” She has been announcing the parade and other festival events since 2009. The Papa Anderson Memorial Softball Tournament also began Friday night with 13 teams this season. An Axe Throwing Clinic for children, sponsored by Precision Axes, was held Friday evening and has become very popular.
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Redding golf tournament raises money for student athletes
The Nor-Cal Retired Coaches Association held its 11th annual scholarship golf tournament in Redding today, raising funds for graduating high school student athletes. The event at Riverview Golf and Country Club featured divisions for men and women, with prizes including rounds of golf at top Northern California courses.
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Redding Library upstairs temporarily closed
The Redding Library temporarily closed its second floor on Monday due to repairs to its HVAC system. The downstairs area as well as the children's department will remain open during repairs, the Shasta Public Libraries on said in July 27 statement shared on Facebook. "Our team is working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible, and we'll share an update as soon as the upstairs reopens," said Shasta Public Libraries. Drew Askeland covers Redding and Shasta County government issues, as well as anything else that needs reporting for the Record Searchlight and USA Today Network. Reach him at drew.askeland@redding.com or (530) 225-8247. Please subscribe today to support our newsroom's commitment to public service journalism . This article originally appeared on Redding Record Searchlight: Redding Library upstairs temporarily closed
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Artist submissions open for Turtle Bay's West Coast Biennial Art Exhibition
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Artists across the West Coast have an opportunity to showcase their work through Turtle Bay Exploration Park's ninth annual West Coast Biennial Art Competition and Exhibition. The museum is accepting submissions from artists who live in California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. Selected works will be displayed...
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The Range at Lake Redding promises new golf experience for North State
Nearly four months after revealing plans to reimagine Redding’s oldest public golf course as a driving range , work to open the new attraction is proceeding. The McConnell Foundation, which owns the property that the former Lake Redding Golf Course sits on, revealed more details about the future of the golf offerings there. While the foundation is not ready to announce an opening date , McConnell Chief Operating Officer Shannon Phillips said there will be discussions later in July about that and the remaining work to be done. Phillips did reveal the name of the new attraction: The Range at Lake Redding. Jason Munson, owner and general manager of The Golf Club Tierra Oaks in Redding and Grape Ranch Golf Club in Palo Cedro, is the range’s operator. McConnell Foundation owns the business. “I think the community needs something like this. I think the community lacks this type of offering,” Munson said. Also, “I am very interested in doing more for kids golf programs. “Having a good community golf center for kids and providing kids development is important and that’s why I am part of it.” Changes coming to The Range at Lake Redding golf course revealed A long concrete
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Redding Mermaids mark 10 years of bringing a fin-tastic time to the community
REDDING, Calif. — A local group of performers is making a splash in Redding!. Nicole Wilson, a.k.a. Mermaid Nikkole, started The Redding Mermaids 10 years ago. The group does a variety of performances and appearances, including children’s entertainment. Currently, there are nine Redding Mermaids—some dry land and some...
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Local radio personality, Patrick John, joins KRCR's Daybreak team after 30+ years on air
REDDING, Calif. — After more than three decades waking up the Northstate on the radio, Patrick John is beginning a new chapter as Daybreak's official anchor!. Patrick John, a longtime Northstate co-host of Q97's "Billy and Patrick" morning show, announced Wednesday morning that he would be joining The Northstate's News as a new anchor in the coming weeks, marking the end of an era.
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Mt. Shasta summer concert series
MOUNT SHASTA, Cali. – The Mt. Shasta Summer Concert Series returns this Sunday, kicking off another season of free live music at Shastice Park. The concert series runs every Sunday through August 16, with each performance beginning at 6:30 p.m. The free community event is presented by Mt. Shasta...
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Redding looks for new Civic Auditorium operator as Cascade Theatre steps in to keep shows on stage
The City of Redding is moving forward with its search for a new long-term operator for the Civic Auditorium following Advance Redding's decision to end its management of the venue because of financial challenges. City leaders say they hope to release a request for proposals within the next month and are encouraged by interest from potential operators.
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Fiction Addiction drives first mobile bookstore into Redding
They started out as book lovers. Now, Kayla Rhodes and Falen Shaw are in charge of what is likely Redding's first mobile book store. Since opening Fiction Addiction Mobile Bookstore in late May, the pair have toodled their tricked-out trailer to places where they hope readers gather. So far, they've appeared at locations including Black Rose Coffee & Tea, Pourboys Tapyard, Sublime Cake Design and the Redding Pride Festival at Whistlestop Park. One recent morning, the pair set up on the parking lot next to Kaleidoscope Coffee Company on Athens Avenue in Redding. Shoppers that day browsed through shelves stocked floor to ceiling with more than 400 books. Categories ranged from science fiction to romance, and from thrillers to "romantasy," a popular genre blending romance and magic that features young heroines in a fantasy world who fall for a sexy love interest who’s usually not human. Romance of all kinds looms large on the shelves. That includes sub genres dark romance, sports romance and cowboy romance — all Shaw's favorites. And then there are fantasy, science fiction and thriller-themed books, which Rhodes said she adores. And don't forget the horror. Rhodes said a popular seller is "Dungeon Crawler Carl," which
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The UB Interview: The Power Throuple Talk ‘This Is Poly’
“This Is Poly” airs a new episode this Friday, July 10th on All Reality and We TV at 9:30 PM ET/PT. Season finale next Friday July 17th. A new, unscripted series exploring the real lives of modern polyamorous relationships. The eight-episode series takes a first-of-its-kind look at the world...