Treat yourself and your loved ones to a gourmet Thanksgiving Dinner at the beautiful Historic Benbow Inn (and save yourself the dirty dishes at home!). Choose from a traditional turkey dinner with flare, or selection of other artisanal main courses. The first course and scrumptious fall dessert book end a holiday meal to remember.

Community members are invited to gather at the Mateel Community Center for the annual Garberville Veteran's Association Thanksgiving Meal on Thursday, November 28 from 12pm-6pm.

Gyppo Ale Mill hosts a Peaches & Pies Supper. Enjoy locally sourced savory and sweet delights featuring (you guessed it!) peaches and pies. The star of the show (peaches) makes its appearance throughout the offerings, as well as in the libations.

Gather your friends for a delightful wine-centric event at the historic Benbow Inn. The Benbow Wine Auction includes a complimentary tasting showcasing ten Northern California wineries paired with locally made hors d’oeuvres. The live and silent auctions include original art, jewelry, wine packages, trips and more. Hosted by the Benbow Historic Inn. Proceeds benefit the Southern Humboldt Health Foundation.

Gyppo Ale Mill hosts a forest-to-table experience on Friday, November 7. The Forager’s Feast is a we’re hosting Foragers Feast, a six-course celebration of locally sourced, Lost Coast flavors. There are 60 seats available - share an incredible meal with new friends and old under the stunning SoHum sky. More information & tickets are available at gyppo.com.

On Friday, November 1 from 6–9 PM, Gyppo Ale Mill hosts Marigolds & Memories—a Día de los Muertos celebration to honor loved ones here and departed. with DJ G. Davis, a skeleton costume contest, photo backdrop by D. Perkins, and real marigold decorations from FlowerStream Farm. The kitchen will be serving a Mexican-inspired menu, and of course, libations will be flowing

Ghosts, ghouls and goblins of all ages are invited to KMUD’s Monster Mash-Up: A Community Party at the Mateel. Celebrate All Hallows Eve on October 31 from 7pm-midnight with Dr. Frankenstein’s live art and Spooky Laboratory, kid-friendly, bone-shaking dance music, a Halloweenie roast (hmm hot dogs!), cosmic projections, festive libations (there will be drinks for the little monsters, too), trick-or-treating, and costume contests with prizes to die for. Hosted by KMUD Redwood Community Radio. Kids 12 & under FREE with an adult! $10 at the door for everyone else. Spooktacular!

Ghouls and goblins gather round at the 38th annual Halloween Festival at the Garberville Town Square on October 31st. Dress your best for a costume contest! There will also be a trunk-or-treat, a dance contest (with cash prizes) live music from Irie Rockerz, a flash mob and more! Festivities will be held from 4-6pm. Spooktacular!

Henry Zebrowski & Ed Larson from the hit series Last Podcast On The Left: Side Stories do a live version of the hit podcast at the Mateel Community Center on Friday, October 24

. Doors open at 7pm, show begins at 8pm.

Run, jog or walk beneath the stunning old-growth redwood canopy along Avenue of the Giants at the 44th Annual Humboldt Redwoods Marathon. Entry fee benefits Save the Redwoods. Register online. 

On Saturday, October 11, the Paradise Royale Mountain Bike Race twists and turns through the King Range National Conservation Area. Set among some of the most stunning wilderness in the world, this 12.2-mile course boasts stunning views of the Lost Coast and surrounding protected redwood forests. With two creek crossings and an elevation gain of more than 2,000 feet, PRMBR offers a challenge for riders of all levels.

This sweet town-wide event celebrates local history and local farms. The day-long festival begins with a street fair in downtown Fortuna, featuring vendors, food trucks, music and more. Then, head on over to Clendenen’s Cider Works, the hub of the Fortuna Apple Harvest Festival for apple and cider tasting, family activities, more music and, of course, the opportunity to take some of the bounty home with you. The celebration ends at Rohner Park with a themed skate night.

Visit https://fortunaappleharvest.org/ for details.

The 36th Annual Roll on the Mattole returns to SoHum on Saturday, July 26th! Bring your friends and loved ones to the banks of the scenic Mattole River (at the Mattole Grange) for fun-filled event, with dancing, food, local craft vendors and, as tradition, the esteemed Wildland Firefighter Challenge. Live bands perform throughout the day and well into the evening. There will be a kids zone for the little ones, too.

This evet is a fundraiser Honeydew Volunteer Fire Company.

Gather with friends and loved ones for a summer tradition! Set against a back drop of towering redwoods and a clear, starry sky, the Fourth of July fireworks show at Benbow Valley is sure to be awe inspiring.

Soak up the SoHum sun and fun at the 48th Summer Arts & Music Festival June 21 & 22. The festival will be held at a new location - the Southern Humboldt Community Park in Garberville. As always, there will be dozens of arts & crafts vendors, plenty of live music, dancing, food and good vibes. Families welcome. Ticketing information and music line ups to come.

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sinkyone Wilderness State Park! Join CA State Parks and Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association for this special milestone event highlighting the natural and cultural history of this remote park and nearby Marine Protected Areas. Check out interpretive exhibits, create a nature journal, spot some critters, and more!  Friends of the Coast will be there tabling and FOLC’s own Cheryl Lisin will be offering native plant walks. The event is on Saturday, June 14 and runs 11am to 2pm at the Needle Rock Visitor Center in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park. Shuttle service is available between Whale Gulch School and the event site.

Hear ye, hear ye - come one, come all to the first Fairy Tale Festival at the Southern Humboldt Community Park on June 7 from 1-7pm.

Old, young, and everyone in between can enjoy live music, arts & crafts vendors, mystical food and bar options, themed entertainment, face painting, kids activities and more. Those over 21 years are invited to stay for the after hours fantasy show.

Join the Eel River Wailaki’s for their second annual Big Time Event on May 321st at the Southern Humboldt Community Park (1144 Sprowel Creek Rd). Events last from 11am-7pm, and include traditional native dance groups, vendor booths, workshops & demonstrations, Indian tacos & more!