Events Calendar

Second Saturday at Cafe Beaujolais ... read more

Highway 20 Feed is celebrating 22 years of business in this wonderful community. Please join us on Saturday November 11th for a 20% off store wide sale (excluding baled hay and bedding). We have vendor sponsored gift baskets and product giveaways. Earn drawing tickets for every $20 spent plus 5 free tickets just for stopping in and saying Hello. A limited supply of goodie bags for dogs, cats and more will be available. 4H will have a craft booth from 2 to 4 p.m. FFA will be present with snacks and goodies. Glass Beach Preschool will be here with a bake sale. We will have some product vendors on site as well as. We thank you all for the wonderful support over the past 22 years and look forward to the future. ... read more

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Mendocino Historical Research Institute, now known as the Kelley House Museum. Building a Home pays tribute to the people ... read more

Laurie DeVault, Contemporary Abstract Painter, is a California native with family ties to Mendocino. Her approach to painting is an unplanned and spontaneous exploration of color, form, texture, and mark making. Although her painting style varies, one can usually spot a DeVault work from its richly colorful palate, playful geometry, and enchanting musicality. Laurie will be present at Mendocino's 2nd Saturday Art Walk. ... read more

In November Partners Gallery is presenting the photo and wood constructions of Virginia Stearns, celebrating the individuality of trees. ... read more

A new display at the Guest House Museum on Main Street in Fort Bragg features over 100 vintage bottles, many from turn-of-the-century local businesses. The Fort Bragg Drug Store, Mendocino Hospital & Drug Company, Standard Bottling Works, and the Pesola and Dornan Hardware store are all included. Bottles are displayed by category: medicine bottles, beer bottles, whiskey and other spirits bottles, soda bottles, and household products bottles. Also included in the display are a number of bottles belonging to the City of Fort Bragg which were discovered in 1990 in a secret room in the Old Coast Hotel, used during Prohibition. A final category of bottles is called Unknowns, vintage bottles without markings whose actual age and use are unknown. Visitors are encouraged to come by and let the docents at the Guest House know if they can identify the bottles. Also, back by popular demand, the Historical Society?s complete model of the original 1857 fort, from which the city of Fort Bragg derives its name, is on display in the dining room at the Museum. New maps showing where the old fort buildings were located in relation to the current configuration of the town are also on display. ... read more