Frogbite

Inaugural Culture Commons Festival, Sept. 25-27, 2026, across Eureka's Cultural Arts District under the theme "Global is Local" — a journey celebrating art, crafts, cuisine, dance, film, music, performing arts, stories, and workshops. Every event is free and all ages. Venues include the Old Town Gazebo, Mendenhall Studios, Epitome Gallery, Madaket Plaza, Blue Ox Millworks, Clarke Historical Museum, Humboldt County Library, and Eureka Theater. Friday music includes Red Cedar (Native percussion), Irie Rockers, The Cowtown Sound, Lxs Perdidxs, Gladys, and Hermit Crab. Saturday features waterfront dance/drums, a makers fair with blacksmiths and coppersmiths, kids' programming, a puppet parade to the Gazebo, and a drag show/DJ set at Clarke Plaza. Sunday brings artmaking, Stories of Wigi storytelling, short films by North Coast filmmakers at the Eureka Theater, and swing dance lessons at the Inn at 2nd & C. Lisa C. Sharry (of Frogbite) performs Saturday at Blue Ox Millworks.