Events

Nestled in historic Scott Valley among the majesty of far Northern California’s Marble Mountains, the Jefferson State FLIXX FEST proudly claims to be the premier film festival of the "mythical" 51st State of Jefferson. For three days, filmmakers and film lovers come together for a weekend celebration of film. Now in its sixth year, the festival represents a stand for fiercely independent cinema and is committed to showcasing films and screenplays that capture some of the Jefferson State’s iconic values: beauty, landscape, vision and freedom, in whatever storytelling form that takes. Read More

The Redding Fall Home Show is the finest show held in Shasta County. Featuring a wide range of exhibitors for everything you need for your home or garden.Get answers to your home improvement questions, learn money saving tips, check out the newest products and see the latest in design ideas with trusted, local, experienced vendors and contractors. All you needs and wants, all under one roof, all in one weekend. Read More

Swap Meet and Craft Fair. Free Admittance. Read More

It is one thing to attain popularity as a musician, but it is another to receive the kind of acclaim Metheny has garnered from critics and peers. Over the years, Pat Metheny has won countless polls as “Best Jazz Guitarist” and awards, including three gold records for (Still Life) Talking, Letter from Home, and Secret Story. He has also won 20 Grammy Awards spread out over a variety of different categories including Best Rock Instrumental, Best Contemporary Jazz Recording, Best Jazz Instrumental Solo, Best Instrumental Composition at one point winning seven consecutive Grammies for seven consecutive albums. In 2015 he was inducted into the Downbeat Hall of Fame, becoming only the fourth guitarist to be included (along with Django Reinhardt, Charlie Chrisitan and Wes Montgomery) and is its youngest member. Metheny has spent much of his life on tour, often doing more than 100 shows a year since becoming a bandleader in the 70’s. At the time of this writing, he continues to be one of the brightest stars of the jazz community, dedicating time to both his own projects and those of emerging artists and established veterans alike, helping them to reach their audience as well as realizing their own artistic visions. Read More

The Main Event Gallery's "Art of the Galaxy, Out of this World" exhibit will feature astrophotographers Norman Nasise, Brent Simons and artist Jeff Fennel, along with Gallery member's art. Norman Nasise, peered at the moon for the first time at age 12 through his neighbor's eight inch telescope, built from WWII surplus parts. He has been obsessed with astronomy ever since, building his own observatories and hosting star parties. Brent Simons has been interested in astronomy since acquiring his first telescope at age 12. He moved to Northern California for the Dark Sky. Building his own observatory and experiencing a year-long learning curve, he was finally satisfied with his astrophotos. Jeff Fennel is an multi-media artist, working in many disciplines and mediums across the arts. He is known for his dynamic, multi-dimensional painting on brushed aluminum, painting on odd shaped pieces of scrap metal with imperfections that he calls artifacts. Read More

Explore Downtown Chico's Thursday Night Market on Broadway between 2nd and 4th Street, including side streets and the fabulous City Plaza! This festive, weekly market is a ton of fun and features a bounty of farm-fresh produce from CDFA certified farmers, mouth-watering prepared foods from food trucks, booths and Downtown restaurants, handmade, local arts & crafts, and singer songwriter entertainment for all ages. Read More

The Main Event Gallery's "Art of the Galaxy, Out of this World" exhibit will feature astrophotographers Norman Nasise, Brent Simons and artist Jeff Fennel, along with Gallery member's art. Norman Nasise, peered at the moon for the first time at age 12 through his neighbor's eight inch telescope, built from WWII surplus parts. He has been obsessed with astronomy ever since, building his own observatories and hosting star parties. Brent Simons has been interested in astronomy since acquiring his first telescope at age 12. He moved to Northern California for the Dark Sky. Building his own observatory and experiencing a year-long learning curve, he was finally satisfied with his astrophotos. Jeff Fennel is an multi-media artist, working in many disciplines and mediums across the arts. He is known for his dynamic, multi-dimensional painting on brushed aluminum, painting on odd shaped pieces of scrap metal with imperfections that he calls artifacts. Read More

A Chico summertime tradition for 41 years - the Friday Night Concerts are the best place to hear live, local music for FREE every week May - August. Read More

Come be a part of The 1st annual Redding Roots Revival Music Festival. Two days of regional and national touring acts. Two main outdoor stages with beer garden, merchandise, tickets and information booth will be centrally located at California Street Labs and The Park in downtown Redding to promote existing food and beverage options along with other local music venue stages hosting acts for the weekend. Read More

The Main Event Gallery's "Art of the Galaxy, Out of this World" exhibit will feature astrophotographers Norman Nasise, Brent Simons and artist Jeff Fennel, along with Gallery member's art. Norman Nasise, peered at the moon for the first time at age 12 through his neighbor's eight inch telescope, built from WWII surplus parts. He has been obsessed with astronomy ever since, building his own observatories and hosting star parties. Brent Simons has been interested in astronomy since acquiring his first telescope at age 12. He moved to Northern California for the Dark Sky. Building his own observatory and experiencing a year-long learning curve, he was finally satisfied with his astrophotos. Jeff Fennel is an multi-media artist, working in many disciplines and mediums across the arts. He is known for his dynamic, multi-dimensional painting on brushed aluminum, painting on odd shaped pieces of scrap metal with imperfections that he calls artifacts. Read More