Fall Wreath Making Class for Beginners
Make a fall wreath with Misty, new owner of Blossoms. Mimosa included. $85 per person. Non-refundable, though refunds are possible with 48+ hours' notice. Sign up
Make a fall wreath with Misty, new owner of Blossoms. Mimosa included. $85 per person. Non-refundable, though refunds are possible with 48+ hours' notice. Sign up
A romantic musical comedy set in 1930s Budapest: two bickering perfume-shop coworkers have no idea they are each other's anonymous pen pals – the story behind "You've Got Mail." Directed by Andrea Zvaleko. Performances Thursday–Saturday at 8pm, plus Sunday matinees at 2pm on 11/22, 11/29 and 12/6. Tickets $25 supporter / $20 discount; Thursdays are pay-what-you-want from $10. Tickets & info
A curated holiday market with 90+ vendors of handmade, vintage, up-cycled, home decor, jewelry, bath & body, plants and clothing across two buildings (Franceschi Hall & Vickers Building), plus local food trucks, cocktails and beverages. Hours: Friday 4–9pm, Saturday 10am–4pm. Admission $5. More info
Kick off the season with an evening of holiday shopping in Downtown and Old Town Eureka. Businesses stay open late with in-store specials, lit storefronts, live music and sweet treats. Formerly the Downtown & Old Town Holiday Open House. More info
Cookie cake decorating class with Jeny Giraud, finalist on "The Greatest Baker." $50 per person. Sign up
This year's StrangeBrew celebrates homebrewers: the Humboldt Homebrewers club pours nearly 40 homemade beers, ciders, seltzers, meads and kombuchas. Unlimited tastings, a taster cup, DJs from Radio Clash, a screening of Strange Brew and a People's Choice Award. Proceeds support the restoration of the Eureka Theater. 21+ with ID. $20 presale, $25 at the door; designated drivers free. Tickets & info
A juried show of work by Humboldt Arts Council artist members across visual art disciplines, juried this year by painter Marceau Verdiere. Awards presented Saturday, December 5 at 5:30pm, before Arts Alive. Museum hours Wednesday–Sunday, 12–5pm; $5 adults, $2 seniors and students, free for kids 17 and under. More info
Frank Fogarty, PhD, of Cal Poly Humboldt talks about the conservation challenges facing Lewis's woodpecker, a unique fire-associated species. Part of Sequoia Park Zoo's free Conservation Lecture Series, November through March. Free. In the Flamingo Room; enter through Gate C, to the left of the main gate. Can also be joined on Zoom. More info
A documentary about the grassroots movement returning land to Indian nations, including the Wiyot Tribe's repatriation of Tuluwat Island in Humboldt Bay. Followed by a live Q&A with the filmmakers. Doors 7pm, film 7:30pm. $10. Tickets & info
Donate blood in honor of local veterans as part of NCCBB's Humboldt Heroes campaign, which ends with this drive and recognition ceremony. More info
The stage musical of the Disney film follows sisters Anna and Elsa; fun for all ages. Fridays at 7:30pm; Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm (no regular show Sat 11/28). Running time about 2 hours plus intermission. $25 general, $22 seniors 60+ and students. Family Day Sat 11/21: 4 tickets for $75 with code FROZEN26. Free sensory-friendly performance Sat 11/28. Tickets & info
Catch a high-energy home bout at the fairgrounds—it’s a distinct local favorite with a rowdy, fun atmosphere.