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Tide Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Welcome/information centers . . . . . 9Schedule of events . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Art galleries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Roadside attractions . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Casinos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Lighthouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Hiking the coast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36Hiking inland Oregon . . . . . . . . . . .38Hiking the redwoods . . . . . . . . . . .43Historic bomb trail . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

Elk beside the highway . . . . . . . . . .49Bird watching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50Golf courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57Surfing and kayaking . . . . . . . . . . . .61Charter boats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62Jet boat tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65Marine mammal center . . . . . . . . . .68Whales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69Seals and sea lions . . . . . . . . . . . . .71River fishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72Expanded hiking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77

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SUNRISE 6:52 AM - PST 1 Tu 3:17 3.0 4:02 0.2 2 W 4:04 2.5 4:38 0.2 3 Th 4:44 2.2 5:10 0.4 4 F 5:20 1.8 5:39 0.6 5 Sa 5:55 1.5 6:06 0.9

SUNRISE 6:44 AM - PST6 Su 6:30 1.2 6:33 1.27 M 7:05 1.1 7:01 1.68 Tu 7:43 1.0 7:29 2.19 W 8:24 1.0 7:58 2.510 Th 9:11 1.0 8:32 2.9

SUNRISE 6:36 AM - PST11 F 10:08 1.0 9:16 3.312 Sa 11:14 1.0 10:21 3.613** Su 1:25 0.814 M 12:49 3.6 2:29 0.415 Tu 2:14 3.3 3:23 0.1

SUNRISE 7:27 AM - PDT16 W 3:22 2.7 4:11 -0.217 Th 4:19 1.9 4:55 -0.318 F 5:11 1.1 5:37 -0.219 Sa 6:01 0.3 6:18 0.120 Su 6:50 -0.4 6:58 0.5

SUNRISE 7:19 AM - PDT21 M 7:39 -0.8 7:40 1.022 Tu 8:30 1.0 8:24 1.623 W 9:24 -0.8 9:11 2.224 Th 10:22 -0.5 10:05 2.725 F 11:27 -0.1 11:12 3.1

SUNRISE 7:10 AM - PDT26 Sa 12:37 0.227 Su 12:35 3.2 1:48 0.428 M 2:01 3.1 2:50 0.529 Tu 3:11 2.7 3:42 0.630 W 4:04 2.2 4:24 0.731 Th 4:48 1.7 5:00 0.9

Tide TablesMARCH 2011

Curry and Del Norte Counties

Date Day Time Ft. Time Ft.

LOW TIDESA.M. P.M.

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**Daylight Savings Time Begins 3/13 2AM

SUNSET 6:07 PM - PST1 Tu 9:06 6.8 10:32 6.02 W 9:54 6.8 11:02 6.23 Th 10:35 6.8 11:28 6.4 4 F 11:14 6.7 11:53 6.55 Sa 11:51 6.5

SUNSET 6:13 PM - PST6 Su 12:18 6.6 12:28 6.27 M 12:43 6.7 1:07 5.98 Tu 1:09 6.7 1:48 5.59 W 1:38 6.6 2:34 5.110 Th 2:10 6.6 3:29 4.7

SUNSET 6:18 PM - PST11 F 2:49 6.4 4:39 4.512 Sa 3:38 6.3 6:04 4.413** Su 5:41 6.3 8:22 4.614 M 6:56 6.3 9:18 5.015 Tu 8:10 6.5 10:01 5.5

SUNSET 7:24 PM - PDT16 W 9:16 6.8 10:38 6.117 Th 10:16 7.1 11:14 6.718 F 11:12 7.3 11:50 7.219 Sa 12:05 7.320 Su 12:27 7.6 12:59 7.1

SUNSET 7:30 PM - PDT21 M 1:05 7.9 1:52 6.722 Tu 1:46 8.0 2:48 6.323 W 2:29 7.8 3:48 5.824 Th 3:16 7.4 4:55 5.325 F 4:09 7.0 6:11 5.0

SUNSET 7:36 PM - PDT26 Sa 5:13 6.4 7:31 5.027 Su 6:28 6.0 8:40 5.228 M 7:46 5.8 9:33 5.429 Tu 8:55 5.8 10:14 5.730 W 9:53 5.8 10:46 5.931 Th 10:42 5.9 11:15 6.1

Tide TablesMARCH 2011



HIGH TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNRISE 7:00 AM - PDT1 F 5:26 1.2 5:32 1.12 Sa 6:00 0.8 6:02 1.33 Su 6:34 0.4 6:31 1.64 M 7:07 0.2 6:59 1.85 Tu 7:41 -0.0 7:29 2.2

SUNRISE 6:51 AM - PDT6 W 8:18 -0.6 8:00 2.57 Th 8:58 -0.3 8:34 2.88 F 9:43 0.1 9:14 3.19 Sa 10:35 0.2 10:07 3.3

10 Su 11:34 0.3 11:19 3.4SUNRISE 6:43 AM - PDT

11 M 12:38 0.312 Tu 12:45 3.1 1:40 0.313 W 2:04 2.6 2:37 0.314 Th 3:10 1.7 3:28 0.315 F 4:06 0.8 4:16 0.5

SUNRISE 6:35 AM - PDT16 Sa 4:57 -0.2 5:02 0.717 Su 5:47 -1.0 5:46 1.018 M 6:35 -1.6 6:30 1.319 Tu 7:24 -1.8 7:16 1.720 W 8:13 -1.8 8:03 2.1

SUNRISE 6:27 AM - PDT21 Th 9:04 -1.5 8:55 2.522 F 9:58 -1.0 9:54 2.823 Sa 10:55 -0.5 11:03 3.024 Su 11:56 0.1 25 M 12:23 2.9 12:58 0.5

SUNRISE 6:20 AM - PDT26 Tu 1:43 2.6 1:57 0.827 W 2:49 2.1 2:48 1.128 Th 3:41 1.6 3:33 1.429 F 4:24 1.0 4:12 1.630 Sa 5:02 0.5 4:47 1.8

Tide TablesAPRIL 2011



LOW TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNSET 7:42 PM - PDT1 F 11:25 5.9 11:40 6.32 Sa 12:04 5.93 Su 12:06 6.5 12:43 5.84 M 12:31 6.6 1:21 5.75 Tu 12:58 6.7 2:00 5.5

SUNSET 7:48 PM - PDT6 W 1:26 6.6 2:42 5.37 Th 1:56 6.6 3:28 5.08 F 2:31 6.5 4:22 4.89 Sa 3:12 6.3 5:24 4.710 Su 4:04 6.1 6:32 4.7

SUNSET 7:53 PM - PDT11 M 5:10 5.9 7:35 4.912 Tu 6:29 5.8 8:27 5.413 W 7:49 5.8 9:11 5.914 Th 9:02 6.0 9:51 6.415 F 10:07 6.2 10:30 7.0

SUNSET 7:59 PM - PDT16 Sa 11:06 6.3 11:09 7.517 Su (12:02 6.4) 11:49 7.818 M 12:57 6.319 Tu 12:30 8.0 1:50 6.220 W 1:14 7.9 2:45 5.9

SUNSET 8:04 PM - PDT21 Th 1:59 7.5 3:42 5.622 F 2:48 7.0 4:43 5.423 Sa 3:42 6.5 5:48 5.224 Su 4:44 5.8 6:52 5.225 M 5:57 5.3 7:51 5.3

SUNSET 8:10 PM - PDT26 Tu 7:15 5.0 8:40 5.527 W 8:29 4.9 9:19 5.828 Th 9:32 5.0 9:52 6.029 F 10:26 5.0 10:22 6.230 Sa 11:13 5.2 10:51 6.4

Tide TablesAPRIL 2011



HIGH TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNRISE 6:13 AM - PDT1 Su 5:37 0.0 5:21 2.02 M 6:12 -0.4 5:54 2.23 Tu 6:46 -0.6 6:28 2.44 W 7:22 -0.8 7:02 2.65 Th 7:59 -0.9 7:38 2.8

SUNRISE 6:06 AM - PDT6 F 8:39 -0.8 8:19 3.0

7 Sa 9:22 -0.7 9:07 3.1 8 Su 10:10 -0.5 10:07 3.1 9 M 11:01 -0.3 11:20 3.010 Tu 11:56 0.0

SUNRISE 6:00 AM - PDT11 W 12:38 2.5 12:53 0.412 Th 1:52 1.8 1:50 0.713 F 2:56 0.8 2:44 1.014 Sa 3:53 -0.1 3:37 1.415 Su 4:45 -1.0 4:28 1.7

SUNRISE 5:55 AM - PDT16 M 5:35 -1.7 5:18 1.917 T 6:23 -2.1 6:07 2.118 W 7:10 -2.2 6:57 2.319 Th 7:58 -2.0 7:47 2.520 F 8:45 -1.6 8:41 2.6

SUNRISE 5:51 AM - PDT21 Sa 9:33 -1.1 9:40 2.722 Su 10:21 -0.5 10:44 2.823 M 11:11 0.1 11:56 2.624 Tu 12:01 0.7 25 W 1:08 2.3 12:52 1.2

SUNRISE 5:47 AM - PDT26 Th 2:14 1.8 1:42 1.727 F 3:08 1.3 2:30 2.028 Sa 3:55 0.7 3:16 2.329 Su 4:35 0.2 3:59 2.630 M 5:13 -0.3 4:40 2.731 Tu 5:50 -0.7 5:20 2.8

Tide TablesMAY 2011



LOW TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNRISE 5:43 AM - PDT1 W 6:27 -1.0 6:00 2.92 Th 7:04 -1.2 6:40 2.93 F 7:42 -1.3 7:23 2.9

4 Sa 8:21 -1.3 8:10 2.95 Su 9:02 -1.1 9:03 2.8

SUNRISE 5:41 AM - PDT 6 M 9:45 -0.8 10:04 2.7 7 Tu 10:31 -0.4 11:12 2.3 8 W 11:18 0.2 9 Th 12:25 1.8 12:10 0.810 F 1:36 1.1 1:06 1.4

SUNRISE 5:40 AM - PDT11 Sa 2:42 0.2 2:05 1.912 Su 3:41 -0.6 3:04 2.313 M 4:34 -1.2 4:03 2.514 Tu 5:25 -1.7 4:59 2.615 W 6:12 -1.9 5:51 2.6

SUNRISE 5:40 AM - PDT16 Th 6:57 -1.9 6:43 2.617 F 7:41 -1.7 7:33 2.618 Sa 8:23 -1.3 8:24 2.619 Su 9:04 -0.9 9:17 2.620 M 9:44 -0.3 10:14 2.5

SUNRISE 5:41 AM - PDT21 Tu 10:24 0.4 11:15 2.422 W 11:04 1.0 23 Th 12:21 2.1 (11:46 1.6)24 F 1:26 1.7 12:32 2.225 Sa 2:26 1.3 1:23 2.6

SUNRISE 5:42 AM - PDT26 Su 3:19 0.7 2:18 3.027 M 4:06 0.2 3:13 3.128 Tu 4:48 -0.3 4:04 3.229 W 5:27 -0.7 4:51 3.130 Th 6:06 -1.0 5:37 3.0

Tide TablesJUNE 2011



LOW TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNSET 8:46 PM - PDT1 W (1:07 5.2) 11:50 7.02 Th (1:47 5.3) 3 F 12:28 7.0 2:27 5.4

4 Sa 1:08 6.9 3:08 5.55 Su 1:51 6.8 3:51 5.6

SUNSET 8:49 PM - PDT6 M 2:40 6.4 4:34 5.87 Tu 3:35 6.0 5:20 6.08 W 4:41 5.4 6:05 6.39 Th 5:59 4.9 6:53 6.6

10 F 7:24 4.7 7:41 7.0SUNSET 8:52 PM - PDT

11 Sa 8:48 4.7 8:30 7.312 Su 10:03 4.9 9:19 7.613 M 11:07 5.2 10:08 7.814 Tu (12:02 5.4) 10:57 7.815 W (12:52 5.6) 11:45 7.8

SUNSET 8:54 PM - PDT16 Th 1:38 5.817 F 12:32 7.5 2:22 5.918 Sa 1:18 7.2 3:05 5.919 Su 2:05 6.7 3:47 5.920 M 2:52 6.1 4:29 5.9


SUNSET 8:56 PM - PDT26 Su 9:44 4.2 8:39 6.527 M 10:42 4.5 9:22 6.728 Tu 11:30 4.8 10:05 6.929 W (12:10 5.0) 10:47 7.230 Th (12:48 5.3) 11:29 7.3

Tide TablesJUNE 2011



HIGH TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNSET 8:15 PM - PDT1 Su 11:55 5.2 11:19 6.62 M 12:36 5.3 11:48 6.73 Tu 1:16 5.34 W 12:19 6.7 1:56 5.35 Th 12:51 6.7 2:38 5.2

SUNSET 8:21 PM - PDT6 F 1:27 6.7 3:24 5.1

7 Sa 2:06 6.5 4:12 5.1 8 Su 2:51 6.3 5:05 5.1 9 M 3:45 5.9 5:58 5.310 Tu 4:52 5.6 6:50 5.5

SUNSET 8:26 PM - PDT11 W 6:10 5.3 7:38 5.912 Th 7:33 5.1 8:23 6.413 F 8:52 5.2 9:07 6.914 Sa 10:02 5.4 9:50 7.415 Su 11:05 5.6 10:34 7.7

SUNSET 8:31 PM - PDT16 M (12:02 5.7) 11:18 7.917 T (12:56 5.8)18 W 12:03 7.9 1:47 5.819 Th 12:49 7.7 2:38 5.820 F 1:36 7.3 3:29 5.7

SUNSET 8:36 PM - PDT21 Sa 2:25 6.8 4:21 5.622 Su 3:16 6.2 5:13 5.523 M 4:13 5.5 6:05 5.624 Tu 5:19 5.0 6:54 5.625 W 6:33 4.5 7:38 5.8

SUNSET 8:41 PM - PDT26 Th 7:51 4.3 8:18 5.927 F 9:04 4.3 8:54 6.128 Sa 10:06 4.5 9:29 6.329 Su 10:59 4.6 10:03 6.530 M 11:45 4.8 10:38 6.731 Tu (12:27 5.0) 11:13 6.9

Tide TablesMAY 2011



HIGH TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNRISE 5:45 AM - PDT 1 F 6:44 -1.3 6:23 2.9 2 Sa 7:21 -1.4 7:09 2.7 3 Su 7:59 -1.3 7:59 2.5 4 M 8:38 -1.1 8:53 2.2 5 Tu 9:18 -0.6 9:52 1.9

SUNRISE 5:47 AM - PDT6 W 10:00 0.0 10:56 1.67 Th 10:45 0.8 8 F 12:06 1.1 (11:35 1.5)

9 Sa 1:17 0.6 12:32 2.210 Su 2:27 0.0 1:38 2.7

SUNRISE 5:51 AM - PDT11 M 3:29 -0.5 2:46 2.912 Tu 4:25 -1.0 3:51 3.013 W 5:15 -1.2 4:50 2.914 Th 6:00 -1.3 5:43 2.715 F 6:41 -1.3 6:32 2.6

SUNRISE 5:55 AM - PDT16 Sa 7:20 -1.1 7:18 2.417 Su 7:56 -0.7 8:03 2.318 M 8:31 -0.2 8:49 2.219 Tu 9:04 0.3 9:37 2.120 W 9:37 0.9 10:29 2.0

SUNRISE 5:59 AM - PDT21 Th 10:11 1.5 11:26 1.922 F 10:47 2.2 23 Sa 12:30 1.7 (11:29 2.7)24 Su 1:36 1.4 12:23 3.125 M 2:38 1.0 1:29 3.4

SUNRISE 6:04 AM - PDT26 Tu 3:31 0.5 2:37 3.527 W 4:18 -0.0 3:37 3.428 Th 5:00 -0.5 4:30 3.129 F 5:39 -0.8 5:19 2.830 Sa 6:17 -1.1 6:07 2.431 Su 6:55 -1.1 6:55 2.0

Tide TablesJULY 2011



LOW TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNSET 8:56 PM - PDT1 F 1:25 5.6 2 Sa 12:12 7.4 2:01 5.83 Su 12:56 7.3 2:38 6.14 M 1:43 7.1 3:16 6.35 Tu 2:33 6.6 3:56 6.5

SUNSET 8:55 PM - PDT6 W 3:30 6.0 4:38 6.87 Th 4:36 5.4 5:23 7.08 F 5:54 4.8 6:13 7.1 9 Sa 7:22 4.5 7:06 7.310 Su 8:50 4.6 8:03 7.4

SUNSET 8:53 PM - PDT11 M 10:05 4.8 9:00 7.512 Tu 11:06 5.2 9:55 7.613 W 11:55 5.5 10:47 7.614 Th (12:38 5.7) 11:35 7.615 F (1:17 5.9)

SUNSET 8:50 PM - PDT16 Sa 12:20 7.4 1:54 6.117 Su 1:04 7.0 2:30 6.218 M 1:46 6.6 3:03 6.219 Tu 2:29 6.1 3:37 6.220 W 3:15 5.6 4:11 6.2

SUNSET 8:46 PM - PDT21 Th 4:07 5.0 4:46 6.222 F 5:08 4.5 5:25 6.223 Sa 6:25 4.2 6:10 6.224 Su 7:55 4.1 7:00 6.325 M 9:17 4.2 7:54 6.5

SUNSET 8:42 PM - PDT26 Tu 10:18 4.5 8:47 6.727 W 11:03 4.9 9:38 7.028 Th 11:40 5.3 10:26 7.329 F (12:15 5.6) 11:13 7.630 Sa 12:49 6.031 Su 12:00 7.6 1:23 6.4

Tide TablesJULY 2011



HIGH TIDESA.M. P.M.

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SUNRISE 6:10 AM - PDT 1 M 7:32 -1.0 7:45 1.6 2 Tu 8:10 -0.5 8:37 1.2 3 W 8:50 0.1 9:34 0.9 4 Th 9:31 0.8 10:36 0.7 5 F 10:17 1.6 11:44 0.5

SUNRISE 6:15 AM - PDT 6 Sa 11:09 2.3 7 Su 12:57 0.3 12:14 2.9 8 M 2:09 0.0 1:30 3.2 9 Tu 3:15 -0.2 2:46 3.210 W 4:11 -0.5 3:53 3.0

SUNRISE 6:20 AM - PDT11 Th 4:59 -0.6 4:48 2.712 F 5:41 -0.6 5:36 2.413 Sa 6:18 -0.4 6:19 2.114 Su 6:53 -0.2 7:00 1.915 M 7:24 0.2 7:39 1.7

SUNRISE 6:25 AM - PDT16 Tu 7:54 0.6 8:18 1.617 W 8:24 1.1 8:59 1.518 Th 8:54 1.6 9:44 1.519 F 9:25 2.2 10:35 1.520 Sa 9:59 2.7 11:34 1.5

SUNRISE 6:31 AM - PDT21 Su 10:41 3.1 22 M 12:41 1.4 (11:39 3.5)23 Tu 1:50 1.1 12:58 3.624 W 2:51 0.7 2:15 3.525 Th 3:41 0.3 3:19 3.2

SUNRISE 6:37 AM - PDT26 F 4:25 -0.1 4:13 2.727 Sa 5:06 -0.4 5:03 2.128 Su 5:45 -0.5 5:51 1.529 M 6:23 -0.4 6:39 0.830 Tu 7:01 -0.1 7:28 0.331 W 7:41 0.4 8:19 -0.0

Tide TablesAUGUST 2011



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SUNSET 8:35 PM - PDT 1 M 12:47 7.5 1:58 6.7 2 Tu 1:36 7.2 2:35 7.0 3 W 2:30 6.7 3:14 7.2 4 Th 3:28 6.1 3:56 7.4 5 F 4:34 5.4 4:44 7.4

SUNSET 8:29 PM - PDT 6 Sa 5:53 4.9 5:38 7.3 7 Su 7:22 4.7 6:39 7.2 8 M 8:49 4.8 7:46 7.2 9 Tu 9:59 5.1 8:50 7.210 W 10:52 5.4 9:49 7.2

SUNSET 8:25 PM - PDT11 Th 11:35 5.7 10:41 7.312 F (12:12 6.0) 11:28 7.213 Sa 12:45 6.214 Su 12:10 7.1 1:15 6.315 M 12:51 6.8 1:44 6.4


SUNSET 8:08 PM - PDT21 Su 5:52 4.4 5:09 6.222 M 7:21 4.3 6:07 6.223 Tu 8:43 4.5 7:13 6.324 W 9:41 4.8 8:17 6.625 Th 10:23 5.2 9:15 6.9

SUNSET 8:00 PM - PDT26 F 10:58 5.6 10:09 7.227 Sa 11:32 6.1 11:00 7.528 Su (12:05 6.6) 11:50 7.529 M 12:39 7.130 Tu 12:40 7.4 1:15 7.431 W 1:32 7.1 1:53 7.7

Tide TablesAUGUST 2011



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Crescent City Information Center,Redwood National and State Parks

1111 2nd St., Crescent City(707) 465-7335Hours: Open seven days a week, 9

a.m.-6 p.m., June-Sept.; 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,Sept.-Nov.; 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Dec.-March; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March-May.

This facility serves as the maininformation center in Del NorteCounty for Redwood National andState Parks. The center provides maps,orientation information for parks, anddetails about ranger-led programs. Thecenter also hosts a small shop thatsells books and souvenirs.

Kuchel Visitor Center, the othermain informational center for Red -wood National and State Parks, islocated south of Orick within Red -wood National Park. This facilityincludes an array of exhibits, mapsand parks information and a book -store. The hours are the same as theCrescent City center. For moreinformation, call (707) 465-7765.

Crescent City/Del Norte CountyChamber of Commerce Visitor Center

1001 Front St., Crescent City(707) 464-3174Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., six days a

week, Sundays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. fromMemorial Day through Labor Day.After Labor Day hours are 10 a.m.-4p.m., Monday-Friday.

This center offers maps, travelinformation, tourism magazines, asmall selection of merchandise andinformation on local attractions. Italso provides literature about thechambers members, including RVparks, hotels and restaurants.

A few smaller visitor centers that

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Visitor sitesare rolling outwelcome mat

Welcome toAmericas Wild Rivers Coast,the hidden-away home ofsome of themost beautiful

natural settings in the world.Visitor centers throughout the

region can be helpful for touristslooking for the areas attractions orneeding a place to stay, and for localresidents eager to take a hike and learnalongside a naturalist.

The dual purposes are appropriate,according to Debbie Savage.

I just encourage people to explorewhats in your own back yard thatpeople travel from around the world tosee, said Savage, acting chief of

interpretation for Redwood Nationaland State Parks.

CALIFORNIATwo main centers in Crescent City

provide a wealth of information year-round about the areas outdoor,lodging and business offerings. Agroup of seasonal information areasare also located in state parksthroughout Del Norte County.

Crescent City Information Center,Redwood National and State Parks

1111 2nd St., Crescent City(707) 465-7335Hours: Open seven days a week, 9

a.m.-6 p.m., June-Sept.; 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,Sept.-Nov.; 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Dec.-March; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March-May.

This facility serves as the maininformation center in Del NorteCounty for Redwood National andState Parks. The center provides maps,orientation information for parks, anddetails about ranger-led programs. Thecenter also hosts a small shop thatsells books and souvenirs.

Kuchel Visitor Center, the othermain informational center for Red -wood National and State Parks, islocated south of Orick within Red -wood National Park. This facilityincludes an array of exhibits, mapsand parks information and a book -store. The hours are the same as theCrescent City center. For moreinformation, call (707) 465-7765.

Crescent City/Del Norte CountyChamber of Commerce Visitor Center

1001 Front St., Crescent City(707) 464-3174Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., six days a

week, Sundays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. fromMemorial Day through Labor Day.After Labor Day hours are 10 a.m.-4p.m., Monday-Friday.

This center offers maps, travelinformation, tourism magazines, asmall selection of merchandise andinformation on local attractions. Italso provides literature about thechambers members, including RVparks, hotels and restaurants.

A few smaller visitor centers that

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are open for the summer monthsinclude:

Hiouchi Information Center,Redwood National and State Parks

Hours: Open seven days a week, 9a.m.-6 p.m., mid-June to mid-Sept.Closed for winter.

This facility has books for sale andan auditorium that shows anintroductory film about redwoodforests. Its located on U.S. Hwy. 199across from the campground entrancein Jedediah Smith Redwoods StatePark. Call (707) 458-3294 forinformation./

Campground centersTwo small visitor centers are open

in the summer and occasionally duringthe winter within Jedediah SmithRedwoods State Parks campgroundand the Prairie Creek Redwoods StatePark campground near each parksamphitheaters. Evening campfireprograms take place at eachcampground. Reach the JedediahSmith center at (707) 458-3496 andthe Prairie Creek center at (707) 465-7354.

OREGON Brookings

Its hard to miss the state ofOregons newest visitor center on theocean side of Highway 101 just northof the Oregon/California border.

The 4,500-square-foot center atCrissey Field State Park is part of a40-acre park with 15 acres of oceanshore. The facility is a showcase ofsustainable features designed toreduce impacts to the environment,including solar panels, waterlessurinals and pipes made of recycledplastic. The center includes areception area, indoor and 24-houroutdoor public restrooms and officespace. It opened in December 2009.

The building offers plenty ofparking and views of the PacificOcean. Several trails lead visitors tothe beach or the nearby WinchuckRiver.

The center is also the new home forthe U.S. Forest Service office, TravelOregon, the Oregon state travel

agency, and the Oregon Parks andRecreation Department.

Forest Service office hours arefrom 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday throughFriday.

Travel Oregon offers printed guidesand maps to visitors to exploreOregon, as well as hosts to assistvisitors and answer questions.

The welcome center was builtusing many local materials, includingcounters made from myrtlewood cutfrom Loeb State Park trees. Trees usedfor the counters were slated forremoval due to safety issues.

The park was developed on anabandoned site of a short-lived airstripbuilt in 1950. The property is namedfor W. L. (Bill) Crissey, a pre-WorldWar II lily-bulb grower. The stateacquired Crissey Field in a 1993 landexchange with a private timber firm.

For more information about thecenter call (541) 469-0224 or go tooregon.gov/OPRD/PARKS/crissey_field.shtml

Gold BeachThe Gold Beach Visitor Center is

situated directly off Highway 101 onthe ocean side. The center offers morethan just brochures and maps, it offersa coastal experience with a stunningocean view, and access to nearbydunes and a long, sandy beach.

There is a picnic area that featuresswings, volleyball nets and several trails.

A check of the centers log booksshows tourists visting from as far awayas Japan, Germany and Canada.

Center staff often sit down withtourists and map out an itinerary of allthere is to do in Gold Beach, CurryCounty, the coast and into the RogueValley.

The visitor center offers numerousbrochures, maps and guides coveringthe entire Oregon coast. Menus for localrestaurants and a list of lodgings fromthe fanciest hotel to the most remotewilderness campgrounds are at touristsfingertips.

Even road-weary travelers just look-ing for a break from behind the wheelare invited to sit down and watch one ofthe videos running constantly in the cen-ter.

Everything is free, including the one-on-one itinerary planning.

The Gold Beach Visitor Center, lo-cated at 94080 Shirley Lane, is open allyear. The hours from Memorial Daythrough Labor Day are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Monday through Saturday, and 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. Sundays. After Labor Day thecenter is open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Monday through Saturday, closed Sun-days.

For more information, call (800) 525-2334.

MARCHArt Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, for more information go to:www.wildriverscoastart.com.March 19, 3rd annual International FoodFestival, 6-7:30 p.m., St. Joseph CatholicSchool gym, 330 E St., Crescent City,featuring a variety of international foods tosample and a raffle. Tickets are $15 or $50 fora family or group of four. Take out is availablebetween 5-5:30 p.m. Call Becky or Kate at(707) 464-3477.March 19-20, Lighthouse RepertoryTheatres The Music Man performances onFriday and Saturday night, March 18-19 at7:30 p.m., with a matinee on Sunday, March20 at 2 p.m. Tickets available at Del NorteOffice Supply, $10 for children (17 and under)and seniors (55 and over); $15 for adults.(707) 465-3740.March 19-26, Whale Watching Week, 10a.m.-1 p.m., volunteers on duty at variouscoastal headlands. March 20, Friends of Music Concert Series,Men of Worth, 3 p.m., Calvary Assembly ofGod Church, 518 Fir St., Brookings. (541)469-7625. March 26-27, Brookings-Harbor HomeShow, Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, 11a.m.-3 p.m., Kalmiopsis Elementary School,540 Easy St., Brookings. More than 100vendors, demonstrations. (541) 469-3181.March 30, French Chamber Orchestra,presented by the Del Norte-Curry CommunityConcert Association, 7:30 p.m., Crescent ElkAuditorium, 994 G St., featuring one ofFrances best chamber orchestras,specializing in forgotten masterpieces,playing Mozart, Saint Saens and Ravel.Annual membership is $45 for adults, $20 forstudents and $100 for a family. Tickets forsingle concerts may be purchased for $15 atthe door. Call (707) 465-6572 or (707) 458-3373.

APRILArt Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.April 8, Soul Street Dance, 7:30-10 p.m.,Crescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G St., CrescentCity. Presented by DNACA, these fouryouthful street dancers from Houston, Texas,present a mix of high energy eclectic hip-hopmoves to music of the 1920s to 1990s.General admission is $18, and $12 forstudents and seniors. (707) 464-1336.April 8, 9, 10, 15, 17, The Odd Couple

(female version), Brookings-HarborCommunity Theater. (541) 469-4700. April 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, A ThousandClowns, Chetco Pelican Players, call forshow times, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings.(541) 469-1857.April 17, Friends of Music Concert Series,Chatham Baroque, 3 p.m., Calvary Assemblyof God Church, 518 Fir St., Brookings. (541)469-7625.April 23, Stout Mountain Railway, EasterBunny Eggspress, 1 p.m., model railwaypark with extensive landscaping andbuildings, Stout Park, Oak Street inBrookings. April 24, Easter Egg Hunt, 1-3 p.m.,sponsored by Crescent City Jaycees,

Beachfront Park. Call Dusty at (707) 954-4579.April 29-30, Fuddy Meers, Chetco PelicanPlayers, call for show times, 1240 ChetcoAve., Brookings. (541) 469-1857.April 30, Garage Sale Saturday, Brookings-Harbor community garage sale featuringmore than 100 individual garage sales. Callthe Curry Coastal Pilot, Brookings, (541) 469-3123.

MAYOutdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m,every Saturday and Sunday throughSeptember, Righettis Masquerade Village,16372 Lower Harbor Road, Brookings.Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of each


WELCOME CENTERS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Crissey Field State Park visitor center.


are open for the summer monthsinclude:

Hiouchi Information Center,Redwood National and State Parks

Hours: Open seven days a week, 9a.m.-6 p.m., mid-June to mid-Sept.Closed for winter.

This facility has books for sale andan auditorium that shows anintroductory film about redwoodforests. Its located on U.S. Hwy. 199across from the campground entrancein Jedediah Smith Redwoods StatePark. Call (707) 458-3294 forinformation./

Campground centersTwo small visitor centers are open

in the summer and occasionally duringthe winter within Jedediah SmithRedwoods State Parks campgroundand the Prairie Creek Redwoods StatePark campground near each parksamphitheaters. Evening campfireprograms take place at eachcampground. Reach the JedediahSmith center at (707) 458-3496 andthe Prairie Creek center at (707) 465-7354.

OREGON Brookings

Its hard to miss the state ofOregons newest visitor center on theocean side of Highway 101 just northof the Oregon/California border.

The 4,500-square-foot center atCrissey Field State Park is part of a40-acre park with 15 acres of oceanshore. The facility is a showcase ofsustainable features designed toreduce impacts to the environment,including solar panels, waterlessurinals and pipes made of recycledplastic. The center includes areception area, indoor and 24-houroutdoor public restrooms and officespace. It opened in December 2009.

The building offers plenty ofparking and views of the PacificOcean. Several trails lead visitors tothe beach or the nearby WinchuckRiver.

The center is also the new home forthe U.S. Forest Service office, TravelOregon, the Oregon state travel

agency, and the Oregon Parks andRecreation Department.

Forest Service office hours arefrom 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday throughFriday.

Travel Oregon offers printed guidesand maps to visitors to exploreOregon, as well as hosts to assistvisitors and answer questions.

The welcome center was builtusing many local materials, includingcounters made from myrtlewood cutfrom Loeb State Park trees. Trees usedfor the counters were slated forremoval due to safety issues.

The park was developed on anabandoned site of a short-lived airstripbuilt in 1950. The property is namedfor W. L. (Bill) Crissey, a pre-WorldWar II lily-bulb grower. The stateacquired Crissey Field in a 1993 landexchange with a private timber firm.

For more information about thecenter call (541) 469-0224 or go tooregon.gov/OPRD/PARKS/crissey_field.shtml

Gold BeachThe Gold Beach Visitor Center is

situated directly off Highway 101 onthe ocean side. The center offers morethan just brochures and maps, it offersa coastal experience with a stunningocean view, and access to nearbydunes and a long, sandy beach.

There is a picnic area that featuresswings, volleyball nets and several trails.

A check of the centers log booksshows tourists visting from as far awayas Japan, Germany and Canada.

Center staff often sit down withtourists and map out an itinerary of allthere is to do in Gold Beach, CurryCounty, the coast and into the RogueValley.

The visitor center offers numerousbrochures, maps and guides coveringthe entire Oregon coast. Menus for localrestaurants and a list of lodgings fromthe fanciest hotel to the most remotewilderness campgrounds are at touristsfingertips.

Even road-weary travelers just look-ing for a break from behind the wheelare invited to sit down and watch one ofthe videos running constantly in the cen-ter.

Everything is free, including the one-on-one itinerary planning.

The Gold Beach Visitor Center, lo-cated at 94080 Shirley Lane, is open allyear. The hours from Memorial Daythrough Labor Day are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Monday through Saturday, and 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. Sundays. After Labor Day thecenter is open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Monday through Saturday, closed Sun-days.

For more information, call (800) 525-2334.

MARCHArt Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, for more information go to:www.wildriverscoastart.com.March 19, 3rd annual International FoodFestival, 6-7:30 p.m., St. Joseph CatholicSchool gym, 330 E St., Crescent City,featuring a variety of international foods tosample and a raffle. Tickets are $15 or $50 fora family or group of four. Take out is availablebetween 5-5:30 p.m. Call Becky or Kate at(707) 464-3477.March 19-20, Lighthouse RepertoryTheatres The Music Man performances onFriday and Saturday night, March 18-19 at7:30 p.m., with a matinee on Sunday, March20 at 2 p.m. Tickets available at Del NorteOffice Supply, $10 for children (17 and under)and seniors (55 and over); $15 for adults.(707) 465-3740.March 19-26, Whale Watching Week, 10a.m.-1 p.m., volunteers on duty at variouscoastal headlands. March 20, Friends of Music Concert Series,Men of Worth, 3 p.m., Calvary Assembly ofGod Church, 518 Fir St., Brookings. (541)469-7625. March 26-27, Brookings-Harbor HomeShow, Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, 11a.m.-3 p.m., Kalmiopsis Elementary School,540 Easy St., Brookings. More than 100vendors, demonstrations. (541) 469-3181.March 30, French Chamber Orchestra,presented by the Del Norte-Curry CommunityConcert Association, 7:30 p.m., Crescent ElkAuditorium, 994 G St., featuring one ofFrances best chamber orchestras,specializing in forgotten masterpieces,playing Mozart, Saint Saens and Ravel.Annual membership is $45 for adults, $20 forstudents and $100 for a family. Tickets forsingle concerts may be purchased for $15 atthe door. Call (707) 465-6572 or (707) 458-3373.

APRILArt Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.April 8, Soul Street Dance, 7:30-10 p.m.,Crescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G St., CrescentCity. Presented by DNACA, these fouryouthful street dancers from Houston, Texas,present a mix of high energy eclectic hip-hopmoves to music of the 1920s to 1990s.General admission is $18, and $12 forstudents and seniors. (707) 464-1336.April 8, 9, 10, 15, 17, The Odd Couple

(female version), Brookings-HarborCommunity Theater. (541) 469-4700. April 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, A ThousandClowns, Chetco Pelican Players, call forshow times, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings.(541) 469-1857.April 17, Friends of Music Concert Series,Chatham Baroque, 3 p.m., Calvary Assemblyof God Church, 518 Fir St., Brookings. (541)469-7625.April 23, Stout Mountain Railway, EasterBunny Eggspress, 1 p.m., model railwaypark with extensive landscaping andbuildings, Stout Park, Oak Street inBrookings. April 24, Easter Egg Hunt, 1-3 p.m.,sponsored by Crescent City Jaycees,

Beachfront Park. Call Dusty at (707) 954-4579.April 29-30, Fuddy Meers, Chetco PelicanPlayers, call for show times, 1240 ChetcoAve., Brookings. (541) 469-1857.April 30, Garage Sale Saturday, Brookings-Harbor community garage sale featuringmore than 100 individual garage sales. Callthe Curry Coastal Pilot, Brookings, (541) 469-3123.

MAYOutdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m,every Saturday and Sunday throughSeptember, Righettis Masquerade Village,16372 Lower Harbor Road, Brookings.Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of each


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Crissey Field State Park visitor center. FOURTH OF JULY IN CRESCENT CITY

The annual Fourth of July Festival isa traditional small-town celebration thatdraws a big crowd.

Thousands of people show up inCrescent City each year for thefestivities, including a downtownparade (starts at 10 a.m.) that last yearattracted 95 entries.

Activities continue along thewaterfront all day during theBeachfront Fair, featuring vendorbooths, live music, Pastels in the Park,Cow Chip Bingo, Rubber Ducky racesand lots more for all ages.

A massive fireworks show beginsshortly after 9 p.m. over the BatteryPoint Lighthouse, with the bestviewing locations being fromBeachfront Park, Howe Drive, Whaler

Island, South Beach, Brother JonathanVista Point, the Enderts Beachoverlook and U.S. Hwy. 101.

For general information about theFourth of July events, call the CrescentCity/Del Norte County Chamber ofCommerce at (707) 464-3174.

The festival also includes a majorart fair that brings in numerousregional artists to meet and displaytheir work, including photography,paintings and drawings, quilts,ceramics, jewelry and weaving.

The art fair will be open 4-8:30p.m. July 3 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. July 4at the Crescent City Cultural Center,1001 Front St., adjacent to BeachfrontPark. Admission is free.

The art fair is sponsored by CoastRedwoods Art Association. For moreinformation, call (707) 464-9133.

Small-town Americana is on display during the Fourth of July parade.

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month. A community of galleries and business venues showcases artand artists. Music and finger foods at most venues. Brookings,information: www.wildriverscoastart.com.May 1, Symphony by the Sea, featuring Prokifievs Peter and theWolf and pieces by other Russian composers, 3-5 p.m., Elk ValleyRancheria, 2332 Howland Hill Road, Crescent City. Admission is $10for adults and free for students through grade 12. Tickets can bepurchased at Del Norte Office Supply or at the door. May 1, Happy Days 50s Diner presents a Gospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starring Tony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Don and ShayHayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935 Harbor Way, Gold Beach.Reservations recommended, (541) 247-0402.May 1, 6-8, 13-15, Fuddy Meers, Chetco Pelican Players, call forshow times, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings. (541) 469-1857.May 2, 7:30 p.m., Curry Del Norte Orchestra, Symphony by the Sea,Spring Concert. Free to the public, Trinity Lutheran Church, 1200 EasySt., Brookings. May 6-7, Ruby Van Deventer Wildflower Show, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. bothdays at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds. Free. Call Rick at (707) 457-3485. May 8, Friends of Music Concert Series, Gould Piano Trio, 3 p.m.,Calvary Assembly of God Church, 518 Fir St., Brookings. (541) 469-7625. May 13-15, 20-22, 27-29, Disneys Jungle Book, Brookings-HarborCommunity Theater. (541) 469-4700.May, 14-15, 24th annual America's Wild Rivers Coast Wine, Art &Music Festival, Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sunday, noon-5 p.m., EventCenter on the Beach, in Gold Beach. (541) 247-0923. May 27-30, 72nd annual Azalea Festival, Treasures of Brookings-Harbor, street fair, parade, art show, craft fair, quilt show, seafoodluncheon, barbecue and much more. Brookings. (541) 469-3181.

May 28, Happy Days 50s Diner presents Cal-Or Idol talentcompetition semi-finals, featuring talented singers from Del Norte andCurry counties, 7 p.m., $10 cover. Reservations recommended. (541)247-0402.May 28-29, Brookings-Harbor Farmers and Artisans Market, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Boardwalk, Port of Brookings Harbor. (541) 469-9522.May 28-29, Stout Mountain Railway, Azalea Festival Express, 1p.m., model railway park with extensive landscaping and buildings,Stout Park, Oak Street, Brookings.May 29, Curry County Cruisers car show, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., more than100 cars on display, barbecue and raffle, Port of Brookings Harbor.(707) 487-0611.

JUNECrescent City Farmers Market begins June 11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. EverySaturday through October, Del Norte County Fairgrounds parking lot,call Ron (707) 464-7441, ext. 259.Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of each month. A community ofgalleries and business venues showcases art and artists. Music andfinger foods at most venues. Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.Outdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m, every Saturday and Sundaythrough September, Righettis Masquerade Village, 16372 LowerHarbor Road, Brookings. Wednesday Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., every Wednesdaythrough September. Chetco Grange Community Center, Hwy. 101 andZimmerman, Harbor. (541) 813-1136. Brookings-Harbor Farmers and Artisans Market, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,Boardwalk, every Saturday in June, Port of Brookings Harbor. (541)469-9522. June 3-5, 10-12, 17-19, Nunsensations Vegas Revue, ChetcoPelican Players, call for show times, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings.(541) 469-1857.June 4, 11th Annual Poker Run, a Relay for Life fundraiser, starts at 9a.m. at Crescent Fire Protection Station, 255 Washington Blvd., forstreet legal motorcycles to ride from Crescent City to Cave Junctionand back. Cost: $25 or $35 per couple. Registration includes freebreakfast from 6:30-8:30 a.m. (open to non-participants for adonation) and tri-tip lunch at the end of the ride. Call Phil Jamieson at(707) 954-2467.June 4, Happy Days 50s Diner presents Cal-Or Idol talentcompetition semi-finals, featuring talented singers from Del Norte andCurry counties, 7 p.m., $10 cover. Reservations recommended. (541)247-0402.June 11, KPOD Texaco Country Showdown Semi-finals, at Lucky 7Casino event center. Call for time. (707) 464-9561. June 11, Health Fair, sponsored by the Del Norte County HealthcareDistrict and TUPP, Del Norte County Fairgrounds, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.,exhibits, activities, food and more. Free admission. (707) 464-3191.June 12, American Music Festival, free outdoor concert, 1 p.m.,Azalea Park, Brookings. (541) 469-3181.June 16-19, 23-26, The Miracle Worker, Brookings-HarborCommunity Theater, call for information. (541) 469-4700.June 16-19, Pistol River Wave Bash, schedule of heats announcedafter 10 a.m. daily, windsurfing contest to feature big names, as wellas up-and-coming athletes, Pistol River State Park, 10 miles south ofGold Beach on Highway 101, milepost 339. (541) 247-2836.June 19, Happy Days 50s Diner presents a Gospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starring Tony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Don and ShayHayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935 Harbor Way, Gold Beach.Reservations recommended. (541) 247-0402.June 24, Black Tie and Tennis Shoes, 5-9 p.m., reception to meetartists participating in Open Studio Tour, Manley Arts Center andGallery, 509 Pine St., Brookings. (541) 469-9522. June 25, Brookings Open Studio Tour, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., local artists

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open studios to public. Purchase tour book atManley Art Center, 509 Pine St., Brookings.(541) 469-1807 or (541) 469-9522.June 25, Summer Luau dinner, starringTony La Torres Heart of a Legend tribute toElvis. Sea View Senior Living, Brookings. Forreservations call (541) 469-4500.June 26, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, 1 p.m., Azalea Park,Brookings. (541) 469-3181.June 27-July 4, the 33rd annual Jed SmithMountain Men Rendezvous, traditionalarchery, period clothing, dutch oven andweaving demonstrations, apple pie contestand more, Rowdy Creek Gun Club, SmithRiver. (707) 722-4259 or go towww.jedsmithmountainmen.com.June 30-July 3, July 7-9, LighthouseRepertory Theatres 4th of July Melodrama,Crescent City United Methodist Church, 664 HSt. Call (707) 465-3740 for times.

JULYCrescent City Farmers Market begins June11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Every Saturday throughOctober, Del Norte County Fairgroundsparking lot, call Ron (707) 464-7441, ext.259. (NOTE: will be held at the harbor July 2and Aug. 6)Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.Brookings-Harbor Farmers and ArtisansMarket, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., every Saturday andSunday, through August. Boardwalk, Port ofBrookings Harbor. (541) 469-9522. Outdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m,every Saturday and Sunday throughSeptember, Righettis Masquerade Village,16372 Lower Harbor Road, Brookings. Wednesday, Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3p.m., every Wednesday through September.Chetco Grange Community Center, Hwy. 101and Zimmerman, Harbor. (541) 813-1136. July 3, Stout Mountain Railway, The Spiritof 1776, 1 p.m., model railway park withextensive landscaping and buildings, StoutPark, Oak Street in Brookings.July 3, the annual Chamber Deck Party, withlive music, no-host bar and food, CrescentCity Cultural Center, 1001 Front St., 5-8 p.m.(707) 464-3174.July 3, Happy Days 50s Diner presents aGospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starringTony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Donand Shay Hayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935Harbor Way, Gold Beach. Reservationsrecommended. (541) 247-0402.July 3-4, Coast Redwood Art AssociationArts Festival featuring local artisans, vendorand food booths, Cultural Center, 1001 FrontSt., Crescent City, Sunday 4-8:30 p.m. and

Monday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free admission.Painting raffle, Monday at 3 p.m. (707) 464-9133.July 3-4, Fourth of July Community Festivalat the Port, vendors, chili cookoff, childrensactivities, local theater groups and musiciansprovide free entertainment throughout theweekend; beer garden. Fireworks at dusk onthe 4th. Port of Brookings Harbor.July 4, annual Fourth of July Festival,Crescent City celebration with a paradestarting at 10 a.m., food, art show,merchandise and game booths. Fireworksbegin at Beachfront Park shortly after 9 p.m.(707) 464-3174. (See box pg. 11)July 4, 30th annual Ice Cream andHomemade Pie Social, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Del

Norte Historical Society Museum, 577 H St.,Crescent City (along the parade route).Museum will be open. (707) 464-3922.July 4, 3rd annual Ducky Dash for CA$H,benefitting CASA of Del Norte. Your chanceto win cash if your ducky crosses the finishline first! Elk Creek Bridge, Crescent City, timeTBD. (707) 464-3320.July 4, Party at the Port, Port of GoldBeach, 3-11 p.m., live music, beer court, hotdogs, ice cream, games, fireworks at dusk.(541) 247-0923.July 7-9, Lighthouse Repertory Theatres 4thof July Melodrama, Crescent City UnitedMethodist Church, 664 H St. Call (707) 465-3740 for times.July 9, Promote Our Pool 5th annual Sweets

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month. A community of galleries and business venues showcases artand artists. Music and finger foods at most venues. Brookings,information: www.wildriverscoastart.com.May 1, Symphony by the Sea, featuring Prokifievs Peter and theWolf and pieces by other Russian composers, 3-5 p.m., Elk ValleyRancheria, 2332 Howland Hill Road, Crescent City. Admission is $10for adults and free for students through grade 12. Tickets can bepurchased at Del Norte Office Supply or at the door. May 1, Happy Days 50s Diner presents a Gospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starring Tony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Don and ShayHayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935 Harbor Way, Gold Beach.Reservations recommended, (541) 247-0402.May 1, 6-8, 13-15, Fuddy Meers, Chetco Pelican Players, call forshow times, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings. (541) 469-1857.May 2, 7:30 p.m., Curry Del Norte Orchestra, Symphony by the Sea,Spring Concert. Free to the public, Trinity Lutheran Church, 1200 EasySt., Brookings. May 6-7, Ruby Van Deventer Wildflower Show, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. bothdays at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds. Free. Call Rick at (707) 457-3485. May 8, Friends of Music Concert Series, Gould Piano Trio, 3 p.m.,Calvary Assembly of God Church, 518 Fir St., Brookings. (541) 469-7625. May 13-15, 20-22, 27-29, Disneys Jungle Book, Brookings-HarborCommunity Theater. (541) 469-4700.May, 14-15, 24th annual America's Wild Rivers Coast Wine, Art &Music Festival, Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sunday, noon-5 p.m., EventCenter on the Beach, in Gold Beach. (541) 247-0923. May 27-30, 72nd annual Azalea Festival, Treasures of Brookings-Harbor, street fair, parade, art show, craft fair, quilt show, seafoodluncheon, barbecue and much more. Brookings. (541) 469-3181.

May 28, Happy Days 50s Diner presents Cal-Or Idol talentcompetition semi-finals, featuring talented singers from Del Norte andCurry counties, 7 p.m., $10 cover. Reservations recommended. (541)247-0402.May 28-29, Brookings-Harbor Farmers and Artisans Market, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Boardwalk, Port of Brookings Harbor. (541) 469-9522.May 28-29, Stout Mountain Railway, Azalea Festival Express, 1p.m., model railway park with extensive landscaping and buildings,Stout Park, Oak Street, Brookings.May 29, Curry County Cruisers car show, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., more than100 cars on display, barbecue and raffle, Port of Brookings Harbor.(707) 487-0611.

JUNECrescent City Farmers Market begins June 11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. EverySaturday through October, Del Norte County Fairgrounds parking lot,call Ron (707) 464-7441, ext. 259.Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of each month. A community ofgalleries and business venues showcases art and artists. Music andfinger foods at most venues. Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.Outdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m, every Saturday and Sundaythrough September, Righettis Masquerade Village, 16372 LowerHarbor Road, Brookings. Wednesday Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., every Wednesdaythrough September. Chetco Grange Community Center, Hwy. 101 andZimmerman, Harbor. (541) 813-1136. Brookings-Harbor Farmers and Artisans Market, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,Boardwalk, every Saturday in June, Port of Brookings Harbor. (541)469-9522. June 3-5, 10-12, 17-19, Nunsensations Vegas Revue, ChetcoPelican Players, call for show times, 1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings.(541) 469-1857.June 4, 11th Annual Poker Run, a Relay for Life fundraiser, starts at 9a.m. at Crescent Fire Protection Station, 255 Washington Blvd., forstreet legal motorcycles to ride from Crescent City to Cave Junctionand back. Cost: $25 or $35 per couple. Registration includes freebreakfast from 6:30-8:30 a.m. (open to non-participants for adonation) and tri-tip lunch at the end of the ride. Call Phil Jamieson at(707) 954-2467.June 4, Happy Days 50s Diner presents Cal-Or Idol talentcompetition semi-finals, featuring talented singers from Del Norte andCurry counties, 7 p.m., $10 cover. Reservations recommended. (541)247-0402.June 11, KPOD Texaco Country Showdown Semi-finals, at Lucky 7Casino event center. Call for time. (707) 464-9561. June 11, Health Fair, sponsored by the Del Norte County HealthcareDistrict and TUPP, Del Norte County Fairgrounds, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.,exhibits, activities, food and more. Free admission. (707) 464-3191.June 12, American Music Festival, free outdoor concert, 1 p.m.,Azalea Park, Brookings. (541) 469-3181.June 16-19, 23-26, The Miracle Worker, Brookings-HarborCommunity Theater, call for information. (541) 469-4700.June 16-19, Pistol River Wave Bash, schedule of heats announcedafter 10 a.m. daily, windsurfing contest to feature big names, as wellas up-and-coming athletes, Pistol River State Park, 10 miles south ofGold Beach on Highway 101, milepost 339. (541) 247-2836.June 19, Happy Days 50s Diner presents a Gospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starring Tony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Don and ShayHayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935 Harbor Way, Gold Beach.Reservations recommended. (541) 247-0402.June 24, Black Tie and Tennis Shoes, 5-9 p.m., reception to meetartists participating in Open Studio Tour, Manley Arts Center andGallery, 509 Pine St., Brookings. (541) 469-9522. June 25, Brookings Open Studio Tour, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., local artists

open studios to public. Purchase tour book atManley Art Center, 509 Pine St., Brookings.(541) 469-1807 or (541) 469-9522.June 25, Summer Luau dinner, starringTony La Torres Heart of a Legend tribute toElvis. Sea View Senior Living, Brookings. Forreservations call (541) 469-4500.June 26, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, 1 p.m., Azalea Park,Brookings. (541) 469-3181.June 27-July 4, the 33rd annual Jed SmithMountain Men Rendezvous, traditionalarchery, period clothing, dutch oven andweaving demonstrations, apple pie contestand more, Rowdy Creek Gun Club, SmithRiver. (707) 722-4259 or go towww.jedsmithmountainmen.com.June 30-July 3, July 7-9, LighthouseRepertory Theatres 4th of July Melodrama,Crescent City United Methodist Church, 664 HSt. Call (707) 465-3740 for times.

JULYCrescent City Farmers Market begins June11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Every Saturday throughOctober, Del Norte County Fairgroundsparking lot, call Ron (707) 464-7441, ext.259. (NOTE: will be held at the harbor July 2and Aug. 6)Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.Brookings-Harbor Farmers and ArtisansMarket, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., every Saturday andSunday, through August. Boardwalk, Port ofBrookings Harbor. (541) 469-9522. Outdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m,every Saturday and Sunday throughSeptember, Righettis Masquerade Village,16372 Lower Harbor Road, Brookings. Wednesday, Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3p.m., every Wednesday through September.Chetco Grange Community Center, Hwy. 101and Zimmerman, Harbor. (541) 813-1136. July 3, Stout Mountain Railway, The Spiritof 1776, 1 p.m., model railway park withextensive landscaping and buildings, StoutPark, Oak Street in Brookings.July 3, the annual Chamber Deck Party, withlive music, no-host bar and food, CrescentCity Cultural Center, 1001 Front St., 5-8 p.m.(707) 464-3174.July 3, Happy Days 50s Diner presents aGospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starringTony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Donand Shay Hayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935Harbor Way, Gold Beach. Reservationsrecommended. (541) 247-0402.July 3-4, Coast Redwood Art AssociationArts Festival featuring local artisans, vendorand food booths, Cultural Center, 1001 FrontSt., Crescent City, Sunday 4-8:30 p.m. and

Monday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Free admission.Painting raffle, Monday at 3 p.m. (707) 464-9133.July 3-4, Fourth of July Community Festivalat the Port, vendors, chili cookoff, childrensactivities, local theater groups and musiciansprovide free entertainment throughout theweekend; beer garden. Fireworks at dusk onthe 4th. Port of Brookings Harbor.July 4, annual Fourth of July Festival,Crescent City celebration with a paradestarting at 10 a.m., food, art show,merchandise and game booths. Fireworksbegin at Beachfront Park shortly after 9 p.m.(707) 464-3174. (See box pg. 11)July 4, 30th annual Ice Cream andHomemade Pie Social, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Del

Norte Historical Society Museum, 577 H St.,Crescent City (along the parade route).Museum will be open. (707) 464-3922.July 4, 3rd annual Ducky Dash for CA$H,benefitting CASA of Del Norte. Your chanceto win cash if your ducky crosses the finishline first! Elk Creek Bridge, Crescent City, timeTBD. (707) 464-3320.July 4, Party at the Port, Port of GoldBeach, 3-11 p.m., live music, beer court, hotdogs, ice cream, games, fireworks at dusk.(541) 247-0923.July 7-9, Lighthouse Repertory Theatres 4thof July Melodrama, Crescent City UnitedMethodist Church, 664 H St. Call (707) 465-3740 for times.July 9, Promote Our Pool 5th annual Sweets


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This years event is scheduled for10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 16-17.

The spectacular kite festival willfeature two full days of world-renowned kite flyers who performindividual and team routines set tomusic. Thousands of visitors andlocals will find plenty of food andmerchandise offered by more than adozen vendors.

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Harris Beach at the north end ofBrookings is another favorite spot, asis Lone Ranch Beach about anotherthree miles north. The wind alwaysseems to be blowing at Pistol River,located half-way between Brookingsand Gold Beach, as well as the beachfronting the city of Gold Beach itself.

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Brookings. (541) 469-3181.Aug. 14, Del Norte Habitat For HumanityGarden Tour, 12:30-4:30 p.m. Tickets are $15,available at Del Norte Office Supply,Johnstons Gift, Garden and Home and theDutch Gardener. (707) 458-3205 or (707)458-3714.Aug. 14, the 27th annual Crescent CityTriathlon, 5th annual Duathlon, and 8thannual Kids Triathlon, check-in from 6-8 a.m.at Fred Endert Municipal Pool in BeachfrontPark, race starts at 8:30 a.m. Cost: $45 foradults, $30 per teammember, $20 per kidtriathletes. (707) 465-3995.Aug. 19-21, 26-28, Sept. 2-4, The PajamaGame, Brookings-Harbor CommunityTheater, call for information. (541) 469-4700.Aug. 20, Coastal Garden and Art Tour, 10a.m.-4 p.m., tour beautiful local gardens andsee local artists displaying and demonstratingtheir work, Brookings. (541) 247-6672.Aug. 20, The Klamath Salmon Festival, atthe Klamath Township on U.S. Hwy. 101,presented by the Yurok Tribe, salmonbarbecue, native arts and crafts, live music,dancers and Native American stick games.Daylong event starts at 8 a.m. (707) 482-1350. (See box at right)Aug. 20, the 7th annual Smith River Days,sponsored by the Smith River HeritageAssoc., food, arts and crafts, collectibles andantiques, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., First Street in SmithRiver. Call Colleen at (707) 487-3025.Aug. 20-21, The Lighthouse Quilt Guild QuiltShow, at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds,Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Cost: $3. (707) 464-3538.Aug. 26-27-28, 12th annual HospiceRummage Market, Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Sunday, 1-4 p.m., atHospice Marketplace on Wedderburn Loop,North Bank Rogue River, Gold Beach. (541)247-7084.Aug. 27, 12th annual Chip in for Kids GolfTournament benefitting CASA of Del Norte, 8a.m., Del Norte Golf Course. To register orsponsor, call (707) 464-3320 x 205.Aug. 27-28, 11th Annual Coastal Fall Fest,10 a.m.-5 p.m., farmers market and artisanscraft fair, Event Center on the Beach, GoldBeach.Aug. 28, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, 1 p.m., Azalea Park,Brookings. (541) 469-3181.

SEPTEMBERCrescent City Farmers Market begins June11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Every Saturday throughOctober, Del Norte County Fairgroundsparking lot, call Ron (707) 464-7441, ext.259.Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.

Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, for more information go to:www.wildriverscoastart.com.Brookings-Harbor Farmers and ArtisansMarket, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., every Saturday inSeptember. Boardwalk, Port of BrookingsHarbor. (541) 469-9522.Outdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m, everySaturday and Sunday through September,Righettis Masquerade Village, 16372 LowerHarbor Road, Brookings. Wednesday Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.,every Wednesday through September, ChetcoGrange Community Center, Hwy. 101 andZimmerman, Harbor. (541) 813-1136.Annual September Champagne Jet BoatCruise and Dinner, departs from hydro-jet boatdock. Benefits Curry Health Foundation. Fordate and more information go to:www.curryhealthfoundation.com, (541) 247-3189, Gold Beach. Coast Redwoods Art Associations annual

Juried Art Show all month at Crescent HarborGallery, 140 Marine Way in Crescent City. (707)464-9133.Sept. 2-4, 9th Annual Slamn Salmon OceanDerby, The West Coasts largest ocean salmonderby, vendor fair, beer garden, barbecue, dailyprizes, $14,000 in cash awards. Port ofBrookings Harbor. (541) 251-1563. Sept. 2-4, The Pajama Game, Brookings-Harbor Community Theater, call forinformation. (541) 469-4700.Sept. 3, The Coast Cares MDA Car Show, 8a.m.-4 p.m., hosted by the Curry CountyCruisers car club and sponsored by Lucky 7Casino. Car buffs gather to see classic carsfrom all over California and Oregon. Proceedsgo directly to the Jerry Lewis MuscularDystrophy Association telethon. Lucky 7Casino, Smith River. (707) 487-0611.Sept. 10, 4th Annual Gold Beach Brew and ArtFestival, noon-10 p.m., music, brew selections,classic car show, local art, enticing artisans.(541) 490-1593, Gold Beach.

by the Sea, 6-9 p.m. appetizers, dessertsamples and silent and live auctions, CulturalCenter, 1001 Front St., Crescent City. Buytickets at Del Norte Office Supply, Soul Feetand Mary Dorman's State Farm Office. Callfor ticket price. (707) 954-2686.July 10, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, 1 p.m., Azalea Park,Brookings. (541) 469-3181.July 16-17, 19th annual Southern OregonKite Festival, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., free event,spectacular kite show for two full days,booths, food and fun activities,www.southernoregonkitefestival.com. (541)412-2941. (See box pg. 13)July 16, Annual Innominata Garden Tour, 10a.m.-4 p.m., tour gardens in Gold Beach area,five gardens, $5, purchase tickets at Flowersby the Sea and Sweet Briar. (541) 247-7925. July 21-24, 28-31, The Lady Pirates of theCaribbean, Brookings-Harbor CommunityTheater, call for information. (541) 469-4700. July 22-24, Pirates of the Pacific, a pirategathering, Friday and Saturday, noon-9 p.m.,Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Pirate reenactments,cannon fire, sword play, music, jugglers, oldsalty sea dog tunes and pirate shanties sungby real pirates, and more, Port of BrookingsHarbor. July 23-24, Christmas in July, 10 a.m.-5p.m., farmers market, arts and crafts, EventCenter on the Beach, Gold Beach.July 23-24, Relay For Life of Crescent City,Del Norte High School track. Openingceremony 10 a.m. Saturday. (707) 951-0582or go to relayforlife.org/crescentcityca.July 24, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, Craig Allen Blues Band, 1p.m., Azalea Park, Brookings. (541) 469-3181.July 28-31, Curry County Fair, When Pigsand Parrots Fly, entertainment, talentcontest, bands, parade, livestock and carnival.Event Center on the Beach, Gold Beach.July 31, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, Golden Bough, 1 p.m.,Azalea Park, Brookings. (541) 469-3181.

AUGUSTCrescent City Farmers Market begins June11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Every Saturday throughOctober, Del Norte County Fairgroundsparking lot, call Ron (707) 464-7441, ext.259. (NOTE: will be held at the harbor July 2and Aug. 6)Art Walk, 4-7 p.m., second Saturday of eachmonth. A community of galleries andbusiness venues showcases art and artists.Music and finger foods at most venues.Brookings, information:www.wildriverscoastart.com.Brookings-Harbor Farmers and ArtisansMarket, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., every Saturday andSunday, in August. Boardwalk, Port of

Brookings Harbor, (541) 469-9522. Outdoor Marketplace, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m,every Saturday and Sunday throughSeptember, Righettis Masquerade Village,16372 Lower Harbor Road, Brookings.Wednesday Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.,every Wednesday through September. ChetcoGrange Community Center, Hwy. 101 andZimmerman, Harbor. (541) 813-1136. Aug. 3, Stout Mountain Railway, Art WalkLimited, 4-7 p.m., model railway park withextensive landscaping and buildings, StoutPark, Oak Street, Brookings.Aug. 4-7, the annual Del Norte County Fair,at the fairgrounds, Crescent City. (707) 464-9556.Aug. 6-7, Festival of the Arts, 10 a.m.-5

p.m., Port of Brookings Harbor, on theBoardwalk, www.arthrectomies.com, e-mail:[email protected]., no pets. (541) 469-7120. (See box above)Aug. 7, Happy Days 50s Diner presents aGospel Concert and Sing-a-Long, starringTony La Torre, Stephanie La Torre, and Donand Shay Hayes, 1 p.m., $5 cover, 29935Harbor Way, Gold Beach. Reservationsrecommended. (541) 247-0402.Aug. 13-14, 12th Annual Bash on the Bay,Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m.-4p.m., farmers market and artisans craft fair,Event Center on the Beach, Gold Beach. (541)247-7147. Aug. 14, American Music Festival, freeoutdoor concert, 1 p.m., Azalea Park,


FESTIVAL OF ARTS INBROOKINGS HARBOR

More than 100 fine artists and crafts-men will be selling their work at the 17thannual Brookings Harbor Festival of theArts on Aug. 6-7 at the Port of BrookingsHarbor, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.

Artists from around the Western Unit-ed States will be offering paintings in allmedia, photography, pottery, ceramics,jewelry, beadwork, metal sculpture, stainedglass, woodwork, fabric art and furniture.

The festival takes place on the board-walk at the port, which has dozens ofunique retail shops, services, restaurantsand lodging facilities. Artist demonstra-tions will be held periodically and a freeChildrens Art Activity Corner will be pro-vided by the Chetco Community Public Li-

brary.Free entertainment will be provided

and food will be available through vendorsand port restaurants.

The reputation of the show has spreadfar and wide and applications are request-ed by hundreds of artisans. It is a juriedshow, filled with unique and original artsand crafts, and the committee reviewsphotographs of the work and booths ofall participants to ensure a balanced showwith highest quality items. No manufac-tured, assembled, or consumable itemsare accepted.

Admission, parking and shuttle ser-vices are free. Festival programs and areamaps are available. For additional infor-mation visit artfestcoast.com, e-mail [email protected], or call 541-469-7120.

Each year the number of visitors to the Festival of the Arts increases.


Brookings. (541) 469-3181.Aug. 14, Del Norte Habitat For HumanityGarden Tour, 12:30-4:30 p.m. Tickets are $15,available at Del Norte Office Supply,Johnstons Gift, Garden and Home and theDutch Gardener. (707) 458-3205 or (707)458-3714.Aug. 14, the 27th annual Crescent CityTriathlon, 5th annual Duathlon, and 8thannual Kids Triathlon, check-in from 6-8 a.m.at Fred Endert Municipal Pool in BeachfrontPark, race starts at 8:30 a.m. Cost: $45 foradults, $30 per teammember, $20 per kidtriathletes. (707) 465-3995.Aug. 19-21, 26-28, Sept. 2-4, The PajamaGame, Brookings-Harbor CommunityTheater, call for information. (541) 469-4700.Aug. 20, Coastal Garden and Art Tour, 10a.m.-4 p.m., tour beautiful local gardens andsee local artists displaying and demonstratingtheir work, Brookings. (541) 247-6672.Aug. 20, The Klamath Salmon Festival, atthe Klamath Township on U.S. Hwy. 101,presented by the Yurok Tribe, salmonbarbecue, native arts and crafts, live music,dancers and Native American stick games.Daylong event starts at 8 a.m. (707) 482-1350. (See box at right)Aug. 20, the 7th annual Smith River Days,sponsored by the Smith River HeritageAssoc., food, arts and crafts, collectibles andantiques, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., First Street in SmithRiver. Call Colleen at (707) 487-3025.Aug. 20-21, The Lighthouse Quilt Guild QuiltShow, at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds,Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Cost: $3. (707) 464-3538.Aug. 26-27-28, 12th annual HospiceRummage Market, Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Sunday, 1-4 p.m.,

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