What a wonderful, welcoming, communal space!…read more I was invited to perform here by the Zero to Fierce Festival, and the team here has it going on! I worked with Jackie, Joyful, TL, Mobius, and so many other team members; I'm so grateful to have performed my show THE ANTI "YOGI": Liberation, Not Lululemon, at such a supportive space! I was impressed by the community engagement, hunger, and interest to listen/participate/share. The artwork presented inside is beautiful, the space hosts so many types of shows- and it can accommodate a lot of people! It is truly a communal space; hosting lunchbox sessions to discuss the topics with the artists coming in and the radio station is right next door. Everyone is very supportive toward artists and helping artists; they are engaged in supporting the artist however they may need. They display art work/exhibits in the common area and try to bring in diverse stories that need to be heard. I definitely will recommend this place and festival with others! Thank you all to the team, the viewers, and the community! My percussionist, Neel and I had a tremendous experience and very much wish to return again soon. Please check out what this space does!

Located down in the Creamery district, this local playhouse/community gathering place/theater hosts…read morea variety of events throughout the year. Live music, community theater, art performances, circus shows big and small, kid's programs and summer classes and a few things I'm sure I'm leaving out. Our most recent visit was for the theater costume clearance sale, it opened at 10 this past Saturday morning - we arrived at around 11:30 and it was over! It is what it is! This also shows how popular this local venue is. This is a great playhouse that supports and helps a multitude of organizations within the local community. Because of the unique nature of this facility it runs hours accord to the event(s) it is hosting at that time. You may want to verify with the event your going for what times, dates, etc. in advance if you're driving in from out of the area. That being said, a great community asset and another cool place to see awesome live music in town. A solid 5 star venue. 00307

Definitely worth a stop. Entry is only $5 for adults. It's a small collection so if you only want…read moreto go in for 1/2 hour to give it a Quick Look it's doable. I try to go in every Historic Carnegie Library. Some are still library's but this one was restored for the community for art. This is one of 1,689 he had built in the US. What a great man to build something for the good of society. Was a wonderful way to make books available to everyone. The building inside and out is beautiful.

Worth a visit just to see the lovely Andrew Carnegie public library. Seemed to have primarily…read moreexhibits featuring local artists, with at least some of the work for sale (we bought a nice print created by a local artist).

My dad's been a professor here for over a decade, and I've been lucky enough to visit HSU every 2-3…read moreyears in that time. The campus is unlike any I've ever seen in that it's basically part of the incredibly Humboldt wilderness. There are redwoods on campus with a forest literally next door, and HSU truly embraces the wild side of things. The facilities are nice for the most part, with several new buildings finished in the past year. Being on the HSU campus is a joy, especially if you enjoy nature.

Good teachers, piss poor services. I've been trying to drop a single class from schedule for the…read morepast 2 weeks but because it's after the 2 week deadline, I can't do it without a formal petition and a doctor writing me a letter. I won't be able to get that letter for another month. If you struggle with depression or anxiety like me, I HIGHLY recommend having damn good health insurance or at least a doctor who can get back to you within 2 weeks because you will NOT get the help you need here. Waste of my damn time.

The Sanctuary is such a unique place to visit! I just went to their recurring Ambient Cafe cafe…read moreevent, held the 4th Tuesday of the month from 10 am - 2 pm. Musicians play in a big, comfortable space decorated with very interesting art, antiques and seemingly random objects that make you smile. You can read, write, work on your own crafting projects or simply watch the musicians. There are tables and chairs by the big windows where you can spread out, and comfortable seats facing the musicians. There were delicious scones (sweet or savory), fresh coffee drinks and a self-service tea station. You can drop in at any time, and payment is all on the honor/donation system, with no concrete pricing posted. It's a surreal space where you can really relax and get creative! It looks like they have several recurring monthly events and host art exhibits & musical performancee, all listed on their website.

Went to a see a band play here recently. Great space that is peaceful and with a wonderful…read morecommunity vibe to it. Shoes off at the door which I did not expect but made it feel like being at somebody's house. Very cool and unique.

This is an incredible studio. The teachers and managers do a remarkable job of making world dance…read moreaccessible to the community through fun classes, cultural dance showcases, and community dance events that strengthen and heal the public and the individual alike. I HIGHLY recommend checking out a class. This studio changed my life.

This is a great place for taking a wide range of dance classes! The space is large, clean,…read moreartisticly decorated and comfortable, with large mirrors. There are plenty of places to park and it's in a nice area with a pretty courtyard in front.

Awesome library! Not the biggest for a university library, but huge considering the campus' small…read moresize. I would check out book after book with no problems at all--lots of books at a time even. I learned more from reading these academic library books than from my classes. Great selection of poetry, too. I mean GREAT. And to top it off, there's coffee! I miss having access to so many wonderful books.

What I Love about this library is that you can reap the benefits of various resources especially if…read moreyou're at HSU student or alumni. For instance you can rent out books, articles or scientific periodicals from other California state universities and I was told also order from international Universities. The benefit of being a grad school is that you can have books up to one year until return date is due and rent out their cam corders and camera for an extended period of time . I started off at this school in 2017 and I definitely have seen many renovations through the years including the café, study rooms, tall shelving and interactive group desks, where group members can meet an use a TV to connect to class projects or the Internet. Till this day the library still has a glass case where they display a wide assortment of clubs, issues and events on campus, with nice added touches of regalia/memorabilia! I highly appreciate the fact that this library recycles electronics this can be found at the exit of the library in the main entrance.

The waitress was super friendly and attentive. Good sense of humor. Everyone ordered something…read moredifferent, from chicken wings (even the super hot sauce), burgers, chicken sandwich - all good. Visited on a Sunday afternoon. Plenty of seating. Slightly loud due to a couple of pool games, but overall, great place.

best place to watch sports in Arcata big space with tables…read moreand bar seating lots of TV's I come here when the Padres are playing the A's or giants because my MLB app is blacked out good beer selection great burgers and apps excellent service there's a club attached that I haven't checked out yet

Very much enjoyed seeing these belly dancers at an event on the plaza a couple years ago. Not what…read moreI was expecting to see when I showed up, but definitely a cultural event! We have such diversity of artists here in Humboldt County! We are so fortunate!

A great live music venue located on the campus of Humboldt State University (about 300 miles north…read moreof the San Francisco bay on the 101) Off Laurel Dr and Sequoia Ave, in the Music Arts Buildings area on campus. This intimate venue, at the top of the stairs and to the left, seats about 900 where some of the greatest musical talents in the world have played and graced this amazing stage and venue for decades now. Beer and wine is usually available for purchase, as are light refreshments. A non-smoking venue. Our most recent concert brought us back to this awesome venue for a show with Ozomatli this past Tuesday evening - This show did not disappoint! The Los Angeles based band has been together for almost two decades now, and it showed in their performance as they smoothly moved from urban latino - to hip hop, to cumbia, salsa and funk. This was an awe inspiring show, for both performers and the audience, as many have been, that I have seen at this venue in recent years. Playing at the Van Duzer theater, artists, musicians and performers all seem to thrive in this special and magical venue. It truly does bring out the best in those who play this stage. The audiences are some of the best in the world, and if you go to a show at this venue, you will find and see that those who do attend are there because they love the music and the artist performing. This in turn translates to the musicians and performers and as such the shows here are always spectacular and amazing in their own right. It does not get any better than this for live music. You can reach the Center Arts ticket office at 707-826-3928 to find out more about this venue and upcoming shows. The 2014-15 season looks to be a great one again, so if you ever find yourself on the north coast, 300 miles in the middle of nowhere and looking for world class music, this is it! A Pure 5 STAR venue. 00086

Amazing acts coming through here. Among the folks I've seen here are Ziggy Marley, Matisyahu, and…read moremany more. Definitely worth checking out the center arts selection in the little catalog. Did I see that pink Martini might be coming?