Various
/ 5 a.m.-9 p.m.
/ $35
/ Free Under 18
A celebration of the Marbled Godwits and all the birds that visit the north coast during Spring Migration. Nearly 100 field trips, workshops and social events to choose from. Full schedule online.
826-7050 /
info@godwitdays.org /
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College of the Redwoods
/ 10 a.m.
/ $20
/ $10 students
Fundraiser to support CR’s students with disabilities.
476-4280 /
natalie-barbero@redwoods.edu /
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Blue Lake Casino Hotel
/ 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Kick off event of Humboldt Green Week 2014. Dozens of vendors and their product lines from near and afar. See whats new in the gardening/hydroponic industry.
668-9770 /
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Sequoia Park Zoo
/ noon-4 p.m.
Watch the animals hunt for their own “eggs” as they dig into special treats before you set off on your own Egg Hunt and Eggspedition of your own.
441-4263 /
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Eel River Brewery
/ 1 p.m.
Local vendors with a variety of products and services ranging from solar energy and recycling to handmade natural soaps and personal care products. Tie-dye booth.
725-2739 /
office@eelriverbrewing.com /
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Friends of the Dunes
/ 3-7 p.m.
Day of restoration, Earth clean-up, and fun featuring Lindsey Battle, Striped Pig String Band and square dance calling by Nigela Mahal
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Merryman's Beach House at Moonstone
/ 5 p.m.
/ $25
Be ushered into a room where no music can be heard. You will then be issued wireless headphones. Through those phones, you will then be treated to the beats of local DJs. You will then dance and look silly to people that are not in your same headphoned state.
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Humboldt Brews
/ 9 p.m.
/ $15
/ $12 adv.
/ 21+
Beauty, harmonies and a golden egg return to HumBrews thanks to the Shook Twins. Also, Steve Poltz wrote that song with Jewel.
826-2739 /
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Mateel Community Center
/ 2:30-1 a.m.
/ $25
/ $35 At the door
/ $25 Pre-Sale
/ 18+
Annual fundraiser presented by Circus of the Element's. Features fire dancing aerial silk, hoop and belly dancing. Music by Nadis Warriors, Rooster McClintock, DJ ItchieFingaz, Likwefi and Mad River Rounders.
497-9767 /
circusoftheelements@gmail.com /
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North Fork Janes Creek
/ 9-1 a.m.
/ Free
We are smothering invasive reed canary grass and then planting trees and shrubs in the riparian zone.
510-590-3389 /
toni.longley@gmail.com /
Jefferson Community Center
/ 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
/ Free
Chance for people to learn skills for healthy living and communities, including gardening practices, food preservation, disaster preparedness, reducing energy consumption, mushrooms, and more.
269-2071 /
DebbieP@NrsRcaa.org /
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Humboldt Bay
/ 10 a.m.
/ $3
/ $43 sailing events
Lady Washington arrives in Eureka April 10 for an 11-day visit featuring public sailing excursions, walk-on tours, and educational programs for K-12 students. Her companion, Hawaiian Chieftain, follows on April 15. Click here for full list of tours and sailing options.
Pearl Lounge
/ 10-1:30 a.m.
/ Free
/ 21+
DJs Pressure Anya celebrate the one year anniversary of their monthly party.
444-2017 /
booking@pressureanya.com /
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3559 Spear Ave Arcata
/ 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Women's shoes & boots 6-8, books, some children's toys, jewelry.
Morris Graves Museum of Art
/ 2-4:30 p.m.
/ $5
/ $2 Seniors/Students with ID
/ Free MGMA Members/Children 17 and under
Performance followed by an open jazz jam session.
442-0278 /
janine@humboldtarts.org /
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Studio Theater
/ 6-7 p.m.
/ Free
/ 18+
"Follows four people exploring what turns them on and what gets them off ... all to a hard rock soundtrack that'll get the walls shaking."
826-3566 /
snk134@humboldt.edu /
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Blue Lake Roller Rink
/ 6:30-9:30 p.m.
/ $5 Adults
/ $4 Ages 9-17
/ $3 Ages 8 and under
Patrons are welcome to bring their own skates or rollerblades if they are clean, have no exposed bolts, and have at least one brake.
668-5932 /
parks-rec@bluelake.ca.gov /
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Van Duzer Theater
/ 7 p.m.
/ $20 4 Night Pass
/ $8 General Public
/ $5 All students
/ $3 HSU Students w/ID
"The world’s oldest student-run film festival, the HFF creates a unique venue for traditional films and alternative digital media that enjoys an international reputation for supporting and celebrating independent filmmakers working in traditional, experimental and non-traditional modes."
826-4113 /
filmfestival@humboldt.edu /
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Fulkerson Recital Hall
/ 7-8:30 p.m.
/ $8
/ Free HSU students
/ $5 seniors, children
d the Devils. Tunes run the jazz gamut from Cab Calloway and Stevie Wonder to Jessica Lurie, plus originals.
826-3928 /
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The Jam
/ 7 p.m.
/ 21+
Spoken word open mic. With poets Jerry Martien, Amde Hamilton (of the Watts Prophets), Iain MacDonald, Jonathan Kipp, Emily Adams and Therese Keslin FitzMaurice. Music afterward by Synrgy.
822-5266 /
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North Coast Repertory Theatre
/ 8 p.m.
/ $15
/ $12 Senior/Student
Parody of the 37 plays written by William Shakespeare with all of them being performed (in shortened form) in about 97 minutes by only three actors.
442-6278 /
ncrt@huomboldt1.com /
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Portuguese Hall
/ 8:30 p.m.
/ $15
/ $10 adv.
"The House Party" promises "a psychedelic funktastic explosion of sound and sights!"
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SpeakEasy
/ 10 p.m.-1 a.m.
/ Free
/ 21+
Shake it down with your local down and dirty blues band.
444-2244 /
buddyreedripitups@gmail.com /
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Alibi
/ 11 p.m.
/ 21+
A night of stoner rock on The Plaza.
822-3731 /
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