Community Calendar

Friends of the Redwood Libraries is hosting a big two-day book sale at the Eureka Library, 1313 Third Street. Huge selection of fiction and non-fiction including cookbooks, military, and art books. All hardcovers are $1.00, paperbacks are $0.50, and media is $0.25. Friday's sale is for FRL members and memberships can be purchased at the door. Saturday's sale is for everyone. Bring a friend. Cash and credit cards accepted. All proceeds benefit the Humboldt County Library system.

Take A Child Outside Day is a festival of fun outdoor play for kids and their caregivers. From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 10th, a wealth of local environmental educators will offer nature-based activities, games, and information throughout the Arcata Marsh. Kids are invited to fill their “eco-passport” by adventuring around the Butcher’s Slough and Log Pond. Additionally, teachers and school staff are invited to attend and learn about field trips, in-class presentations and other opportunities for their students at each station.

Friends of the Arcata Marsh (FOAM) is sponsoring a free tour of the Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary each Saturday. Meet leaders at 2 p.m. outside the Interpretive Center on South G Street for a 90-minute, rain-or-shine walk.

Creature Corner: Art by Graham Payne is a solo exhibition of original creatures, sculptures, paintings, masks, artifacts, and other biological impossibilities. The work combines traditional and digital sculpture, 3D printing, painting, and creature design with bright color, strange biology, humor, and a slightly creepy but inviting atmosphere. Opening October 3 during Arts Alive at 424 Gallery in Old Town Eureka. The exhibition will also be open every Saturday in October from 6–9 PM.

“Wusatoumuduk: We Make it Burn” is a new multi-media stage play about Cultural Fire produced by Sugarbush Hill Moving Lhatsik, a Dreammaker project of the Ink People led by Co-Artistic Directors Michelle Hernandez (Wiyot) and Zuzka Sabata. The play emphasizes the urgent need to embrace time-honored land stewardship practices that have supported ecological balance for millennia.

This full-length theatrical production is touring in Humboldt County public parks throughout October, featuring up and coming local Native cast members, nationally acclaimed Native director Tara Moses (Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Mvskoke), and three filmed traditional Wiyot stories told through shadow puppetry.

We encourage audience members to bring camping chairs, blankets, headlamps or flashlights, and dress warmly. This play is appropriate for all audiences, and free to attend. In case of inclement weather please visit www.wemakeitburn.com for further information about an alternative venue or visit our IG page: Wusatoumuduk

This powerful New York-based sextet reassembles to open the 21st season of the Redwood Jazz Alliance--and to revisit the magic of their 2016 album "Moments in Time"—which the New York Times called a collection of “gorgeous” tunes that stands as “the reward for a long chase, the endless chase for beauty…producing a perfection that so rarely happens, and can only be a product of so much shared knowledge.”

Sunday Football is back by popular demand at the Brew with the View- Six Rivers Brewery.

9 TVs! Cold Beer, Full Bar, Good Food.

Join us for the 2026 NFL season on Sundays with a brunch and limited lunch menu. Kitchen closes at 3pm. Bar closes at 4pm. Food trucks will also be available.

Free event with a chance to win a $50 gift card for DANDARS
2 Day Event
OCT 10 -Oct 11th
10am-10pm
Sign up for game times: https://discord.com/invite/sdwpWsMq9B
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582460116845
This is a GLC program run by our volunteers Matt and Jeff.

Redwood Dart Association hosts weekly Luck of the Draw Dart Tournament every Sunday at 3pm. $10 entry fee

“Wusatoumuduk: We Make it Burn” is a new multi-media stage play about Cultural Fire produced by Sugarbush Hill Moving Lhatsik, a Dreammaker project of the Ink People led by Co-Artistic Directors Michelle Hernandez (Wiyot) and Zuzka Sabata. The play emphasizes the urgent need to embrace time-honored land stewardship practices that have supported ecological balance for millennia.

This full-length theatrical production is touring in Humboldt County public parks throughout October, featuring up and coming local Native cast members, nationally acclaimed Native director Tara Moses (Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Mvskoke), and three filmed traditional Wiyot stories told through shadow puppetry.

We encourage audience members to bring camping chairs, blankets, headlamps or flashlights, and dress warmly. This play is appropriate for all audiences, and free to attend. In case of inclement weather please visit www.wemakeitburn.com for further information about an alternative venue or visit our IG page: Wusatoumuduk