TRINITY COUNTY EVENTS CALENDAR  - Updated February 8, 2010
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
COURAGE & RENEWAL RETREATS: Kim Stokely offers these retreats in Hayfork. Retreats will focus on our journey toward leading an undivided life, integrating who we are with what we do in the world. Retreats are in a series of four, with one retreat in each season of this year. First retreat was SAT FEB 6, 2010. She will be using seasons, along with poetry, music, nature, and art, as a way of reflecting on ourselves and our lives. View PDF brochure describing retreats and providing dates and registration form.

FIDDLE / VIOLIN CLASS: Class is for beginning/ intermediate fiddle/violin student ages 8–18. Please inquire about adult classes. Classes will be held on Tuesday’s 4:30 - 5:30pm, starting FEB  16, 2010, if they get the minimum of 10 students. Weaverville location to be announced. Class is a 12-week course and will include at least one group performance at a community event. This is the amount of time it usually takes for students to grow, build confidence and achieve goals. Registration fee: $275 per student, includes Mark O’Connor’s New Violin Method book and CD, a $35 value. Monthly payment plan and sibling discounts are available. Your instrument is not included. Fiddle/Violin rentals are available at The Brass Reed in Redding (243-3540). Taught by Martha Boyle of Keys and Strings Studio in Cottonwood. Deadline to register for this class: FRI FEB 12, 2010! More info: call 347-3842.

A group interested in revitalizing Hayfork now has over 500 signatures, representing all groups in town (business owners, youth, law enforcement, community activists, residents, senior citizens, etc.). They will take this opportunity to apply for a rehabilitation grant of approximately $2,000,000 through The Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. They want to rehabilitate and expand these park amenities: Playground area; Tennis and Basketball Courts; School House (community center); Drinking fountains; Pool including a shade area; Re-envisioned landscaping (native plants); Expand/rehabilitate other barbecue areas. Do you have ideas on how to make our park a better, livelier place for community? Here are suggestions received so far: They must create at least two new recreational activities and are currently proposing a skateboard park, a performing arts venue, amphitheater or a gazebo; Exercise stops along pathways; Perimeter pathways with distance markers, handicap accessible, linked to Eskaton and Roderick Senior Center and perhaps partnered with H.E.S. for P.E. activity; Visual Arts venue: public installation art space/covered kiosks with plexiglass for 2D pieces (student/adult art); Disc Golf course; Amenities (second bathroom unit); Purchase two lots across from park: one for Farmer’s Market – permanent cover on concrete slab, other for skatepark; reduce “empty lot” syndrome along Main Street; walking/running trail along Hayfork Creek linked to park. If you are interested in getting involved in efforts to revitalize our community, attend meetings or email your ideas and feedback to: Karl Fisher (Rotary) kfisher@afes.com; Susan Weiss (Our Fair Share) sweiss@com-pair.net; Jeff Dickey (Park and Recreation) jdickey@trinitycounty.org; Dori Viel (MVUSD) dviel@mvusd.us; Michelle Medley (Watershed Center) wrtc@hayfork.net
Meetings: TUES FEB 9: Park & Recreation Meeting at Parent Center at 5pm. TUES FEB 9: Chamber of Commerce Meeting at High School library at 7pm.

RESCUE DOGS: Simone Tharpe in Hayfork has taken in a number of dogs that were abandoned near her place. Some were starving and/or pregnant and may have been beaten. Simone took them in, nursed them back to health, and has worked with them. They are crate trained, will walk on a leash, and are friendly with Simone. However, some of the dogs may need some extra work and love. If you are looking for a dog, are experienced with dogs, and have room in your heart for a dog that has had a rough life (before Simone), please call Simone at 530-628-5233. Please see Rescue Dogs for profiles and photos of 6 dogs available for adoption. If you don't see a dog that appeals to you, call Simone, because there are more dogs than those listed on this page. There is no fee to adopt any of these dogs, she just wants to find loving homes for them. Simone is also looking for any dog rescue organization who can take some of these dogs in. They need socialization work that she is not trained to do. PLEASE spay or neuter!

RESCUE CATS: FREE friendly fixed cats, wormed, with rabies shots. With the help of Trinity County Animal Control Officer, Jamie and Fred Levitan and other local folks are catching stray cats in Hayfork. Haven Humane in Redding holds monthly Feral Cat Days. For $25, feral cats are altered, tested for diseases, wormed, and given all vaccinations including rabies. Currently, all cats have been adopted out, but there will be a number of young grey and white female kitties, some with 6 toes, available soon. More info or to sponsor a cat: Jamie 628-1087 or Fred 628-1222. PLEASE spay or neuter your pet!

A reminder from Lewiston Fire Dep't: You MUST have a current valid burn permit from North Coast Unified Air Quality Management District in order to burn vegetation on your property. Go to http://www.ncuaqmd.org and down load your own Trinity County Burn Permit. It is illegal to burn the following: plastics, rubber, chemically treated wood, vehicles, appliances, household garbage, demolition/construction debris, PVC, tar paper, etc. You can burn from 6am to one hour before sunset on Burn Permissive Days. Call 1-866-287-6329 to check (Lewiston is Zone 2).

***FEBRUARY 2010***
MON FEB 8: WEAVERVILLE - WEAVERVILLE AMERICAN RED CROSS DISASTER ACTION TEAM (DAT) MEETING at Trinity County Library Conference room at 7pm. Second Monday each month. Shasta chapter of DAT provides free training, including CPR and First Aid. They respond to house & forest fires, power outages, stranding due to weather, and more! There are DATs in Weaverville, Hayfork & Lewiston, and one has formed in Trinity Center/Coffee Creek. The future goal is to have all of Trinity County covered, even in more rural points like Junction City/Down River, and Van Duzen/Ruth/Southern Trinity. That way, not just a small group of people will have to do it all, they will have local groups in all communities. If you are interested in helping to protect your community: call Betty Eyman (Trinity Center DAT) at 266-3440, Katie Quinn (Lewiston DAT) at 778-3307, Barbara or Mike Bagnod (Weaverville DAT) at 623-1142 or Mike Hurley at 778-0577.


MON FEB 8 - THURS FEB 11: WEAVERVILLE - BOOK OF ELI (rated R) and IT'S COMPLICATED (rated R) at Trinity Theatre. Before 5:30pm is bargain matinee price. For show times and admission prices: call 623-3555 or go to Prime Cinemas and select Trinity Theatre.

TUES FEB 9: HAYFORK - WEEKLY SENIORS CHAIR YOGA CLASS at Yoga Balance at 11:30am. This is a gentle yoga class. Easy enough for seniors and persons who have had an injury, yet perfect for strengthening bones, muscles, and increasing lung capacity. Chairs and the wall are used for stretching support. Bring a friend. Mats, bolsters, blocks, and chairs are provided. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $1-3/class. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

TUES FEB 9: HAYFORK - PARK & RECREATION MEETING at Parent Center at 5pm. Presentation: A group interested in revitalizing Hayfork now has over 500 signatures, representing all groups in town (business owners, youth, law enforcement, community activists, residents, senior citizens, etc.). They will take this opportunity to apply for a rehabilitation grant of approximately $2,000,000 through The Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. They want to rehabilitate and expand park amenities. See announcements area above for full details or attend meeting!

TUES FEB 9: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY ALLIANCE FOR THE HEALING ARTS (TAHA) MEETING at home of Lydea Roach (631 Brooks Lane, approximately .6 of a mile from Highway 3) at 6:30pm. All who are interested in learning more about TAHA are welcome to attend. Second Tuesday each month. More info or for directions: call 623-2603.

TUES FEB 9: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING at Trinity Alps Golf Course at 6:30pm. Second Tuesday each month. Open to public. More info: call TC Chamber at 623-6101.

TUES FEB 9: HAYFORK - HAYFORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING at High School Library at 7pm.
Presentation: A group interested in revitalizing Hayfork now has over 500 signatures, representing all groups in town (business owners, youth, law enforcement, community activists, residents, senior citizens, etc.). They will take this opportunity to apply for a rehabilitation grant of approximately $2,000,000 through The Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. They want to rehabilitate and expand park amenities. See announcements area above for full details or attend meeting! Everyone welcome! Second Tuesday each month. More info: call call 628-5326 or call Don Mulvey at 628-4249.

WED FEB 10: WEAVERVILLE - COMMUNITY KITCHEN BRAINSTORM MEETINGS at Young Family Ranch (260 Oregon Street) 1-3pm AND 6:30-8:30pm. Thinking about starting a food-related business but stymied because health regulations require a certified kitchen? Maybe you don’t have funds to purchase all the kitchen equipment upfront? If you are thinking about making and selling a food product such as jams, candy, cheese, smoked meats, or baked goods, be sure to attend one of these meetings. University of California Cooperative Extension for Trinity County is assessing the need for a certified or community kitchen here. Costs of commercial equipment and regulations are a common hurdle for small businesses. One practical solution used is to establish a “shared-use” community kitchen, where entrepreneurs can rent space and equipment for a specific period of time to produce their goods in a clean environment that meets food safety requirements. Shared-use community kitchens are also used for training. Many culinary arts programs use a commercial kitchen with adjacent dining room to teach students skills in food service industry. Kitchen could be rented by local cooks and bakers to offer cooking classes. First step for planning a community kitchen is to determine if there’s enough local interest and need. Are there small businesses who would rent facility? What type of equipment would they need? Is there enough rental income to cover operating costs and a part-time manager? With feedback from community, a business plan can be developed and grant funding sources identified. If you’re interested in learning more about a shared-use community kitchen please attend! Bring your ideas, questions and concerns. More info: contact Carol Fall, UC Cooperative Extension, at 623-3746, ext. 2 or cjfall@ucdavis.edu.

WED FEB 10: HAYFORK - WEEKLY INTERMEDIATE YOGA CLASS at Yoga Balance 5-6:15pm. Hatha yoga postures that flow into one another. Designed to create length & strength in the body, bring awareness to the breath and liberation of the mind. Mats, bolsters, and blocks are provided. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $5/class. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

WED FEB 10: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY BOARD MEETING at Alice Goen Jones History Center at 4pm. Second Wednesday each month. More info: contact a TCHS member (Rod Plew, Bill Horstman, Joan Owen, Hal Goodyear, Gail Goodyear, Bridget Carson, Tammy Russell).

WED FEB 10: ARCATA - DAVID RAWLINGS MACHINE at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

THURS FEB 11: WEAVERVILLE - GOLDEN AGE CENTER SENIOR DISASTER ACTION TEAM MEETING at Center at 10am. Public is welcome. Second Thursday each month. More info: call 623-4472.

THURS FEB 11: HAYFORK - WEEKLY INFANT PLAY GROUP at Yoga Balance at 10am. The vision is to provide a nourished space for infants to play and interact with each other while the mothers/fathers create a web of network where conscious parenting ideas can flourish and be applied. They will play, sing, dance, read, tumble, integrate sensory perception exercises, and much more. Guided by Soleil. Free or donation. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

THURS FEB 11: HAYFORK - WEEKLY BOOK DISCUSSION CLUB at Yoga Balance at 1:30pm. Book currently being read and discussed is "Conversations with God" by Neale Donald Walsch. Prior reading not required. Feel free to join in anytime and share insights. Chairs and cushions are available. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

THURS FEB 11: WEAVERVILLE - WEAVERVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING at Round Table Pizza. Gather at 6pm. Meeting starts at 6:30pm. Second Thursday each month. More info: call 623-2907 or Trinity County Chamber of Commerce at 623-6101.

THURS FEB 11: HAYFORK - FREE WEEKLY MEDITATION CLASS at Yoga Balance at 6pm. Come & experience openness & freedom of mind naturally available to you at this moment. Meditation helps to unlock frozen & habitual patterns of thinking that keep us bound up in suffering & confusion. This free class is led by Hayfork newbie, Andrew Barber. Andrew has practiced meditation for 12 years & served as a meditation instructor to new & established practitioners. Basic meditation instruction will be given at the beginning of each class. Come for part or all of the time. Chairs & cushions are available. New & established practitioners, as well as the curious are all welcome. Free or by donation. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

THURS FEB 11: LEWISTON - LEWISTON TRAILS GROUP MEETING at Old Lewiston Schoolhouse at 7pm. Photos, hike planning, and more. Trails group schedules easy to moderate hikes to historic and serene sites. Families with kids and trail dogs always welcome! Second Thursday each month. More info: call Steve Mitchell at 778-0104.

FRI FEB 12: REGISTRATION DEADLINE: FIDDLE/VIOLIN CLASS! Class is for beginning/intermediate fiddle/violin student ages 8–18. Please inquire about adult classes. Classes will be held on Tuesday’s from 4:30 to 5:30pm starting FEB 16, 2010, Weaverville location to be announced. Class is a 12-week course and will include at least one group performance at a community event. This is amount of time it usually takes for students to grow, build confidence and achieve goals. Registration fee: $275 per student, includes Mark O’Connor’s New Violin Method book and CD, a $35 value. Monthly payment plan and sibling discounts are available. Taught by Martha Boyle of Keys and Strings Studio in Cottonwood. Instrument is not included. Fiddle/violin rentals are available at The Brass Reed in Redding (243-3540). More info: call 347-3842.

FRI FEB 12: HAYFORK - WEEKLY AEROBICS CLASS at Yoga Balance at 10am. Get your heart rate up with a low and high impact workout set to music. Lots of fun and many laughs to tighten the belly. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that you can sweat in. No equipment needed. $5/class. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

FRI FEB 12: HAYFORK - WEEKLY HATHA YOGA CLASS at
Yoga Balance at 11am. A basic class that includes standing & sitting postures with emphasis on relieving sciatic pain, creating better range of motion throughout the body, increasing breath capacity and experiencing relaxation. Flexibility not required. Beginners welcome. Mats, bolsters, and blocks are provided. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $5/class. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

FRI FEB 12: HAYFORK - WEEKLY KIDS JAZZ DANCE CLASS at Yoga Balance at 5pm. Taught by Crystal. Class contains mixed movement from ballet, jazz, modern, and hip hop, with an emphasis in contemporary jazz. This is a great class for parents who are looking for activities for their kids or activities to do with their kids. All ages welcome. Free or by donation. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

FRI FEB 12: MT SHASTA - ALLISON & VICTOR play for VALENTINES DAY DINNER at Mike and Tony's (501 South Mt. Shasta Blvd., 926-4792) 6-8:30pm.

FRI FEB 12: REDDING - FRIDAY NIGHT FIDDLE JAMS at Leatherby's Creamery in downtown mall 7-9:30pm. Join fiddlers, guitar players, mandolin players and others to play old time jigs, reels, hoedowns, waltzes and tunes of choice. Beginners, intermediate and advanced players of all ages are welcome to come and learn new songs, have fun with old friends and make new ones. Public is invited to watch, listen, tap their toes and dance, if so inclined. More info: call Bill Covert at 221-5325 or Tom Spence: 722-0570. Hosted by District 6 CA State Old Time Fiddler's Association. Second and fourth Fridays each month.

FRI FEB 12: WEAVERVILLE - HOUSTON JONES at
Mamma Llama Coffeehouse at 8pm. Tickets are $15/advance or $18/door. Houston Jones is a San Francisco Bay Area based high-octane Americana quintet. Formed in 2001, band performs a strong original repertoire that ranges from bluegrass and folk to blues and gospel. Houston Jones features Travis Jones (lead vocal, rhythm guitar), Glenn Houston (lead acoustic & electric guitar), Henry Salvia (keyboard, accordion), Chris Kee (standup bass, cello, acoustic guitar), and Peter Tucker (drums & percussion). More info: call Mamma Llama at 623-6363.

FRI FEB 12: ARCATA - SAM BUSH, JERRY DOUGLAS, & EDGAR MEYER at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

FRI FEB 12 - SUN FEB 21: SAN FRANCISCO / EAST BAY - SAN FRANCISCO BLUEGRASS & OLD-TIME FESTIVAL at various venues in Bay Area.

SAT FEB 13: HAYFORK - KIDS YOGA at
Yoga Balance 10am-11am. Ages 3 and up. Take an adventure with your imagination. Swim in an imaginary pool, sky dive through the air, ride a pony, become a frog, tree, elephant, robot. Kids bring your parent! Parents come be a kid, watch or join in! Entertainment for the whole family. Free or by donation. Second Saturday each month. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

SAT FEB 13: WEAVERVILLE - MONTHLY DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT at Lee Fong Park at 10:30am. Come early to warm up and sign up. More info or to confirm: call Angela at 739-5243.

SAT FEB 13: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP MEETING & POTLUCK at 2pm. More info: contact a TCHS member (Rod Plew, Bill Horstman, Joan Owen, Hal Goodyear, Gail Goodyear, Bridget Carson, Tammy Russell).

SAT FEB 13: REDDING - MONTHLY 2ND SATURDAY ART HOP at various businesses. Kickoff is at 5pm. Art Hop is 6-9pm. Celebrating arts and culture in Redding and North State, each Art Hop showcases different regional artists - painters, sculptors, poets, jewelry designers, and more. Participating businesses are featured on Art Hop map. Each will host a reception for a different regional artist. Get your map, "hop" from business to business and experience the North State's rich cultural and artistic diversity! More info: call Troy Hawkins or Adam Mankoski at HawkMan Studios at 243-1169.

SAT FEB 13: HAYFORK - SPECIAL GATHERING at
Yoga Balance 6-7pm. Join in song for this Trio Celebration: Chinese New Year, Aquarius New Moon, and Lunar Imbolc. Tea Party - celebrate with voice. All paths and faiths welcome. Bring spiritual songs, hymns, chants to share. Song is healing. Not only does it flood the body with oxygen and release tension & stress but it also provides a great means of communication to our Beloved - higher self, Jesus, Oneness, God, Goddess, Spirit - that of many names but all in all ONE. Bring songs to sing, or play on CD or iPod. Enjoy free tea to keep you mouth wet and your voice full. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

SUN FEB 14: VALENTINES DAY!

SUN FEB 14: WEAVERVILLE - THIRD ANNIVERSARY & GRAND RE-OPENING OF TEXTILE TRADITIONS at Textile Traditions Quilt Shop & Dry Goods. They have moved to the front of the same building, into the space formerly occupied by Meredith Wine Tasting. They hope to create easier access, greater visibility, and a more open floor space. Winter hours: Wed-Sat: 9am-4pm. Closed Sun, Mon & Tues (but open by appointment: call 623-6454).

SUN FEB 14: LEWISTON - WEEKLY LEWISTON FOOD PANTRY at Old Lewiston Schoolhouse 3-5pm. Serving Lewiston's neediest families with food donated by area service organizations, food-service businesses, church groups and individuals. Donations always needed! They have a fridge and freezer and can accept refrigerated and frozen items, as well as non-perishables. Bring donations to one of their drop-off points in Lewiston during business hours: Old Lewiston Schoolhouse, Lewiston Hardware Store (in Trinity Dam Mobile Home Park), or Old Lewiston Mercantile & Variety Store (on Schoolhouse Road, next to Schoolhouse). Of 3 drop-off points, only Lewiston Mercantile & Variety can store frozen and refrigerated goods. More info or to arrange pick-up of food donations: call 778-3323.

SUN FEB 14: HAYFORK - TIMBERJACKS 4H CLUB MEETING at Hayfork Youth Center at 5pm. Projects in swine, dairy goats, horses, poultry, beekeeping, sewing, electronics & electric, etc. Membership is open to children 5 and older and to parents or caretakers who would like to volunteer time to teach a skill or supervise a project. Children can become members even if parent is unable to lead a project, but they must attend meetings regularly. Visitors are welcome but must follow fairgrounds and 4-H rules of conduct. Second Sunday each month. More info: call Kathy at 628-4221 or 628-4400.

SUN FEB 14: REDDING -
ALLISON & VICTOR play for VALENTINES DAY at Vintage (1790 Market Street, 229-9449 or 229-9229).

MON FEB 15: PRESIDENTS DAY!

MON FEB 15: HAYFORK - WEEKLY HATHA YOGA CLASS at Yoga Balance at 11am. A basic class that includes standing & sitting postures with emphasis on relieving sciatic pain, creating better range of motion throughout the body, increasing breath capacity and experiencing relaxation. Flexibility not required. Beginners welcome. Mats, bolsters, and blocks are provided. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $5/class. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

MON FEB 15 - THURS FEB 18: WEST OF PETALUMA, CA - CALIFORNIA BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION WINTER MUSIC CAMP at Walker Creek Ranch.

TUES FEB 16: WEAVERVILLE - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING in BOS chambers at Trinity County at Trinity County Library at 9am. First & third Tuesdays each month.

TUES FEB 16: LEWISTON - LEWISTON AMERICAN RED CROSS DISASTER ACTION TEAM (DAT) MEETING at lower level of Community Center at 6:30pm. Third Tuesday each month. Shasta chapter of DAT provides free training, including CPR and First Aid. They respond to house & forest fires, power outages, stranding due to weather, and more! There are DATs in Weaverville, Hayfork, Lewiston, and Trinity Center/Coffee Creek (they need members). The future goal is to have all of Trinity County covered, even in more rural points like Junction City/Down River, and Van Duzen/Ruth/Southern Trinity. That way, not just a small group of people will have to do it all, they will have local groups in all communities. If you are interested in helping to protect your community: call Betty Eyman (Trinity Center DAT) at 266-3440, Katie Quinn (Lewiston DAT) at 778-3307, Barbara or Mike Bagnod (Weaverville DAT or Hayfork DAT) at 623-1142 or Mike Hurley at 778-0577.

WED FEB 17: HAYFORK - WEEKLY INTERMEDIATE YOGA CLASS: SPECIAL CLASS at Yoga Balance 5-6:15pm. This practice will be a little less intense than the normal Wednesday class. Class will move you across the floor with a sequence and intent. Sun in Pisces brings creative prayer, gratitude, ritual & dreams. Practice postures that move you, not only across the floor but deep into yourself. Bring a crystal, stone or object to charge with gratitude & dreams. Mats, bolsters, and blocks are provided. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $5/class. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

WED FEB 17: HAYFORK - COMMUNITY PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING (HCPAC) at Hayfork Community Center (Tule Creek Road) at 7pm. Public is invited to address Hayfork Community Plan Advisory Committee regarding matters not listed on agenda and to request that a matter be added to an agenda for a future meeting. Group meets on third Wednesday each month. More info or for an agenda: call Bob Mountjoy at 628-4474.

THURS FEB 18: WEAVERVILLE - SEMINAR: THE MAGIC OF EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE at Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center 8:30am-11am. Check in at 8am. Refreshments served. General seating. $25 value for only $5! Smart Business Center has hired Doug Lipp, former Head of Training at Walt Disney University. The Disney company is one of the premiere organizations who still value customer service and certifies trainers to teach other businesses their secret on customer service. Doug's experience provides fascinating stories, unique insights, and invaluable lessons. Learn how certain skills, attitudes, and behavior contribute to exceptional performance and affect your bottom line. To reserve a seat and pay by credit card: http://www.thesmartcenter.biz/douglipp. More info: call 623-5538. View Customer Service Seminar flier.

THURS FEB 18: HAYFORK - REIKI HEALING CIRCLE at Yoga Balance at 3pm. Share in the experience of healing from physical, emotional, & mental trauma. Practitioners & receivers are welcome. Prior Reiki experience not required. Chairs and cushions are available. Free or by donation. First and third Thursdays each month. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

THURS FEB 18: SOUTHERN TRINITY - HUMBOLDT-TRINITY RECREATION ALLIANCE (HTRA) MEETING at home of Millie Pollard (432 Van Duzen Road) at 6:30pm. Third Thursday each month. More info: call Gail Glass at 707-574-6269.

FRI FEB 19: HAYFORK - OPEN MIKE at Northern Delights Coffeehouse at 7pm.


SAT FEB 20: WEAVERVILLE - HERBAL CLASS: NATURAL HOUSEHOLD CLEANING AGENTS at Highland Art Center in Studio D (upstairs) 10am-1pm. Taught by Suzan LaBerteaux, a TAHA member. Cost will be from $25-$35 per workshop and all supplies are provided. To register: call Suzan at 623-4213. Upcoming classes: March 20: Herbs for Healthy Heart; April 17: Medicinal Culinary Herbs.

SAT FEB 20: WEAVERVILLE - REIKI CLASS 1pm-5pm. Paula Masterman is offering this Reiki class.  All levels of attunement are available and attendants will receive their certifications. She will also provide an introduction to Chakras that includes a Chakra clearing meditation. Cost: $60. More info or to reserve your space: call Paula at 623-4255.

SAT FEB 20: REDDING -
OAKSONG SOCIETY CONCERT: JIM HURST at Bernie's Guitar at 8pm. Tickets are $15. For tickets and info: call Oaksong at 472-3065 or Bernie’s Guitar at 223-2040.

SUN FEB 21: ARCATA - SUZANNE VEGA at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

SUN FEB 21: WEAVERVILLE - HARMONY ROSE: MONTHLY STUDENT READINGS at LaBerteaux Studio at Highland Art Center (upstairs) by app't. Suggested $25 donation. Third Sunday each month. More info: call 628-1931 or 623-4213.   


SUN FEB 21: ARCATA - THE RICHARD THOMPSON BAND at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

MON FEB 22: WEAVERVILLE - LOWDEN AQUATIC PARK PROJECT (LAPP) GENERAL MEETING at TPUD conference room at 6:30pm. Fourth Monday each month. LAPP is a non-profit organization. 

TUES FEB 23: HAYFORK - HAYFORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIRECTOR'S MEETING at Irene's Cafe at 8am. Public welcome. Last Tuesday each month.

TUES FEB 23: HAYFORK - CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETING at Community Center. Board meets at 6pm. Public meeting at 7pm. Last Tuesday each month. More info: call 628-4206.

TUES FEB 23: ARCATA - LES BALLET TROKADERO DE MONTE CARLO at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

WED FEB 24: HAYFORK - LOG CABIN QUILTERS MEETING at Roderick Senior Center at 2pm. Open to everyone. Dues are $5/year. Last Wednesday each month. More info: call Marynel Merris at 628-4288. Use of quilting machine is $3/hour. Batting is available. Call any of these members with keys to set up an appointment: Denny Freer 628-5452, Barbara Leadbetter 628-5388, Mayme Patton 628-5175, or Wanda Brown 628-4378.

THURS FEB 25: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY COUNTY FIRE SAFE COUNCIL MEETING at TPUD Conference room at 7pm. Open to public. Fourth Thursday each month. Some months they are unable to reserve TPUD conference room and it is held at US Forest Service conference room. More info, for an agenda, or to confirm meeting location: contact Noreen Doyas.


FRI FEB 26: REDDING - FRIDAY NIGHT FIDDLE JAM at Leatherby's Creamery in downtown mall 7-9:30pm. Join fiddlers, guitar players, mandolin players and others to play old time jigs, reels, hoedowns, waltzes and tunes of choice. Beginners, intermediate and advanced players of all ages are welcome to come and learn new songs, have fun with old friends and make new ones. Public is invited to watch, listen, tap their toes and dance, if so inclined. More info: call Bill Covert at 221-5325 or Tom Spence: 722-0570. Hosted by District 6 CA State Old Time Fiddler's Association. Second and fourth Fridays.

FRI FEB 26 - SAT FEB 27: HAYFORK - MOUNTAIN ACTORS WORKSHOPS PRESENTS 4 SHORT PLAYS at Northern Delights Coffeehouse at 7:30pm. Plays are "The Tooth Hurts", "In Sight", Cross Words", and Cuttin' Line". Directed by Chris and Melodye Semer. Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois. Tickets are $5.

SAT FEB 27: REDDING - 2010
CSOTFA - DISTRICT 6 AMATEUR FIDDLE & FLATPICK CONTEST at St. James Lutheran Church.

SAT FEB 27: WEAVERVILLE - CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION at Joss House starting at 11am. LION DANCE will be at Temple and on Main Street. Dragon and Lion Dances are common during Chinese New Year. It is believed  that the loud beats of the drum and deafening sounds of the cymbals together with the face of the dragon or lion dancing aggressively can evict bad spirits. It is also a tradition to thoroughly clean the house to sweep away any ill fortune and make way for incoming good luck. Reconciling all grudges and wising peace and happiness to everyone is another tradition, as well as family reunions and visits to friends and relatives. Note: Rotary Chinese New Year Dinner is Scheduled for evening on Saturday March 6. Gong hie fat choi!

SAT FEB 27: HAYFORK - MOVIE MATINEE: "FOOD, INC" at Yoga Balance. Doors open at 4pm. Come in and claim your space. Movie starts at 4:20pm. This movie "lifts the veil on our nation's food industry, exposing how our nation's food supply is controlled by a handful of corporations, all at the cost to your health". Knowledge is key to change. Chairs, pillows & blankets provided for you comfort, or bring your own comfy folding chair if you wish. Water and tea available. Specialty tea & coffee for sale. Bring a snack if you want. Please be respectful - no alcohol or drugs. Suggested donation of $1-5 (or more) is greatly appreciated - this is a rent fund-raiser. Everyone welcome. Last Saturday each month. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

SAT FEB 27: WEAVERVILLE - AMY SPEACE at
Mamma Llama Coffeehouse at 8pm. Tickets $15/advance or $18/door. From Nashville, Amy Speace, a power-house of country rock, played before a full house at Joe's Pub in New York City on June 19, 2009. The singer/songwriter celebrated the upcoming release of her new album, The Killer in Me, and it is a winner, fitting right in between energetic pop-rock, and melancholy harmonies of country. At first glance, the perky and smiley Speace doesn't seem like a singer/songwriter fighting a recent heartache, but that's just what she accomplishes with her new album. "Her velvety, achy voice recalls an early Lucinda Williams. Sounding grounded but wounded, Speace exudes the vulnerability of someone who's loved and lost." - Alex Cohen, NPR.org. 

SAT FEB 27: ARCATA - DAVID RAWLINGS MACHINE at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

***MARCH 2010***
MON MARCH 1: LEWISTON - LEWISTON SPARKIES FIREFIGHTER AUXILIARY GROUP MEETING at Community Center (Texas Avenue) at 3pm. Open to men & women over age 16. Public is welcome. First Monday each month.More info: call Barbara Thiessen at 778-3361.

TUES MARCH 2: WEAVERVILLE - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING in BOS chambers at Trinity County Trinity County Library meeting room at 9am. First & third Tuesdays each month.

TUES MARCH 2: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY BOARD MEETING at Alice Goen Jones History Center at 4pm. First Tuesday each month - call to confirm - this may have changed! More info: contact a TCHS member (Rod Plew, Bill Horstman, Joan Owen, Hal Goodyear, Gail Goodyear, Bridget Carson, Tammy Russell).

TUES MARCH 2: WILLOW CREEK - STUDIO 299 CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEETING at St. Joseph's Community Service Room at 5pm. Studio 299 is a non-profit artist's collaborative serving Western Trinity & Eastern Humboldt counties area. First Tuesday each month. More info: call 629-3488.

TUES MARCH 2: HAYFORK - MOUNTAIN ACTORS WORKSHOP MEETING at home of Chris and Meoldy Semer at 6:30pm. Open to public. First Tuesday each month. More info: call Chris or Melodye Semer at 628-5445 or call Kitty Wilson.

TUES MARCH 2: LEWISTON - OLD LEWISTON SCHOOLHOUSE LIBRARY BOARD MEETING at Old School House at 7pm. First Tuesday each month. More info: call Jim Quinn at 778-1000.

TUES MARCH 2: HAYFORK - FOOD COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTION at TC Fairgrounds 9:30-11am. First Tuesday each month.

WED MARCH 3: LEWISTON - GARDEN CLUB MEETING at Community Center. Social time is 12:30-1pm. Meeting & presentation at 1pm. Refreshments served afterward. Guests always welcome. First Wednesday each month. More info: call Carolyn Rhody at 623-6170.

THURS MARCH 4: HAYFORK - REIKI HEALING CIRCLE at Yoga Balance at 3pm. Share in the experience of healing from physical, emotional, & mental trauma. Practitioners & receivers are welcome. Prior Reiki experience not required. Chairs and cushions are available. Free or by donation. First and third Thursdays each month. See Complete Yoga Balance Schedule.

FRI MARCH 5: ARCATA - COLBIE CAILLAT at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

SAT MARCH 6: HAYFORK - COMMUNITY PANCAKE BREAKFAST at Roderick Senior Center 8am-10am. $5.50 donation. Everyone welcome. First Saturday each month.

SAT MARCH 6: WEAVERVILLE - ART CRUISE 5-8pm! Artist's receptions & show openings with food & beverages at Highland Art Center & Gallery, Umpqua Bank, 5 Windows Gallery, Textile Traditions, Trinity County Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Gallery, Angela's Bead Art and more 5-8pm. Cruise Main Street and see which other businesses are open! First Saturday each month. View Highland Art Center invitation.

SAT MARCH 6: HAYFORK - LIONS CLUB BINGO at Fairgrounds Dining Hall 6-8pm. Concessions opens at 5:30pm. $10 buy-in. Proceeds support community events. First Saturday each month. More info: call 628-4671.


SAT MARCH 6: WEAVERVILLE - ANNUAL ROTARY CLUB CHINESE NEW YEARS DINNER at Veteran's Memorial (CD) Hall (?) in evening.

SAT MARCH 6: ARCATA - BARN DANCE with STAIRWELL SISTERS at Veterans Memorial Hall (1425 J Street) at 7:30pm. Evie calls while Sisters pick 'n' saw. No need to bring a partner. All dances are taught. Beer will be available for purchase during dance. Volunteers are needed to help with dance. Admission to dance is free for volunteers. If you’re interested in volunteering or need info about the dance: call Humboldt Folklife Society at 707-822-5394 or e-mail info@humboldtfolklife.org, and leave a message for Tara Stetz. $7/general, $6/Humboldt Folklife Society members and college students, free for kids 12 years & under.

SAT MARCH 6: ARCATA - SF JAZZ COLLECTIVE at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

SUN MARCH 7: WEAVERVILLE - MONTHLY HARMONY ROSE MEDITATION & HEALING CLINIC at LaBerteaux Studio at Highland Art Center (upstairs) at 12:30pm. By donation. First Sunday each month. More info: call 628-1931 or 623-4213.

SUN MARCH 7: HAYFORK - S.A.F.E. (Safe Alternative for our Forest Environment) MEETING & POTLUCK at home of Susan and Joseph Bowers at 1pm. Meeting is first, followed by potluck. Please bring a potluck dish to share. More info or for directions: call 623-5410 or email Virginia Rice. Next SAFE meeting will be on JUNE 27 at home of Bob & Jan Mountjoy.

SUN MARCH 7: REDDING - CSOTFA - DISTRICT 6 FIDDLE JAM & WORKSHOP at St. James Lutheran Church (2500 Shasta View Drive, few miles East of Redding off Hwy 44) at 1pm. Workshop starts at 1pm. Jamming 2-5pm. Jam sessions are all about fiddling (and picking) around with old time jigs, reels, hoedowns, waltzes and tunes of choice. Beginners, intermediate and advanced players of all ages come and learn new songs, have fun with old friends and make new friends. Public is invited to come and join the fun. First Sunday each month October - May. More info: call Lee Brushett at 243-4772.

SUN MARCH 7: ARCATA - STAIRWELL SISTERS at Arcata Theatre Lounge (1036 G Street) at 8pm. Classy, funky setting for a Stairwell Sisters show. Also playing: Evie Ladin (solo show), along with Arcata's own Striped Pig Stringband and old-timey-bluegrassy Huckleberry Flint. $12/door or $10/advance. More info: call Humboldt Folklife Society at 707-822-5394.

MON MARCH 8: HAYFORK - COMMUNITY SPIRITS MEETING at Fairgrounds at 2pm. Everyone is welcome. Second Monday each Monday each month. Group sponsors blood drives, Friends of the Library, Welcome Wagon, and more. Public is welcome.

TUES MARCH 9: WEAVERVILLE - TRINITY ALLIANCE FOR THE HEALING ARTS (TAHA) MEETING at home of Lydea Roach (631 Brooks Lane, approximately .6 of a mile from Highway 3) at 6:30pm. All who are interested in learning more about TAHA are welcome to attend. Second Tuesday each month. More info or for directions: call 623-2603.

TUES MARCH 9: HAYFORK - HAYFORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING at High School Library at 7pm. Everyone welcome! Second Tuesday each month - please call to confirm meeting, as there is not always a meeting every month! More info: call call 628-5326 or call Don Mulvey at 628-4249.

FRI MARCH 12: REDDING -
OAKSONG SOCIETY CONCERT: BILL EVANS & MEGAN LYNCH at Bernie's Guitar at 8pm. Redding native Megan Lynch comes home with banjo master Bill Evans. Tickets are $15. For tickets and info: call Oaksong at 472-3065 or Bernie’s Guitar at 223-2040. Note: They will have a jamming workshop at Bernie's Guitar SAT MARCH 13 11am-1pm. There is a fee to attend. More info or for reservations: call Tami Peña at 547-2073.

FRI MARCH 12: ARCATA - CAPITOL STEPS (political comedy) at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

SAT MARCH 13: REDDING - JAMMING WORKSHOP WITH BILL EVANS & MEGAN LYNCH at Bernie's Guitar (223-2040) 11am-1pm. Bill plays 3-finger style (bluegrass) banjo and Megan plays fiddle. There is a fee to attend. More info or for reservations: call Tami Peña at 547-2073.

SAT MARCH 13: SONOMA AREA - SONOMA COUNTRY BLUEGRASS & FOLK FESTIVAL.

THURS MARCH 18: ARCATA - MOSCOW STATE RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with ALEXEI KORNIENKO, CONDUCTOR at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

FRI MARCH 19 - SAT MARCH 20: OROVILLE (?) - 2010 CALIFORNIA STATE OPEN FIDDLE CHAMPIONSHIPS. More info: call Wayne Agnew at 805-517-1131 or Bill Whitfield at 209-892-8685.


SAT MARCH 20: WEAVERVILLE - HERBAL CLASS: HERBS FOR A HEALTHY HEART at Highland Art Center in Studio D (upstairs) 10am-1pm. Taught by Suzan LaBerteaux, a TAHA member. Cost will be from $25-$35 per workshop and all supplies are provided. To register: call Suzan at 623-4213. Upcoming class: April 17: Medicinal Culinary Herbs.

FRI MARCH 20: REDDING -
OAKSONG SOCIETY CONCERT: STACEY EARLE & MARK STUART at Bernie's Guitar at 8pm. The duo’s farewell tour. Tickets are $15. For tickets and info: call Oaksong at 472-3065 or Bernie’s Guitar at 223-2040.

SAT MARCH 27: WEAVERVILLE - LAPP LUAU DINNER FUNDRAISER at Veteran's Memorial (CD) Hall at 5:30pm. More info: contact Noreen Doyas.

WED MARCH 31: ARCATA - HAIRSPRAY (musical) at Van Duzer Theatre at Humboldt State University at 8pm. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

***APRIL 2010***
FRI APRIL 9: REDDING - OAKSONG SOCIETY CONCERT: JOY KILLS SORROW at Bernie's Guitar at 8pm. For tickets and info: call Oaksong at 472-3065 or Bernie’s Guitar at 223-2040.

TUES APRIL 13: WEAVERVILLE - ANNUAL
TRINITY ALLIANCE FOR THE HEALING ARTS MEMBERSHIP MEETING at home of Lydea Roach at 6:30pm. Guest Speaker for event will be Vicki Dello Joio who has been a Chi Kung Practitioner and master teacher for forty years. Vicki is a TAHA member who recently published a book, "The Way of Joy" and will speak on how you can make Joy fuel your life, guide every choice you make, and sustain you even in most challenging times. Members are requested to attend. This meeting is open to the public. More info: call 623-3283 or 623-2603.

TUES APRIL 13: ARCATA - BAABA MAAL (African singer) at Kate Buchanan Room at Humboldt State University. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

SAT APRIL 17: WEAVERVILLE - HERBAL CLASS: MEDICINAL CULINARY HERBS at Highland Art Center in Studio D (upstairs) 10am-1pm. Taught by Suzan LaBerteaux, a TAHA member. Cost will be from $25-$35 per workshop and all supplies are provided. To register: call Suzan at 623-4213. 

WED APRIL 21: ARCATA - PUNCH BROTHERS FEATURING CHRIS THILE (mix of bluegrass, jazz and classical) at Kate Buchanan Room at Humboldt State University. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts.

SUN APRIL 25: HAYFORK - SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MURAL DESIGN. Calling all artists! Artists are invited to submit their design ideas for a Hayfork-themed mural, to be painted on Highway 3 side of Hayfork Post Office building. Submit your design ideas to Sue Ford at The Feed Store. More info: call The Feed Store at 628-5335.

SUN APRIL 25: ARCATA - YUJA WANG (Chinese-born pianist playing classical) at Fulkerson Recital Hall at Humboldt State University. More info or for tickets: call 707-826-3928 or go to Center Arts. 

"God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh." - Voltaire

"The things that will destroy us are: politics without principle; pleasure without conscience, wealth without work; knowledge without character; business without morality; science without humanity; worship without sacrifice." - Mahatma Gandhi 



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