Fortuna
/ 7 a.m.
With the weekend comes the actual rodeo part of the Fortuna Rodeo, but there’s also a parade and the Bulls, Bands and Brews shindig at the rodeo grounds.
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Dell'Arte
/ 10 a.m.
Full day of music on two stages, kids barn dance, puppet show, food, uke lessons, joy. Music by Cherry Pickers, Twango Macallan, Kindred Spirits, Gunsafe, The Lapatinas, Sunshine N Yellowbird and many more.
Mateel Community Center
/ 6:30 p.m.
/ $20
Performing Oil and Water. Two environmentally-themed one-act musicals depict the “abusive relationships our society has with our natural resources and the lengths we’ll go to satisfy our thirsts.”
923-3368 /
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Arcata Plaza
/ 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Local produce, meats flowers and more. Music at 10 a.m. (Click for music schedule.)
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Redwood Acres Fairgrounds
/ 10 a.m.
Hundreds of quilts for show and sale. Raises funds for the Redwood Empire Quilter's Guild.
445-3037 /
cmbeding@charter.net /
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Main Street, Ferndale
/ 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
On the corner of Shaw and Main streets. Sustainable farms sell local produce direct to the consumer.
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Temple Beth El
/ 11 a.m.-noon
/ Free
Visiting cantor Lisa Levine gives a one-hour free Yoga Shalom workshop.
444-2846 /
bethel@reninet.com /
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Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge
/ 6:30 p.m.
Nature-exploration event for kids and their adults. Participants will explore the open dunes and learn about animals that lurk in the night through educational games and activities.
733-5406 /
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Sequoia Park
/ 7 p.m.
The Humboldt-Del Norte Film Commission presents a monthly movie night featuring movies filmed on the North Coast. This month screening E.T., The Extra Terrestrial.
Ferndale Repertory Theatre
/ 8 p.m.
/ $18
/ $16 students/seniors
Ferndale Rep presents the story of a penniless soprano, named Victoria, colludes with a struggling gay impresario to disguise herself as a man named Victor, who entertains as a female impersonator known as "Victoria" - and as a result becomes the toast of Paris.
786-5483 /
info@ferndalerep.org /
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Redwood Curtain Theatre
/ 8 p.m.
/ $15
Modern comic genius David Ives adapts Jean-Francois Regnard’s 1708 masterpiece, wherein Eraste desperately wants to marry Isabelle, but first he needs to secure an inheritance from his miserable old uncle, Geronte.
