'We-Chek Toh-Kow presents Gardening and Storytelling, a day for playing in the dirt, painting planting pots, and listening to stories with our special guest, Ernie Albers! There will be activities for children ages 0 to 5, but all families are welcome! Lunch will be provided. Please bring sunscreen, a change of clothes (we're going to get messy), and a picnic ... Read More
Please join Two Feathers' Food Sovereignty Team at our first Spring Break activity! We will be getting our community garden prepped and ready to go for the Spring! All ages are welcome. Please register here, so we know how many people to expect.
Need something to do over Spring Break with your little one? Two Feathers is hosting a Family Fun Day at Pierson Park in McKinleyville! Families with children ages 0 to 5 are welcome. Lunch will be available until supplies run out. Contact Danielle with any questions. Please register here.
Join us for a bike ride on the Hammond Trail, followed by a movie at Mill Creek Movie Theater. Youth ages 12 and under should be accompanied by an adult. Two Feathers has limited bikes and helmets, so please bring your own if you can. We are so excited to go on a ride with you! Please register here.
Two Feathers and the Boys and Girls Club of the Redwoods in Klamath are hosting a Family Fun Day during Spring Break! There will be games, food, and raffle prizes! All ages are welcome. If you have any questions, please call us at 707-839-1933. Please register here.
Get your kiddos and join us for a day of fun. We will BBQ food, give away prizes, play games, and have fun. Please register here.
Two Feathers is EXCITED to announce that we will be having a community-wide Easter Egg Hunt event on April 16! Big Brothers Big Sisters of the North Coast, Vicki McCulley's Ter-Kerk-Kue petting zoo, the Army, College Balls Cakeballs Dessert Truck, the Fire Department, Los Giles Taqueria truck, Jesika Sheaf, Raz Ma Tazz food truck, Cal Poly Humboldt, and jewelry artist ... Read More
On April 30th at 10 AM, we will gather at the Natural Resource Center (NRC) in Orleans and then walk and pick up track along HWY 96. After the clean up, we will meet up at the NRC again for lunch. This event provides an opportunity for the community to come together, honor mother earth, and care for the indigenous ... Read More
