Community Calendar

Yoga classes for beginners and 50+
Stretching and breathwork

Part of the Zero to Fierce Festival Lunchbox Series. Prelude to "Outliers & Outlaws", The Eugene Lesbian History Project: A Talk on Ruth Mountaingrove, "The Blatant Image” and Lesbian Feminist Photography at Rootworks Women’s Land Learn the backstory to the film documentary "Outliers and Outlaws" with Kate Hitt at this Lunchbox talk at the Arcata Playhouse. Every lunchbox comes with homemade soup, salad, bread, and a beverage.

The 2022 farmers market season opens in Siskiyou County Monday, May 16, from 3:30 to 6 pm on East Castle Street in downtown Mount Shasta. Mount Shasta Farmers’ Market is committed to providing a convenient way for community members to buy food directly from growers and producers in a beautiful outdoor setting with live music. An increasing variety of fresh produce, meats, plants, starts, baked goods, spring rolls, tamales, crafts and more will be available every Monday afternoon (except July 4th) until mid-October. MSFM is a Certified Farmers Market that offers free Market Match vouchers to spend on vegetables and fruit, up to $20 per market day, for CalFresh customers who purchase at least $20 in EBT tokens. The live music lineup this season will include Allison & Victor, RichieG, and Rick Garrett. Get market updates at https://www.facebook.com/MtShastaFarmersMarket

Relationship Recovery is a community-based non-profit organization located in Grants Pass, Oregon, dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the complexities of grief and trauma. Our mission is to provide a compassionate and understanding environment where men and women can find solace and the tools necessary to move forward in their healing journey. We have developed a comprehensive program consisting of four classes, each designed to address different stages and aspects of the healing journey.

Support - Meet others with a story to tell and realize that you are not a failure, and more importantly, you are not alone.

Transitions - After telling your story, it’s time to transition from the past and learn from it, forming a new "normal".

Boundaries - Figure out what an appropriate boundary is for family, friends, significant others, and even yourself.

Rebuilding - Work on building better relationships and a whole new life.

Relationship Recovery is a community-based non-profit organization located in Grants Pass, Oregon, dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the complexities of grief and trauma. Our mission is to provide a compassionate and understanding environment where men and women can find solace and the tools necessary to move forward in their healing journey. We have developed a comprehensive program consisting of four classes, each designed to address different stages and aspects of the healing journey.

Support - Meet others with a story to tell and realize that you are not a failure, and more importantly, you are not alone.

Transitions - After telling your story, it’s time to transition from the past and learn from it, forming a new "normal".

Boundaries - Figure out what an appropriate boundary is for family, friends, significant others, and even yourself.

Rebuilding - Work on building better relationships and a whole new life.

A panel of local activists from younger generations will be brought into conversation about how they involve themselves politically, or anti-politically. To combat the narrative that young people are not engaged in the movements of our time we must listen to those being accused of inaction. These are people who dedicate their lives to activism for both local and world-wide efforts revolving around liberation, mutual aid, and other societal endeavors. There will be time for questions and answers. Every lunchbox comes with homemade soup, salad, bread, and a beverage.

Barbara Seim discusses the belief that grief is immutable and psychological- something we merely learn to live with and tolerate, versus another perspective- that grief is a physical body phenomenon that can be processed to move through and out of the body by way of a variety of body-centered and heart-centered somatic practices.

Jackie Dandeneau will be joined by a host of other artists to talk, laugh, and share stories about the past ten years of the festival, the challenges and joys of working in the arts, and what they see as the path forward. This lunchbox will include a lively community discussion about why we have made space for this festival these last ten years, and how we can continue to create, support and ignite creative women for years to come. Every lunchbox comes with a homemade soup, salad, bread, and a beverage.

We have a wide assortment of food available. Bags with staple items are pre-filled, but we will gladly add any special requests if they are available. When you visit, there is always a simple lunch. On the last Wednesday of every month, we serve a pretty darned good hot meal with salad and a huge table filled with pies and desserts. We call it a community lunch. All are welcomed.

Need help with your job search, resume, or cover letter? Drop in for a 20-minute one-on-one session with library staff for personalized support. No appointment needed—just bring your device and job goals!