Humboldt Commemorates 9/11

(Above: Last year's 9/11 Parade in Fortuna.)

In the event that you'd like to gather with other Humboldters to have a solemn 9/11 moment of remembrance, you have a couple options:

Humboldt Bay Fire and the Eureka Police Department will hold a bell ceremony at noon ceremony at Humboldt Bay Fire Station No. 1 in Eureka.
Fortuna's annual 9/11 Memorial Parade will again proceed down Main Street starting at noon ending with a patriotic ceremony at the Veteran's Memorial Building. The Outpost attended this event last year. It featured a tank.

Traditional Lowdown listings below.

--Andrew Goff

EVENTS (SUBMIT YOURS!)

9/11 Memorial Parade

Fortuna / noon

Parade down Main Street ending at the Fortuna Veterans Memorial Building. Bring a flag.

Bell Ceremony in Remembrance of 9/11

Humboldt Bay Fire / noon

Humboldt Bay Fire and the Eureka Police Department will be holding a joint tribute to honor those who were lost, the heroes, the families left behind, and the survivors of the events of that fateful day in September 2001.

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Saint Anne's Place, The Attics

The Siren's Song Tavern / 9-11 p.m. / Free

West Coast dark blues from Lompoc.

442-8778 / thesirenssongtavern@gmail.com / Web site

Henderson Center Farmers' Market

Henderson Center / 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Locally grown food. Live music. Runs from June to October.

Artist Dana Ballard

Morris Graves Museum of Art / noon-5 a.m. / $5 / Free MGMA members/ Children 17 and Under / $2 Seniors/Students

442-0278 / janine@humboldtarts.org / Web site

McKinleyville Farmers' Market

McKinleyville Shopping Center / 3:30-6:30 p.m.

Locally grown food. Runs from June to October.

268-1800 / Web site

Self Defense Class

College of the Redwoods Community Education / 5:30 p.m. / $40 / 18+

Hi-ya!

476-4500 / Web site

Sustainable Futures Speaker Series

Humboldt State University / 5:30-7 p.m. / Free

Peter Alagona will present “40 Years of Endangered Species: Conflict and Conservation in California and Beyond.” Peter Alagona is an associate professor of history, geography, and environmental studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

826-3653 / envcomm1@humboldt.edu / Web site

The Delta Nationals

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

Local rock and rollers while you beer.

668-4151 / Web site

Open Mic

Gallagher's Irish Pub and Restaurant / 6:30 p.m.

Irish/Celtic music.

442-1177 / Web site

Textile Conservation

Wharfinger Building / 6:45 p.m. / Free

The Humboldt Handweavers and Spinners Guild invites the public to its September program.

498-2472 / isrhude@gmail.com / Web site

Latin Peppers

Persimmons Garden Gallery / 7-10 p.m. / Free

Straight from their well-received, rousing show at the Arcata I-Block party on Labor Day.

923-3449 / jimmydur@asis.com / Web site

Claire Bent

Libation / 7 p.m.

Local jazz vocalist.

825-7596 / Web site

Compost Mountain Boys

Shamus T Bones / 7:30 p.m.

Local bluegrass veterans encourage toe movement. Plus, meat.

407-3550 / Web site

Blues Night

Redwood Raks World Dance Studio / 8 p.m. / $5

With Brian Smith and Kimberli Hudson. Open dancing at 9 p.m. No partner necessary.

616-6876 / Web site

Trivia Night

Logger Bar / 8 p.m. / 21+

Second Thursday trivia night hosted by Jerry Lee Wallace. Prove to Blue Lake how smart you are.

668-5000 / Web site

Karaoke w/ Chris Clay

Bear River Casino Resort / 8 p.m.

Please don't do "Bohemian Rhapsody." That never works.

733-9644 / Web site

Karaoke w/ KJ Leonard

Blue Lake Casino Hotel / 8 p.m.

When selecting your song, please keep in mind your audience would like to dance.

668-9770 / Web site

Equivocation

Redwood Curtain Theatre / 8 p.m. / $15 / $10 Thursdays

England, 1605: Shagspere is commissioned by the prime minister to write the “true historie” of the Gunpowder Plot. And it must have witches! A witty and high-stakes political thriller with contemporary resonances, this intriguing play gallops from the great Globe to the Tower of London.