April 28, 2019
Does viewing the country’s largest Killer Whale skeleton sound exciting? How about being surrounded by a virtual kelp forest inside a geodesic dome? Making marine art, listening to a lecture about ocean edibles, or finding out how a 3D scanner/printer works? If these sound like fun, you’re in luck. You can do all this and more at the Noyo Center for Marine Science’s new Discovery Center, downtown in Fort Bragg.
April 28, 2019
Most people only dream about life on the rolling sea. But at Fort Bragg’s Noyo Harbor, a number of fishing companies offer a variety of ways for people to interact with the mighty Pacific, whether watching whales, enjoying the freshest-caught fish sold direct from the harbor, or spending an afternoon or a whole day trying to land a salmon or a mini-school of rockfish for dinner.
September 30, 2018
High Art Contest Showcases the Cannabis Art Movement For decades, artists have created bodies of work associated with or inspired by marijuana. Over time, the cannabis art movement has expanded far beyond familiar themes, with […]
September 30, 2018
The Albion River Bridge: A History On July 31, 2017, the Albion River Bridge was placed in the National Register of Historic Places and as a result, this property has also been listed in the […]
September 30, 2018
Erin Dertner: Light Enlivens her Soul Whether the cool shadows of early morning or those falling long and warm in the evening, artist Erin Dertner says the subject matter of her paintings is secondary to […]
September 30, 2018
Not Just For The Birds. For outdoor lovers, there are countless reasons to spend time on Mendocino County’s south coast. Along with the peerless beauty of the Stornetta Public Lands and the captivating views and […]