Kali Cozyris

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Humboldt Botanical Garden's Summer Music Series

2 weeks ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

This summer, Sundays are made for music in the garden. From June 1 through Oct. 26, the Events Lawn at Humboldt Botanical Garden becomes a stage for local and regional talent, offering everything from salsa to soul and jazz to bluegrass during the garden’s popular Summer Music Series. Concerts run Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. in a family-friendly, picnic-perfect setting. Bring your own snacks or enjoy beer, wine and refreshments for purchase on site.
Redwood Pride Festival Weekend

2 weeks ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

The Redwood Pride Festival returns for its eighth year with a colorful weekend of community, creativity and celebration.
Bigfoot Brewfest Fundraiser on Tap this Saturday

3 weeks ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

Posted By Kali Cozyris on Fri, Jun 6, 2025 at 6:14 PM Bigfoot’s trading forest trails for beer taps at the Bigfoot Brewfest, happening Saturday, June 7, from 3 to 8 p.m. at Humboldt Bay Social Club ($50, $40 advance). Enjoy local craft beer from 10 breweries, tasty bites from three food trucks and live music from The Oyster Baes and DJ LBoogie.
It's Crab Season! (baseball, that is)

4 weeks ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

click to enlarge Nothing says summer like the return of Humboldt Crabs Baseball. With games kicking off this weekend at the Arcata Ball Park, the Crabs are the oldest continuously operated, independent, summer collegiate baseball team in the U.S., bringing 80 years of tradition, hometown pride and small-town fun to our corner of the world.
Forest Moon Festival Fun

4 weeks ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

click to enlarge Celebrate Humboldt County’s claim to Star Wars fame at the Forest Moon Festival, honoring the region’s role as the forest moon of Endor in Return of the Jedi. This countywide event takes place May 30-June 1 and features themed activities, film site tours, costumed characters and more.
Rutabaga Ball Tonight at the Eureka Theater

1 month ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

“No Kings!” may be the mantra of 2025, but here in Humboldt, we love our Queens. Join the revelry at the 2025 Rutabaga Ball, dazzling the stage at the Eureka Theater on Saturday, May 24, starting at 7 p.m. ($20). Witness the coronation of the queen who'll reign supreme over the legendary human-powered sculpture race, our own Kinetic Grand Championship. Missing it would be a royal mistake.
A Glorious Weekend

1 month ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

The legendary Kinetic Grand Championship, happening May 24-26, is pedaling, floating and rolling its way through Humboldt for three days of pure, unadulterated imagination on wheels (free). The fun begins on Saturday, May 24, at noon on the Arcata Plaza where you can watch the innovative and colorful contraptions take a few laps before setting off toward Eureka via Samoa. It ends on Main Street in Ferndale, where it all began over a half a century ago with Hobart Brown, on Monday, May 26.
Tantalizing Torch Songs at Trinidad Town Hall

1 month ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

Posted By Kali Cozyris on Thu, May 15, 2025 at 5:00 PM If jazz is your jam, clear your calendar for Tantalizing Torch Songs with Claire Bent and RLAD, happening Friday, May 16, at 7:30 p.m. at Trinidad Town Hall ($10-$20 sliding scale).
Music Tonight: Monday, April 28

2 months ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

Posted By Kali Cozyris on Mon, Apr 28, 2025 at 4:00 AM Chicago, Illinois, vocalist and composer Haley Fohr has etched out a wild career mostly under the moniker Circuit des Yeux, where a very wild vocal range and unique understanding of the 12-string guitar and electronic production has enabled her to created soundtracks and songs alike that fill the space in ways music rarely does, in foggy drips and lightless dark murk-waters penetrated by rainbow-slanted prismatic bursts. New York City’s...
Awa Odori Dancers from Japan at Cal Poly Humboldt on Sunday

2 months ago | northcoastjournal.com | Kali Cozyris

Posted By Kali Cozyris on Fri, Apr 25, 2025 at 5:00 PM Awa Odori dancers from Japan’s Tokushima Prefecture bring one of Japan’s most vibrant traditional dance festivals to Cal Poly Humboldt’s Goodwin Forum on Sunday, April 27, from 3 to 4 p.m. (free).