Please check the info and website. Synapsis Nova has…read morerelocated to 1675 Union st in Eureka. Come join in one of the many dance classes offered.

Located in Old Town, this museum is definitely worth a visit. As soon as we entered, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable volunteers struck up a conversation and gave us the lay of the land. The museum, one of the largest in northwestern CA, has impressive collections of Humboldt county history and local Native American artifacts. In particular they are known for an extensive, beautiful basket collection. The gift shop is attractive, especially the carved wooden bird collection. We could not resist the Great Heron, and it looks lovely in our home. On leaving the volunteers happily gave us lunch suggestions! Museum and history lovers will enjoy this place.

Comprehensive history museum with interesting pieces. Definitely worth a visit. Lots of local…read moreartifacts.

This museum is such a wonderful little stop along the coast. It's clearly well loved and…read moremaintained, and has several rooms full of the colorful history of Trinidad. Patty, the sweet woman who welcomed us in, was easily my favorite. She is the definition of someone who loves her job. She loved to answer our questions, while giving fascinating descriptions of events and history. This place was wonderful, and a perfect place to stop, especially in the rain!!! Thanks Patty:)

This review is for the botanical gardens at the library and museum. When we arrived, the museum and…read morelibrary were not open because they didnt open until 12pm. We ended up walking and touring the botanical gardens instead. This is a perfect place to sit down for lunch of read a book. Taking a moment to yourself in a peaceful and quiet setting. The botanical gardens is a short yet well maintained path. The decomposed granite path curves through beautiful blooming native plants. Native plants full of blossoms and happy bees working hard to pollinate. The paths are short and small but loop around a little pond. It's very nice. If you have the time, stop by and appreciate this botanical garden.

As the founder of San Diego's #1 rated circus entertainment company, client satisfaction is of…read moreparamount importance. To ensure this, I've hired Sean multiple times for professional event entertainment and I've admired his technical skills, showmanship, stage presence, expertise, and ability to bring joy to audiences first hand. He is easily recommendable and a wonderful human. His commitment to his craft, dedication to improving his skills, and the love of the arts he has all shine through. I will keep hiring him, every opportunity I have. A true gem, you've found who you're looking for.

I hosted a retreat here in June and it was idyllic. The team was warm and inviting and Judi…read morefacilitated a variety of experiences (such as pilates and rafting) that ensured we had just the right amount of activity-to-relaxation ratio. Would highly recommend!

Our family just got back from visiting the glorious Redwoods and staying right by the ocean in…read moreMcKinleyville. We came across John's Glass Blowing shop in Eureka while researching the surrounding towns. I gave John a call and asked if he was able to give my 2 older nieces a fun experience with glass blowing. (My husband and I were able to visit a glass blowing shop while visiting the Oregon coast in the town of Lincoln City. It was such a fun time and great memory for us.) John said, "Absolutely, come on by, we'd love to have them." He proceeded to make an appointment and fit us in his schedule. It was fantastic. We met John, who was so friendly and welcoming. My nieces were able to work with Matt, John's very experienced work partner. My nieces had a great time learning and participating with Matt's close guidance. My daughter and I also decided to join in on action too. We all came away with some beautiful glass pieces that we will appreciate for years to come. Matt was really kind and great at explaining different parts of the process. Definitely visit John's work studio and shop... His glass art pieces are whimsical and inspiring. They almost seem alive. His unique sculptures reminded me of so many creatures I've encountered while snorkeling in the Pacific Ocean. I've seen quite a bit of glass art, but John's technique, imagination, and color combinations were surprising and delightful. John's place was a wonderful highlight during our visit and we would definitely return in the future.

Such a cute little spot to check out if you're passing through Eureka! John was very polite and…read morewelcoming the second me and my friend stepped into his studio. His art is so life-like!! I couldn't leave the studio without picking up a few goodies :)

Great stuff but it's mostly jewelry. I did get a Kachina doll and a small sculpture/figurine. I…read morewish they had more art but it's a good little place to stop by and check out.

How many of my friends & ex's have worked here??? More than my fingers can count. I remember…read moreworking the reception desk for a summer here---very interesting summer job. But yeah, the gift shop is decent. They have a decent selection of Native artwork, with quite a bit of art from the local Northern California tribes. I love/miss the basket designs of the Northern California tribes (Wiyot, Yurok, Hoopa, etc.). While here I picked up a greeting card made by a local artist as well as Blackfoot Confederacy's latest pow wow cd.

Excellent and compact home returned to its original decorated state with lots of historical items…read moreof City of Arcata history on display,

The Phillips House Museum is located in Arcata, CA - and chronicles what early life in the area was…read morelike. The building it is located in - is allegedly the oldest remaining house in the area. It's a small house/building - and I believe it is currently only open for visits on Sunday afternoons - please verify their hours before visiting. There are lots of interesting exhibits, including old newspaper articles about the events of the day throughout various parts of history... There are two levels to the house - the main level (ground floor) and an upstairs. I found the kitchen to be interesting - seeing how things were back in days of yore... #PhillipsHouseMuseum