Our Farmers Market is in a beautiful park with picnic tables w/grills, a play ground, basketball courts. A great place to relax & cool off under the trees with a picnic dinner topped off with fresh produce from our local farmers who gladly accept EBT. Don't forget to take advantage of the free massage while listening to music being played by some local musicians. If you are a grower or have a talent, craft or skill you would like to sell or share we'd love to have you join us. Spaces are available at no cost and we're year around. See you there.
Local farmers will sell organic and non-organic items, including seasonal fruit and vegetables, pasture-raised hormone-free, antibiotic-free beef and fresh cut flowers.
Enloe health professionals will provide free healthy tips and activities. This will vary each week and may include fitness information, nutritious and delicious recipes, and blood pressure screenings.
Auto Alley - For Sale by Owner Park your vehicle in front of the Community Market Place crowds. Used cars, motorcycles, watercraft and any other mobile vehicle can be placed for sale in this high traffic area. Auto Alley makes is easy to match car buyers and sellers in a casual and friendly environment. Proceeds benefit Butte College Foundation's scholarship and grant programs.
Location: Road Runner Community Market Place, Butte College Chico Center Campus
Seasonal Open-Air Market, Certified Farm-fresh Produce, Arts, Crafts, Children's Zone Community Support, Commercial Merchandise & Services, Flea Market Treasures, Auto Alley Delicious Food, Entertainment, Exhibitions, Fun for all Ages!! Benefiting Butte College Foundation's scholarship and grant program.
Grace Brethren Church of Chico is a non-denominational Christian fellowship celebrating our growing family within the community. Traditional services are held every Sunday at 9am; Contemporary Services with Contemporary Band are held at 10:45am. FREE CHILDCARE is available during services: Nursery Care for children newborn to three years and Sunday School and Youth Group for children of all ages. Come celebrate with us - ALL ARE WELCOME!
A great opportunity to meet new people, connect with friends and learn about the programs and activities at the CARD Community Center. This is a free event
Author Peter Edridge will be sharing his charming new book, Burning Bears Fall from the Sky, which is about leaving his urban life behind and starting fresh on a remote mountain in Northern California. This is a free event.
The Chico Canine Carnival is a family and pet-friendly community event, which is quickly becoming a much loved annual event - and YOU'RE INVITED to come join in the fun! Enjoy a full day of fun with pets, food, and kids' activities, with cool canine contests and demonstrations that celebration the love between humans and their best friends! Well-behaved dogs on leash are welcome. For more information about this event visit: www.buttehumane.org or call 530-894-9066 x 14.
Location: Community Park
Address: 1900 Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy, Chico, CA 95928
A day of fun with pets, food, and kids' activities, with cool canine contests and demonstrations that celebration the love between humans and their best friends! Well-behaved dogs on leash are welcome.
Lyon Books will be hosting a free book event for author Robb Wolf. Wolf will be sharing tips on how to lose fat and stay young from his new book, The Paleolithic Solution, which incorporates cutting edge research from genetics, biochemistry and anthropology.
The official kick-off event for Artoberfest! Bring your family to this free event and come join in the fun! There will be hands-on art activities FREE for the children, a horse parade, a horse sculpture race, good food and drink and a chance to see the rich variety of arts & culture organizations our community has to offer.
Lyon Books, along with Chico Branch Butte Co. Library, will be hosting a free children's book event (ages 4-8) with author Mary Nethery. Nethery will read from her new book, The Famous Nini, about a stray cat that became a star and inspired people around the world. For more information, call the Lyon Books at the number below.
Lyon Books will be hosting a free book event for author Katherine Leiner. Leiner will be sharing wisdom from her new book Growing Roots: The New Generation of Sustainable Farmers, Cooks, and Food Activists, inspired by her quest to find how growing food in America is changing. The event will also feature GRUB and other local organizations focused on food and sustainability. More info call Lyon Books.
The North State's Largest Fall Home and Garden Show featuring the newest and latest products and services for your home and yard. Featuring over 200 exhibitors with everything you need to save money, improve your home or complete your backyard dreams. Show will also include educational seminars, cooking demonstrations, an interactive children's gardening exhibit hosted by California State Garden Clubs, and our newest event - the Recycled Art Competition (an art exhibition and contest for students, professional and amateur artists). Visit us online at www.ChicoHomeShow.com.
A great opportunity to meet new people, connect with friends and learn about the programs and activities at the CARD Community Center. This is a free event.
The Chico Experience Week aims to bring Chico State students, alumni, parents, and friends together for 10 days of fun, education, and reconnection with friends, the campus, and the wonderful City of Chico. Whether you already live in Chico or haven't been back in a while, you are sure to enjoy The Chico Experience!
Sponsored by the Chico State Alumni Association, The Chico Experience Week will tie together the campus and local organizations and businesses in order to create a menu of activities for a wide range of audiences.
To learn more about The Chico Experience Week 2010, please sign up for our e-newsletter and join The Chico Experience fan page on Facebook.
Always live music; every dance is taught and called. Finger food potluck social at 6:30. Admission: $8, (teens half price); $7 with membership. Children 12 and under free with supervising adult.
LIMITED to 500 riders! Showcasing some of the most beautiful bike routes in Butte County - especially during the month of October! 3 routes are offered for this new ride in the Chico Velo Century Series - a 100-mile route, a 50-mile route and a 10-mile route! For more information visit www.chicovelo.org/main/century-series . Start time between 7am - 9am, check-in is required.
Escape the heat behind the pages of some good books this summer. Lead by teens for teens this is not your mother's reading group. Join us to chat, eat and discuss great books.RSVP at the number below.
Chico State Associated Students Alumni Breakfast Reception
10/17/2010 - 10:00 AM
Reunion of current and past officers and student staff of the AS Government Affairs Office.
Wildcat Recreation Center, 10:00 a.m. – Noon
More information available at www.csuchico.edu/alumni
RSVP to asgovernment@csuchico.edu
A Cultural Arts Workshop . The CSU, Chico Museum of Anthropology, and CARD prepare everyone for Halloween with this free, fun make-and-take afternoon of projects and activities. Express your own creativity and learn about different mask making cultures around the world. This year, participants will be invited to celebrate Mexican culture by add ing homemade flower offerings to a Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar. Please call the museum at the number for more information.
A worldwide simultaneous dance of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" . Sponsored by "Friends of the Arts," is raising money and awareness for CUSD's arts booster club, "Arts For All." For more information how to participate, go to http://thrilltheworldchico.wordpress.com
Stand up with your fellow community members and say NO on Prop 23.
Two Texas oil companies are spending millions to push a deceptive ballot proposition that will kill California air pollution control standards, destroy competition in the green energy market and keep us addicted to their dirty oil.
Treat Street is a safe and fun adventure for children 12 and under. It's simple... wear a costume, bring a parent and get ready to stroll downtown Halloween-style.
More than 60 businesses are listed on the Treat Street route, just follow the map to the nicest merchants in town! Be on the look out for special posters in the windows of participating businesses. Activities, entertainment and special vendors will be set up in City Plaza. For more information visit http://www.downtownchico.com/events/dcbaevents/ts
Origin presents the 4th annual Tribal de Chico, Festival of Belly Dance featuring a wide variety of dance, from folkloric to modern fusion. Bellydance workshop at the Subud Hall from 2-4pm at 574 E 12 Street . Performance at Chico Women's Club, 592 E. 3rd Street. 7pm . additional info at origintribal.com
Since the inception, the organizers of the This Way to Sustainability Conference have tried to walk the talk. We have reduced the waste produced at our annual conference, used local organic food for meals, and mitigate travel by purchasing carbon offsets.
The theme for this year's conference is Connecting Communities and we are taking that theme deep into the structure of the conference. In the past we have established "tracks" and invited some people to make presentations, and invited other people to come listen. This year we are establishing five communities - learning, building, business, biotic, and advocacy- and we are asking people involved or interested in those sectors of our larger, global community to come together to propose a set of presentations and other interactions that they, and thus others, would want to attend.
Location: Bell Memoral Union (California State University, Chico)