The Highland Art Center is nestled in the historic downtown area of Weaverville California. It was…read moreonce an old home which was converted to an art gallery. It features lovely art pieces from local artists and has lovely grounds to stroll about. I would recommend this little place to anyone coming through the Trinity County area.

Beautiful little gallery in a historic home in a charming historic town. Some world class art on…read moredisplay. Lots of local color as well as excellent service from staff. Grab an apple from the indigenous apple tree out front on the pretty garden walk. The whole experience is very Mark Twain and simply not to be missed if you find yourself on the 299. Break up your drive. Take a relaxed walk through the gallery. You might just find an inquisitor treasure awaits you. I know I did! Too busy enjoying myself to remember to take any photos. Next time! I know I'll be going back soon.

Call me biased but I have helped out/volunteered with the Redding fire festival since I was 14…read moreyears old I now help run the festival and I cannot believe how much we have grown over the years. We now do our festival at Anderson Fairgrounds. We started off in Caldwell Park that should give you an idea on how much we have grown over the years. We try to make the festival, fun and enjoyable for all ages, we offer multiple different vendors to check out durning the day. We also have multiple different fire and circus acts that we offer in the evening. A lot of which most have actually reached out to us, wanting to join our festival. We make sure to have all safety protocols for our fire dancers we have multiple volunteers for these acts with different safety measures to put out any accidents that may happen on stage. We take our performers and the public's safety very seriously especially after the Carr fire. We keep our festivals professional and fun for all ages.

Hi, this is a great professional Fire Festival. Live performers, bands, fire dancers-some…read moreperformers walked the festival interacting with everyone , others were on stage. The festival offers something for everyone between the entertainers to vendors of great foods and a wide variety of art and unique items. You should come early to stroll the festival, have some food and stay to watch the night performances of fire dancers. It's a great festival. We have sold (been an artistic vendor) for two fire festivals here and each year gets better and better. Everyone should go once to experience a great unique adventure. It's great for families and well worth spending a day having fun.

Best framer in Redding! Patty not only is the best framer in but you with design. You will not be…read moredisappointed! You better know that her address is: 1770 Pleasant St. Redding, CA 96001

Patty helped me with my project and I am so grateful as she took extreme attention to detail and…read morecare with making sure it was done perfectly. She really cares about her customer's and you just won't find this level of service at places like Hobby Lobby for your framing needs. Check out the finished picture and how it comes off the wall for a certain look!

The historical artifacts and hands on displays are really cool. Definitely worth more than the…read moreprice of admission. Interesting to learn about Weaverville history.

What a great selection of kids toys, books and apparel! I really appreciated the variety for…read moredifferent ages and interests; such a cute store and great location!

Unfortunately, I had a bad experience while trying to shop here with my mom yesterday. There was an…read moreolder woman working the shop and while I was trying to look at some jewelry she made me feel very uncomfortable. I read another review where someone felt discriminated against and that is exactly what happened to me. I was judged by the way I look. Once my mom realized what was happening, we left. My mom has shopped here before and use to really like this shop but unfortunately we won't be back.

If your visiting the must see Sundial bridge you might as well take a few more steps to come here…read more This garden is literally in the shadows of the Sundial bridge. Its fun to see all the plants and then have a peek a boo view of the bridge in the distance. It is very well maintained and thought out space. The day I visited it was very hot but there is a water fountain and a little shady spot right at the entrance. I met some friendly people there - one a traveler by train eager to see all the national parks. Walking in the heat - it must have been near 95 - you've got to be in good shape. There are large main trails and then smaller ones. I saw what I could with my time constraints and was happy to jump back in my car with a/c. Felt almost like a spa experience. There is so much to see in Turtle Bay I think you might want to set aside a few hours to see it all.

We enjoyed visiting the Arboretum. Very nice walk through the gardens. I liked reading the displays…read morethat talked about the various plants in the garden. A great place to visit.

Shop Around the Corner Books exudes charm with its cozy ambiance and carefully curated selection…read more The personalized recommendations from the knowledgeable owner, Amber, make every visit a delightful literary adventure. It's a haven for book lovers seeking unique finds and a welcoming community atmosphere. We love this place!

Amber (the owner) truly loves books and helping other book-lovers find the books they're after. Her…read morestore is so lovely and welcoming, you'll want to stay beyond what you've originally come in for, just to thumb through her selection. She has something for every reader~ If you can't find what you're looking for, she is happy to order for you and will keep in contact until your order arrives. She is so friendly and genuine...a real treasure in our small downtown area. Before you shop the chain stores, please consider supporting a person who pours their heart into what she loves and into what we value as book-lovers. N.B. The books I have ordered through her were the same as other stores and online pricing. I choose to buy local as an act of support to this wonderfully deserving book seller.

Michael Hopko is the artisan who made the glass octopus I bought at Art FX late July of 2018. I…read morelearned that when I went to Pot-Pourri this afternoon about another matter and Max told me Michael's name and location, writing it down for me on a card. I love that octopus, which sits on a small cabinet next to the wire sculpture Tammy commissioned for us for our wedding anniversary in September of the same year. You can see photos of them together next to the telephone. They give me pleasure whenever I look at them. I got out of Pot-Pourri w/o buying anything more, despite the wonderful selection and huge temptation.