Enterprise-Anderson Groundwater Sustainability Agency Board

City of Anderson Council Chambers

1887 Howard Street, Anderson, at 2 pm on the following days:

• April 14, 2020
• August 11, 2020
• December 8, 2020.

Y Club, a stable place for pre-teens and teens, is now free to the community through December 2020

REDDING, SEPTEMBER 30, 2020 – Beginning Oct. 1, Shasta Family YMCA is offering Y Club free to youth ages 10-18 (through their senior year in High School), in our community from
12 p.m. until 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. This program will be free through Dec. 31, 2020. Y Club is a space where pre-teens and teens can be themselves, build relationships with mentors, exercise, socialize, and complete homework.

“In a year of rapid changes and disruption, the Shasta Family YMCA is committed to being a stable and reliable place for our community,” said CEO Kristen Lyons. “We feel for the youth in our community who have adjusted to schooling differently, losing out on traditional graduations, and seeing their activities and sports disrupted. The Y has implemented policies to support health and safety through masks, high-frequency cleaning, staff training, and social distancing. Y Club and the YMCA are here for our youth who need an outlet and for our families who need reprieve.”

Just this month, Y Club moved into the Y’s new building at 1740 Eureka Way after a series of renovations and improvements that have taken place since the beginning of the year, with continued revitalization to be completed in the future. These improvements have given Y Club space to grow and space to social distance, and were only possible through donations, grants, and generous community support.

As Paradise marks it’s 2nd anniversary of the Camp Fire of 11/8/18, a number of activities are planned by the Chamber and community organizations. The themes of Hope and Rebuilding are the focus of the Paradise Revival Festival.

Paradise Art Center activity :

Paradise Art Center members’ exhibit “The Hope of Daffodils” will be on display November 3-28 at Nic’s. The daffodil has become synonymous with new beginnings and rebirth because it is one of the first perennials to bloom as winter ends. It is also a harbinger of hope. All art is for sale.

Selfie 2020

November 19, 2020 to January 24, 2021

Chico, CA - Selfie 2020 opens at monca on Thursday, November 19, 2020.

Selfie 2020 is a juried exhibition about "self" after the first ten months of 2020 and COVID. Northern California artists were asked to submit work that reflected their answer to a set of questions about their life and work: Have you changed physically? mentally? Is your mind going in another direction? Has your art taken on a new life?

The exhibition features over 40 unique works of art that portrays the artists’ perspectives and provides a visual history of life during COVID.

The exhibition will include a panel conversation with the artists. The exact time and day will be announced.

monca, Museum of Northern California Art, 900 Esplanade, Chico, CA 95926, 530-487-7272, www.monca.org

Open Thurs – Sun 11am – 5pm. Admission: $5 Adults. Members, Students and Children: Free

monca, Museum of Northern California Art

North Valley Community Foundation’s

North Valley Week of Giving

December 1 – 7, 2020

Chico, CA - monca, The Museum of Northern California Art, is excited to be participating in the North Valley Community Foundation’s North Valley Week of Giving, a regionwide fundraising event open to all nonprofit public charities in Butte, Tehama, Colusa, and Glenn counties, as well as charitable funds of the North Valley Community Foundation. The event follows through on the decades of success of the Annie B’s Community Drive.

North Valley Week of Giving is generously supported by Ken Grossman and Katie Gonser and gives local non-profits a chance to speak directly to the community, to tell their stories and present the opportunity to support their mission.

monca, Museum of Northern California Art, located in Chico’s historic Veteran’s Memorial Hall, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all-volunteer institution that promotes awareness of Northern California artists through collections, exhibitions, and educational programs.

The North Valley Community Organization is the hub for social change for the North Valley. Its mission is to fuel healing and compassion for a better world through grantmaking, partnerships, financial and philanthropic services and help individuals, families, businesses and nonprofits maximize their impact on the local and global community

monca, Museum of Northern California Art, 900 Esplanade, Chico, CA 95926, 530-487-7272, www.monca.org

Open Thurs – Sun 11am – 5pm. Admission: $5 Adults. Members, Students and Children: Free

Event Title: Light Up A Life, Trinity County

Where: Weaverville: Highland Art Center

Hayfork: Roderick Senior Center

Who: Dawn Hospice of Trinity County

Dates: Ceremonies will be held in Hayfork: December 4th 5:30

Weaverville: December 5th 5:30

Dawn Hospice invites you to it's annual Light Up A Life tree lighting ceremonies in both Weaverville and Hayfork. Stars in memory or honor of loved ones will be placed on the trees for a donation of $10 to Dawn Hospice. Stars will be placed upon request throughout the months of November and December. There will be brief ceremonies at each location, the Trees will be officially lighted, and there will be brief comments.

Ceremonies will be outdoors and all participants will be masked and socially distant. Dress warmly.

Stories Nine

John Baca | Sharon DeMeyer | Josh Olivera | Lauren Ruth + Jason Clower

Sheri Simons + Judith Leinen | Marilyn Walsh

​December 4, 2020–January 3, 2021 | F, Sa, Su 10am-2pm

Reception: Saturday | Dec 5 | 5:45—8:15pm

To encourage social distancing, those interested in attending the Stories Nine opening reception are required to sign up for a 15 minute time slot (8 attendees per slot). Please use the link below.

https://calendly.com/1078gallery/stories-9

No appointment is necessary to view the show during normal gallery hours (10am-2pm, Friday-Sunday).

Stories Nine is the ninth annual 1078 Gallery Stories group exhibition held in December. It brings together five to eight artists with strong links to Chico. This year, we have Sierra College instructor/mixed media artist John Baca; CSU Chico ASC (English) photographer/baker Sharon DeMeyer; Feather River College instructor/mixed media artist Josh Olivera; collaborating partners and CSU Chico professors Lauren Ruth (Art) and Jason Clower (Religious Studies); collaborating sculptors Sheri Simons and Judith Leinen; and watercolor painter/Sal Casa student Marilyn Walsh.

To accompany the Stories exhibits, the Gallery publishes a hard-copy booklet that is small enough to hold in your hand or put in a large pocket. It is a document of the artists as they have been and are now.

Live Drive-Thru Nativity

1005 South Jackson Street, Red Bluff

First Church of God

December 11, 12, 13

6:00-8:00 p.m.
rbfcog@sbcglobal.net

530-527-5717

http://www.firstchurchofgodredbluff.org/

Come enjoy the Christmas story with a LIVE Drive Thru Nativity, December 11, 12, and 13 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Enjoy all the sights of Bethlehem and the first Christmas from the comfort of your vehicle. The Drive Thru Nativity will feature live actors, animals and local dancers from Selah Dance Academy. Please enter westbound at the Luther Road entrance. See our website www.firstchurchofgodredbluff.org/ and facebook event pages for more information.