You’ll note a wealth of countywide community gatherings this Humboldt Saturday: The good citizens of Eureka will gather at Sequoia Park for the second annual Eureka Block Party; Dune defenders will get their sip on at the Humboldt Coastal Nature Center during the annual Wine by the Sea; the Mateel Community Center hosts the annual Humboldt Hills Hoedown headlined by the ever-popular Shook Twins (remember how much you like them in the clip above).
Arcata Plaza
/ 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Music by Cold Blue Water. Featuring the freshest locally grown fruits, vegetables, plants, meats and other wonderful products.
441-9999 /
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Sequoia Park
/ 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Join us for the second annual Neighborhood Watch Block Party. There will be two live bands, great raffle prizes, food, information booths, fun for kids, and so much more.
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Mateel Community Center
/ 11:45 a.m.-11:59 p.m.
/ $20
Bluegrass and beyond with music on two stages and featuring artists such as Shook Twins, Curly Wolf, Miss Lonely Hearts, Hillstomp, Midnight North, Laura Benitez & The Heartache, Hot October, Jesse Daniel & The Slow Learners, Three Times Bad and more.
923-3368 /
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Humboldt Coastal Nature Center
/ 3-6 p.m.
/ $35
/ $30 Members
"Imagine spending an afternoon, gazing out at the ocean, sipping on local wines and nibbling locally made desserts, cheeses, barbecued oysters and other tasty treats. Now add good friends, live music and fabulous auction items, all in support of a good cause."
444-1397 /
info@friendsofthedunes.org /
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Calvary Lutheran Church
/ 7 p.m.
/ $20
Featuring Dr. Luther Cobb and Daniela Mineva on Piano, Performances by McKinleyville Community Choir, Brad Curtis and a duet with Felicia Oldfather and Ellen Weiss.
825-8345 /
rosegz@hcbhp.org /
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The Old Steeple
/ 7:30-10 p.m.
/ $15
/ $20 At the door
"Gwyneth Moreland’s gift for open-hearted storytelling is perfectly suited to the modern art of folk music. Paired with her angelic vocals and the silky smooth bass lines of veteran bassist David Hayes, this duo creates a gracefully simple and pure sound."
786-7030 /
ferndalemusic@yahoo.com /
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The Sanctuary
/ 7:30 p.m.
Band from LA offers a "quirky and energetic romp through the avant garde, jazz, indie rock, and collective imagination." Joined by The Crenshaw and Choir of the Deep.
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The Siren's Song Tavern
/ 9 p.m.-midnight
/ $5
The biscuit's from space return to The Siren's Song Tavern for an all ages intergallactic evening of dark, danceable synth rock. Opening the night is the stellar local Peach Purple!
442-8778 /
thesirenssongtavern@gmail.com /
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Humboldt Brews
/ 9 p.m.-2 a.m.
/ $5
/ 21+
"We heard you've been asking when you can come back to the bosom of Soul Night. Well the wait is almost over."
826-2739 /
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Humboldt Bay
/ 8:30 a.m.
/ $60
/ $50 HSU Students
"This is an area rich in wildlife, including migratory shorebirds, egrets, herons, raptors, harbor seals and more!"
826-3357 /
cntract@humboldt.edu /
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Big Lagoon
/ 9 a.m.
/ $150
/ $135 HSU Students
Come participate in two full exhilarating days at gorgeous Big Lagoon and learn to harness the wind. We use two of the most popular sailboats, the Olympic-class Laser, and the fun, user-friendly Pico.
826-3357 /
cntract@humboldt.edu /
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Kate Buchanan Room
/ 9:45 a.m.-noon
/ $15
/ $10 Member
/ 18+
peakers: Dr. Keith Snow-Flamer, Interim President, College of the Redwoods, and Joyce Lopes, Vice President, Administration and Finance, Humboldt State University.
444-9252 /
simpsonl@suddenlink.net /
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Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center
/ 10 a.m.
/ $55
/ $45 HSU Students
Expand and improve your kayaking skills with our intermediate course! Students will be introduced to new paddling strokes and how to link strokes for smooth transitions.
443-4222 /
hbac@humboldt.edu /
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The Farm Store
/ 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
/ Free
Features local dock diving group "Dash & Splash", "Doggie Fun Zone" and many local and pet food and supply vendors.
443-7397 /
orderdesk@thefarmstore.net /
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The Farm Store
/ 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Administering microchips, providing educational information, and, best of all, presenting some adorable dogs.
443-7397 /
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Arcata Playhouse
/ 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
/ Free
More than two dozen art and craft vendors, music by Jenni & David and the Sweet Soul Band, and food and drinks from the Arcata Playhouse.
502-7803 /
creameryinfo@gmai.com /
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Recreation and Wellness Center, HSU Campus
/ noon
/ $75
/ $65 HSU Students
Designed for the individual having little or no surfing experience, we will focus on water safety, surf etiquette, ocean awareness, surfboard handling and technique.
826-3357 /
cntract@humboldt.edu /
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See Event Description
/ 6-7:30 p.m.
/ Free
The community is cordially invited to join Sanctuary Forest on Saturday, September 24 to witness and participate in the Naming Ceremony.
986-1087 /
anna@sanctuaryforest.org /
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Redwood Raks World Dance Studio
/ 8-10 p.m.
/ $5
"Free-form dance in a continuous flow to embolden the creator within... and move you to newfound manifestation and joy."
616-6876 /
info@mysticdance.net /
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The Sanctuary
/ 8-10 p.m.
"An evening of sonic exploration and exceptional musicianship. Welcoming back Logan Hone and his spectacular, forward-thinking jazz ensemble Similar Fashion, who made amazing noises at the Sanctuary last year."
Broadway Billiards
/ 8:30 p.m.
/ $10
/ Free Public
/ 21+
Pool!
442-7665 /
Broadwaybilliards.humboldt@yahoo.com /
Brass Rail Bar
/ 9 p.m.
This is the most hardcore karaoke in Humboldt.
923-3188 /
