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Abstract Art by Sierra Martin on display now at the Arcata Library until April 4.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and real-life fun!

Drawings inspired by the artist Keith Haring. Created by Ms. Gibbon's seventh grade class at Blue Lake Elementary School with art teacher, Mrs. Brands.

A story time for children and families, brought to you by the Garberville Branch of the Humboldt County Library. All families are welcome.

50+ Pieces of the finest artwork from our younger artists from Beginnings Charter School in Briceland, California. The children from the Skyfish class will be exhibiting their artwork for the month of April in the Art Lobby.

If you want to learn how to use your own online device, create an account for an email, or get started on the internet, help is here! Stop by the Kim Yerton Memorial Hoopa Branch Library and talk to Acorn Wireless’s expert Digital Navigator, Abraham Camez. He'll get you started and help you over any stumbling blocks. Acorn Wireless is a tribally owned internet service provider operated by the Hoopa Valley Public Utilities District. It was started in 2020 from CARES funding approved by the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council and supports Hoopa Valley people in key activities like distance learning, remote work, and telemedicine. Acorn provides high-speed broadband internet for the Hoopa Community.

Join us for a fun and friendly Cribbage & Board Game Night at the library! Whether you’re a seasoned cribbage player or just learning the game, come enjoy an evening of strategy and good company. We provide boards and cards, but feel free to bring your own. Not into Cribbage? No problem! We have a variety of board games for all ages, so bring the whole family and find a game to enjoy together.

Everyone is having so much fun at Lego Club! Families drop by and build, build, build to their hearts' content with our big collection of LEGO pieces. Come and join us. Leave your own Lego items at home unless you want to donate them (clean pieces in good condition are welcome.)

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Link and information included for agencies to submit their quarterly reports to the County Administrative Office.

Bring a chess board and drop in for chess and fun with games.

Bring your easy-to-transport, easy to clean up craft project and join other crafters at this weekly drop-in crafting circle. This is a great opportunity to meet other people and get inspired! All skill levels welcome. Crafting Circle is a no-judgement happiness zone.

Drawn together in friendship and a common search of beauty, the Representational Art League persevered through the fog, wind and in the studio to render both the mundane and magnificent of the life and times in Humboldt County and beyond. For over 40 years, the group has focused on visual Representational Art with shows around the Northern California region.

Drop in to a game at the library! Gamesters, friendly rivals, and families are welcome to stop by the library for an evening of board game fun. We have Scrabble and UpWords, but you are welcome to bring a different game to share. Pictionary? Chess, Boggle, Carcasonne, Candyland, Taco-Goat-Cheese-Pizza? Bring your favorites and challenge your neighbors! All ages welcome.

Drop in to the McKinleyville Library on Thursday mornings for preschool stories and songs.

Meet up with your community and unravel your cares at the Trinidad Library. Knit, crochet, and weave using fiber of your choice. The library has yarn, knitting needles, loop-knitting looms, weaving looms, and crochet hooks to share with the group. All ages welcome!

Drop in for Game Night at the Trinidad Library. Board games, puzzles, and cards are all available. Carrie Peyton-Dahlberg will be present with her Mahjong board and invites others bring their own boards or learn how to play. The Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of "what will happen next?" with others.

Come, chat, relax, and share knowhow. This group is open to all with an interest in the fiber arts or needlework of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

Designed for little ones 0-18 months with their caregiver, Baby Read & Grow involves books, songs, play, and exploration. Develop your child's love for books and start early literacy practices to unlock a lifetime of reading and learning.

Celebrate early literacy at Eureka Library's weekly preschool story time. We’ll talk, sing, read, write, and play together in the children’s room. This program is just right for children 2 to 6 years old with their caregivers, but other family members are welcome to join in the fun!

The Fortuna Library invites you to a weekly story time with Ms. Violet. Grow early literacy skills with stories, songs, and fun!

¡Tiempo de Cuentos en español ahora será bilingüe, en español e ingles! Niños y sus cuidadores y familiares son bienvenidos. Mejor diseñado para niños entre 2 y 6 años. Spanish story time is now bilingual, in Spanish and English! Children and their caregivers and family are welcome. Best suited for children 2-6 years old.

A weekly meetup of local writers to create, share, and connect! Stop by, get support and feedback, and be a part of the creative process.

In April and May Arcata Library will feature the art of local painter and poet Annette Makino along with two classes from Arcata Elementary School. Come see these colorful spring shows anytime the library is open!

Drawn together in friendship and a common search of beauty, the Representational Art League persevered through the fog, wind and in the studio to render both the mundane and magnificent of the life and times in Humboldt County and beyond. For over 40 years, the group has focused on visual Representational Art with shows around the Northern California region.

50+ Pieces of the finest artwork from our younger artists from Beginnings Charter School in Briceland, California. The children from the Skyfish class will be exhibiting their artwork for the month of April in the Art Lobby.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and real-life fun!

This is a monthly book club at Arcata Library for kids 7-12 years old who love to read. You read any book you want to and come with recommendations, but remember... no spoilers!

Drawings inspired by the artist Keith Haring. Created by Ms. Gibbon's seventh grade class at Blue Lake Elementary School with art teacher, Mrs. Brands.

Come listen to stories with Ms. Julia every 2nd Wednesday of the month! Ms. Julia will be reading books and offering learning activities for families with children between the ages of 0 and 10.

This month’s folding patterns will be spring themed with new and revisited designs available for community members to learn. Patterns and all materials are provided.

Get your creativity and imagination going with bricks and blocks! This free event welcomes kids to come to the Fortuna Library and use the library's LEGO and Picasso Tile building toys. There are optional themes, but kids can build what they want, display what they build, and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. The club is set up for kids ages 5 and up. Please leave your own LEGOs and blocks at home (unless you want to donate them as outlined below!)

The classic Alfred Hitchcock film, Rear Window with Grace Kelley, Jimmy Stewart, Thelma Ritter, and Aaron Burr will be shown in the library beginning promptly at 5 p.m. The library will be serving popcorn. Come in for a suspenseful evening This 1954 film is rated PG for smoking, romance and violence.

If you want to learn how to use your own online device, create an account for an email, or get started on the internet, help is here! Stop by the Kim Yerton Memorial Hoopa Branch Library and talk to Acorn Wireless’s expert Digital Navigator, Abraham Camez. He'll get you started and help you over any stumbling blocks. Acorn Wireless is a tribally owned internet service provider operated by the Hoopa Valley Public Utilities District. It was started in 2020 from CARES funding approved by the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council and supports Hoopa Valley people in key activities like distance learning, remote work, and telemedicine. Acorn provides high-speed broadband internet for the Hoopa Community.

Join us for a fun and friendly Cribbage & Board Game Night at the library! Whether you’re a seasoned cribbage player or just learning the game, come enjoy an evening of strategy and good company. We provide boards and cards, but feel free to bring your own. Not into Cribbage? No problem! We have a variety of board games for all ages, so bring the whole family and find a game to enjoy together.

Drop by to play board games or build with the library's Lego collection. Please leave your own Lego bricks at home unless you want to donate them as outlined below.

Everyone is having so much fun at Lego Club! Families drop by and build, build, build to their hearts' content with our big collection of LEGO pieces. Come and join us. Leave your own Lego items at home unless you want to donate them (clean pieces in good condition are welcome.)

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Bring a chess board and drop in for chess and fun with games.

Bring your easy-to-transport, easy to clean up craft project and join other crafters at this weekly drop-in crafting circle. This is a great opportunity to meet other people and get inspired! All skill levels welcome. Crafting Circle is a no-judgement happiness zone.

Drop in to a game at the library! Gamesters, friendly rivals, and families are welcome to stop by the library for an evening of board game fun. We have Scrabble and UpWords, but you are welcome to bring a different game to share. Pictionary? Chess, Boggle, Carcasonne, Candyland, Taco-Goat-Cheese-Pizza? Bring your favorites and challenge your neighbors! All ages welcome.

Children ages 0-5 and their families are invited to their very own version of the library's popular Builders Club! This special program features toddler-friendly blocks and building materials, so your child can safely create, play, and construct.

Drop in to the McKinleyville Library on Thursday mornings for preschool stories and songs.

Drop in for Game Night at the Trinidad Library. Board games, puzzles, and cards are all available. Carrie Peyton-Dahlberg will be present with her Mahjong board and invites others bring their own boards or learn how to play. The Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets during this event on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of "what will happen next?" with others.

Come, chat, relax, and share knowhow. This group is open to all with an interest in the fiber arts or needlework of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

"The Demon of Unrest" by Erik Larson tells the story of the tense days before the American Civil War. It shows how fear, anger, and strong beliefs slowly pushed the country toward conflict. The book follows real people and events as things fall apart. It is gripping, clear, and full of true history.

Interact with a PlayBox, toys, and crafts! All materials are provided.

Designed for little ones 0-18 months with their caregiver, Baby Read & Grow involves books, songs, play, and exploration. Develop your child's love for books and start early literacy practices to unlock a lifetime of reading and learning.

Celebrate early literacy at Eureka Library's weekly preschool story time. We’ll talk, sing, read, write, and play together in the children’s room. This program is just right for children 2 to 6 years old with their caregivers, but other family members are welcome to join in the fun!

The Fortuna Library invites you to a weekly story time with Ms. Violet. Grow early literacy skills with stories, songs, and fun!

¡Tiempo de Cuentos en español ahora será bilingüe, en español e ingles! Niños y sus cuidadores y familiares son bienvenidos. Mejor diseñado para niños entre 2 y 6 años. Spanish story time is now bilingual, in Spanish and English! Children and their caregivers and family are welcome. Best suited for children 2-6 years old.

A weekly meetup of local writers to create, share, and connect! Stop by, get support and feedback, and be a part of the creative process.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Come, chat, relax, and share fiber arts wisdom. This group is open to all interested in the fiber arts or needleworking of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly and welcoming weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and lots of fun!

Now that the spring holidays are over, it’s a good time to think about stocking up on reading for the coming months. Join us for the Friends of the Redwood Libraries Spring Book Sale!

Use the library's Lego collection to build on an idea and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. Lego creations will be put on display for everyone to enjoy until the next meeting. The club is set up for kids ages 6-12. Please leave your own Lego bricks at home unless you want to donate them as outlined below.

Join us at the Rio Dell Library for a weekly story time filled with stories, songs and fun. When we're finished children and caregivers are invited to explore the library with our themed scavenger hunt and play at the children's table.

Use the library's Lego collection to build on an idea and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. The club is set up for kids 6 to 12 years old. Parents of young children should consider that Lego pieces can be small enough to pose a swallowing danger. Please leave your own Lego bricks at home unless you want to donate them as outlined below.

Stop by Trinidad Library for story time with Ms. Mitch. A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Everyone is having so much fun at Lego Club! Families drop by and build, build, build to their hearts' content with our big collection of LEGO pieces. Come and join us. Leave your own LEGO items at home unless you want to donate them (clean pieces in good condition are welcome.)

Members of the Board of Supervisors:
Rex Bohn
1st District
Michelle Bushnell
2nd District
Mike Wilson, Chair
3rd District
Natalie Arroyo, Vice-Chair
4th District
Steve Madrone
5th District
Responsibilities:
The County of Humboldt is a general law county. The Board of Supervisors, which serves as the legislative and executive body of county government and many special districts, is comprised of 5 full-time members elected by their respective districts.

Drawn together in friendship and a common search of beauty, the Representational Art League persevered through the fog, wind and in the studio to render both the mundane and magnificent of the life and times in Humboldt County and beyond. For over 40 years, the group has focused on visual Representational Art with shows around the Northern California region.

50+ Pieces of the finest artwork from our younger artists from Beginnings Charter School in Briceland, California. The children from the Skyfish class will be exhibiting their artwork for the month of April in the Art Lobby.

Led by Eleanor Huber, this group is open to people interested in the fiber arts or needleworking of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. This group creates magic out of simple thread or yarn. It is open to all age groups and genders. Drop by to mingle and work with some very experienced needle workers and enjoy the advantage of others' knowhow.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and real-life fun!

Share what you're working on with other teen poets & artists while exploring and creating projects together.

Drawings inspired by the artist Keith Haring. Created by Ms. Gibbon's seventh grade class at Blue Lake Elementary School with art teacher, Mrs. Brands.

Movie showings every 3rd Wednesdays of the month, 5 p.m. at the Eureka Library. Selected movies are typically rated R, so this event will work best for adults and/or teens accompanied by adults.

If you want to learn how to use your own online device, create an account for an email, or get started on the internet, help is here! Stop by the Kim Yerton Memorial Hoopa Branch Library and talk to Acorn Wireless’s expert Digital Navigator, Abraham Camez. He'll get you started and help you over any stumbling blocks. Acorn Wireless is a tribally owned internet service provider operated by the Hoopa Valley Public Utilities District. It was started in 2020 from CARES funding approved by the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council and supports Hoopa Valley people in key activities like distance learning, remote work, and telemedicine. Acorn provides high-speed broadband internet for the Hoopa Community.

Join us for a fun and friendly Cribbage & Board Game Night at the library! Whether you’re a seasoned cribbage player or just learning the game, come enjoy an evening of strategy and good company. We provide boards and cards, but feel free to bring your own. Not into Cribbage? No problem! We have a variety of board games for all ages, so bring the whole family and find a game to enjoy together.

Everyone is having so much fun at Lego Club! Families drop by and build, build, build to their hearts' content with our big collection of LEGO pieces. Come and join us. Leave your own Lego items at home unless you want to donate them (clean pieces in good condition are welcome.)

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Bring a chess board and drop in for chess and fun with games.

Bring your easy-to-transport, easy to clean up craft project and join other crafters at this weekly drop-in crafting circle. This is a great opportunity to meet other people and get inspired! All skill levels welcome. Crafting Circle is a no-judgement happiness zone.

Drop in to a game at the library! Gamesters, friendly rivals, and families are welcome to stop by the library for an evening of board game fun. We have Scrabble and UpWords, but you are welcome to bring a different game to share. Pictionary? Chess, Boggle, Carcasonne, Candyland, Taco-Goat-Cheese-Pizza? Bring your favorites and challenge your neighbors! All ages welcome.

Drop in to the McKinleyville Library on Thursday mornings for preschool stories and songs.

Drop in for Game Night at the Trinidad Library. Board games, puzzles, and cards are all available. Carrie Peyton-Dahlberg will be present with her Mahjong board and invites others bring their own boards or learn how to play. The Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of "what will happen next?" with others.

Come, chat, relax, and share knowhow. This group is open to all with an interest in the fiber arts or needlework of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

Join us during regular story times for fun Earth Day stories and treats!

The Fortuna Library invites you to a weekly story time with Ms. Violet. Grow early literacy skills with stories, songs, and fun!

¡Tiempo de Cuentos en español ahora será bilingüe, en español e ingles! Niños y sus cuidadores y familiares son bienvenidos. Mejor diseñado para niños entre 2 y 6 años. Spanish story time is now bilingual, in Spanish and English! Children and their caregivers and family are welcome. Best suited for children 2-6 years old.

A weekly meetup of local writers to create, share, and connect! Stop by, get support and feedback, and be a part of the creative process.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Come, chat, relax, and share fiber arts wisdom. This group is open to all interested in the fiber arts or needleworking of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly and welcoming weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and lots of fun!

Are you interested in home gardening? Join the UC Master Gardener Program Humboldt & Del Norte Counties for a monthly speaker series at the Eureka Library. Every third Saturday of the month from noon to 1:30 p.m. they will introduce a new topic for community members to learn about.

Join us to Learn, Build, and Play the game of Dungeons & Dragons. Learn the rules, Build your characters, and Play a single session adventure. This is a Teen Only (ages 11 to 19 years old) event for players of all levels. If you're not here to learn, then stay and meet others who want to meet and play with you. Library staff has basic materials for all, but more advanced players can bring their own materials, as well.

Join us in the conference room for a fun-filled 2 hours of building with Lego bricks. Ms. Sheila will have a new challenge each month for the Lego builders. This is an all-ages club, so you can join in the fun whether you are 5 or 55.

Use the library's Lego collection to build on an idea and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. Lego creations will be put on display for everyone to enjoy until the next meeting. All ages are welcome, but parents of young children should consider that Lego pieces can be small enough to pose a swallowing danger. Please leave your own Lego bricks at home unless you want to donate them.

Older children and adults are invited to stop by and use the button maker to make your own custom pin-on buttons and refrigerator magnets.

Join us at the Rio Dell Library for a weekly story time filled with stories, songs and fun. When we're finished children and caregivers are invited to explore the library with our themed scavenger hunt and play at the children's table.

Celebrate early literacy at Eureka Library's monthly Family Story time. A time to sing, read, and play together in the children’s room. This program is just right for children 3 to 8 years old with their loved ones.

Use the library's Lego collection to build on an idea and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. The club is set up for kids 6 to 12 years old. Parents of young children should consider that Lego pieces can be small enough to pose a swallowing danger. Please leave your own Lego bricks at home unless you want to donate them as outlined below.

Members of the Board of Supervisors:
Rex Bohn
1st District
Michelle Bushnell
2nd District
Mike Wilson, Chair
3rd District
Natalie Arroyo, Vice-Chair
4th District
Steve Madrone
5th District
Responsibilities:
The County of Humboldt is a general law county. The Board of Supervisors, which serves as the legislative and executive body of county government and many special districts, is comprised of 5 full-time members elected by their respective districts.

Drawn together in friendship and a common search of beauty, the Representational Art League persevered through the fog, wind and in the studio to render both the mundane and magnificent of the life and times in Humboldt County and beyond. For over 40 years, the group has focused on visual Representational Art with shows around the Northern California region.

50+ Pieces of the finest artwork from our younger artists from Beginnings Charter School in Briceland, California. The children from the Skyfish class will be exhibiting their artwork for the month of April in the Art Lobby.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and real-life fun!

Drawings inspired by the artist Keith Haring. Created by Ms. Gibbon's seventh grade class at Blue Lake Elementary School with art teacher, Mrs. Brands.

Join us at the Eureka Library for an evening of poetry by local Poet, Margot Genger. Along with some new poems, Margot will be reading from her recently published, Baobab Tree: Collected Poems from 1970 to 2024. Margot Genger grew up in Humboldt County where she continues to explore, write, and appreciate the hidden gems of beauty in her hometown.

If you want to learn how to use your own online device, create an account for an email, or get started on the internet, help is here! Stop by the Kim Yerton Memorial Hoopa Branch Library and talk to Acorn Wireless’s expert Digital Navigator, Abraham Camez. He'll get you started and help you over any stumbling blocks. Acorn Wireless is a tribally owned internet service provider operated by the Hoopa Valley Public Utilities District. It was started in 2020 from CARES funding approved by the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council and supports Hoopa Valley people in key activities like distance learning, remote work, and telemedicine. Acorn provides high-speed broadband internet for the Hoopa Community.

Join us for a fun and friendly Cribbage & Board Game Night at the library! Whether you’re a seasoned cribbage player or just learning the game, come enjoy an evening of strategy and good company. We provide boards and cards, but feel free to bring your own. Not into Cribbage? No problem! We have a variety of board games for all ages, so bring the whole family and find a game to enjoy together.

Drop by to play board games or build with the library's Lego collection. Leave your own Lego bricks at home, unless you want to donate them as outlined below.

Everyone is having so much fun at Lego Club! Families drop by and build, build, build to their hearts' content with our big collection of LEGO pieces. Come and join us. Leave your own Lego items at home unless you want to donate them (clean pieces in good condition are welcome.)

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Bring a chess board and drop in for chess and fun with games.

Bring your easy-to-transport, easy to clean up craft project and join other crafters at this weekly drop-in crafting circle. This is a great opportunity to meet other people and get inspired! All skill levels welcome. Crafting Circle is a no-judgement happiness zone.

Drop in to a game at the library! Gamesters, friendly rivals, and families are welcome to stop by the library for an evening of board game fun. We have Scrabble and UpWords, but you are welcome to bring a different game to share. Pictionary? Chess, Boggle, Carcasonne, Candyland, Taco-Goat-Cheese-Pizza? Bring your favorites and challenge your neighbors! All ages welcome.

Drop in to the McKinleyville Library on Thursday mornings for preschool stories and songs.

Drop in for Game Night at the Trinidad Library. Board games, puzzles, and cards are all available. Carrie Peyton-Dahlberg will be present with her Mahjong board and invites others bring their own boards or learn how to play. The Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets during this event on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of "what will happen next?" with others.

Come, chat, relax, and share knowhow. This group is open to all with an interest in the fiber arts or needlework of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

Designed for little ones 0-18 months with their caregiver, Baby Read & Grow involves books, songs, play, and exploration. Develop your child's love for books and start early literacy practices to unlock a lifetime of reading and learning.

Celebrate early literacy at Eureka Library's weekly preschool story time. We’ll talk, sing, read, write, and play together in the children’s room. This program is just right for children 2 to 6 years old with their caregivers, but other family members are welcome to join in the fun!

The Fortuna Library invites you to a weekly story time with Ms. Violet. Grow early literacy skills with stories, songs, and fun!

This story time is held at Headstart Preschool in Redway, brought to you by the Garberville Library, every 4th Friday of the month.

A weekly meetup of local writers to create, share, and connect! Stop by, get support and feedback, and be a part of the creative process.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Come, chat, relax, and share fiber arts wisdom. This group is open to all interested in the fiber arts or needleworking of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. All age groups and genders are welcome at this friendly and welcoming weekly meeting. Please bring your own supplies.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and lots of fun!

Handweavers and spinners of all skill levels are invited to bring their wheels, projects, and questions to this free monthly gathering at Arcata Library to build community and share fiber arts joy.

Bring your gently or never used craft supplies and take home something new to you at the Eureka Library Craft Swap! All items must be clean and in good condition. We are looking for usable items, do not bring broken, dirty, or moldy items. Please be mindful of other attendees and take only what you will use; This is a community exchange—let's make sure everyone finds a treasure!

Join us in the Children’s Room to celebrate "National Day of Puppetry" with a fun, interactive Puppet show and Workshop from Sean Powers! He’s showing off his cool Shadow Puppets, telling stories, and helping you create your own puppets. Let’s celebrate this joyous craft with laughter and fun! All materials are provided

Join us at the Rio Dell Library for a weekly story time filled with stories, songs and fun. When we're finished children and caregivers are invited to explore the library with our themed scavenger hunt and play at the children's table.

Use the library's Lego collection to build on an idea and get creative problem-solving skills while having fun. The club is set up for kids 6 to 12 years old. Parents of young children should consider that Lego pieces can be small enough to pose a swallowing danger. Please leave your own Lego bricks at home unless you want to donate them as outlined below.

Members of the Board of Supervisors:
Rex Bohn
1st District
Michelle Bushnell
2nd District
Mike Wilson, Chair
3rd District
Natalie Arroyo, Vice-Chair
4th District
Steve Madrone
5th District
Responsibilities:
The County of Humboldt is a general law county. The Board of Supervisors, which serves as the legislative and executive body of county government and many special districts, is comprised of 5 full-time members elected by their respective districts.

Drawn together in friendship and a common search of beauty, the Representational Art League persevered through the fog, wind and in the studio to render both the mundane and magnificent of the life and times in Humboldt County and beyond. For over 40 years, the group has focused on visual Representational Art with shows around the Northern California region.

50+ Pieces of the finest artwork from our younger artists from Beginnings Charter School in Briceland, California. The children from the Skyfish class will be exhibiting their artwork for the month of April in the Art Lobby.

Led by Eleanor Huber, this group is open to people interested in the fiber arts or needleworking of any kind, be it knitting, crochet, darning, lacework or any textile craft. This group creates magic out of simple thread or yarn. It is open to all age groups and genders. Drop by to mingle and work with some very experienced needle workers and enjoy the advantage of others' knowhow.

Stop by Trinidad Library for story time with Ms. Kim. A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Join Ms. Sue with your infant and pre-walker in song, rhyme and precious one-on-one time on and under the parachute.

Join us for pre-school story time, plus shaker eggs, songs, and real-life fun!

Drawings inspired by the artist Keith Haring. Created by Ms. Gibbon's seventh grade class at Blue Lake Elementary School with art teacher, Mrs. Brands.

Acompáñanos a compartir cuentos en español e inglés en la Biblioteca Pública de Eureka. Niños, sus familias y cuidadores están bienvenidos. Welcome to bilingual story time at Eureka Library! Join us to share stories in Spanish and English. Children, their families and caregivers are all welcome to attend.

If you want to learn how to use your own online device, create an account for an email, or get started on the internet, help is here! Stop by the Kim Yerton Memorial Hoopa Branch Library and talk to Acorn Wireless’s expert Digital Navigator, Abraham Camez. He'll get you started and help you over any stumbling blocks. Acorn Wireless is a tribally owned internet service provider operated by the Hoopa Valley Public Utilities District. It was started in 2020 from CARES funding approved by the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council and supports Hoopa Valley people in key activities like distance learning, remote work, and telemedicine. Acorn provides high-speed broadband internet for the Hoopa Community.

Join us for a fun and friendly Cribbage & Board Game Night at the library! Whether you’re a seasoned cribbage player or just learning the game, come enjoy an evening of strategy and good company. We provide boards and cards, but feel free to bring your own. Not into Cribbage? No problem! We have a variety of board games for all ages, so bring the whole family and find a game to enjoy together.

Everyone is having so much fun at Lego Club! Families drop by and build, build, build to their hearts' content with our big collection of LEGO pieces. Come and join us. Leave your own Lego items at home unless you want to donate them (clean pieces in good condition are welcome.)

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of 'what will happen next?' with others.

Bring a chess board and drop in for chess and fun with games.

Bring your easy-to-transport, easy to clean up craft project and join other crafters at this weekly drop-in crafting circle. This is a great opportunity to meet other people and get inspired! All skill levels welcome. Crafting Circle is a no-judgement happiness zone.

Drop in to a game at the library! Gamesters, friendly rivals, and families are welcome to stop by the library for an evening of board game fun. We have Scrabble and UpWords, but you are welcome to bring a different game to share. Pictionary? Chess, Boggle, Carcasonne, Candyland, Taco-Goat-Cheese-Pizza? Bring your favorites and challenge your neighbors! All ages welcome.

Drop in to the McKinleyville Library on Thursday mornings for preschool stories and songs.

Drop in for Game Night at the Trinidad Library. Board games, puzzles, and cards are all available. Carrie Peyton-Dahlberg will be present with her Mahjong board and invites others bring their own boards or learn how to play. The Trinidad Library Scrabble Club meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. All ages are welcome.

A special time just for young children with their caregivers and families, story time brings children together to experience stories as an event and share the oohs, ahs, and mystery of "what will happen next?" with others.

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