Arts and Culture

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Arts and Culture

Eureka is home to a vibrant cultural community; a bright beacon of creativity that calls people from far beyond the North Coast.

Offering fine and performing arts, larger-than-life murals, and a variety of exciting events, Eureka has been designated a California Cultural District City for its passionate commitment to local businesses and the arts community.

Jaroujiji is the Wiyot name for what is now known as Eureka and means “where you sit and rest.”

ARTS ALIVE!

First Saturday of every month 6 - 9pm

Local shops and art galleries stay open late as artists spill into the streets of Old Town Eureka, performing live music, dance, and fun for the whole family. Visit more than 75 open cultural sites, restaurants and businesses displaying artwork or hosting performances.

ITINERARY

OLD TOWN MURALS & PUBLIC ART

DA GOU ROU LOUWI’ CULTURAL CENTER

Meaning “the ongoing return of all” the Wiyot Tribe’s cultural center aims to promote the understanding, revitalization and celebration of Wiyot culture. Stop in to learn more about Wiyot culture, and you can also purchase jewelry, artwork and merchandise.