Public Health Tdap Clinics Open By Appointment

Students entering 7th through 12th grade this fall who have not yet had a Tdap booster shot may receive the shot at Public Health’s upcoming appointment-only clinics.

AB354 is a new law requiring all students entering 7th through 12th grade to have this booster shot before school enrollment in fall of 2011.

To help parents comply with this requirement, Shasta County Public Health … Continue Reading →

Catalyst-Redding Hosts Adults-Only Play at Turtle Bay

Catalyst Redding Young Professional's Indie Element Logo

Catalyst-Redding Young Professionals announces its July Indie Element event will be held outdoors at the Turtle Bay Exploration Park on Wednesday, July 6, from 7-10 p.m.

Channel your inner child at this 21+ only event, featuring music and a special after-hours entrance into the Parrot Playhouse, Turtle Bay’s new lorikeet aviary. Run around … Continue Reading →

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Reminder: First City Hall Closure is Friday, July 1

Redding residents are reminded that City Hall will be closed to the public every other Friday, beginning this Friday (July 1). Employees who work at City Hall and the Recreation Center on Parkview Avenue will be furloughed, saving the City… Continue Reading →

Artists Sought for Summer 2011 ArtHop

Artists, you’re invited to join Redding’s 2nd Saturday ArtHop for its 3rd Year. ArtHop is a popular, growing monthly arts event. We are currently seeking artists for July and August 2011. Summer ArtHop events are well attended; we’ve added new… Continue Reading →

Free Suicide Prevention Workshops Begin Today

The Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency and the Suicide Prevention Workgroup are pleased to present four free trainings through the “Connect Project,” a national guide to prevent suicide designed specifically for rural communities. Continue Reading →

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Menu Please: Burrito Bandito is Fast Mex That Tastes Good, Too

It took Femme de Joie a long time to catch on to Burrito Bandito. For one thing, she didn’t have much reason to go out to Airport Road in Redding, where they started at the original location. For another, she… Continue Reading →

‘Zero Limits’ Book Study Group to Begin This Week

The Secret Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace & More

What: “Zero Limits” Book Study Group When: Wednesdays, June 22-July 27 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Where: Unity in Redding, 1852 Buenaventura Blvd #6 Facilitated by Chaplain Peggy McGuire, Unity in Redding will host a six week-long Wednesday study group for the… Continue Reading →

Free Green Film Series Begins Friday with ‘Greenhorns’

What: Redding 2011 Green Film Series, featuring “The Greenhorns” and “The Story of Bottled Water.” When: Friday, June 24, 7-9 p.m. Where: First United Methodist Church, 1825 East Street, Redding, CA 96001 Cost: Free! Introducing the opening of the 2011… Continue Reading →

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Eddy’s: A Throwback to Fine Food, Not Pubs of the Past

From 1982 to 1999, the building at 2151 Market Street in downtown Redding was home to some recognizable names in the local restaurant scene: River City Bar and Grill, Tubby and Ann’s, and Kellie J’s. When Tom VonderHaar opened Eddy’s… Continue Reading →

Gordon Rowland Flamenco Guitar Workshop

Master Guitarist Gordon Rowland will lead a Flamenco workshop Tuesday, June 21 from 7 to 8 p.m. at Redding’s Old City Hall.

Nylon stringed guitars are best for these techniques, but steel stringed instruments will do. Some traditional easy chords are used.

Rowland will concentrate on the rumba Continue Reading →