Mendocino College with the launch of its first Native American language course as a standalone, credit bearing class. The new Northern Pomo language course, taught by Lori Laiwa Thomas, Department Chair of Ethnic Studies, is currently the only opportunity in the region for adult learners to study Northern Pomo. This intergenerational participation highlights the language’s […]
The Mendocino Coast Jazz Society Jam Sessions happen Monday evenings from 6 to 9ish at at Tall Guy Taproom. All ages welcome, admission is free.
Second Chance volunteers will be At the Willits Food Bank, 344 Railroad Avenue, a second Wednesday clinic, May 13th, from 11:00 to 2:00. providing free flea/tick repellent for dogs belonging to low-income folks. There will also be Glucosamine chews, Omega3 supplements, De-Wormer, flea/tick shampoo, leashes, collars, harnesses and ID tags, rain coats, dog beds and […]
Trying to trace your family tree and can’t get past the first branch? The Willits Library host a monthly Genealogy Round Table. It’s an interactive discussion group on how to build your family tree with an emphasis on on-line search methods. They meet the second Wednesday of the month from 3:30 to 4:30.
What if the painting you bought at a thrift store…was worth millions? Willits Community Theatre announces auditions for Bakersfield Mist, a sharp, funny, and deeply human battle of class, identity, and belief between a tough-talking bartender and a world-class art expert. Come make your case. Auditions: May 13 at 6:00pm and May 16 at 10:00am. […]
Mendo Moth Telling Our Stories will be an evening of original stories from local folks developed through workshops and directed by Sherry Glaser. featuring Quiana Grace Frost, Steve Jordan, Nancy Wallace Nelson, Yiqing Tang, and more. Happens Wednesday May 13 at the Mendocino Theater Company, admission is "pay what you will"
VIP Petcare will be at Highway 20 Feed offering access affordable, preventive care for your pet. You can find more information on VIP and their vaccines the VIP Petcare website
Thursday, May 14 the Caspar Community Center host a LISTOS Disaster Preparedness Class. Learn about natural disasters that have impacted California, the history of damage they’ve caused, and why it’s important to be prepared for future disasters. Participants will receive emergency resource items and will be entered in a raffle for Go Bags
All fiber artists are invited to the Ukiah Library's Drop-In Knit & Crochet Group for a friendly knitting circle that meets on the second Thursday of every month to work in a supportive atmosphere from 5:30 – 7 PM .
Join artist, Mary-Ellen Campbell, once a month at the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens for two hours of Nature Journaling. The Mendocino Coast Nature Journaling Club gathers inside of the Gardens’ front entrance where Mary-Ellen will give a brief introduction to Nature Journaling, then you go out to draw and make observations then return together at […]
Gloriana Studio presents Mean Girls Jr. is a sharp, funny, and high-energy musical that explores the realities of friendship, identity, peer pressure, and growing up in today’s social world. Mean Girls Jr. includes mature themes, strong language, and social situations that may be best suited for older audiences.
The Bureau of Land Management is hosting a wild horse and burro adoption from May 15–17 at the Tehama County Fairgrounds in Red Bluff. The BLM will offer 31 animals, including 10 yearling geldings, 10 fillies, five mares, three jacks, and three jennys, gathered from western rangelands. Details at Wild Horse & Burro Adoption website
