Head north along the coast to where most people think California ends. Then keep going. You’ll eventually reach the redwood forests, pristine beaches, and six rivers of Humboldt.
Now you’re in for a treat—and not just the outdoor adventure kind.
Humboldt Made Screening featuring Scotia Made People & Products
Humboldt Made Screening featuring Scotia Made People & Products
Thursday, June 17, 2010, 5:30 p.m to 7:30
Winema Theatre, Scotia, California
Admission is free, BBQ $ 4 - Beer and wine $ 2
For more information: Mary Cruse 223-8462
Humboldt Made Video Screening at the Mateel Community Center
Join us tomorrow night, Thursday, May 13th at the Mateel Community Center
Enjoy short videos about local food, beer, wine and flower production, featuring locations such as the Benbow Inn, Eel River & Redwoods State Park & Avenue of the Giants.
Presented by Humboldt County Economic Development Division, Film Humboldt & the Mateel Community Center.
Download Humboldt Made Application Packet
Humboldt Made is a developing association of businesses that produce in, and export products from, Humboldt County, California.
Humboldt Made was developed by the Humboldt County Office of Economic Development and a private sector committee in conjunction with Humboldt State University Marketing and Communications, Film Humboldt, and the North Coast Small Business Development Center.
Tonite! Humboldt Made videos@Van Duzer Theatre, HSU, 6:30 pm, screenings
Tonight, April 19th, is the opening night of the HSU's Humboldt Film Festival, the oldest continuous, student run film festival in the world.
Doors open at the Van Duzer Theatre, HSU, 6:30 pm, screenings start at 7:30 pm.
"Jalapeno Bagels" book signing by local best selling author Natasha Wing
Come by Los Bagels in Old Town, Eureka during Arts Alive! on Saturday, April 3rd to meet local best selling author Natasha Wing. "Jalapeno Bagels" is the iconic story of a boy named Pablo, who needs to bring a food for “International Day” at his school. Ms. Wing based her lead character on Dennis Rael, the founder of Los Bagels. Mr. Rael grew up in a Jewish-Latino household, and this was his inspiration for starting his multicultural café, Los Bagels.
