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

Black and White

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occu......More

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occupant, photos of unusual trees looking back at us, an acrylic painting called “Bone on Bone” and much more. The show opens January 8 and continues through February 9 with a Second Saturday Meet the Artists January 10 from 5 to 7pm.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. The gallery is located at 45062 Ukiah St in Mendocino. www.partnersgallery.com

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.

Whiskey & Blues Seafood Dinner

WHISKEY & BLUES SEAFOOD DINNER at Harbor View Bistro & Bar with Tamar Distillery/Mendocino Spirits Featuring BIG MO, VOLKER STRIFLER & CHRIS NICHOLS on Drums February 5th, 6:30-9:30PM Join us at HarborView Bistro & Bar for an unforgettable night on the harbor. In collab......More

WHISKEY & BLUES SEAFOOD DINNER at Harbor View Bistro & Bar with Tamar Distillery/Mendocino Spirits Featuring BIG MO, VOLKER STRIFLER & CHRIS NICHOLS on Drums February 5th, 6:30-9:30PM Join us at HarborView Bistro & Bar for an unforgettable night on the harbor. In collaboration with Tamar Distillery/Mendocino Spirits, Noyo Harbor Inn and the Fort Bragg Blues Festival, we’re bringing together the best of coastal dining, live music, and local craft whiskeys. The evening begins with a welcome reception featuring passed appetizers, followed by a three-course dinner crafted by our culinary team to highlight the flavors of the sea. Each course will be paired with selections from Mendocino Spirits, with Master Distiller Crispin Cain on hand to share insights into his acclaimed expressions. Throughout the night, enjoy live blues performances by the ever-popular Big Mo & Friends featuring Volker Strifler, Chris Nichols, and, of course, Maurice Huffman of the Big Mo & The Full Moon Orchestra fame, setting the perfect mood. This unique dining experience is a prelude to the Fort Bragg Blues Festival, offering a memorable way to support the music you love and help to elevate the musical talent at the spring festival. $175 pp all inclusive. BOOK DINNER TICKETS: https://fortbraggblues.com/preview-events/ LODGING OFFER Discounted rooms are available with the purchase of two tickets; or stay two nights at rack rate and get a third night free and extend your stay! Call direct to book. 500 Casa Del Noyo Dr, Fort Bragg 707-961-8000 | noyoharborinn.com

Harbor View Bistro & Bar at Noyo Harbor Inn. 500 Casa Del Noyo Dr, Fort Bragg

Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour!

Mendocino Land Trust is thrilled to bring back the Wild & Scenic Film Festival to Fort Bragg and Willits. This 2-hour program includes 11 short films featuring adventurers, explorers, and environmental activists with big dreams. These stories share the hope, work, imagi......More

Mendocino Land Trust is thrilled to bring back the Wild & Scenic Film Festival to Fort Bragg and Willits. This 2-hour program includes 11 short films featuring adventurers, explorers, and environmental activists with big dreams. These stories share the hope, work, imagination, and sheer humanity of the folks who strive to make their communities and our planet a better and healthier place for people and wildlife. From small community gardeners set on increasing biodiversity to a massive cleanup on the open ocean, these stories will inspire us all to dream globally and act locally. Two shows! In Fort Bragg at the Coast Cinemas on Thursday, February 5 at 6:30 pm, and in Willits at the Noyo Theater on Saturday, February 7, 6:30 pm. Tickets on sale now!

Coast Cinemas, Fort Bragg, Feb 5 Noyo Theater, Willits, Feb 7

Whiskey & Blues Seafood Dinner

WHISKEY & BLUES SEAFOOD DINNER on Feb. 5th, 6:30-9:30 at Noyo Harbor Inn and HarborView Bistro & Bar with Mendocino Spirits/ Tamar Distillery and Master Distiller Crispin Cain. TICKETS https://fortbraggblues.com/preview-events/ Experience the soul-stirring blues of BIG ......More

WHISKEY & BLUES SEAFOOD DINNER on Feb. 5th, 6:30-9:30 at Noyo Harbor Inn and HarborView Bistro & Bar with Mendocino Spirits/ Tamar Distillery and Master Distiller Crispin Cain. TICKETS https://fortbraggblues.com/preview-events/ Experience the soul-stirring blues of BIG MO & FRIENDS! A special musical showcase featuring the frontman of the Big Mo & the Full Moon Band alongside Volker Strifler and Chris Nichols on drums. Welcome Reception + 3-Course Seafood Dinnercrafted by HarborView & Bistro's culinary team to highlight the flavors of the sea + Whiskey pairing with selections from Mendocino Spirits, with Master Distiller Crispin Cain on hand to share insights into his acclaimed expressions. This unique dining experience is a prelude to the Fort Bragg Blues Festival, offering a memorable way to support the music you love and help to elevate the musical talent at the spring festival. Cost is $175 per person includes welcome bites, three-course dinner, live music, and spirit pairings, plus tax & gratuity! • Dress: Coastal Winter Attire • Tickets: $175, inclusive. • Seating limited: to 60 people NOTE: Lodging Special at Noyo Harbor Inn and HarborView Bistro & Bar: Discounted rooms are available with the purchase of two tickets; or stay two nights at rack rate and get a third night free and extend your stay! To take advantage of the lodging special please call 707-961-8000 and mention the WHISKEY & BLUES LODGING SPECIAL.

HarborView Bistro & Bar/Noyo Harbor Inn

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

Black and White

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occu......More

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occupant, photos of unusual trees looking back at us, an acrylic painting called “Bone on Bone” and much more. The show opens January 8 and continues through February 9 with a Second Saturday Meet the Artists January 10 from 5 to 7pm.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. The gallery is located at 45062 Ukiah St in Mendocino. www.partnersgallery.com

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

Crab Cake Cook-Off & Wine Tasting Competition

A Benefit for Mendocino Coast Clinics! Taste savory crab cakes prepared by Mendocino County chefs. Sip luscious Mendocino wines from America’s greenest wine region. Sample local specialty foods & beverages. Vote your favorites for the People’s Choice Award! Live Auction......More

A Benefit for Mendocino Coast Clinics! Taste savory crab cakes prepared by Mendocino County chefs. Sip luscious Mendocino wines from America’s greenest wine region. Sample local specialty foods & beverages. Vote your favorites for the People’s Choice Award! Live Auction! Silent Auction! Wine Auction! Pledge Drive! Support healthcare for all on the Mendocino coast. All. Please join us to Help us Ride the Wave of federal funding cuts. Keep MCC Afloat! We would be crabby without you!

The Big White Tent at the corner of Main & Spruce Streets, Fort Bragg

Black and White

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occu......More

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occupant, photos of unusual trees looking back at us, an acrylic painting called “Bone on Bone” and much more. The show opens January 8 and continues through February 9 with a Second Saturday Meet the Artists January 10 from 5 to 7pm.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. The gallery is located at 45062 Ukiah St in Mendocino. www.partnersgallery.com

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA. 95460

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

Winter Fruit Tree Pruning

When it comes to basic care and pruning of fruit trees, there are many different techniques, several of which have predictable results. Winter pruning is a great way to encourage vigorous growth, improve fruit yield and quality, and so much more. This class will help yo......More

When it comes to basic care and pruning of fruit trees, there are many different techniques, several of which have predictable results. Winter pruning is a great way to encourage vigorous growth, improve fruit yield and quality, and so much more. This class will help you optimize the performance of your fruit trees according to your own needs and the specific environment in which the trees are growing. The spotlight will primarily be on, but not limited to, the summer pruning of fruit tree varieties appropriate to the North Coast climate, specifically apples, pears, and select stone fruits. Learn how the time of year and type of pruning cut can greatly influence the success of your fruit trees. We will cover a complete year’s cycle of tree growth – from the tree’s perspective as well as our own.

Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens

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

Black and White

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occu......More

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occupant, photos of unusual trees looking back at us, an acrylic painting called “Bone on Bone” and much more. The show opens January 8 and continues through February 9 with a Second Saturday Meet the Artists January 10 from 5 to 7pm.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. The gallery is located at 45062 Ukiah St in Mendocino. www.partnersgallery.com

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

Black and White

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occu......More

In January  Partners Gallery is showing work exploring the use of black and white.  Pieces by gallery members include mushroom spore prints, solarplate etchings, Kabbalistic Tree of Life images, Pygmy Forest paintings using local soil, a tiny house with a forgotten occupant, photos of unusual trees looking back at us, an acrylic painting called “Bone on Bone” and much more. The show opens January 8 and continues through February 9 with a Second Saturday Meet the Artists January 10 from 5 to 7pm.   Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. The gallery is located at 45062 Ukiah St in Mendocino. www.partnersgallery.com

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA. 95460

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

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

Pink

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 fo......More

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 foot pink velvet earthworm.  Pink can be soft, feminine and receptive, but also brazen, shocking and aggressive. Pink’s presence is sometimes surprising as in a tinge on rusty metal or a reflection in the water. Works include porcelain sculpture, mixed media collages, photography, painting, stuffed fabric, weavings and wet felt wool. There is a Second Saturday Meet the Artists February 14, 5-7pm. Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. www.partnersgallery.com

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

MCBG Volunteer Docent Training

The Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens welcomes school groups, charter tours, and community organizations to enjoy the beauty of our 47-acre garden by the sea. Our Docents are active year-round, learning, sharing their knowledge, and providing group tours for people of a......More

The Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens welcomes school groups, charter tours, and community organizations to enjoy the beauty of our 47-acre garden by the sea. Our Docents are active year-round, learning, sharing their knowledge, and providing group tours for people of all ages. ?Our annual Docent Training is just around the corner, and we want you! We are looking for enthusiastic garden lovers who also love people and want to learn the art of leading tours for children and adults in the exploration and observation of one of our community’s greatest treasures, the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. If you appreciate the green earth and want to help people of all ages (especially the little ones) develop a deeper connection with the natural world and a genuine excitement for gardens, then we hope you will consider joining the MCBG Docent Team. Help us share our fascination with plant life with the curious public! ?Did you know that all local school children get to experience the Gardens through free guided field trips? We welcome more than 1,000 students per year and our Docents lead them through the garden. We are thrilled to provide the local and visiting youth with a place to discover nature's wonder and be awestruck by towering rhododendrons, giant epiphytes (air plants), tiny insects, wandering wildlife, and many other gifts of our local ecosystem. As a docent, you can share your love of gardens with visiting school groups and use this magical garden to foster connections between children and nature. Would you like to join? Please RSVP to Alyse at [email protected] with your name and a little bit about yourself.

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

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

Pink

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 fo......More

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 foot pink velvet earthworm.  Pink can be soft, feminine and receptive, but also brazen, shocking and aggressive. Pink’s presence is sometimes surprising as in a tinge on rusty metal or a reflection in the water. Works include porcelain sculpture, mixed media collages, photography, painting, stuffed fabric, weavings and wet felt wool. There is a Second Saturday Meet the Artists February 14, 5-7pm. Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. www.partnersgallery.com

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

Pink

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 fo......More

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 foot pink velvet earthworm.  Pink can be soft, feminine and receptive, but also brazen, shocking and aggressive. Pink’s presence is sometimes surprising as in a tinge on rusty metal or a reflection in the water. Works include porcelain sculpture, mixed media collages, photography, painting, stuffed fabric, weavings and wet felt wool. There is a Second Saturday Meet the Artists February 14, 5-7pm. Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. www.partnersgallery.com

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

Mendo Food Network 2nd Annual Valentine's Day Crab Feed

With delicious fresh crab from Noyo Fish Company, we've joined forces with Tall Guy Brewing to throw our second ever Valentine's Crab Feed with live music, a dessert auction, and a small silent auction. This event is a fundraiser for the Mendo Food Network. Proceeds wil......More

With delicious fresh crab from Noyo Fish Company, we've joined forces with Tall Guy Brewing to throw our second ever Valentine's Crab Feed with live music, a dessert auction, and a small silent auction. This event is a fundraiser for the Mendo Food Network. Proceeds will be used to sustain our programs, serving emergency food to over 14,500 people in need throughout Mendocino County. We work with 30+ food banks, pantries, soup kitchens, senior centers, and more spanning the entire county to ensure our neighbors can get the help they need, served with compassion, dignity, and care. Sign up to be a recurring donor for a chance to win A Year at the Movies! Recurring donations provide us with stable, consistent income that supports our programs each month. This helps us plan ahead, to consistently distribute quality food to our regular partners and clients. Signing up is easy. Donate through this event page today, or use the QR code when you pick up your meal to choose a recurring donation of your choice, and we'll submit your name in a raffle to win a package of 12 free movies for 2 people at the Coast Cinemas in Fort Bragg! Want to enjoy your meal from home? Select our Drive-Thru ticket option. Crab crackers sold separately. Include one with your ticket purchase, or bring your own from home! Get tickets here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/2026valentinescrabfeed/event/2026valentinesdaycrabfeed/

Tall Guy Brewing, Fort Bragg

Elk Cove Inn and Spa Valentine's Day Dinner

A communal dining experience where seasonal dishes and Seebass Family Wines invite connection, laughter, and shared moments among friends and lovers. February 14th,2026 5.30PM PLEASE RSVP AT [email protected] 707-877-3321 OPTION 2

Elk Cove Inn and Spa 6300 S. Hwy 1 Elk, CA 95432

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

Pink

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 fo......More

In February Partners is presenting Pink, a show exploring pinkness, or the presence of pink in the work of gallery artists.  There is a wonderful variety from a tiny pink square on a crossword page to several pink-tinged landscapes, watercolor cactus flowers and a 16 foot pink velvet earthworm.  Pink can be soft, feminine and receptive, but also brazen, shocking and aggressive. Pink’s presence is sometimes surprising as in a tinge on rusty metal or a reflection in the water. Works include porcelain sculpture, mixed media collages, photography, painting, stuffed fabric, weavings and wet felt wool. There is a Second Saturday Meet the Artists February 14, 5-7pm. Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-4pm. www.partnersgallery.com

Partners Gallery 45062 Ukiah St Mendocino, CA 95460

International White Wine Festival in Anderson Valley

Escape to Anderson Valley this February for a Weekend of White Wine & Sparkling! Just two hours from San Francisco, celebrate Presidents’ Day & Valentine’s weekend in wine country. Discover local and international white wines, sparkling wines, and gourmet pairings in th......More

Escape to Anderson Valley this February for a Weekend of White Wine & Sparkling! Just two hours from San Francisco, celebrate Presidents’ Day & Valentine’s weekend in wine country. Discover local and international white wines, sparkling wines, and gourmet pairings in the beauty of Anderson Valley. Highlights: • VIP Early Access – exclusive pours & bites • Global Guests – taste rare varietals from around the world • White & Sparkling Wines – from Anderson Valley & beyond • Live Music & Culinary Pairings • Open House Sunday – winery tours, food pairings & special pours Tickets are limited—don’t miss this unforgettable winter wine getaway!

Mendocino County Fair Grounds