'Monarama' by local artist Richard Weiss

At Highlight Gallery we are pleased to host a show of fascinating re-interpretations of the famous Mona Lisa by Richard Weiss entitled 'Monarama'. His clever images show Mona in different situations and wardrobes and are definitely worth a look! Some of them are painted......More

At Highlight Gallery we are pleased to host a show of fascinating re-interpretations of the famous Mona Lisa by Richard Weiss entitled 'Monarama'. His clever images show Mona in different situations and wardrobes and are definitely worth a look! Some of them are painted kinetic linocuts and others are watercolor or acrylic paintings. His colorful, sometimes humorous art will be on display from September 5th through October 30th, 2025. On September 13th, he will be in the gallery for a meet and greet from 4 to 7pm during Mendocino's Second Saturday Art Walk event. Come by and chat with him about his interesting riffs on Mona!

Highlight Gallery 10480 Kasten St. Mendocino, CA 95460

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

The Room Where It Happens - Works by Carolyn Schneider

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily inf......More

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily influenced by narrative fiction and her work designing sets at the Mendocino Theatre Company.  Schneider says, "Theatre is a black box that can be transformed into a world where different characters live out a story.? The work is pastel, acrylic, and gouache on paper.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11am through 5pm.  

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

Journey in Spirituality - Christian Spirituality Study

The Mendocino Coast has had for decades a very long heritage of many crisscrossing trails of spirituality here on the beautiful shores of the Pacific. When the Apostle Paul was a visitor in Athens, he was asked by an Athenian if he had found the statue to the unknown Go......More

The Mendocino Coast has had for decades a very long heritage of many crisscrossing trails of spirituality here on the beautiful shores of the Pacific. When the Apostle Paul was a visitor in Athens, he was asked by an Athenian if he had found the statue to the unknown God in the Acropolis Temple. Paul replied to the Athenian that he had. Paul then went on to tell the man that he knew to whom the statue was dedicated. Astounded, the Athenian inquired of the answer. And, then Paul told him. You can also learn Paul's answer of twenty centuries ago, as well as much more about the two thousand years of Christian Spirituality since then. Join the Christian Spirituality Study at Mendocino Presbyterian Church, as we read and discuss the library of books from the Spiritual Formation Certificate Program at Columbia Theological Seminary. The weekly study is led by Presbyterian Ordained Elder, and Candidate for Commissioned Lay Pastor, Robert Scott. For more information call Mendocino Presbyterian Church at (707) 937-5441

The study takes place every week on Thursday afternoons at 4 p.m. for one hour in the Fireside Room of Eidsath House, on the campus of the Mendocino Presbyterian Church on Main Street in Mendocino.

Open Mic Night at Tall Guy

Join us any or every Thursday for Open Mic Night.

Tall Guy Brewing, 362 n. Franklin St., Fort Bragg

Haunted Hall of Horrors

The Fort Bragg-Mendocino Lions are celebrating their 19th annual Haunted Hall of Horrors! The proceeds from this event benefit many of our projects to include and not be limited to: Their Community Foundation, Eye Care Assistance, Vocational Scholarships, The Care Bear ......More

The Fort Bragg-Mendocino Lions are celebrating their 19th annual Haunted Hall of Horrors! The proceeds from this event benefit many of our projects to include and not be limited to: Their Community Foundation, Eye Care Assistance, Vocational Scholarships, The Care Bear Program for children in our Hospital, Senior Christmas Dinner, Free Community Easter Egg Hunt and so much more! This is a VERY scary attraction and not recommended for children under 10. Additional fun is our Escape Room! Teams of up to 5 people solve the mystery to beat the clock! You must go through haunted house first. 

Lions Hall, 430 E Redwood Avenue, Fort Bragg

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

The Room Where It Happens - Works by Carolyn Schneider

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily inf......More

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily influenced by narrative fiction and her work designing sets at the Mendocino Theatre Company.  Schneider says, "Theatre is a black box that can be transformed into a world where different characters live out a story.? The work is pastel, acrylic, and gouache on paper.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11am through 5pm.  

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

Haunted Halloween Mendocino Walking Tour

Costumes Encouraged! Visit the homes, hideouts, and hangouts of all of Mendocino’s well-known specters, and learn a little of the town’s history along the way. Hear about a stallion and rider who rode into the sea, a tragic shipwreck, and a sickly child. Your tour will ......More

Costumes Encouraged! Visit the homes, hideouts, and hangouts of all of Mendocino’s well-known specters, and learn a little of the town’s history along the way. Hear about a stallion and rider who rode into the sea, a tragic shipwreck, and a sickly child. Your tour will last 1.5 to 2 hours. Advance ticket purchase recommended.

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

Trunk or Treat

CV Starr Community Center. This free Halloween event includes candy, candy, and more candy! Wear you favorite costume for this night of frightful fun!

C.V.Starr Center

Haunted Hall of Horrors

The Fort Bragg-Mendocino Lions are celebrating their 19th annual Haunted Hall of Horrors! The proceeds from this event benefit many of our projects to include and not be limited to: Their Community Foundation, Eye Care Assistance, Vocational Scholarships, The Care Bear ......More

The Fort Bragg-Mendocino Lions are celebrating their 19th annual Haunted Hall of Horrors! The proceeds from this event benefit many of our projects to include and not be limited to: Their Community Foundation, Eye Care Assistance, Vocational Scholarships, The Care Bear Program for children in our Hospital, Senior Christmas Dinner, Free Community Easter Egg Hunt and so much more! This is a VERY scary attraction and not recommended for children under 10. Additional fun is our Escape Room! Teams of up to 5 people solve the mystery to beat the clock! You must go through haunted house first. 

Lions Hall, 430 E Redwood Avenue, Fort Bragg

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

The Room Where It Happens - Works by Carolyn Schneider

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily inf......More

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily influenced by narrative fiction and her work designing sets at the Mendocino Theatre Company.  Schneider says, "Theatre is a black box that can be transformed into a world where different characters live out a story.? The work is pastel, acrylic, and gouache on paper.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11am through 5pm.  

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

Día de los Muertos Bajo la Luna (Moonlight Day of the Dead)

The Point Arena Lighthouse welcomes back the Moonlight Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos Bajo la Luna) student art exhibit and celebration on Saturday, Nov. 1, from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This special community event is the presentation of the Pacific Community Charter S......More

The Point Arena Lighthouse welcomes back the Moonlight Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos Bajo la Luna) student art exhibit and celebration on Saturday, Nov. 1, from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This special community event is the presentation of the Pacific Community Charter School (PCCS) and is free to all. The exhibit will remain on display through Tuesday, Nov. 11. The exhibit of student art inspired by the popular Día de los Muertos celebration will be displayed in the Buttress Room in the base of the Lighthouse Tower, and the students will be decorating the circular staircase that leads to the top of the Tower with paper marigolds, pressed tin art and other surprises and decorating its landings and the Lantern Room at the top of the Tower with student art. The displayed art is by students of Pacific Community Charter School K-12, Point Arena High School, Point Arena Elementary, Manchester Elementary, Horicon, North Coast Homeschool Collective, and The Forager School. There will be a Community Altar in the Whale Watch Room Gallery (WWRG) of the Fog Signal Building Museum, and the public is invited to bring their own offerings to add to the altar in memory of their loved ones.

45500 Lighthouse Road Point Arena, CA, 95468

Haunted Mendocino Walking Tour

Visit the homes, hideouts, and hangouts of all of Mendocino’s well-known specters, and learn a little of the town’s history along the way. Hear about a stallion and rider who rode into the sea, a tragic shipwreck, a sickly child, and many more of the stories collected f......More

Visit the homes, hideouts, and hangouts of all of Mendocino’s well-known specters, and learn a little of the town’s history along the way. Hear about a stallion and rider who rode into the sea, a tragic shipwreck, a sickly child, and many more of the stories collected from nearly ten years our guide spent interviewing residents of these historic buildings. Your tour will last 1.5 to 2 hours. Advance ticket purchase recommended.

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

Sunday Brunch at Little River Inn

Sunday Brunch at Little River Inn back by popular demand! Every Sunday from 8 AM to 12 N. Bar will be open until noon, then re-opens at 3 PM!

Little River Inn, 7901 N. Hwy 1 Little River

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

The Room Where It Happens - Works by Carolyn Schneider

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily inf......More

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily influenced by narrative fiction and her work designing sets at the Mendocino Theatre Company.  Schneider says, "Theatre is a black box that can be transformed into a world where different characters live out a story.? The work is pastel, acrylic, and gouache on paper.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11am through 5pm.  

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

The Room Where It Happens - Works by Carolyn Schneider

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily inf......More

The Room Where It Happens is Carolyn Schneider's new show at Partners Gallery in Mendocino. Her drawings continue to present human/animal beings in a variety of settings: in the studio, during the green flash, trying to jump through hoops. Schneider's art is heavily influenced by narrative fiction and her work designing sets at the Mendocino Theatre Company.  Schneider says, "Theatre is a black box that can be transformed into a world where different characters live out a story.? The work is pastel, acrylic, and gouache on paper.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11am through 5pm.  

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

Mushroom Habitats Class

While we wait patiently for peak season... let's learn where our magnificent mushrooms like to live! Join Naturalist and Mycologist Mario Abreu for a visual presentation on mushrooms and their substrates, followed by a brief walk to find some examples in the Gardens. Th......More

While we wait patiently for peak season... let's learn where our magnificent mushrooms like to live! Join Naturalist and Mycologist Mario Abreu for a visual presentation on mushrooms and their substrates, followed by a brief walk to find some examples in the Gardens. This class will explore common mushroom habitats with a focus on the associated trees. Mario will also cover how mushrooms benefit from trees, tree identification basics, which mushroom species are associated with certain trees, and more.

Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens 18220 N Highway 1 Fort Bragg, CA 95437

Mendocino Jazz Society

Join us any or every Monday for the Mendocino Jazz Society. There is a swing dance lesson starting at 5 PM, come about 10 mins. early to get signed up and put on your dancing shoes! Of course, dancing continues through the evening.

Tall Guy Brewing, 362 N. Franklin St., Fort Bragg

Gloriana Dance Company

Dance, Choreograph, Perform

Gloriana Studio at the Boatyard

5th Annual Redwood Coast Region Economic Development Summit

Early bird registration is now open for the 5th Annual Redwood Coast Region Economic Development Summit! Now in its fifth year, the summit brings together change makers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from across Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Mendocino, and Trinity c......More

Early bird registration is now open for the 5th Annual Redwood Coast Region Economic Development Summit! Now in its fifth year, the summit brings together change makers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from across Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Mendocino, and Trinity counties, as well as neighboring tribal lands, to foster innovation, collaboration, and regional growth. This year’s theme, Harvesting Growth: Transforming Rural Economies, will spark fresh conversations around downtown revitalization, tourism, and innovative rural development, with a special focus on agri-tourism and the blue economy. For the first time, the summit will be hosted in Lake County. Located along the western shore of Clear Lake, California’s largest natural freshwater lake, Lakeport is a growing hub for rural innovation. The city has made significant investments in infrastructure, restored historic landmarks and expanded support for small businesses and cultural programming. With a strong agricultural legacy and access to world-class outdoor recreation, Lakeport offers an ideal setting to spotlight rural resilience and economic opportunity. This marks a new chapter—and a unique opportunity to highlight Lake County’s leadership in rural innovation and economic transformation.

Soper Reese Theatre, 275 S Main St, Lakeport, CA

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

Holiday Show

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tin......More

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tiny painting puzzles, folded gift cards and mysterious hearts in a trap. Large and small works by gallery artists are available along with the gallery’s superb collection of handcrafted jewelry. This year Partners Gallery has invited the Mendocino Coast Furniture Makers to join us in the gallery with small wooden works for gifts. Holiday Show Openings: ? Second Saturday ?November 8, 5 to 7 pm Second Saturday December 13, 5-7pm    

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

Journey in Spirituality - Christian Spirituality Study

The Mendocino Coast has had for decades a very long heritage of many crisscrossing trails of spirituality here on the beautiful shores of the Pacific. When the Apostle Paul was a visitor in Athens, he was asked by an Athenian if he had found the statue to the unknown Go......More

The Mendocino Coast has had for decades a very long heritage of many crisscrossing trails of spirituality here on the beautiful shores of the Pacific. When the Apostle Paul was a visitor in Athens, he was asked by an Athenian if he had found the statue to the unknown God in the Acropolis Temple. Paul replied to the Athenian that he had. Paul then went on to tell the man that he knew to whom the statue was dedicated. Astounded, the Athenian inquired of the answer. And, then Paul told him. You can also learn Paul's answer of twenty centuries ago, as well as much more about the two thousand years of Christian Spirituality since then. Join the Christian Spirituality Study at Mendocino Presbyterian Church, as we read and discuss the library of books from the Spiritual Formation Certificate Program at Columbia Theological Seminary. The weekly study is led by Presbyterian Ordained Elder, and Candidate for Commissioned Lay Pastor, Robert Scott. For more information call Mendocino Presbyterian Church at (707) 937-5441

The study takes place every week on Thursday afternoons at 4 p.m. for one hour in the Fireside Room of Eidsath House, on the campus of the Mendocino Presbyterian Church on Main Street in Mendocino.

Open Mic Night at Tall Guy

Join us any or every Thursday for Open Mic Night.

Tall Guy Brewing, 362 n. Franklin St., Fort Bragg

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

Holiday Show

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tin......More

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tiny painting puzzles, folded gift cards and mysterious hearts in a trap. Large and small works by gallery artists are available along with the gallery’s superb collection of handcrafted jewelry. This year Partners Gallery has invited the Mendocino Coast Furniture Makers to join us in the gallery with small wooden works for gifts. Holiday Show Openings: ? Second Saturday ?November 8, 5 to 7 pm Second Saturday December 13, 5-7pm    

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

First Friday Art Walk

First Friday Art Walk

Downtown Fort Bragg

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

Holiday Show

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tin......More

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tiny painting puzzles, folded gift cards and mysterious hearts in a trap. Large and small works by gallery artists are available along with the gallery’s superb collection of handcrafted jewelry. This year Partners Gallery has invited the Mendocino Coast Furniture Makers to join us in the gallery with small wooden works for gifts. Holiday Show Openings: ? Second Saturday ?November 8, 5 to 7 pm Second Saturday December 13, 5-7pm    

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

Cafe Beaujolais Second Saturday Art Fair

Join us every second Saturday in the Beaujolais Garden. Enjoy wood fired pizza, sip from our delicious selection of beer and wine while browsing and supporting local artists and purveyors of art, jewelry, vintage, and more!

961 Ukiah Street Mendocino, CA 95460

Broken Compass Bluegrass and Erin Brazill and Special Guests

Join us November 8th for an evening of live music and grazing food with a coastal view! Save the Redwoods League Benefit Cash Bar

The Inn at Newport Ranch, 31502 N. Highway 1, Fort Bragg

Point Arena Lighthouse: (almost) Full Beaver Moon Night Tour

Saturday, November 8- Gates open at 7 p.m., Tour around 7:30 p.m. Experience a spectacular nighttime view . . . . . . from atop the Point Arena Lighthouse. Enjoy a panoramic view of the sea and coast from the lantern room at the top of the Tower, and if the weather coop......More

Saturday, November 8- Gates open at 7 p.m., Tour around 7:30 p.m. Experience a spectacular nighttime view . . . . . . from atop the Point Arena Lighthouse. Enjoy a panoramic view of the sea and coast from the lantern room at the top of the Tower, and if the weather cooperates it will be illuminated by the full moon! Our docents and guides will help you experience what it was like to be a Lighthouse Keeper and climb the Tower at night. They will guide you on your journey into the past and explain the unique history of this historic landmark, the tallest lighthouse on the West Coast. Champagne, sparkling juice, and sweet and savory snacks will be served as part of the tour, and you get to take home an etched Point Arena Lighthouse champagne flute as a souvenir of this unique experience! For decades, the Almanac has referenced the monthly full Moons with names tied to early Native American, Colonial American, and European folklore. Traditionally, each full Moon name was applied to the entire lunar month in which it occurred and through all of the Moon’s phases—not only the full Moon. Why the “Beaver” Moon? This is the time of year when beavers begin to take shelter in their lodges, having laid up sufficient food stores for the long winter ahead. During the fur trade in North America, it was also the season to trap beavers for their thick, winter-ready pelts. All proceeds go toward supporting and maintaining the Lighthouse Tower, Museum, and grounds. Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc., thank you for your generous support. Tickets are $50 each. Reservations must be made by phone at 877-725-4448 ext. 1 or 707-882-2809 ext. 1 or in person no later than 3:30 p.m. three (3) days?before?the event date. We require a minimum of eight (8) reservations to conduct the tour, and there is a limit of 20 guests per tour. If we reach the minimum three (3) days before the event we will accept additional reservations (up to a total of 20 guests) until the day of the tour. We do not accept?walk-ins unless we have not reached the maximum number of guests. Cancellation policy:?No refunds are given if you cancel your reservation three days or less before the event. Tours will be canceled if less than eight (8) guests sign up before three (3) days before the tour.?You will receive a full refund if the event is canceled.?Please call our Reservation Desk at?877-725-4448 ext. 1 or 707-882-2809 ext. 1 three (3) days before the tour to confirm the event is happening as scheduled.

Point Arena Lighthouse 45500 Lighthouse Rd Point Arena, CA 95468

Sunday Brunch at Little River Inn

Sunday Brunch at Little River Inn back by popular demand! Every Sunday from 8 AM to 12 N. Bar will be open until noon, then re-opens at 3 PM!

Little River Inn, 7901 N. Hwy 1 Little River

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Thr......More

A Woman’s Place Was Everywhere: How Working Women Shaped Mendocino While men wielded the axes that built the town of Mendocino, women built the community that made it last. Look beyond the big trees and lumber mills to discover the vibrant world of “women’s work.” Through their own diaries, photos, and oral histories, this exhibit tells the lesser-known stories of entrepreneurs, nurses, artists, teachers, madams, and philanthropists who laid the foundation for the Mendocino we know today. Discover how their creativity, resilience, and hard work, both paid and unpaid, shaped the legacy of the Mendocino Coast in ways history books often overlook. Nominate your own local heroine, past or present during your visit. Bring a photo if you have one. Museum Hours: October – December: Thurs. – Mon., 11AM – 3 PM January – March: Fri. – Sun., 11AM – 3 PM  

Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion Street, Mendocino

Holiday Show

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tin......More

Partners Gallery is showing works suitable for gift giving, including beautiful handwoven scarves and small felt adornments, decorated wooden boxes to hold whatever it is you treasure, painted blocks for play and/or display, matted original etchings, and challenging tiny painting puzzles, folded gift cards and mysterious hearts in a trap. Large and small works by gallery artists are available along with the gallery’s superb collection of handcrafted jewelry. This year Partners Gallery has invited the Mendocino Coast Furniture Makers to join us in the gallery with small wooden works for gifts. Holiday Show Openings: ? Second Saturday ?November 8, 5 to 7 pm Second Saturday December 13, 5-7pm    

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460