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Downtown Redding hosts 2-day roots music festival starting Sept. 11
REDDING, Calif. - The 7th annual Redding Roots Revival Music Festival returns to downtown Redding on September 11 and 12, 2026. The festival announced its preliminary artist lineup, which includes The Mother Hips, Amelia Day, Sway Wild and The Brothers Reed, with more acts to be announced. The festival will...
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Sikhs from Shasta and surrounding counties celebrate Vaisakhi in Anderson
Vaisakhi is a springtime celebration in the Punjab region of northwest India that’s celebrated by Hindus and Sikhs alike. For Sikhs, it commemorates an important moment in the religion’s early history. From this past Friday to Sunday, the central Sikh holy text Guru Granth Sahib was read aloud...
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Gallery: ‘Glowing Wild’ brings illuminating display to Redding
The lantern festival will be held near the Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay through June 28. It features Chinese lanterns inspired by plants and animals, and it’s priced at $20 for adults and $15 for children. A lantern festival that uses Chinese lanterns will be illuminating Turtle Bay for...
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Carry The Load brings Red Bluff together for Memorial May event
RED BLUFF, Calif. — CAL FIRE Tehama-Glenn Unit and Tehama County Fire Department joined several partner agencies for the annual Carry The Load Event in Red Bluff yesterday. Red Bluff City Fire Department, Red Bluff Police Department and Tehama County Sheriff's Office also participated. The event included a community walk of remembrance and connection.
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Carrying Heroes hosts golf fundraiser in Redding to support veterans, first responders
REDDING, Calif. — Community members in Shasta County have a chance to support local veterans, first responders, and rescued horses today at a special fundraiser hosted by Carrying Heroes. The nonprofit is holding its Carrying Heroes Golf Tournament Fundraiser on May 2 at Club Tucker, bringing together supporters for...
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Quilt festival coming to Shasta fairgrounds to mark important birthday
Head to the Shasta District Fair grounds in Anderson for a cozy festival celebrating America's bisesquicentennial and featuring some 300 art quilts — a tribute to 250 years of fiber arts culture. "'Quilt America, 250 Years of Creativity' ... marks 250 years of creative expression,” said Lucinda Williams, president of the exhibit’s hosting organization the Quilters' Sew-Ciety of Redding. It celebrates centuries of fiber artistry, craftsmanship and precise technique. Themes vary from Americana and historic scenes, to pastel watercolors of Northern California’s natural beauty — all commemorated in cotton, wool and other fiber media. Styles include the traditional and the contemporary. The event also includes a Quilts of Valor military presentation, a fiber artists’ movement that reaches out to service members and war veterans. There’s also a boutique shop, demonstrations, presentations on quilt history, food, vendor booths and a raffle for baskets and quilt prizes, Williams said. The festival is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, May 1; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, at the Shasta District Fair and Event Center, 1890 Briggs St. in Anderson. Tickets are $10. Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record
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Narnia-themed Shasta Celtic Fair brings free music, crafts and art to Caldwell Park
REDDING, Calif. — A Narnia-themed fair will be held Saturday, May 2, at Caldwell Park in Redding. The event, hosted by Gregory & Darlene Victoria Alexander-Randolph, owners of Randolph’s Haven Arts Studio, runs all day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. along the Sacramento River Trail near the North Valley Art League Gallery.
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Sundial Film Festival Movie Club launches May 7 at IOOF Hall in downtown Redding
REDDING, Calif. — There’s a new club for film fans in Shasta County. It’s the Sundial Film Festival Movie Club, which pairs curated films with live conversations led by local film fans. Leaders with the film festival call it a new way to experience film beyond the...
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3rd Annual Glowing Wild Lantern Festival opens at Turtle Bay.
REDDING, Calif. - Turtle Bay Exploration Park will open its 3rd Annual Glowing Wild Lantern Festival on May 1. The event features all-new lantern displays in the Turtle Bay Arboretum and Gardens near the Sundial Bridge. This year's theme is Year of the Horse. The festival runs select nights through...
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Shasta Gamer Festival draws thousands to Anderson fairgrounds
ANDERSON, Calif. - Thousands of people filled the Shasta District Fairgrounds for the first-ever Shasta Gamer Festival. The two-day event brought together gaming enthusiasts, collectors and pop culture fans from across the region. Dozens of booths filled Trinity Hall throughout the weekend, selling everything from retro video games and trading...
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Summer theatre camps and shows coming to RPAC in Redding
Redding, Calif. - The Redding Performing Arts Center is offering six theatre camps for kids and three mainstage productions for adults this summer as temperatures climb above 100 degrees. The theatre camps will run from June through July. Kids can perform in full productions including Finding Nemo KIDS, How to...
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Kool April Nites concert helps Enterprise High School music program
REDDING, Calif. - Supporters filled the Redding Civic Auditorium on Monday for the Enterprise Starship Program's annual fundraiser concert during Kool April Nites. The event drew hundreds of people and raised thousands of dollars to help sustain the program. The Enterprise High School music program, known as Enterprise Starship, has...
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Redding's Aqua Golf has new look, including chance to win $1,000
After being closed for about four months for a major face-lift, the re-imagined Aqua Golf driving range along the Sacramento River in Redding has opened for business. Purchased last spring by four friends who grew up in the area, the complex now sports shade structures, new patio tables and chairs, patio areas where people can hang out and have a drink and enjoy the waterfront, and new floating targets for golfers to shoot at on the water. “I am absolutely excited about it. I’ve been coming here since I was a kid. It’s an important part of Redding and its golf history,” Matt Briner, who is friends with the owners, said on opening day Friday, April 17, while taking a break from hitting a bucket of balls. Long-time Aqua Golf customer Shawn Payne also was impressed with the improvements. “They upgraded a lot. It’s more addicting now. I feel like I am going to be here more,” Payne said. Meet the new owners Brothers Chris and Ryan Haedrich, and brothers Dan and Mark Rhodes bought the driving range about a year ago. They all went to Foothill High School and grew up coming to Aqua Golf, which opened in the
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Local cancer support group unveils new name at golf tournament
REDDING, Calif. - A local breast cancer support organization announced a major change at its annual golf tournament while continuing a mission that's lasted for 3 decades. After 30 years of service, the nonprofit formerly known as Nor-Cal Think Pink is now the Nor-Cal Breast Cancer Connection. The name change reflects the organization's evolving focus on connecting people with resources and community support.