Your Lowdown will start out by urging you to run to your closets to locate warm, redundant-but-nice clothing items. KSLG and Betty Chinn would be super stoked if you could drive those down to the Eureka Co-op for the annual Warm and Fuzzy Clothing Drive. ’Tis the cold season. People need. Thanks.
After you have completed your good deed, you have earned a pass to enjoy Arcata’s too-good-for-Monday band options. Jambalaya’s musical hat trick is headlined by retro garage-dwellers Allah-Las (a/v sample below on the left), while Blondies hath coaxed a return trip from the alt-poppy Cosmonauts (and on the right).
Yay, Monday. You did good.
North Coast Co-Op in Eureka
/ 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
KSLG is hoping you'll find it in your heart -- and closet -- to donate some warm clothes you no longer need during this benefit for Betty Chinn and her efforts to help the homeless.
Winema Theater
/ 6:30-9:30 p.m.
/ Free
A free event will be held to commemorate the 1964 flood. Excerpts from a documentary still in production, "High Water Mark: Stories of the ’64 Flood," will be shown.
267-6052 /
tracy1952@mail.com /
Minor Theatre
/ 7 p.m.
/ $12
The Minor Theatre and HSU Theatre celebrate the 100th anniversary of their shared opening with a staged reading of Her Own Way, originally performed on December 8, 1914. Proceeds benefit The Emma Center.
Blondies Food and Drink
/ 9 p.m.-midnight
/ $5
"Hailing from the sleepy suburban sprawl of Orange County, California, Cosmonauts forge malcontent drone-pop melodies, delivered with a clangy laser-fuzz backbone."
822-3453 /
Web site
The Jam
/ 9 p.m.
/ $12
/ 21+
"Three of the four bandmembers were working in the L.A. branch of the legendary record store Amoeba when the group formed in 2008, and they must have spent a great deal of time researching the garage and psychedelic sounds of the '60s while propping up the counter."
822-5266 /
Web site
Moose Lodge
/ 7-10 p.m.
/ $4
Dancing to live music featuring tunes from the 1930s, ‘40s and ‘50s.
444-3161 /
Minor Theatre
/ 7 p.m.
/ $12
The Minor Theatre and HSU Theatre celebrate the 100th anniversary of their shared opening with a staged reading of Her Own Way, originally performed on December 8, 1914. Proceeds benefit The Emma Center.
Harbor Lanes
/ 8 p.m.-midnight
$1.75 per game? Steeeee-rike!
