To look at the impressive faux-Italianate façade on the new restaurant at the corner of Shasta and Market Streets – the Sherven Square complex – you’d think that, well, a Tuscan restaurant was housed there. There’s nothing Asian about the… Continue Reading
What: Join HawkMan Studios and Vintage Wine Bar to Celebrate “All About Color” Mixed Media Works by Gwen Knaebel When: Tuesday (Aug 10), 6 p.m. Where: Vintage Wine Bar & Restaurant 1790 Market Street, Redding vintagedowntown.com Live Music by Charles… Continue Reading
All over the North State, professional pitmasters and weekend grill wizards are firing up their smokeboxes to compete in the region’s biggest barbecue event: the Pros and Joes BBQ Grilldown, an afternoon of music, beer, wine and incredible food, this… Continue Reading
Photo Courtesy of Shasta Historical Society I wonder what Redding’s namesake, Benjamin B. Redding, would say if he were to walk down Market Street in downtown Redding today. It’s a far cry from the Market Street of 1880. It’s even… Continue Reading
For those who missed last month’s Redding Planning Commission meeting, we asked Douglas DeMallie, a Redding senior planner, to explain a recent city staff proposal regarding existing downtown Redding “character” signs, a recommendation approved by the Planning Commission. Doug, thank you for taking a… Continue Reading
What: PechaKucha Night, Redding When: Apr 16, 7 p.m. Where: Market Street Promenade Atrium, Redding What is PechaKucha Night? Click here for A News Cafe’s story. See map to the Atrium here. For more information, contact Tish & Larry Harris… Continue Reading
What: State of Downtown Address When: April 30, 5 p.m. Where: Cascade Theatre April 30th, Viva Downtown will be hosting the State of Downtown at the Cascade Theatre. The evening will begin with a social hour meet and greet at… Continue Reading
On Sunday, I learned that if you put a 270-pound man in a white shirt, under blacklight, you get a whole lotta’ glow. I learned this important lesson in phosphorescence the minute I stepped into Redding’s newest entertainment attraction: the… Continue Reading
An art show that began as a degree requirement for arts student Miki’ala Catalfano developed into an annual, monthlong exhibition of 20 artists representing 14 native groups, filling a void of art shows addressing native issues. Now in its second… Continue Reading
Larry Morgon is retiring from the city of Redding. He has been a tireless advocate for the entire effort to revitalize and re-grow the downtown. In late 1994, early 1995, the Redding Redevelopment Agency created a focus group to explore… Continue Reading
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