Category: Events

OCTOBER 7, 2022 Taking place now. 4 – 6 pm. 3rd Street is blocked off.

By Donna Westfall – September 17, 2022 On this day in 1787, the United States Constitution was adopted when delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed the document in Philadelphia. After 235 years one has to wonder if President Biden will obliterate the constitution by the end of his term. While public schools can determine what…

By Samuel Strait – September 12, 2022 On Sunday afternoon nearly 200 local citizens crowded the newlyrefurbished auditorium at Crescent Elk to listen to an exceptionalperformance of classical music from cellist Thomas Mesa and pianist IlyaYakushev.  Ranging from Beethoven to Rachmaninoff this scintillating duokept the audience focused on the performance unfolding before them fornearly two…

Del Norte CalFresh Healthy Living – September 2, 2022

When’s the last time you remember spending $3 to watch a movie in the theatre? Crescent City Cinema’s is advertising $3 tickets this Saturday in honor of National Cinema Day. They are located at 375 M Street, Crescent City in the Safeway shopping mall. Questions: Call 707 464 3226.

Commentary by Samuel Strait – August 29, 2022 I must admit I am a relative novice when it comes to Classical Music.  Iam most certainly aware of much of its historical value to humansociety, yet my skill level in determining what is good and bad music islimited to those pieces of music that I find…

By Jaime Yarbrough – August 20, 2022 The Klamath Yurok Salmon Festival was held in Klamath this Saturday. The first such festival since the onset of COVID-19, 2 1/2 years ago. What appeared to be a few thousand people attended with well over 100 art, craft, clothing and food vendors as well as many cultural…

A Meet and Greet is taking place on Sunday, August 21 from 1:30 – 4:30 pm at the VFW located at 810 H Street in Crescent City. If ever there was a time for change, now is it. This FREE event is open to the public. Assorted food and drink will be provided. Let’s give…

By Jaime Yarbrough – July 16, 2022 70 is sort of a luck number for me as I graduated in 1970 and reasonably proud of it for several reasons subsequent generations would fail to understand. But I decided to brave the chilly water of the Smith River and at least say “I was there, and…