Events

Join us as we kick off the 76th Annual Redding Rodeo on Wednesday May 15th. Opening night will feature Extreme Bulls and Barrels. Join us for the 76th Redding Rodeo, May 15, 16, 17, 18, 2024. This family event is filled with excitement and fun for everyone. A PRCA sanctioned sporting event, Top cowboys and cowgirls from across the country will compete across traditional rodeo events like bull riding, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping, tie-down roping, and women’s barrel racing. Feel the adrenaline as daring riders try to stay on a bucking bronco for a qualified eight-second ride, or brave bull riders get flung around by an enormous bull. Marvel at the skill of rodeo athletes, including world champions, as they wrestle steers to the ground or expertly rope calves against the clock. Between events, delight in specialty acts like rodeo clowns, trick riders performing daring stunts, the patriotic presentation of colors, and crowd-pleasing mutton bustin’ where kids try their hand at sheep riding. Enjoy fair food, visit sponsor booths, let kids enjoy the kid’s corral play area, and don’t miss the Saturday night fireworks extravaganza. Read More

Experience Glowing Wild: An Illuminated Wildlife Lantern Festival for the first time at Turtle Bay Exploration Park, featuring 10 acres of illuminated wildlife displays throughout the Botanical Gardens, inspired by Asian lanterns and showcasing plants and animals from around the world! Featuring Themed Music & Animation; Glowing Swings & Bubbles; Food & Drinks by Mosaic; & More! Read More

Experience Glowing Wild: An Illuminated Wildlife Lantern Festival for the first time at Turtle Bay Exploration Park, featuring 10 acres of illuminated wildlife displays throughout the Botanical Gardens, inspired by Asian lanterns and showcasing plants and animals from around the world! Featuring Themed Music & Animation; Glowing Swings & Bubbles; Food & Drinks by Mosaic; & More! Read More

Art is vital to a healthy, happy, vibrant life and community. Come see how the Tehama County Arts Council is raising awareness to ways art can contribute to that with their Bee Show art, during Mental Health Awareness Month. Art will focus on depicting a bee theme either in the art or the title; bee kind, bee a friend, bee happy, bee authentic, bee strong, bee at peace, bee free or any other message that speaks to the artists to be creative! The Bee Show will open with an artist's reception Friday, May 10, 5:30-8pm, Tehama Arts Gallery, 328 Oak Street, Red Bluff. Come vote for your favorite piece of art to win the People's Choice Award. The show runs through May 31, 11am-5pm, Fridays & Saturdays. Free Art Classes focusing on creating more positive mental health are also offered. Information is on the Tehama County Arts Council's Facebook page. For exhibiting or signing up for the art classes email: tcacarts@gmail.com, (530) 278-5691, www.tehamaarts.org. Read More

Experience Glowing Wild: An Illuminated Wildlife Lantern Festival for the first time at Turtle Bay Exploration Park, featuring 10 acres of illuminated wildlife displays throughout the Botanical Gardens, inspired by Asian lanterns and showcasing plants and animals from around the world! Featuring Themed Music & Animation; Glowing Swings & Bubbles; Food & Drinks by Mosaic; & More! Read More

Art is vital to a healthy, happy, vibrant life and community. Come see how the Tehama County Arts Council is raising awareness to ways art can contribute to that with their Bee Show art, during Mental Health Awareness Month. Art will focus on depicting a bee theme either in the art or the title; bee kind, bee a friend, bee happy, bee authentic, bee strong, bee at peace, bee free or any other message that speaks to the artists to be creative! The Bee Show will open with an artist's reception Friday, May 10, 5:30-8pm, Tehama Arts Gallery, 328 Oak Street, Red Bluff. Come vote for your favorite piece of art to win the People's Choice Award. The show runs through May 31, 11am-5pm, Fridays & Saturdays. Free Art Classes focusing on creating more positive mental health are also offered. Information is on the Tehama County Arts Council's Facebook page. For exhibiting or signing up for the art classes email: tcacarts@gmail.com, (530) 278-5691, www.tehamaarts.org. Read More

The 11th Annual Art of Survival Century Bicycle Ride isn’t just about pedaling a road or mountain bike through beautiful stretches of county side. It’s also an opportunity to learn about a region that includes Southern Oregon’s Klamath Basin and Northern California’s Tulelake Basin and Butte Valley area. What is unique about this event—which is a ride, not a race—is that at each rest stop offers educational components and/or ranger or historian led talks highlighting the cultural history, geography, environmental issues and geology of the area. Read More

Experience Glowing Wild: An Illuminated Wildlife Lantern Festival for the first time at Turtle Bay Exploration Park, featuring 10 acres of illuminated wildlife displays throughout the Botanical Gardens, inspired by Asian lanterns and showcasing plants and animals from around the world! Featuring Themed Music & Animation; Glowing Swings & Bubbles; Food & Drinks by Mosaic; & More! Read More

The 11th Annual Art of Survival Century Bicycle Ride isn’t just about pedaling a road or mountain bike through beautiful stretches of county side. It’s also an opportunity to learn about a region that includes Southern Oregon’s Klamath Basin and Northern California’s Tulelake Basin and Butte Valley area. What is unique about this event—which is a ride, not a race—is that at each rest stop offers educational components and/or ranger or historian led talks highlighting the cultural history, geography, environmental issues and geology of the area. Read More

Art is vital to a healthy, happy, vibrant life and community. Come see how the Tehama County Arts Council is raising awareness to ways art can contribute to that with their Bee Show art, during Mental Health Awareness Month. Art will focus on depicting a bee theme either in the art or the title; bee kind, bee a friend, bee happy, bee authentic, bee strong, bee at peace, bee free or any other message that speaks to the artists to be creative! The Bee Show will open with an artist's reception Friday, May 10, 5:30-8pm, Tehama Arts Gallery, 328 Oak Street, Red Bluff. Come vote for your favorite piece of art to win the People's Choice Award. The show runs through May 31, 11am-5pm, Fridays & Saturdays. Free Art Classes focusing on creating more positive mental health are also offered. Information is on the Tehama County Arts Council's Facebook page. For exhibiting or signing up for the art classes email: tcacarts@gmail.com, (530) 278-5691, www.tehamaarts.org. Read More