Community Calendar

The Friends of the Chetco Library book sale is a bi-annual event which raises funds for the Chetco Library. Over the years the Friends have helped fund designated spaces for private study and other library projects as they arise.

The Shelter Cove Certified Farmers' Market offers the freshest fruits and vegetables, meat, flowers, and more! Enjoy this fun, family friendly event. No pets are allowed, but trained, ADA certified, service animals are welcome. Visit the market info booth for more information. Open 11AM-3PM every Tuesday, May-October.

The Fortuna Certified Farmers' Market offers the freshest fruits and vegetables, crafts, and more! Enjoy music and hot food vendors at this fun, family friendly event. No pets are allowed, but trained, ADA certified, service animals are welcome. CalFresh EBT customers are able to receive a market match at every farmers’ market. Visit the market info booth for more information. Open 3-6PM every Tuesday, May-October.

Open mic at Froth Coffee Bar! We welcome all performances from music to poetry readings! We now have our PA system set up and we are ready to see take our stage!

Bring the joy of Lunar New Year and to your school or library with an interactive cultural experience led by dancer, teaching artist, and movement specialist Kaeshi Chai.
These lively, hands-on programs combine movement, storytelling, language, and creative play to introduce children and families to Chinese cultural traditions in an engaging and memorable way. Participants learn through doing, dancing, balancing, exploring language, and celebrating together.
Learn about animals from China, New Zealand, and Australia
Discover the history and meaning of Chinese characters and pictograms
Practice simple Chinese words and phrases
Hear the traditional story of the Nian Monster
Join a joyful Dragon Dance parade
Learn about and embody the Chinese Zodiac animals
Explore gentle Tai Chi and Qigong movements
Try beginner-friendly chopstick skills through playful challenges
Learn simple paper folding techniques
Practice Chinese dance movements such as Cloud Step and Lotus Hands
Leap over “fire” for good luck
Develop posture and balance through movement activities
Receive Fire Horse stickers to take home
Contact Humboldt Literacy Project at 707-445-3655 or humboldtliteracy.org for more information.

Bring the joy of Lunar New Year to your school or library with an interactive cultural experience led by dancer, teaching artist, and movement specialist Kaeshi Chai.
These lively, hands-on programs combine movement, storytelling, language, and creative play to introduce children and families to Chinese cultural traditions in an engaging and memorable way. Participants learn through doing, dancing, balancing, exploring language, and celebrating together.
Learn about animals from China, New Zealand, and Australia
Discover the history and meaning of Chinese characters and pictograms
Practice simple Chinese words and phrases
Hear the traditional story of the Nian Monster
Join a joyful Dragon Dance parade
Learn about and embody the Chinese Zodiac animals
Explore gentle Tai Chi and Qigong movements
Try beginner-friendly chopstick skills through playful challenges
Learn simple paper folding techniques
Practice Chinese dance movements such as Cloud Step and Lotus Hands
Leap over “fire” for good luck
Develop posture and balance through movement activities
Receive Fire Horse stickers to take home
Contact Humboldt Literacy Project at 707.445.3655 or humboldtliteracy.org

NAMI Humboldt (National Alliance on Mental Illness) announces a free, 8 session once- a- week class series for those with loved ones living with a serious mental illness. Starts April 29 and runs through June 17 in Eureka, 6:30 to 9:00 PM Information, self-care, communication skills and emotional support. No cost. Contact: Judy at namihumboldtf2f@gmail.com or use our website nami-humboldt.org

Registration is required.

Location is the Professional Building in Eureka at 507 F St.

Different movie every Wednesday shown at Froth! Along with $3 pints of Pabst Blue Ribbon and Good Life from 5pm-10pm!

The Forest Moon Festival (May 28–31, 2026) is a multi-city celebration across Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, honoring the region’s iconic role as the filming location for the Forest Moon of Endor in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.
From the rugged coast of Crescent City to the redwood-lined streets of Eureka and Arcata, the festival brings the "galaxy far, far away" to life with a mix of cinematic history and community spirit.

What to Expect
Cinematic Immersion: Explore authentic filming history at the Redwood Coast Museum of Cinema, or catch outdoor screenings of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi under the very redwoods that inspired the film.

Family Adventures: Participate in costume contests (including an Ewok-specific category!), scavenger hunts, and the "Rebel Challenge" obstacle course.

Exclusive Experiences: Meet special guests like director Kyle Newman and Matt Michnovetz, or enjoy the 21+ "Forest Fest" at the Sequoia Park Zoo featuring local beverages and the illuminated Redwood Sky Walk.

The Forest Moon Festival App: A digital "Passport & Scavenger Hunt" that lets you visit filming sites and unlock local deals for a chance to win round-trip airline tickets.

Local Pop-Ups: Additional themed "takeovers" at participating restaurants, and shops throughout the region.

Tip: Be sure to download the official festival app or check the Forest Moon Festival website.

Bring the joy of Lunar New Year to your school or library with an interactive cultural experience led by dancer, teaching artist, and movement specialist Kaeshi Chai.
These lively, hands-on programs combine movement, storytelling, language, and creative play to introduce children and families to Chinese cultural traditions in an engaging and memorable way. Participants learn through doing, dancing, balancing, exploring language, and celebrating together.
Learn about animals from China, New Zealand, and Australia
Discover the history and meaning of Chinese characters and pictograms
Practice simple Chinese words and phrases
Hear the traditional story of the Nian Monster
Join a joyful Dragon Dance parade
Learn about and embody the Chinese Zodiac animals
Explore gentle Tai Chi and Qigong movements
Try beginner-friendly chopstick skills through playful challenges
Learn simple paper folding techniques
Practice Chinese dance movements such as Cloud Step and Lotus Hands
Leap over “fire” for good luck
Develop posture and balance through movement activities
Receive Fire Horse stickers to take home
For more information contact Humboldt Literacy Project at 707.445.3655 or humboldtliteracy.org