Community Calendar

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Take your grant-writing skills to the next level with this comprehensive 12-week training program from April 30th – July 16th (Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm PDT) via Zoom.
Designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies, this course combines expert-led lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, and hands-on assignments to guide you through every stage of the grant-writing process. Each week focuses on a key aspect of grant writing.
Admission is $400.00 per organization; fee covers unlimited attendees from your organization — including staff, board members, and volunteers.
Call (707) 725-3300 for more information or email info@norcal-nonprofits.org
To register visit norcal-nonprofits.org

A special Magic Hour Makers’ Market and Intuitive Art Making Tarot Salon brings an evening of community and creative intuition to the Historic Eagle House Hotel on Friday, Dec. 5.

Free and open to the public, the Magic Hour Makers’ Market will run from 4:30-6:30, on the second floor of the Eagle House. Attendees are encouraged to check out happy hour at Phatsy Kline’s and bring their refreshments up to the market to shop local mystical artisans’ goods and curated vintage. Vendors include past Tarot Salon vendors like Gayatri, Metamorphosis, Traveling Tarot, and new makers like Witch in the Woods and Ted Hsu.

From 6:30-8:30, Geneva Elise of Pop Culture Healing and Holly Hilgenberg of Stained Ghost will be co-facilitating the last Tarot Salon of the year, focusing on the topic of art and tarot. Attendees will have the opportunity to offer and receive tarot readings with other participants, followed by an intuitive art making exercise inspired by the readings.

Elise began offering Tarot Salons at the Sunshine Prophecy in Oakland over two years ago, and has been hosting salons in Humboldt since last year. Elise says she created Tarot Salon “to build community amongst tarot readers and the tarot curious, giving readers of all levels the opportunity to sharpen their intuition and deepen their practice.”

The community is invited to join for both events, or just one. Those who want to attend this month’s limited capacity Tarot Salon should pre-register at popculturehealing.com/tarotsalon.

Take your grant-writing skills to the next level with this comprehensive 12-week training program from April 30th – July 16th (Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm PDT) via Zoom.
Designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies, this course combines expert-led lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, and hands-on assignments to guide you through every stage of the grant-writing process. Each week focuses on a key aspect of grant writing.
Admission is $400.00 per organization; fee covers unlimited attendees from your organization — including staff, board members, and volunteers.
Call (707) 725-3300 for more information or email info@norcal-nonprofits.org
To register visit norcal-nonprofits.org

Humboldt Repair Café is a free program where community members can bring in small items and receive expert assistance with repair.

A Repair Café is a community-driven event where people can bring their broken items to be repaired by volunteer experts. These volunteers, ranging from electricians and seamstresses to bike mechanics and woodworkers, are passionate about fixing things and helping others. The Repair Café not only encourages sustainability by preventing waste but also fosters a sense of community, learning and creativity.

Event Highlights:

Free Repairs: Bring broken items and get them fixed for free by skilled volunteers.
Expert Advice: Volunteers will provide tips on how to fix items at home and extend the life of these belongings.
All Ages Welcome: The Repair Café is family-friendly and encourages everyone to get involved.
Community Building: Meet neighbors, share knowledge and collaborate on keeping items out of landfills.
How It Works:

Bring Broken Items: Gather items to get repaired and bring them to the event.
Get Matched with a Volunteer: A team of experts will match participants with the right volunteer based on the items brought.
Learn and Fix Together: Watch as the repair happens, learn valuable skills and ask questions during the process.
The first Humboldt Repair Café will take place on Sunday, April 6 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Arcata Community, 321 Dr. MLK Jr. Parkway. This event is free and attendees should bring broken household items, clothing, small appliances, electronics and similar items, but motor vehicles, large household appliances and anything that cannot be individually carried through a doorway should be left at home.

For more information, please visit cityofarcata.org or call (707) 825-2202.

Take your grant-writing skills to the next level with this comprehensive 12-week training program from April 30th – July 16th (Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm PDT) via Zoom.
Designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies, this course combines expert-led lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, and hands-on assignments to guide you through every stage of the grant-writing process. Each week focuses on a key aspect of grant writing.
Admission is $400.00 per organization; fee covers unlimited attendees from your organization — including staff, board members, and volunteers.
Call (707) 725-3300 for more information or email info@norcal-nonprofits.org
To register visit norcal-nonprofits.org

Take your grant-writing skills to the next level with this comprehensive 12-week training program from April 30th – July 16th (Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm PDT) via Zoom.
Designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies, this course combines expert-led lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, and hands-on assignments to guide you through every stage of the grant-writing process. Each week focuses on a key aspect of grant writing.
Admission is $400.00 per organization; fee covers unlimited attendees from your organization — including staff, board members, and volunteers.
Call (707) 725-3300 for more information or email info@norcal-nonprofits.org
To register visit norcal-nonprofits.org

Humboldt Repair Café is a free program where community members can bring in small items and receive expert assistance with repair.

A Repair Café is a community-driven event where people can bring their broken items to be repaired by volunteer experts. These volunteers, ranging from electricians and seamstresses to bike mechanics and woodworkers, are passionate about fixing things and helping others. The Repair Café not only encourages sustainability by preventing waste but also fosters a sense of community, learning and creativity.

Event Highlights:

Free Repairs: Bring broken items and get them fixed for free by skilled volunteers.
Expert Advice: Volunteers will provide tips on how to fix items at home and extend the life of these belongings.
All Ages Welcome: The Repair Café is family-friendly and encourages everyone to get involved.
Community Building: Meet neighbors, share knowledge and collaborate on keeping items out of landfills.
How It Works:

Bring Broken Items: Gather items to get repaired and bring them to the event.
Get Matched with a Volunteer: A team of experts will match participants with the right volunteer based on the items brought.
Learn and Fix Together: Watch as the repair happens, learn valuable skills and ask questions during the process.
The first Humboldt Repair Café will take place on Sunday, April 6 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Arcata Community, 321 Dr. MLK Jr. Parkway. This event is free and attendees should bring broken household items, clothing, small appliances, electronics and similar items, but motor vehicles, large household appliances and anything that cannot be individually carried through a doorway should be left at home.

For more information, please visit cityofarcata.org or call (707) 825-2202.

Take your grant-writing skills to the next level with this comprehensive 12-week training program from April 30th – July 16th (Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm PDT) via Zoom.
Designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies, this course combines expert-led lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, and hands-on assignments to guide you through every stage of the grant-writing process. Each week focuses on a key aspect of grant writing.
Admission is $400.00 per organization; fee covers unlimited attendees from your organization — including staff, board members, and volunteers.
Call (707) 725-3300 for more information or email info@norcal-nonprofits.org
To register visit norcal-nonprofits.org

Take your grant-writing skills to the next level with this comprehensive 12-week training program from April 30th – July 16th (Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm PDT) via Zoom.
Designed to equip you with practical tools and strategies, this course combines expert-led lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, and hands-on assignments to guide you through every stage of the grant-writing process. Each week focuses on a key aspect of grant writing.
Admission is $400.00 per organization; fee covers unlimited attendees from your organization — including staff, board members, and volunteers.
Call (707) 725-3300 for more information or email info@norcal-nonprofits.org
To register visit norcal-nonprofits.org