Tuesday's Lowdown: Cancelations, Bands and Yuks

We’ll start off Tuesday’s Lowdown noting that on of the more notable shows scheduled in Humboldt for this night — that being southern blues rocker JB Beverly at the Palm Lounge — has been canceled due to van bummers. So … bummer.

But never fear, HumCo fun-seekers: Those still salivating for bands will find at least three at both the Lil’ Red Lion and the Ink Annex, respectively. Breathe easy, kids.

Also Tuesday, Savage Henry Magazine hosts out-of-town standup comedians Barbara Gray and Dave Ross, the latter of whom hosts a podcast on the Nerdist network. The two headline the Him and Her Comedy Tour at HumBrews also featuring Humboldt standup veterans Cornell Reid, Ivy Vasquez and Zeke Herrera. Watch Ross discuss the horrendousness of the first standup bit he ever attempted in the clip below.

--Andrew Goff

EVENTS (SUBMIT YOURS!)

(CANCELED) JB Beverley, Rory Kelly's Triple Threat

Palm Lounge at The Eureka Inn / 9 p.m.-midnight / $5 / 21+

UPDATE from the show's promoter: "I just received a call from JB and he will not be able to make it ... van is broken down near Fresno. JB apologized profusely and will schedule a make up show as soon as he is able."

497-6093 / twang4strings@yahoo.com / Web site

Him and Her Comedy Tour

Humboldt Brews / 9 p.m. / $10 / 21+

"Dave Ross is a comedian and storyteller in Los Angeles, CA. He is the host of the podcast Terrified on the Nerdist Network and a MOTH GrandSlam winner. Barbara Gray has quickly made a name for herself in the alternative comedy scene of Los Angeles, mad crushin' it. They make funny at HumBrews."

826-2739 / Web site

French Professional Youth Soccer Camp

Arcata Sports Complex / 9 a.m.-noon / $195

845-6546 / info.acsamoa@gmail.com / Web site

Eureka Farmers' Market

Old Town Gazebo / 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Locally grown produce and live music.

441-9999 /

The Complete Donor Management Toolkit

See Event Description / 10-11:30 a.m. / $200 / $175 NorCAN members

Designed to help nonprofits understand how to think about choosing and then implementing the donor management system that best suits their needs.

267-9916 / norcan@hafoundation.org / Web site

Ping Pong

Logger Bar / noon / 21+

Sometimes The Logger Bar sets up ping pong tables. This is one of those times. Get your Gump on.

668-5000 / Web site

Wildberries Farmers' Market

Wildberries / 3:30-6:30 p.m.

Fresh produce and live music in the parking lot.

822-0095 / Web site

Game Night

Crush / 5 p.m.

Don't be bored. Play board games.

Truck Driving Training Informational Meeting

College of the Redwoods Downtown Site / 6-8 p.m. / 18+

"If you are ready to work now, and have the physical ability to drive a truck (big ones, for long periods of time) come on down."

476-4500 / Web site

Humboldt Cribbage Club

Moose Lodge / 6:15-9:30 p.m. / $8

Muggins! Get your weekly crib on.

444-3161 /

Bliss Hippy

Mad River Brewery Tasting Room / 6:30-8 p.m. / Free

Psychedelic folk duo from the Missouri Ozarks.

573-308-7155 / richard@blisshippy.com / Web site

Pocketful of Posies

Blondies Food and Drink / 6:30 p.m.

Local something.

822-3453 / Web site

3:10 to Yuma (1957)

Humboldt County Library / 6:30-8:30 p.m.

"Based on the Book" classic Western film series concludes with the original 3:10 to Yuma, starring Van Heflin and Glenn Ford. Heflin plays a mild-mannered rancher who takes on the task of shepherding a captured outlaw (Ford) to the train that will take him to prison.

269-1900 / Web site

Outside Looking In, Reunion, Heathers, Girlpool

The Ink Annex / 7-10 p.m. / $6 / $4 members

The Placebo and Dead Tree present a night of punk.

(Re)Debris: A Marine Debris Educational Sculpture

SCRAP Humboldt / 7 p.m.

This sculpture will be built utilizing trash gathered from beach cleanups and will take the form of a local creature affected by the harms of plastics and other pollution in our oceans.

633-8349 / director@scraphumboldt.org / Web site

Community HU Chant

Jefferson Community Center / 7-7:30 p.m. / Free

"Would you like to expand your awareness? Cope with change? Heal a broken heart? Chanting HU (pronounced hue), a once-secret and sacred sound, can help you!"

805-450-8235 / clare_vettes@yahoo.com / Web site