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KHSU Community Calendar for the week of May 12, 2008
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MONDAY, May 12, 2008
The Northern California Community Blood Bank's BLOODMOBILE: is in Arcata this afternoon from Noon to 6 at Wildberries Marketplace on 13th Street; and will be in Eureka tomorrow morning from 10 to 2 at St. Bernard's High School on Dollison Street; and will be in McKinleyville tomorrow afternoon from Noon to 6 at the McKinleyville Shopping Center. Call 443-8004 for more information.
Vagabond Player's Children's Theatre invites all community members to its summer production planning MEETINGS every 2nd and 4th Monday nights at 6:30 at the Arcata Playhouse, 1251 9th Street in Arcata. Call 822-1575 for more information.
The League of Women Voters announces a Humboldt County Board of Supervisor 3rd district candidate phone-in FORUM with candidates Mark Lovelace, Paul Pitino, and Bryan Plumley tonight from 7 to 8 on KEET-TV Channel 13 and KHSU-FM radio 90.5.
Nicotine Anonymous announces its support group MEETING for anyone who has a desire to stop using nicotine, every Monday night from 7 to 8 in the American Cancer Society conference room at 2942 F Street in Eureka. Call 227-8373 for more information.
The Del Norte Association for Cultural Awareness presents Los Llaneros in a CONCERT of music from the Colombian and Venezuelan Orinoco River plains, tonight at 7:30 in the Crescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G Street in Crescent City. Call 464-1336 for more information.
The Salvation Army announces its National Salvation Army week, and will be accepting DONATIONS for its 8-week Summer Day Camp for kids ages 6 to 12, tomorrow through Saturday mornings from 10:30 to 6:30 at the Eureka Grocery Outlet in Eureka. Call 442-6475 for more information.
The Volunteer Center of the Redwoods announces its Volunteers Managers Brown Bag LUNCH tomorrow afternoon from Noon to 1 at the Volunteer Center of the Redwoods, 3300 Glenwood Street, off Myrtle Avenue in Eureka. RSVP at 442-3711.
TUESDAY, May 13, 2008
St. Innocent Orthodox Church announces a free public LECTURE by Reverend Professor Laurence Cleenwerk on "The Controversy Among Christians Over Sabbath Observance and Sunday Worship," tonight at 7 in the conference room of the Arcata Library building, 500 Seventh Street, behind Arcata City Hall in Arcata. Call 443-2099 for more information.
The HSU Campus Recycling Program reminds students who are moving out of the residence hall to recycle and donate unwanted items in the donation bins at the dormitories.
The Humboldt Coalition for Property Rights will hold an informational MEETING on the Humboldt County Building Code Enforcement and the General Plan Update, tomorrow evening at 6 at the Willow Creek Community Services District Board room in Willow Creek. Visit www.HumPR.org for more information.
The Ferndale Garden Club is hosting its Springtime TEA to benefit local scholarships and projects, tomorrow afternoon at 1 at the Ferndale Town Hall, 834 Main Street in Ferndale.
NorCan announces its Nonprofit Leadership, and Friends of Nonprofit Awards PRESENTATIONS tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 at the Red Lion Hotel in Eureka. Pre-registration is required at 442-2993.
The Humboldt Literacy Project announces its Family Literacy NIGHT with free entertainment by bilingual musician Lisa Monet, and free books for each child in attendance, tomorrow evening at 6:30 at the Fortuna Library, 775 14th Street in Fortuna, and at the Eureka Main Library, 1313 3rd Street in Eureka. Call 445-3655 for more information.
The League of Women Voters announces a Humboldt County Board of Supervisor 2nd district candidate phone-in FORUM with candidates Clif Clendenen and Estelle Fennell tonight from 7 to 8 on KEET-TV Channel 13 and KHSU-FM radio 90.5.
The Humboldt Exchange announces that the DEADLINE for submissions to the Community Currency Project's next directory is Thursday. Visit www.HumboldtExchange.org or call 476-8475 for more information.
The California Native Plant Society invites everyone to a PRESENTATION by local author, biologist, and artist Ellin Beltz on "Frogs In Your Garden" tonight at 7 at the Arcata Masonic Lodge, 251 Bayside Road, near 7th and Union in Arcata. Visit www.NorthCoastCNPS.org or call 822-2015 for more information.
The North Coast Water Garden clubs invites anyone interested in water gardening to its May MEETING featuring owner of Freshwater Farm Rick Story, tonight from 7 to 9 at the Adorni Recreation Center, 1011 Waterfront Drive in Eureka. Visit www.ncwgc.org or call 839-0588 for more information.
The 27th annual Atalanta's all-women Victory Run and Walk, to be held in June, announces that the DEADLINE for its "early" registration is tomorrow. Visit www.6rrc.com or call 445-8476 for more information.
The League of Women Voters announces a Humboldt County Board of Supervisor first district candidate phone-in FORUM with candidates Jimmy Smith and John Vevoda tonight from 7:30 to 8:30 on KEET-TV Channel 13 and KHSU-FM radio 90.5.
The North Coast Repertory Theatre presents PERFORMANCES of the musical comedy "Little Shop of Horrors," Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at 8 until June 14th, with 2 matinees Sunday afternoon at 2 on June 1st and 8th, at the Theatre, 300 Fifth Street in Eureka. Call 442-NCRT for reservations.
The Redwood Jazz Alliance and the HSU Music Department present Ben Allison and his sextet "Man-Size Safe" in CONCERT tomorrow night at 8 in HSU's Fulkerson Recital Hall in Arcata. Visit www.RedwoodJazzAlliance.org for more information.
The UC Cooperative Extension Humboldt County 4-H announces that the State Leadership Conference financial assistance forms are due by Friday at the 4-H office, 5630 South Broadway in Eureka. Call 445-7351 for more information.
CenterArts presents comedian and actress Lily Tomlin tonight at 8 in HSU's Van Duzer Theatre in Arcata. Call 826-3928 for ticket information.
The Boy Scouts of America, Pacific Rivers District invites boys ages 11 to 18 to participate in this year's CAMP-O-RAMA of camping, marksmanship, archery, canoe racing, campfires, and more tomorrow through Sunday in Stafford. Visit www.RedwoodBSA.org for registration information.
The Humboldt Bay Bicycle Commuters Association's "Bike to Work" celebration announces that bicyclists wearing helmets can start or finish their commute with a free snack and drink tomorrow morning from 6:30 to 8:30 at the Eureka Co-op, 4th and B Streets in Eureka. Bicyclists can also meet at Noon tomorrow for free raffle prizes, contests, and snacks at the Gazebo in Old Town Eureka. Visit www.HumBike.org for more information.
The California Center for Rural Policy announces its free Research SYMPOSIUM event of presentations on: rural health information survey; rural Latino project overview; using visual methods to represent community-identified needs and issues; and environmental and community-based knowledge for mapping agricultural pesticide exposure in Monterey and Tulare counties, tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 in HSU's Green and Gold room in Founders Hall in Arcata. Call 826-3400 for more information.
The Redwood Community Action Agency Youth Services Bureau's Raven Project will benefit from tomorrow night's fundraiser PERFORMANCE at 8, of "Little Shop of Horrors" by the North Coast Repertory Theatre, 300 Fifth Street in Eureka.
The Gasquet Volunteer Fire Department Auxillary announces its benefit plant SALE Saturday morning from 9 to 3.
Almquist Lumber Company announces its second annual free wooden boat SHOW on Saturday, and its "Messabout" of human and wind powered boats Sunday at Big Lagoon.
The Humboldt County Department of Environmental Health and the Humboldt County Waste Management Authority announces their free waste tire collection DAY for residents only, tomorrow morning from 10 to 2 at Cal Trans at the south end of Orick. Light truck and car tires 32 inches or less will be accepted. For hauling more than 9 tires call 800-963-9241 for a hauling exemption.
Making Headway Center for Brain Injury Recovery welcomes all ages to "Blue Light" a 1940's-style nightclub experience benefit EVENT of dancing to the music of Magnolia plus dancing performances by Rhythmically Challenged, tomorrow and Sunday afternoons at 1 at the Sapphire Palace in Blue Lake. Visit www.mhwCenter.org or call 442-7688 for more information.
The Van Deventer Botanical Legacy and the Elk Valley Rancheria announces the first annual Ruby Van Deventer free wildflower SHOW tomorrow morning from 10 to 6 at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds. Call 457-3485 for more information.
The Kneeland Volunteer Fire Department invites you to its benefit EVENT of a spaghetti dinner, raffle, and music by Old Dog, tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at the Kneeland Elementary School. Call 442-3252 for more information.
Six area religious congregations present composer and pianist Rabbi Moshe Cotel in a unique mix of classical piano and personal stories, tomorrow night at 7:30 at Calvary Lutheran Church, 716 South Street in Eureka.
Eureka Natural Foods announces the Waterfront 2 and 5-mile WALK and RUN benefit event for the Running Shoe Fund, Sunday morning starting at 10 at Eureka Natural Foods in Eureka. Visit www.6rrc.com for registration forms. Call 822-7736 for more information.
The Southern Humboldt Garden Club presents its 57th annual Flower SHOW Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4 at the Agnes Johnson Elementary School, 73 School Road in Weott. Entries are accepted from the public and other garden clubs Sunday morning beginning at 7:30. Call 946-2248
for more information.
The California Native Plant Society invites everyone to a plant WALK on Trinidad Head, this morning from 10 to Noon. Meet at the beach parking lot near the base of Trinidad Head. Visit www.NorthCoastCNPS.org or call 822-2015 for more information.
Local Coast Guard units, HSU Center Activities, and Humboldt Bay Harbor Recreation and Conservation District are hosting a Safe Boating FAIR event of displays, courses, information, classes, tours, and more today and tomorrow at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center in Eureka. Call 443-4222 for more information.
McKinleyville HealthSport announces its free teen open HOUSE event of, a fitness challenge, boot camp demonstrations, and meet personal trainers, every Saturday afternoon in May from Noon to 2 at 1500 Anna Sparks Way in McKinleyville. Call 822-3488 for more information.
The City of Eureka invites local residents, community service clubs, and organizations to the 2nd annual Mayday Community CLEAN-UP this afternoon from 1 to 2:30 at Halvorson Park, Eureka Boardwalk, Palco Marsh, and Elk River Wildlife Sanctuary. Pre-register at www.MayDayCleanup.com or call 441-4184.
The Redwood Chapter of USA Dance, Inc welcomes the public of all dance levels to its Social DANCE to the music of Austin Alley, tonight from 8 to 10:30. Call 269-0553 for more information.
Six Rivers Running Club announces the Eureka Waterfront 2 and 5-mile WALK and RUN tomorrow morning at 10. Start and finish at Eureka Natural Foods in Eureka. Call 822-7736 for more information.
The Humboldt Unitarian Universalist Fellowship presents a CONCERT of works by Mozart, Prokofiev, and Brahms, tomorrow night at 9 at 24 Fellowship Way in Bayside. Call 822-3793 for more information.
Northcoast Children Services announces that the Redwood Soccer Program is now accepting REGISTRATION for its camps, which will begin in June. Visit www.NCHheadStart.org for more information.
NOTE: Dates in bold indicate date of on-air announcement, not necessarily the date of events listed.
Neither KHSU-FM or Humboldt State University is responsible for the accuracy of calendar submissions.
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