Come join us for a day of native gardening along 2nd St in our Historic Old Town Eureka! Meet us at the Eureka Visitor Center on the corner of 2nd and F St. from 11:30am to 1pm on the first Saturday of each month.
For any questions please call Jim Thomas at 707-441-4080.
Join the City of Eureka, STIL Humboldt, and PacOut Green Team for the bi-monthly Trash Bash!
This waterfront cleanup will take place on April 1st, from 9am-10:30am. We will be working at the foot of Vigo St by MOD Pizza.
Do you love Old Town Eureka and all it has to offer the community? Do you have a passion for landscaping and native plants? This is a great volunteer opportunity for you!
The City of Eureka will be working on beautifying the Old Town Gazebo in tandem with the Da Gou Rou Louwi’ Cultural Center on March 25th from 10am to Noon!
Ivy is invasive and chokes Redwood trees as it grows up their trunks.
HERE WE GO AGAIN! SEQUOIA PARK IVY LEAGUE IS BACK FOR ANOTHER PULL!
Sequoia Park Ivy League is back for another pull! On March 19, Meet at the Historic W St. entrance from 9am to 1pm. Celebrating 1 year of volunteer work! There will be live ukulele and guitar music courtesy of Angels Creations Guitar School Eureka and FREE donuts kindly donated by Happy Donuts!
Voice your opinion, beautify your neighborhood, remove invasive species, or pick up trash. Come to all or come to what fits your interest best! The City of Eureka is glad for all of our community members’ unique contributions!
We hope you can join us!
Join us for a volunteer work day to help remove invasive species and trash from Cooper Gulch Park on March 4, 2023
This is a family-friendly event; all supplies are provided.
Join the City of Eureka for a volunteer cleanup day at Cooper Gulch Park! This event goes from 9am – 12pm on March 4th!
We will be removing various invasive species from Cooper Gulch. The more these invasive species are removed, the more opportunity plants native to the area can thrive! There will also be opportunities to pick up trash around the park.
If you have questions, please call 707.441.4080. RSVP at the Facebook event here.
An exciting opportunity is coming soon to support the Community Access Project for Eureka (C.A.P.E.) in developing new youth-oriented programming.
North Coast Repertory Theater will begin 2023 with an original play, Never After Happily, as a fundraising performance for C.A.P.E.
“Never After Happily,” written to be premiered at NCRT by Hollywood playwrights, Cindy and Flip Kobler, is a fun-filled, family-friendly, delightful, and poignant comedy about what happens to our favorite fairy tale characters AFTER happily ever after. A percentage of the proceeds will support C.A.P.E.’s initiative to develop a free music and arts program that will target children residing at local shelters including those served by the Betty Chinn Homeless Foundation.
This benefit performance will take place Tuesday, February 14th at 8pm. North Coast Repertory Theater is located at 300 Fifth Street in Eureka. Tickets are available for purchase at www.NCRT.net or by calling 707-442-6278. Special pricing for this event is $15 for adults and $10 for students and seniors.
This is a great opportunity for the whole family to laugh while supporting the development of programming to expose local youth to the arts.
Please share and RSVP to the Facebook event here.Want to make an immediate difference in your community? Sign up to coordinate a volunteer event! The City of Eureka will support your goals by providing supplies and advertisements.
Please follow this link to our volunteer sign-up form if you are interested in hosting a volunteer event.
Change starts with YOU!
For any questions please contact Jim Thomas at 707-441-4080
Come join us for a day of native gardening along 2nd St in our Historic Old Town Eureka! Meet us at the Eureka Visitor Center on the corner of 2nd and F St. on March 4th from 11:30am to 1pm.
This lovely part of Eureka is lined with planters and you can help us keep them beautiful! We will be working the first Saturday of every month ongoing. We will provide all supplies to get the job done. This is a family-friendly event, kids must have a parent/guardian present.
For any questions please call Jim Thomas at 707-441-4080.
Ivy is invasive and chokes Redwood trees as it grows up their trunks.
HERE WE GO AGAIN! SEQUOIA PARK IVY LEAGUE IS BACK FOR ANOTHER PULL!
That’s right, we have our own Ivy League in town and it’s not what you think. Instead of hitting the books hard to get that college degree, we are hitting the park hard to eradicate ivy from our beloved Redwood forest. This group of dedicated volunteers is gaining some serious momentum. We hope to make this the biggest and best yet!
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