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The California State Parks will be Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the “Temple of the Forest Beneath the Clouds” at Weaverville Joss House State Historic Park on Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

The Taoist temple, built in 1874, is the oldest continuously used Chinese temple in California. A traditional lion dance will be performed to help celebrate the anniversary.

Chinese believe the lions will preserve peace and tranquility in the community and prevail over all evil to bring joy and happiness to the community. For the first time, a Chinese dragon will visit Weaverville to celebrate the temple's anniversary and the beginning of the Year of the Dragon. The lion dance and dragon performance will be dependent on good weather. After the lion dance, visitors will be treated to a traditional firecracker display and can enjoy tea tasting and fortune cookies provided by the Weaverville Joss House Association. Celebrations will include a ceremony, temple art for all ages, and temple tours.

The historic park is in downtown Weaverville at the corner of Main and Oregon Streets. For more information about the event, call the park at (530) 623-5284 or check the Weaverville Joss House SHP Facebook page.

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

Second annual "Trinity's Got Talent,” 6 p.m. at the Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center, 101 Arbuckle Court, Weaverville. Entry fees. Admission $10.

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

As part of the International Citizen Science Event: The Great Backyard Bird County February 16-19, 2024 For more information, email dmcintosh@tcrcd.net

Trinity County Arts Council invites the public to Trinity County’s Annual Poetry Out Loud Recitation Competition, Sunday February 11, 2024 at 4:00 p.m. at Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center. High school students from Hayfork High School Trinity High School and Alps View High School will recite poetry for a chance to win the Trinity County Poetry Out Loud Championship and cash prizes, The winner will go on to the state championship and a chance to attend the national competition and win over $10,000 in scholarships. Poetry Out Loud is an annual nationwide program provided in Trinity County schools through partnership by the Trinity County Arts Council, California Arts Council Poetry foundation and National Endowment for the Arts.Admission is FREE!

(Image: 2023 Poetry Out Loud Champions, from Left to Right, runner-up Gracie Ragan and 2023 Trinity County Champion Charlie Vang)

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

Art for Art's Sake, Hayforks annual art event. Same day - new time! Trinity County Fairgrounds Dining Hall - AHA is a proud grant recipient of the Upstate California Creative Corps grant program.

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

Join us in Historic Downtown Lewiston on Saturday November 25th for the annual Lewiston Bridge Lighting & Fireworks! The Lewiston Hotel Dance Hall opens at 3pm and the line starts as we anxiously wait for Santa to arrive from the North Pole! Fireworks are promptly at 5:30pm and the Kids Parade of Lights & Santa Crossing the bridge follows. Food for purchase available at The Lewiston Hotel Bar & Grill & The Lewiston Moose Lodge, along with specialty vendors such as baked potatoes, popcorn, & hot coco, and more outside. Craft vendors are both inside & outside the Dance Hall on Deadwood Rd. Don’t be fooled, you’re not in a Hallmark movie- this is a real down home Christmas event! Hosted by the Lewiston Sparkies

The Weaverville Chamber of Commerce is proud to host one of our favorite events "Mountain Magic Christmas" on Friday, November 24, 2023 held in historic downtown Weaverville. The event starts at 2 PM with Santa arriving at the bandstand until 4 PM then from 4 PM- 5 PM Community Caroling, 5 PM the Annual Christmas Lighting takes place and then from 5 PM - 8 PM visit our downtown businesses, art galleries, restaurants and other businesses which will be open as they host the Holiday Open House. Bring the entire family and all your friends and enjoy a day of Christmas magic.

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

Weaverville Chamber of Commerce will be hosting "Trick or Treat - On & Off Main" - Halloween night (October 31,2023) from 5:30 PM -7:00 PM. Annual candy giveaway and costumer contest.

Downtown Weaverville Trunk or Treat

With four performances in October, Little Shop of Horrors is a well-known horror comedy rock musical that we're excited to bring to TAPAC! Tickets can be purchased as the Visitor's Center in Weaverville, at Northern Delights in Hayfork, or online: http://www.tapaconline.org/upcoming-events--tickets.html This production is a collaboration between Mountain Actors Workshop of Hayfork and Trinity Players of Weaverville. The play features actors and musical talent from across the county, including a live band, Big Hoot, from Weaverville. Come support these talented actors, singers, and musicians for a fun night out!

Bike ride starts at 2 PM from the Library. Witches of all ages welcome. For more infomation call 530-623-6101

With four performances in October, Little Shop of Horrors is a well-known horror comedy rock musical that we're excited to bring to TAPAC! Tickets can be purchased as the Visitor's Center in Weaverville, at Northern Delights in Hayfork, or online: http://www.tapaconline.org/upcoming-events--tickets.html This production is a collaboration between Mountain Actors Workshop of Hayfork and Trinity Players of Weaverville. The play features actors and musical talent from across the county, including a live band, Big Hoot, from Weaverville. Come support these talented actors, singers, and musicians for a fun night out!

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The Weaverville Farmers’ Market is held every Wednesday in the Highland Arts Meadow from 4pm to 7pm. To have access to fresh, locally grown foods, honey, baked goods and herbal medicine is an incredible blessing and one that is here for you every week. The Market is devoted to the health and well being of the community and all of our vendors and staff are showing up fully to provide an environment that is of ease, joy and absolute safety in this time. Come support your local farmers/ artisans and keep the money you spend closer to your neighborhood.

With four performances in October, Little Shop of Horrors is a well-known horror comedy rock musical that we're excited to bring to TAPAC! Tickets can be purchased as the Visitor's Center in Weaverville, at Northern Delights in Hayfork, or online: http://www.tapaconline.org/upcoming-events--tickets.html This production is a collaboration between Mountain Actors Workshop of Hayfork and Trinity Players of Weaverville. The play features actors and musical talent from across the county, including a live band, Big Hoot, from Weaverville. Come support these talented actors, singers, and musicians for a fun night out!

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With four performances in October, Little Shop of Horrors is a well-known horror comedy rock musical that we're excited to bring to TAPAC! Tickets can be purchased as the Visitor's Center in Weaverville, at Northern Delights in Hayfork, or online: http://www.tapaconline.org/upcoming-events--tickets.html This production is a collaboration between Mountain Actors Workshop of Hayfork and Trinity Players of Weaverville. The play features actors and musical talent from across the county, including a live band, Big Hoot, from Weaverville. Come support these talented actors, singers, and musicians for a fun night out!

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The Weaverville Farmers’ Market is held every Wednesday in the Highland Arts Meadow from 4pm to 7pm. To have access to fresh, locally grown foods, honey, baked goods and herbal medicine is an incredible blessing and one that is here for you every week. The Market is devoted to the health and well being of the community and all of our vendors and staff are showing up fully to provide an environment that is of ease, joy and absolute safety in this time. Come support your local farmers/ artisans and keep the money you spend closer to your neighborhood.

Join us every First Saturday for an evening in Weaverville that is filled with live music, shopping, dining, Trinity Art Council's Art Walk and other special events and performances.

The Trinity River Salmon Festival and the 20th Annual Harvest Festival are converging in a blend of festivities, flavors, and celebrations! While the Salmon Festival celebrates the return of the salmon, the Harvest Festival rejoices in the changing season and honors the diverse facets of our community.

Join us on Saturday, October 7th, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for this celebratory event at the Meadow of the Highland Arts Center on Main Street, Weaverville. For more information about the chili cook-off participation, please get in touch with Ginger Shaw at (539)739-3445. The North Fork Grange's annual raffle will also be drawn at the event. Prospective vendors, agencies, and non-profit organizations interested in participating should contact Duncan at the Trinity County RCD at 623-6004 x222 or dmcintosh@tcrcd.net.

The Weaverville Farmers’ Market is held every Wednesday in the Highland Arts Meadow from 4pm to 7pm. To have access to fresh, locally grown foods, honey, baked goods and herbal medicine is an incredible blessing and one that is here for you every week. The Market is devoted to the health and well being of the community and all of our vendors and staff are showing up fully to provide an environment that is of ease, joy and absolute safety in this time. Come support your local farmers/ artisans and keep the money you spend closer to your neighborhood.

The Weaverville Farmers’ Market is held every Wednesday in the Highland Arts Meadow from 4pm to 7pm. To have access to fresh, locally grown foods, honey, baked goods and herbal medicine is an incredible blessing and one that is here for you every week. The Market is devoted to the health and well being of the community and all of our vendors and staff are showing up fully to provide an environment that is of ease, joy and absolute safety in this time. Come support your local farmers/ artisans and keep the money you spend closer to your neighborhood.

The Weaverville Farmers’ Market is held every Wednesday in the Highland Arts Meadow from 4pm to 7pm. To have access to fresh, locally grown foods, honey, baked goods and herbal medicine is an incredible blessing and one that is here for you every week. The Market is devoted to the health and well being of the community and all of our vendors and staff are showing up fully to provide an environment that is of ease, joy and absolute safety in this time. Come support your local farmers/ artisans and keep the money you spend closer to your neighborhood.

The Weaverville Farmers’ Market is held every Wednesday in the Highland Arts Meadow from 4pm to 7pm. To have access to fresh, locally grown foods, honey, baked goods and herbal medicine is an incredible blessing and one that is here for you every week. The Market is devoted to the health and well being of the community and all of our vendors and staff are showing up fully to provide an environment that is of ease, joy and absolute safety in this time. Come support your local farmers/ artisans and keep the money you spend closer to your neighborhood.