Redwood Acres Fairgrounds
/ 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
/ Free
Features plug-in electric vehicles available to view and test drive around the track (vehicle availability based on dealership inventory) as well as knowledgeable people to answer questions and provide information about local electric vehicle resources.
269-1700 /
erathman@redwoodenergy.org /
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See Event Description
/ 3-5 p.m.
Dusting off and shine'n up small skiffs, scull boats and power boats that have been in storage and not seen by the public for years. The museum's harbor cruise boat Madaket will be hauled up on one of the boat yards marine railways, revealing her hull.
Redwood Acres Fairgrounds
/ 6 p.m.
/ $15
/ $12 adv.
Double header featuring the Redwood Sapling vs. Sac City Bad Apples and Redwood Rollers vs. Sonoma County All Stars
445-3037 /
cmbeding@charter.net /
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Dell'Arte
/ 6 p.m.
Members of Dell’Arte’s third year ensemble in partnership with the Blue Lake Museum, invite one and all to relive stories from the town’s colorful past and present.
Eureka Theater
/ 7:30 p.m.
/ $12
/ $10 adv.
"Why We Ride is a story about who we are. Individuals with a desire to dream, discover and explore. Seeking a life outside our daily confinements and sharing those moments together. It’s a story about the journey, not the destination."
442-2970 /
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Arcata Veterans Memorial Building
/ 7:30-11 p.m.
Sue Moon will call with the wild tunes of Blake Ritter and Sam McNeill. All dances will be taught with no partner or experience necessary. Proceeds from this dance will benefit the Humboldt Folklife Society.
269-2061 /
emily.sinkhorn@gmail.com /
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Van Duzer Theater
/ 8 p.m.
/ $25
/ $5 HSU students
"Picture a stage filled with 80 fiddlers backed by piano, drums, cellos, guitars, harps, and even a harmonica, projecting a sound as lively as a dance band and as majestic as a symphony orchestra."
826-3928 /
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Humboldt Brews
/ 9 p.m.
With Wild Otis and The Fickle Hill Billies. "Dance and get wild listening to the music your parents warned you about."
826-2739 /
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Ocean Grove Lodge
/ 9 p.m.
/ $10
/ 21+
You got your honk. You got your tonk. Also, what goes on on that back porch?
677-3543 /
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Ma-le'l Dunes
/ 9 a.m.-noon
Gloves and tools will be provided, please wear close-toed shoes and bring drinking water. Meet at the Ma-le’l South parking lot off Young Lane in Manila.
Arcata Plaza
/ 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
/ Free
North Coast Growers Association event featuring nutritious, high quality, non-GMO foods
441-9999 /
outreach@humfarm.org /
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Portuguese Hall
/ noon-5 a.m.
/ Free
KMUD’s Youth in Radio event features classes, workshops, day camps, summer camps, sports, outdoors activities and, of course, youth radio.
923-2513 /
jeanette@kmud.org /
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Friends of the Dunes
/ 1-3 p.m.
View our new property in addition where endangered Humboldt Bay Wallflowers thrive, and learn more about the goals of restoration and how you can become involved.
Dell'Arte
/ 2-4 p.m.
/ Free
Join the Blue Lake community in celebrating the source of life that connects us all -- the beautiful Mad River. The 6th grade class at the Blue Lake School will perform original work filled with fish, facts, and old-fashioned fun.
510-207-1195 /
alliemenz@gmail.com /
Friends of the Dunes
/ 2-3 p.m.
Geared for ages 3 to 6, story time will focus on local wildlife and a simple craft project. Come prepared to explore the trails after the program.
Arcata Playhouse
/ 2 p.m.
/ $12
/ $10 under 12
The 2014 Family Fun series continues. Using mask, puppets, song and story, The Well at the World's End takes the audience on a journey through three folktales about strong girls.
822-1575 /
david@arcataplayhouse.org /
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Carlo Theatre (Dell'Arte)
/ 6 p.m.
/ Free
An evening of storytelling by students of Dell'Arte and introduction of the new book "Where's the Lake?: A History of Blue Lake and the Mad River Valley." Beer and wine sales benefit The Blue Lake Museum.
667-6233 /
mkomorison@yahoo.com /
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Kimtu Cookhouse
/ 6:45 p.m.
/ $10
Leon and Bill concoct a list of attributes of the ideal woman - the top ten best qualities in a mate. When this allegedly “Ideal Woman” actually arrives on the scene the men quickly learn that their list could use a few revisions.
530-629-2136 /
Old Town Coffee And Chocolates (Old Town)
/ 7 p.m.
/ Free
"The Lost Coast’s own wandering spectre and storyteller Carpathian invites all his human acquaintances to an evening of Irish music and ghostly tales for which he’s become famous."
445-8600 /
carpathian@patientcreatures.com /
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Arcata Playhouse
/ 7 p.m.
/ $12
/ $10 under 12
The 2014 Family Fun series continues. Using mask, puppets, song and story, The Well at the World's End takes the audience on a journey through three folktales about strong girls.
822-1575 /
david@arcataplayhouse.org /
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Eureka High School Auditorium
/ 7:30 p.m.
/ $8
/ $5 students
EHS Players present a story about a man who improves his situation with the help of a plant from outer space.
441-1735 /
vossn@eurekacityschools.org /
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Ferndale Repertory Theatre
/ 7:30-10 p.m.
/ $18
/ $15 3/20 only, Cast Benefit
/ $16 students/seniors
/ $25 3/15 only, Fortuna Sunrise Rotary Benefit
"Lovingly ripped off" from the 1975 film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, this musical comedy retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.
786-5483 /
info@ferndalerep.org /
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The Community Yoga Center
/ 8-11 p.m.
Explore creative connected partner dance to a variety of music from blues to electronic.
Six Rivers Brewery
/ 9 p.m.
With Bay Area comedians Keith D'soüza, Mean Dave, Dro Knows and Jeremy Talamantes. With locals Kim Hodges, Ivy Vasquez and host Tony Persico.
839-7580 /
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Central Station
/ 9 p.m.
/ 21+
Humboldt party band makes it do what it do.
839-2013 /
The Jam
/ 9:30 p.m.
/ $10
/ 21+
Can we call these guys Humboldt's best jamband yet?
822-5266 /
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