Apr 01 Wednesday
Drawing April 3rd in the Gift Shop at Adventist Health Mendocino Coast Hospital located in the South Lobby.
Tickets $5 for 1, $10 for 3, $20 for 7. Please note: Cash or check only.
A few of the basket items include:$50 Mastercard Gift Card$20 Starbucks CardOne lb. box of See's CandyCertificate for Hot Pepper Jelly Company
The Easter Basket is valued at $300.
Apr 02 Thursday
Apr 03 Friday
Come play bingo enjoy a great meal and help raise funds for the Willits Senior Center who is supporting the Willits Senior community for 52 years
Apr 04 Saturday
A high-energy blend of Americana, bluegrass, folk, and roots music delivered with grit, humor and serious musicianship. Joined by local favorite Recycled Grass, the evening benefits the Redwood Forest Foundation. Includes music & rustic grazing supper. Cash Bar. Doors open 5pm; music 6pm.
The Laytonville Long Valley Lioness- Lions present The 4th Annual Spring Fling. This event benefits the Laytonville High school Student Body. It is a Mardi Gras style event with live music and entertainment featuring Pavlos Garage, Long Valley Dance and The Round Valley Feather Dancers. New Orleans style dinner and desert prepared by Dylan and Amanda Eichler and Dem Biscuits. There will also be dancing, a silent auction with really cool items, face painting games and a costume contest for the best Mardi Gras costume and mask. Frey Wines and beer. Cost is $20 for adults, $10 for 13-17 and kids 12 and under are free. Doors open at 6pm. The Round Valley Feather Dancers will perform at 6:30pm. Dinner and bar open at 7:30. $14 & $ 16.
Apr 11 Saturday
Come to the monthly Redwood Valley Grange Flea Market. Indoor/outdoor. Tools, household items, vintage, a little bit of everything. Free seeds and puzzles. Snacks and drinks. $15 for a table, $10 for grange members. Call 707-367-0693 to reserve your table
Apr 18 Saturday
Noyo Food Forest invites the community to the 17th Annual Earth Day Festival, Saturday, April 18, from 12–5 PM at The Learning Garden on the Fort Bragg High School campus. This FREE, family-friendly event celebrates our connection to the Earth through music, food, and hands-on experiences.The festival opens with Tribal Elder Edwina Lincoln of the Round Valley Indian Reservation.
Festival highlights include:HUGE plant saleLive music with headliner, Recycled GrassPerformances by Circus MeccaKid's Zone hosted by FlockworksRotary Club BBQBike rack station by Mendocino Coast CyclistsGarden mural reveal- Artist Rebecca WallaceLocal vendors & non-profit boothsBicycle-powered smoothiesWorkshop: “Low-Tech Solutions for Community Resilience” with Nik Robalino
May 09 Saturday
May 17 Sunday
Come to Pepper Martin Day! All proceeds benefit the Elk Children’s Summer Program. Hot dogs, ice cream and fresh margaritas (made by a bartender from The Fillmore in SF!). All ages welcome! Kid’s softball game starts at 1PM adults softball game at 2PM. Win the brass spittoon for the play with the most “guts and guile!” Do forget to check out the Elk rummage sale while you’re there. Play ball!
May 23 Saturday
Known for their joyful, genre-blurring sound with roots in Appalachia, Hot Buttered Rum brings polished harmonies and infectious energy to the stage. Local band The Erin Sandwich opens with proceeds supporting the Mendocino Film Festival. Includes music & rustic grazing supper. Cash Bar. Doors open 5pm; music at 6pm