They want to show off YOUR art at our Harry Potter Celebration on October 29th! Just submit your Harry Potter themed, 2-dimensional art to the library in Eureka before Oct. 22nd, and they’ll display it during the event. See the submission form for more details!
This update changes the meeting location to the North end of the Bayshore mall parking lot and includes lunch and has an updated flyer and image.
The City of Eureka invites you to come together to preview this new waterfront trail and help get it ready for the public!
Continue reading UPDATE: Community Cleanup Event for the NEW Trail
The league is available for all full time students currently enrolled in grades 3-12. The fees are $65 for each participant and we offer a family discount (2 or more children) for $55/each. There is also a $5 non-resident fee for each participant that lives outside Eureka City Limits.
Continue reading Hoopsters Youth Basketball Registration Begins Oct 10
Bring the whole family to this fun, free event on October 29 at Sequoia Park.Take a historic trek down to the duck pond and discover what lurks in the shadows as you’re taken on a journey to learn the truth about the witch’s cabin.
(Information in red is updated as of 10/11/2016.)
The City of Eureka invites you to come together to preview this new waterfront trail and help get it ready for the public!
FREE Conservation Lecture: Elephants in Tanzania – Friday, October 21In In their presentation, Elephants – Winning the War on Ivory, Krissie Clark & Wayne Lotter of PAMS Foundation will discuss how an intelligent multiagency approach is the way to win the War on Ivory in Tanzania. This project is supported by Sequoia Park Zoo’s Quarters for Conservation fundraising efforts. PAMS Foundation has revolutionized conventional anti-poaching tactics and notched up remarkable achievements. Using an innovative intelligence-based multi-agency approach, which includes field experts, rangers on the ground, aerial surveillance, prosecutors, investigators, and community support, Tanzania has arrested many of the biggest ivory traders. Attendees will learn how these efforts have reduced Tanzania’s nearly 10,000 elephants killed a year by more than one third.
The Lecture will be held in the Zoo’s Flamingo Room with a reception and conservation crafts sale starting at 6:30. The Lecture will start at 7pm. This is a FREE event!
Visit this page at Sequoia Park Zoo’s website for more information about the lecture and the speaker.
The alignment has been cleared, and trail construction has commenced. Construction should be completed by mid-October. Continue reading Phase A of the Waterfront Trail Almost Completed
The City of Eureka Parks & Recreation Department wants to open a dialog with users of Hammond Park to help us learn how we can improve this park that serves so many of our residents.
We have an opportunity to make some upgrades to Hammond Park and increase its value as a recreational asset for the neighborhoods that it serves.
The State of California Department of Parks & Recreation’s California Youth Soccer and Recreation Development Program is a chance for the City to compete for grant funding to update the basketball court, bathrooms, and irrigation system.
Come share your thoughts on Hammond Park and help us make plans for the future!
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Give the gift of an unexpected treat. Give a Halloween costume to an underprivileged child. Continue reading Halloween Costume Drive at the Adorni Center
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