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The ���������� Spring Plant Sale

Friday, April 28th from 9am-5pm

Saturday, April 29th from 9am-3pm

A full list of plants can be found in the Plant Sale section of the Agriculture webpage.

The ���������� Spring Plant Sale

Friday, April 28th from 9am-5pm

Saturday, April 29th from 9am-3pm

A full list of plants can be found in the Plant Sale section of the Agriculture webpage.

���������� Dance Department presents the 41st annual 

Spring Dance Festival 2023! 

Produced by Eryn Schon-Brunner 

Celebrate dance at ���������� by joining us for an exciting selection of original dance works, by dance department faculty, choreography students and guests from the local dance community.  Contemporary, ballet, jazz, tap, hip-hop, middle eastern, performance art and more will enliven the ���������� Center of Visual and Performing Arts Theatre on May 4th, 5th & 6th at 7:30pm, May 7th at 2pm! 

Tickets: $10 All Ages 

Available at ���������� Bookstore, Mendocino Book Company, and online at . or call (707) 468-3079. Tickets will be sold at the door, if available, cash or check only. 

Friends of ���������� Music and Alex DeGrassi presents:

FREE Concert

Featuring Cal Poly Humboldt

Guitar Ensemble &

Mariachi Ensemble

���������� Little Theatre

1000 Hensley Creek Road, Ukiah

Monday, April 17th at 7:00pm

No advance tickets required.

Back by popular demand after a five year hiatus, this year's "Golden Gala" is a fundraiser for the ���������� Foundation 50th Anniversary Scholarship Fund benefitting ���������� students. We welcome Senator Mike McGuire as our Emcee, local auctioneer Rachel Louise Britten who will showcase the amazing live auction packages, as well as the always popular Golden Ticket, Wine Pull, amazing appetizers and wine from some of the area's best chefs and winemakers - this is an event you DONT WANT TO MISS! 

For the main course enjoy fresh food grown by our Agriculture students, prepared by our Culinary Arts students under the direction of Chef Nicholas Petti, served family style featuring bowls handmade by our Ceramics Arts students.

While we are looking back and celebrating the achievements of the last 50 years, we are also looking forward and preparing for the growth of the next 50 years: FUNDING THE FUTURE.

The beneficiaries of the scholarship funds raised at the Gala are the future of our community. They are the nurses, auto mechanics, small business owners, childcare providers and firefighters that make up the backbone of our local labor force. At our main campus in Ukiah and our Centers in Lakeport, Willits and Fort Bragg, ���������� is preparing people in these communities for careers that improve their own household earning and spending potential while also making up a strong workforce. ���������� is the only institution of higher learning that serves all students in our area. Since our inception in 1973, ���������� has awarded 14,918 degrees and certificates and supported 343,354 students on their academic journey.

Individual tickets are $100 and tables for 10 people are $900 - all contributions going to our scholarship fund.

Learn about college majors & the careers they prepare you for by connecting with college representatives & local employers.

See your high school counselor to sign up for this event!

The Ukiah Community Concert Association in partnership with the ���������� Recording Arts and Technology Program presents:

AJ Lee and Blue Summit

“AJ Lee & Blue Summit are pure, beautiful American music. Soaring harmonies, top-notch picking and strumming as well as a healthy respect and reverence for the classic country, bluegrass, and folk music of the past all add up to a band who are masters of the genre.”   Eric Oblander – Musician, Producer

Sunday, April 16, 2:00 p.m. at the ���������� Center Theatre.

Tickets: Mendocino Book Company in Ukiah and Mazahar in Willits (payment by cash or check only), and online at www.ukiahconcerts.org. $30 in advance and $35 at the door. Free tickets for full-time college students (12 units) and for youth 17 and under accompanied by an adult. To ensure availability, free tickets must be reserved by calling (707) 463-2738 with name, phone number, and email address.

About this Event

The annual ���������� Teachers on Teaching conference is designed to explore a variety of topics of interest to teachers across disciplines from Kindergarten through Community College. The goal of the conference is to bring educators together to share ideas, build collaboration, and learn about current practices and projects in the community. The conference is geared to current and future educators.

This Year’s Theme: Teaching with Compassion!
Keynote: Kris Swett and Student presenter Mercy Ruiz
Topics: Big Picture; Emotional Well-Being; Building Meaningful Relationships with Students

Workshops will explore:

• Fostering Connections and Empathy in the Classroom
• Creating Communities of Care: Building Engagement Among Struggling Student populations
• Connecting with Community

Lecture: Trauma and Transformation in the Classroom:  Zoom Lecture and Discussion, by Marjorie Florestal
Topics: Explores how racial trauma shows up in the classroom, and how professors can transform the experience into a teaching moment.

Marjorie Florestal, CEO, Blackbird Trauma Training Co., 2022 – Present, Visiting Professor, UC Davis Law School (2015 - 2022), Professor (with tenure), McGeorge Law School (2003 - 2013). Consultant, US State Dept., USAID, African Development Bank, et al. (2001 - 2007) 

���������� Foundation Benefit Concert

February 25th from 7pm-9pm

Alex DeGrassi in Concert

Benefiting the ���������� Coastal Field Station

Tickets:

$30 in Advance at Mendocino Book Company (cash or check) or

$40 at the Door (cash/check only)