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FOOD & DRINK
Humboldt Dash and Splash invites furry friends to participate at the Humboldt County Fair
Humboldt Dash and Splash wants you to bring your canine companions to the county fair. “We always say it’s the most fun you can possibly have with your dog. The dogs. I love the smiles on their faces, and the handlers love it. It’s it’s addicting thing,” says Jim Williams, president of Humboldt Dash and Splash.
TREMENDA ATMÓSFERA! Plaza Grill Will Shut Down Next Month, But the Arcata Staple Will Morph Into ‘Havana,’ a Cuban-Californian Joint
Plaza Grill is both excited and sentimental to announce that it will be transitioning at the end of September into a new Cuban-Californian fusion restaurant. Plaza Grill has been serving delicious, thoughtfully prepared food on the third floor of Jacoby’s Storehouse in Arcata for over 35 years. Over the time, thousands of patrons have dined and enjoyed their experience at the restaurant through great food and personal customer service. Plaza Grill is both proud and honored to have served three generations of our amazing community. Still today, many of those customers enjoy food and drink at the restaurant regularly. However, as the years go on, ownership has decided that it is time for an exciting new restaurant that they are sure the community will love to take over the space.
Dressed to impress — Ladies Hat Day at the Races
Ladies Hat Day at the Races is a popular event at the Humboldt County Fair where there’s a competition with different “hategories” and the people’s choice winner gets $2,000. Cindy Olsen, the Ladies Hat Day organizer, spoke to Redwood News about the event. “Today is Ladies Hat Day and it’s the day everyone looks forward […] The post Dressed to impress — Ladies Hat Day at the Races appeared first on KIEM-TV | Redwood News.
Humboldt Arts Council Unveils Fall Exhibitions Featuring Local and International Artists
Jerry Pruce: A Retrospective of Abstract Artwork from 70’s to the Present. Over the course of 50 years, 5 major strains of artwork and a couple minor ones, Jerry Pruce has developed a visual language born out of an early fascination with cubism. The artwork has evolved but continues to represent a rite of passage from what he deeply loved as a child and couldn’t explain to what he still loves as an adult and still can’t explain. Abstraction is the visual language and he has chosen to record the journey. Viewers will witness the evolution of Pruce’s process through visual representations of his major and minor strains with the intent being metaphorical, referential, and to impart some form of meaning.
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