Can we count on you to play a part in helping end homelessness?

Volunteers are Needed for This Year’s Point in Time Count on Tuesday, February 28th.

Every two years, the Humboldt Housing and Homeless Coalition (HHHC) conducts a Point in Time Count of the county’s homeless population. The purpose of the survey is to provide the HHHC with a snapshot of homelessness in Humboldt County at a specific point in time to gain general knowledge about trends and emerging problems and understand how to align services with the needs of our community.

 Volunteers will receive training…and pizza!

If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out the online application at  goo.gl/livl0L

Online applications MUST be completed by Thursday, February 23rd in order to be considered.

SPECIAL OFFER: Free Vin Yasa Class in Febuary

Attend your first Vin Yasa yoga class for FREE!

Start your day off on the right foot with this 60 minute class where you will participate in a flowing, strength and flexibility-building yoga experience – and you won’t have to pay a cent! Tell the front desk at the Adorni that you read about about this special offer on-line when you come in to Vin Yasa Yoga and the drop-in fee will be waived.

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Help Shape Eureka’s Environmental Future

Local Experts Demystify Waste at E.C.O. Eureka Kickoff Event

Learn about the journey of waste from curb to landfill, the role of current and new laws, and the collective impact of our daily actions on February 13

Featured Presenters:

• Jill Duffy of HWMA
• Linda Wise of Recology
• Emma Held of Zero Waste Humboldt
• Miles Slattery, Director of Parks & Recreation

What will be happening:

• There will be community brainstorming sessions where you can collaborate with community members to make recommendations, prioritize strategies, and develop environmental plans for Eureka’s future.
• Help Design an Official City Recognition Green Award Encourage, recognize, and celebrate efforts by Eureka’s Businesses, Schools, and Individuals

Details:

• This special event will take place at the Wharfinger Building Monday, February 13th.
• Doors open at 5pm with complimentary food
• Event will begin at 5:30pm, ending at 7pm.
• Participants are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle.For more information, please call Robin at 707-441-4248

Download a flyer as a PDF here.

UPDATE: Pilates Expanded to Twice a Week

We’ve added a second weekly Pilates Class so now you can attend Wednesdays OR Fridays (or both)!

Grab a mat and get ready to stabilize and strengthen your core!

Astrid is leading thes new Pilates classes where we will practice a series of movements that will help you get stronger, more sculpted muscles and a flexible body.

Improve your posture and get a better sense of well-being: emphasizing on technique and alignment so you can take Pilates with you and safely apply it to your daily activities.

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Eureka Parks and Recreation Community Class Guide is now on line.

A listing of community classes offered by Eureka Parks and Recreation for children and adults from January 2017 through May 2017 in a flip book or pdf format.

Click on this link to view it.

Correction: Kids’ Basketball Camp During Presidents Week

This update reflects the correct ages and grades for children who want to attend this camp.

Children will learn the fundamentals of basketball through drills that focus on dribbling, passing, basic plays, and teamwork.

Participants should come wearing comfortable clothing that include tennis shoes, shorts, track pants, and sweatshirts. It is recommended that children have both warm and cool clothing to adapt to changes in activity level.

CORRECTED: This is for grades 3-8, ages 8-12 (not ages 3-12 as previously listed)

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Pilates Comes to the Adorni Feb 3

Grab a mat and get ready to stabilize and strengthen your core!

Astrid will lead this new Pilates class where we will practice a series of movements that will help you get stronger, more sculpted muscles and a flexible body.

Improve your posture and get a better sense of well-being: emphasizing on technique and alignment so you can take Pilates with you and safely apply it to your daily activities.

Details:

Kids’ Basketball Camp During Presidents Week

Children will learn the fundamentals of basketball through drills that focus on dribbling, passing, basic plays, and teamwork.

Participants should come wearing comfortable clothing that include tennis shoes, shorts, track pants, and sweatshirts. It is recommended that children have both warm and cool clothing to adapt to changes in activity level.

CORRECTED: This is for grades 3-8, ages 8-12 (not ages 3-12 as previously listed)

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Raiders of the Lost Park for Ages 5-12 During Presidents’ Week

Let your young ones explore the environment outside their front door!

Eureka Parks & Recreation’s Explore Eureka program is offering a Presidents Week Camp at Cooper Gulch & Sequoia Park for your young ones to explore the environment outside their front door!

Young Adventurers will hike trails, learn about wildlife living in the park, and experiment with science focused activities relating the ecosystem of the redwoods. Kids will have lunch among the redwoods and learn fun outdoor adventure skills. Camp will take place at Cooper Gulch Tuesday & Thursday and at Sequoia Park on Wednesday & Friday (in the event of rain, camp will default to taking place at Cooper Gulch).

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New Jazz Funk Class for Kids Starts Feb 3

Groove to the beats of r&b and funk while developing a fusion of jazz and hip-hop techniques.

Explore movements that strengthen balance, improve posture and increase flexibility. Learn basic turns and jumps, gain a sense of style and most importantly have fun!

Please have children wear jazz shoes and comfortable dance attire.

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