Avenue of the Giants Marathon Weekend
Considered one of the most beautiful runs in the world, the 52nd Avenue of the Giants Marathon is set to take place on Sunday, May 5. The paved course winds through stunning stands of old growth in the Humboldt Redwoods State Park. Half and 10k Marathon. A certified and Boston Qualifying event.
More information about the course and registration: https://theave.org/
Mother’s Day Weekend in SoHum
Celebrate Mother’s Day all weekend in sunny Southern Humboldt:
Gyppo Ale Mill’s Mother’s Day Brunch
Sunday May 12, Special brunch menu & mimosas | $40 or $45 per person | More information available online
Black Sands Bistro (Inn of the Lost Coast) Mother’s Day Brunch
Black Sands Bistro, Shelter Cove’s newest dining option, located at the Inn of the Lost Coast | Special brunch menu served in the Sinkyone room (the art gallery) | More information available online.
Benbow Historic Inn Restaurant Mother’s Day Brunch
Sunday, May 12, 10am-2pm | More information available online.
Julia Morgan Redwood Grove Mother’s Day Brunch
Saturday, May 11, Two seatings: 10am & 1:30pm | $55 per person | Advance reservations only. Tickets available online. Contact: Tanya@juliamorganredwoodgrove.com (707) 272-8668
Vintage Market
Mario’s Marina Bar hosts a pop up Vintage Market every second Sunday of the Month from 11am-3pm.
(533 Machi Rd, Whitethorn, CA 95589)
Grasshopper Peak Redwoods Run
The 9th Annual run through the scenic Redwoods State Park takes place on June 1. Participate in the 30k or 10.5 mile race. Both courses climb up Grasshopper Peak and gently descend to finish in a grove of massive old growth Redwood trees in the Bull Creek drainage.
More information about the course and registration: grasshopperpeakredwoodsrun.com
Summer Arts & Music Festival
Soak up the sun & fun at the 47th Summer Arts & Music Festival returns at the Mateel Community Center. There will be dozens of arts & crafts vendors, plenty of live music, dancing, food and good vibes. Families welcome.
Vintage Market
Mario’s Marina Bar hosts a pop up Vintage Market every second Sunday of the Month from 11am-3pm.
(533 Machi Rd, Whitethorn, CA 95589)
Garberville Rodeo Parade
Slip on your cowboy boots and dust off your Stetson, the 67th Annual Garberville Rodeo Parade will be held on Saturday, June 15th. Parade begins at 11am.
Hosted by the Southern Humboldt Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center. More information is available at garberville.org/garberville-rodeo-parade
Southern Humboldt Pride
Celebrate love and the resilience of the queer community on Saturday, June 22 at the Mateel. This year’s theme is “Country queer,” so break out the rhinestones, cowboy, and make Dolly proud. There will be live music, drag performances, workshops & panels, kids activities and more. Brought to you by Queer Humboldt and KMUD.
Northern Nights Music Festival
Northern Nights is a three-day festival in the redwoods celebrating nature, music, art, wellness, cannabis and community. Camp beneath the Old Growth canopy and cool off in the Eel River at the Mendocino/Humboldt County line. There will be food and art vendors, lounge areas, wellness workshops and 5 unique stages upon which an amazing lineup of electronic artists are set to perform. This is a multifaceted experience you won’t forget.
For tickets, the line up and more information visit northernights.org.
Reggae on the River
Southern Humboldt celebrates the return of Reggae on the River. This three-day event brings festival goers from far and wide to the banks of the Eel River to partake in music, dance, cannabis, art, camping and more.
Presented by the Mateel Community Center & Hot Milk Entertainment. Tickets, lineup and event information are available at reggaeontheriver.com.
Gyppo Ale Mill Anniversary Party
Celebrate 6 years of Gyppo Ale Mill with good food, live music, ocean views, and of course, lots of great craft brews.
Gyppo Ale Mill (1661 Upper Pacific Drive, Shelter Cove)
Gourmet Seafood Dinner and an Oceanfront Room
The Oceanfront Inn January Special
LIMITED AVAILABILITY
GOURMET SEAFOOD DINNER AND OCEANFRONT ROOM SPECIAL ON JANUARY 20, 2024
Wine pairings available for purchase
To get this Specially Priced Package with a Deluxe King Room and Gourmet Seafood Dinner for two- $375
Call the Oceanfront Inn at 707-986-7002
Get a Second Night's Stay for only $200 more
Different Rates Apply for Upgraded Rooms
Subject to Availability
Must Call the Inn to get this Special Package.
| Shelter Cove Oceanfront Inn | 26 Seal Court Dr., Shelter Cove, California, 95589 | 707-986-7002
Gourmet Seafood Dinner
by Chef Jon Rosa
at Surf Point Bistro
Course 1- Shrimp & stone fruit salad w/ buratta cheese and toasted pine nuts in a citrus vinaigrette
Course 2- Lion's mane chowder w/ toast points
Course 3- Ahi tuna crudo w/ pickled chanterelle mushrooms, crispy kale, & chile oil
Course 4- Sweet potato & sage barley risotto w/ shaved parmesan and fried sage
Course 5- Citrus pana cotta w/ berry compote & candied almonds
Live Music At Gyppo || George Mooney (Copy) (Copy)
Join us as we welcome back a SoHum favorite, George Mooney. Mooney is always a pleasure to have at the Gyppo Ale Mil. Come on in, relax, unwind, sips some beers next to the fire pit, and enjoy some live music! Mooney plays instrumental music on guitar and violin from a variety of times and places- Baroque tunes, modern compositions, Latin American waltzes, and tangos. He gives the audience a listening experience that is artistic, interesting, and engaging.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! The Gyppo Ale Mill offers live music every Friday and Saturday. Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. The Gyppo Ale Mill is proud to be open year-round 7 days a week. Weekend hours are 11-8 PM and Week Days are 4-8 pm. Kitchen graciously closes at 7PM everyday.
Julia Morgan Redwood Grove Holiday Home Decor Tour
Come visit the Julia Morgan Redwood Grove with holiday home decor tours daily through December 22 ~ make your reservation in advance by contacting Tanya@juliamorganredwoodgrove.com or call 707.272.8668.
Tours open at 11am with last entry at 4pm each day.
Only $20 per entry or just drop in- $25 at the door
Well behaved children under 12 are free to visit without charge!
Please plan to park and walk through the 1st gate on the left of the stone bridge. The 2nd gate is the entrance to the estate. Advance arrangements can be made for “drop off only” vehicle access for special circumstances.
Live Music At Gyppo || George Mooney (Copy)
Join us as we welcome back a SoHum favorite, George Mooney. Mooney is always a pleasure to have at the Gyppo Ale Mil. Come on in, relax, unwind, sips some beers next to the fire pit, and enjoy some live music! Mooney plays instrumental music on guitar and violin from a variety of times and places- Baroque tunes, modern compositions, Latin American waltzes, and tangos. He gives the audience a listening experience that is artistic, interesting, and engaging.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! The Gyppo Ale Mill offers live music every Friday and Saturday. Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. The Gyppo Ale Mill is proud to be open year-round 7 days a week. Weekend hours are 11-8 PM and Week Days are 4-8 pm. Kitchen graciously closes at 7PM everyday.
Live Music At Gyppo || George Mooney
Join us as we welcome back a SoHum favorite, George Mooney. Mooney is always a pleasure to have at the Gyppo Ale Mil. Come on in, relax, unwind, sips some beers next to the fire pit, and enjoy some live music! Mooney plays instrumental music on guitar and violin from a variety of times and places- Baroque tunes, modern compositions, Latin American waltzes, and tangos. He gives the audience a listening experience that is artistic, interesting, and engaging.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! The Gyppo Ale Mill offers live music every Friday and Saturday. Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. The Gyppo Ale Mill is proud to be open year-round 7 days a week. Weekend hours are 11-8 PM and Week Days are 4-8 pm. Kitchen graciously closes at 7PM everyday.
Live Music At Gyppo || Ray & Michael Curran (Copy)
Sit back, grab a beer and enjoy the music of Ray Bevatori & Michael Curren. Ray & Michael has been playing in Humboldt County for over 35 years and we all absolutely love them! From Hank to Hendrix they’ll serenade you through happy-to-lonesome songs. Inspired by the music of the 60s, their acoustic melodies create the perfect salty north coast vibe! Grab a friend, grab the family and come on out and experience that Lost Coast Vibe.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. Open 7 days a week our hours are week days, 5-9 PM and weekends are 11am - 9pm. Petite Brunch from 11-3 on weekends.
Live Music At Gyppo || Ray & Michael Curran
Sit back, grab a beer and enjoy the music of Ray Bevatori & Michael Curren. Ray & Michael has been playing in Humboldt County for over 35 years and we all absolutely love them! From Hank to Hendrix they’ll serenade you through happy-to-lonesome songs. Inspired by the music of the 60s, their acoustic melodies create the perfect salty north coast vibe! Grab a friend, grab the family and come on out and experience that Lost Coast Vibe.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. Open 7 days a week our hours are week days, 5-9 PM and weekends are 11am - 9pm. Petite Brunch from 11-3 on weekends.
Melvin Seals & JGB
Don’t miss Melvin Seals & JGB on October 14th 2023 as they bring their special mix of all the tunes you know and love to the Mateel Community Center in Redway CA.
Nicknamed “The Master of the Universe"" by Jerry Garcia himself, Melvin and his amazing band including John Kadlecik are sure to blow your mind and rock your soul. The Mateel Community Center is located in Redway, Humboldt county CA nestled in the redwoods with many trails to hike between ancient sequoia trees. 21 miles west than Redway you can also visit the beauty of the lost coast in Shelter Cove with many more trails to hike while you admire the beauty of the ocean and its wild life.
Battle of the Bands
Join us Saturday, September 23rd for our first-ever Battle Of The Bands Competition. We are thrilled to partner with Southern Humboldt's newest nonprofit, Help’s On The Way (HOTW). Come vote for your favorite band!
The winner of the Battle of the Band competition will be invited to be the opening band for Melvin Seals and Jerry Garcia Band during HOTW's first fundraiser, Harvest Ball on October 14th at the Mateel Community Center.
Natural Science Day at the Garberville Town Square
All are invited to celebrate the fall Equinox at Garberville Town Square on Wednesday, September 20 from 2-5pm for Natural Science Day! Organized by Friends of the Lost Coast, this after-school showcase of the natural sciences will feature fun activities and informational displays for all ages. FOLC’s Environmental Education Coordinator will offer hands-on natural science lessons, alongside offerings from CA State Parks, BLM King Range, Sequoia Park Zoo, Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association, Humboldt County Library, and Institute for Sustainable Forestry. Email info@lostcoast.org for more information and don’t miss Natural Science Day at the Garberville Town Square.
Cannifest
Cannifest was born from an annual event called Humboldt Green Week. This was a week long celebration of all things green including environmental clean ups, sustainable businesses, music, gardening and cannabis.
The week would host over 50 events in locations across the county and offered local businesses and organizations the opportunity to connect through networking while having fun. Ultimately Green Week included the Humboldt Garden Expo (2012-2015) which morphed into Cannifest in 2016 and the incubator was born. The community finally had a local space to showcase the products that their families and lineage had been known for- out in the open and with pride. It was a time of celebration and an era that would inspire so many of us to keep this dream alive.
With great pride we co-produced the First Cannabis Farmers Workshop in 2014 featuring Best Management Practices and invited the state agency's to present and educate, with an open armed approach, the farmers of our community. This event drew over 100 participants and paved the road for the state licensure process that would follow in a few short years.. At this point we knew the celebration had to continue and that the community was hungry for strong presenters, educational talks and we began taking notes of the hot topics we would feature at our next event. We were having fun identifying opportunites for the vents to grow and working with a strong team to execute.
Producing Cannifest as a stand alone event in Humboldt from 2015-2017 allowed us the focus that we had wanted, ways to subscribe to peoples needs in a more cohesive way. The Yes We Cann Parade 2015 would kick things off and snake its way through Eureka to the Redwood Fairgrounds- the new home of this event. The parade was a way for the community to sign up, get involved and create, build floats, discuss local issues while doing so and just connect our community like we had anticipated.
The inaugural parade was led by Frank Benlin (Tom Hummel, from Philadelphia PA) and Mike, Lennon and Morice Gieder as they were pulled by horse and buggy waving and marveling in all that had come together so quickly through the determination and drive that Cannifest engulfed.
Local businesses, community activism groups, public works and many cannabis advocates would walk arm in arm showcasing their roles in the local community and expressing their purest emotions along the way- smiles, laughs and tears of joy could be seen by all. This event would draw international touring artists, journalists and photographers to take note and document history in the making.
In 2016 we would include the first Humboldt Green Jobs Fair, now that cannabis businesses needed to fill local positions and we saw an opportunity to devote part of the event to building those bridges it was a no brainer. The event was a success and was instrumental in identifying opportunities to strengthen and stimulate the local economy. Competitive games, the Cannifest Bowl competition, Ganja Games, the Humboldt Grow Games, Community Choice Awards for Live Art, Functional Glass and the like really boosted the interactive experience that we wanted- everyone had a voice and everyone cast their vote!
Winners received trophies designed by local artsisans at Mirador Glass and the Woodlab- they fused their styles together and came up with some beautiful keepsakes that the winners still treasure to this day. Although Mirador has relocated to the northeast part of the country- they still accept the challenge each year of collaborating w/ the Woodlab folks to blend beautiful handblown glass with the richest of redwoods, just for our events. We are so lucky to have the network of beautiful people we have. Along the way we have had team members that gave their truest passions to helping us create memories that will last forever.
Cannifest 2017 would pack a real punch!!! The annual Humboldt Grow Games would take center stage on the race track - and the teams of 4 would work hand in hand to secure the grand prize- a Polaris Side by Side! The excitement brought out fans and the emcees, namely Steve Gieder, kept things exciting as always.
Local families had a ton of fun in the Family Interactive Zone- making crafts, hula hooping, pony rides- watching local karate clubs show off their skills and attending workshops for drumming just to name a few of the activities provided.. Encouraging a safe space for families to enjoy their time together was a HUGE goal of ours.
In 2017 we also rolled out the Yes We Cann Parade and Hullabaloo event at the Arcata Ballpark- this one day event really showcased our ability to mobilize as a community and express ourselves in the parade setting in a bigger way. The parade began on the campus of Humboldt State University and made its way through the lively streets of Arcata to the ballpark. The Plaza at the center of town was alive with face paints, crepe paper, elaborate floats, bands on trailers and even the kinetic sculptures showed up. This was a day that was heavily documented by press near and far- and gave our community the beautiful ability to express itself and its most desired and world renowned crop. The parade spilled into the beautiful Arcata ballpark where you could find carnival games, multiples stages hosting presentations, talks and live music by local and touring acts. The 'Survivor Stage' was alive with stories of struggles with body. mind and spirit that gave way to the power of the beautiful cannabis plant and the solutions found inside its healing properties.
In 2018 regulations changed direction and due to some local hurdles regarding cannabis consumption events-
We did all we could to communicate with those who had the local authority to host our event but it proved to be an uphill battle. Those that the state gave approval to were against having a cannabis related event in their town.
The talks began to take the show on the road into emerging markets that really needed what we had to offer- an instant networking opportunity among multiple industries in markets that were young but excited.
St Louis would be the first on our radar- we had planned the event initially for 2020 but pushed it back to 2021 once the pandemic took over. The event was outside in the Arts District of St Louis under a Big Top Circus Tent. The vendors showed up, the attendees had an educational experience learning from 2 full days of panelists and presenters and the local cannabis network was reinforced. Like all of our events we brought in world renowned musicians including Don Carlos, Karl Denson and other talented touring acts for a concert.
Next up, Chicago and Oklahoma City in 2022- both events featured high caliber vendors, expert speakers and a distinct celebration of the culture.
We were proud to make the connections we could and look forward to heading back to both of those cities in 2024 as well.
There are so many opportunities out there for our events to tackle the hot topics head on- by bringing in the experts and securing data that so many groups have focused their day to day on- we are advocating for this industry by supplying the community the ability to have conversations and healthy debates as well as playing games, laughing and bringing elements of joy back to our human expereince.
This year we are headed back to where the fun all began- the gorgeous waterfront, Halvorsen Park in Eureka CA. We have high hopes of shining the light on the amazing people of Humboldt County and the surrounding counties while inviting communities from other regions of Cali- and ultimately from around the world. We have strong keynote speakers committed- and musical acts to bring in the irie vibes. This event will be a licensed consumption event that brings the community together each fall for years to come!
Cannifest continues to celebrate the small farmers initiatives and we hope you will join us in meeting them one one.
Lets take a step back into time and discover more about the 'stories' of how our local farms came to be. Stand up for the local farming community at Cannifest- there has never been a more important time for us to come together.
Come out and get to know your neighbors- ask questions, celebrate wonder and play some games!!!
We would love for you to be involved in some capacity- spin around this site and sign up or reach out to us! There are so many ways to get involved and stay elevated at Cannifest!
Much love,
The Cannifest Crew
https://cannifest.com/
Live Music: Ray Bevatori & Michael Curren
Sit back, grab a beer and enjoy the music of Ray Bevatori & Michael Curren on Saturday, May 27th. Ray & Michael has been playing in Humboldt County for over 35 years and we all absolutely love them! From Hank to Hendrix they’ll serenade you through happy-to-lonesome songs. Inspired by the music of the 60s, their acoustic melodies create the perfect salty north coast vibe! Grab a friend, grab the family and come on out and experience that Lost Coast Vibe.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. Hours are 5-9 PM Tuesday - Friday and weekends are 11am - 9pm.
Sharing is Caring: Please share this event on your Facebook timeline or BONUS points for inviting your friends to the event!
Live Music: Anna “Bananna” Hamilton
Anna “Bananna” Hamilton is back Friday May 26th from 5-8PM! With Original Lounge, Torch, Brazilian-inspired pop and wry 30's Swing. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, and write in all genres. Anna always brings the good times!
Making a habit of live music is easy when you visit the Gyppo Ale Mill. Each Friday and Saturday, weather depending, we have different music for you to enjoy. Our hours of operation are Tuesday - Friday 5-9 PM and weekends 11-9 pm. Heads up. Our kitchen closes at 8 pm, sharp.
Live Music: Blu Axis
And just like that, they are back! We proudly and humbly welcome back Blu Axis to the Gyppo Beer Garden Stage on May 19th. Blu Axis is a Blues/Rock power trio from Humboldt County, California that plays original songs and covers by artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Robin Trower, Willie Dixon. Currently working on material for upcoming album of original songs.
Brian Sykes Guitar & Vocals
Cyrus Wong Wiessman, Bass
Lonny Whitlow on Drums
The Gyppo Ale Mill proudly and humbly offers live music year round every Friday & Saturday from 5-8PM. We fancy ourselves a place for musicians to share their talents with our community. If you are interested in jumping up on our stage, please use this easy contact for to learn more about our program: https://gyppo.com/bookings.
Live Music: George Mooney
Join us Friday, May 12 and June 9th from 5-8 PM as we welcome back a SoHum favorite, George Mooney. Mooney is always a pleasure to have at the Gyppo Ale Mil. Come on in, relax, unwind, sips some beers next to the fire pit, and enjoy some live music! Mooney plays instrumental music on guitar and violin from a variety of times and places- Baroque tunes, modern compositions, Latin American waltzes, and tangos. He gives the audience a listening experience that is artistic, interesting, and engaging.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! The Gyppo Ale Mill offers live music every Friday and Saturday. Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. The Gyppo Ale Mill is proud to be open year-round 7 days a week. Weekend hours are 5-9 PM and Weekends are 10 to 9 pm. Kitchen graciously closes at 8PM everyday.
Sharing is Caring: Please share this event on your Facebook timeline or BONUS points for inviting your friends to the event!
Guided Walks at Richardson Grove State Park
Join us for a walk at Richardson Grove State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! Guided walks are either on the Nature or Exhibit Trail. The trails are ADA accessible and about 0.4 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Richardson Grove State Park Facebook page for updates.
Guided Walks at Richardson Grove State Par (Copy)
Join us for a walk at Richardson Grove State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! Guided walks are either on the Nature or Exhibit Trail. The trails are ADA accessible and about 0.4 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Richardson Grove State Park Facebook page for updates.
Lighthouse & Elephant Seal Hike
MRC &FOLC Team Up To Offer A Lighthouse & Elephant Seal Hike at Punta Gorda on May 7th at 10AM!
Join Mattole Restoration Council and Friends of the Lost Coast on May 7th for an interpretive hike with BLM Archaeologist Sharyl Kinnear-Ferris and Dr. Dawn Goley, Professor of Zoology at Cal Poly Humboldt. Punta Gorda is a favorite Lost Coast destination that offers stunning coastal scenery, a historic lighthouse, and a thriving elephant seal colony. This unique outing offers the chance to learn about both the history and preservation of the Punta Gorda light station and the elephant seal colony that resides nearby. Don’t miss out!
The group will meet at 10AM at the Mattole Beach parking area, located at the end of Lighthouse Rd. in the Petrolia area. From there, we will caravan a short distance to Windy Point Rd, before embarking on a 1.8 mile steep downhill hike to Punta Gorda. Space is limited and pre-registration is required! Participants are encouraged to bring water and a snack, dress in layers, and wear sturdy (preferably waterproof) footwear, and are also encouraged to travel in a 4WD vehicle. This hike is weather dependent and could be canceled in the event of rain, high creeks, or strong winds. Email info@lostcoast.org to register or for more information, including carpool opportunities from Whitethorn.
Live Music: House of Mary
We ask you to come to join us as we welcome the Northern Humboldt Duo, House of Mary to the Gyppo Ale Mill Beer Garden Stage on May 6th and June 10th from 5-8PM! Playing mostly original songs with a few tasteful covers thrown in, their music has been described as melodic, haunting, powerful and rich. They incorporate a lot of harmonies and multiple percussion instruments to keep the vibe high energy! House of Mary has over 200 shows all over the state and beyond as well as a 2019 Sammie award winners for "Best Indie Band" in Sacramento. Do. Not. Miss. This. Show!
The Gyppo Ale Mill proudly and humbly offers live music year round every Friday & Saturday from 5-9PM. We fancy ourselves a place for musicians to share their talents with our community. If you are interested in jumping up on our stage, please use this easy contact for to learn more about our program: https://gyppo.com/bookings.
Guided Walks at Richardson Grove State Park
Join us for a walk at Richardson Grove State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! Guided walks are either on the Nature or Exhibit Trail. The trails are ADA accessible and about 0.4 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Richardson Grove State Park Facebook page for updates.
Guided Walks at Richardson Grove State Par
Join us for a walk at Richardson Grove State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! Guided walks are either on the Nature or Exhibit Trail. The trails are ADA accessible and about 0.4 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Richardson Grove State Park Facebook page for updates.
Live Music: Intergalactic Trash
Join us on the Beer Garden Stage as we welcome back Intergalactic Trash on May 5th from 5-8PM! This local SoHum supergroup is composed of: Samuel Benjamin-Arnold (Androgynous Gentlemen), drums, Steve Carvalho (Cold Blue Water, The Funnicators, The Kent Stephenson Band), hums and strums, Camilo Aspen, (The Non-Prophets), fingers and thumbs. They produce an edifying mix of original music and familiar classic rock sounds.
Guided Walks at Founders Grove
Join us for a walk at Founders Grove in Humboldt Redwoods State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! The trail is ADA accessible and about 0.6 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Humboldt Redwoods State Park Instagram page for updates. @humboldtredwoodsstatepark
Gyppo Ale Mill: 5-Year Anniversary Party
Saturday, April 29th is our 5-Year Anniversary Party and we want to show our appreciation for the support that you have given us.
Please join us for a day of music, food, and beer! We’ve got four bands lined up:
Funnicators
Blu Axis
Rock Stew
The Garbervillians
We'll also be slinging our most delicious Gyppo food menu but are also stoked to have 707 Cusine onsite for pop-up tamales! Fingers crossed, Kyle from North Bay Shellfish, our favorite Oyster Shucker, will be with us well!
Interested in vending at this event. Let's chat! Shoot me an email at family@gyppo.com and let's talk details. The day is going to be a day of good times and we can’t wait to make some more memories with you!
Guided Walks at Gould Grove
Join us for a walk at Gould Grove in Humboldt Redwoods State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! The trail is ADA accessible and about 0.6 miles in length. Meet in front of the Humboldt Redwoods State Park Visitor Center. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Humboldt Redwoods State Park Instagram page for updates. @humboldtredwoodsstatepark
Live Music At Gyppo || Dreams On Fire
The price to treat your friends to the sounds of talented local musicians: is priceless… yet free. Join us for live music from 5-8 pm on the Gyppo Ale Mill Beer Garden Stage. Buckle into your seat to enjoy some melodic indie-arthouse, space-rock from a local favorite, Dreams On Fire! This is locals Trent Sanders and Frank Hirata keeping the crowd mesmerized with enchanting lyrics and catchy beats.
Make a habit of having a good time while supporting our local musicians! Check out the ever-changing seasonal dinner specials, perfect to enjoy before the show. Then kick back and sip on one of our 12 rotating house-brewed beers. The Gyppo Ale Mill is proud to be open year-round 7 days a week. Weekday hours are 5-9 PM and weekends are 11 AM - 9 PM
Bingo & Beer At The Gyppo Ale Mill
Bingo! America’s favorite pastime besides watching television! And now you can enjoy it surrounded by your Lost Coast community and my favorite part, with a beer in hand. Join us and our host, Davey G every other Wednesday for this family-friendly FREE game of numbers. No exchange of money takes place here only good time and fun!
Wanting more Bingo cards? Here is how you get them!
1 Card = Just being present
2 Cards = 2 beers and an entree
3 Cards = 2 beer, appetizer & Entree
4 cards = 2 beers, appetizer, entree and dessert!
Thanks for supporting California’s Most Remote brewery. Woman Owned and operated.
Guided Walks at Richardson Grove State Park
Join us for a walk at Richardson Grove State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! Guided walks are either on the Nature or Exhibit Trail. The trails are ADA accessible and about 0.4 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Richardson Grove State Park Facebook page for updates.
Guided Walks at Richardson Grove State Park
Join us for a walk at Richardson Grove State Park where a park naturalist will guide you through the trails and talk about the area's cultural and natural history! Guided walks are either on the Nature or Exhibit Trail. The trails are ADA accessible and about 0.4 miles in length. Bring comfortable hiking shoes and water. Walks may be cancelled due to hazardous weather or park closures. Check out the Richardson Grove State Park Facebook page for updates.
Plan ahead - check out our list of annual events.
JANUARY
New Year’s Eve Gala at the Benbow Inn
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
Artists of the Emerald Coast Showcase
MAY
Avenue of the Giants Marathon
JUNE
Grasshopper Peak Run
Redwood Run Motorcycle Event
Rodeo in the Redwoods
Summer Arts & Music Festival
JULY
Fourth of July Picnic & Fireworks at Benbow Inn
Northern Nights Music Festival
Roll on the Mattole
Gyppo Ale Mill Pints for Nonprofits
AUGUST
Reggae on the River
SEPTEMBER
Feast of Fields Humboldt
Humboldt Hills Hoedown
Labor of Love Quilt Show
OCTOBER
Humboldt Redwoods Marathon
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
Winter Arts Faire
Soroptomist Lighted Christmas Parade
Annual Tree Lighting