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Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Day Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Westport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Fort Bragg . . . . . . . . . . . 5–10
Mendocino . . . . . . . . . 11–15
Fort Bragg Map . . . . . . . . . 16
Mendocino-Little River Map .17
Little River/Comptche . . . 18
Albion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Anderson Valley . . . . . . . . . 20
Elk/Manchester . . . . . . . . . 21
Point Arena . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Gualala . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Directory . . . . . . . . . . . 24–31
Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
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Published by
Mendocino Coast
Chamber of Commerce
217 South Main Street
Fort Bragg, California
95437
(707) 961-6300
www.MendocinoCoast.com
©2009 MCCC
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Welcome to Mendocino County. . .
As a visitor you may be headed to our rugged coastline, which has been
a draw for filmmakers, artists, visitors and folks looking to relocate . Many
remember that the television show “Murder, She Wrote” was filmed in the town
of Mendocino, or that the film Overboard was filmed in Noyo Harbor . We
have a rich history of filmmaking on the Mendocino Coast and throughout
the county of Mendocino .
Depending on the route you take to get to the Mendocino Coast, you
will be amazed at the diverse landscape along the way . You will likely see rolling hills with gnarled oak trees, old rustic barns with sheep, cows and horses
roaming the open space, giant redwood trees, meandering rivers, vineyards,
apple orchards and the amazing Pacific Ocean .
The majority of visitors to our county seek to visit the Mendocino Coast .
Many discover the redwood forests found along Highway 20 and Highway
128 when traveling west from Highway 101, plus the beautiful wine country
along Highway 128 and a solar beer brewery in the town of Boonville .
Up and down our coastline, on Highway 128 and Comptche-Ukiah Road,
are amazing state parks, plus towns and communities with architecture from
days gone by . Our county coastline borders Sonoma County to the south and
Humboldt County to the north .
DRIVING TIMES
to and from the Mendocino Coast…
Crescent City
5 hours
Eureka
3 hours
Redding
5 hours
Sacramento
4 hours
San Francisco Bay Area 3 .5–4 hours
San Jose
4 .5–5 hours
Santa Rosa
2 .5 hours
Ukiah
1 .25 hours
www.MendocinoCoast.com
If you take Highway 1 from the south you will first
enter Mendocino County in the artistic town of Gualala,
which hugs the coastline and has great small shops and
restaurants . Driving north through Anchor Bay, you will
find yourself in Point Arena, one of four incorporated cities in the county . Point Arena has a pier, an art deco-style
theater, some Victorian architecture, and the Point Arena
Lighthouse, just to name a few highlights .
As you continue north you will be dazzled by the
beautiful scenery the Mendocino Coast offers . Manchester
Beach, Irish Beach, Elk, Navarro, Albion, Little River, the
artistic and historic town of Mendocino, Caspar, Noyo
Harbor, the city of Fort Bragg, Cleone, Westport, and
Leggett are full of beauty, charm, and cultural and historic
points of interest .
Our communities continue to find ways to become
more sustainable, green and organic . Mendocino County
leads the world in organic wine-growing, with more than
3,500 acres of certified, organically-farmed wine grapes .
Growing organic means growers have taken better care of
their vineyard soils . Organic farming is also popular for
fruits and vegetables in our county and, on the Mendocino
Coast, many restaurants utilize these locally grown and
organic ingredients .
W ith such a
large and diverse
area we hope that
you will come back
time and time again
to enjoy all that is
here . The Mendocino
Coast Chamber of
Commerce and Visitor
Center is here to help
guide you to lodging,
restaurants, activities,
shopping, and services .
We have more than 550 members in our database, and our
extensive website is a great resource for your trip planning .
Go to www .mendocinocoast .com to learn more about all
we have to offer .
Once you arrive on the coast, we have a great Visitor
Center located at 217 South Main Street, in Fort Bragg .
We are open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a .m .–5:00 p .m .
and on Saturdays 9:00 a .m .–3:00 p .m . (closed for lunch
12:00 p .m .–12:30 p .m .) . We hope to see you soon!
Note: Population amounts reflect the number of people within the indicated zip code,
not town boundaries. (www.census.gov)
Day Trips In and Around Mendocino County
If your time is limited, here are a few ideas to maximize your sightseeing.
If you only have one day to
sightsee, check out:
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Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden
(2-4 hours)
Point Cabrillo Lighthouse (1–2 hours)
McKerricher State Park and
Glass Beach (2–3 hours)
Hike into the redwoods at Russian
Gulch State Park (2–3 hours)
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include some of these in
your stay:
n If you have three days,
choose one of these as a day
excursion:
n If you have four days…
how about a scenic drive
north?
Guest House Museum
Kelley House Museum
The Ford House Museum &
Mendocino Headlands State Park
Jaunt through Mendocino village
shops and galleries
Stroll through Fort Bragg’s historic
downtown shops and galleries
Take a ride on the Skunk Train
Anderson Valley wineries
Point Arena Lighthouse and
Coast Highway 1 scenic drive
Kayaking one of the local rivers or a
sea caves tour
Horseback riding, hiking or biking into
the redwoods or along
coastal trails
Drive through a redwood tree in
Leggett (one-hour drive north,
one-way)
Avenue of the Giants (two-hour drive
minimum, one-way)
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W estport
Population: 299
C harming Village Close to Recreation Opportunities
Blink and you’ll miss the downtown . But slow down
and you’ll find a store for picnic supplies, a hotel that offers
meals and lodging, and an area rich in logging history .
An active local community, organized as the Westport
Village Society, wants to make sure their town and
history aren’t forgotten . Each year, the Westport
Village Society sponsors an annual Mother’s Day toy
duck race . The Westport Volunteer Fire Department
hosts lively barbecues and other events throughout
the year .
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Nearby, you’ll
find the state’s northernmost winery and several bed-and-breakfast inns
that provide a cozy respite and gateway to exploring the 7,500-acre
Heath and Marjorie Angelo Coast Range Preserve, or a hike along the
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Lost Coast in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park .
The beaches, big cliffs and state parks north and south of Westport
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provide 180-degree ocean views that are nothing short of spectacular .
On a clear day you can see the Lost Coast to the north and Fort Bragg
headlands to the south . From here, Highway 1 heads north for six more
miles before it turns inland and east toward Highway 101 .
Numbers on maps correspond with numbers in red above ads and next to Directory listings.
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Photo provided by Bruce Lewis
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F ort B ragg
Population: 14,410
I deal Destination
Surrounded by the spectacular natural beauty
of northern California’s redwood forests and the
Pacific Ocean, Fort Bragg is an ideal destination
for both visitors and small businesses . Located in
historic Mendocino County, it is the largest town on
the scenic coast between San Francisco and Eureka .
This growing, prosperous city offers a unique blend
of natural resources, recreation, and scenery .
Fort Bragg, once a booming logging town, is
now a hub for state parks and reserves . The area’s
Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden is one of only
two such gardens in the continental United States fronting directly on an ocean .
The famous Skunk Train takes visitors from Fort Bragg or Willits on a route through the redwoods
that is accessible only by railroad . Those looking for special adventures will find that Fort Bragg’s location
offers an array of appealing activities including whale watching, sport fishing,
kayaking, and beachcombing, along with bird-watching, horseback riding,
hiking and biking .
Art galleries showcase local artists, and craftspeople and antique shops
offer unexpected finds . Couples know that the town, with its wide variety of
venues, is the perfect place to have a romantic wedding and honeymoon .
(Business locator map on page 16)
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F ort Bragg
Ideal Destination
Things to Do…
n Visit the Guest House Museum and the old-growth
redwood tree (see photo at right) for a taste of Fort
Bragg’s history .
n Take a stroll through Noyo Harbor . Listen for sea lions,
rent a canoe or kayak for a paddle up Noyo River, or
enjoy great fresh seafood at one of the many restaurants to be found in the Harbor district .
n Park at the north end of Glass Beach Way and take a
walk across the Pudding Creek trestle .
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Ideal Destination
Fort Bragg History: Fast Facts
In the spring of 1856, the U .S . Bureau of Indian Affairs established the
25,000-acre Mendocino Indian Reservation around the Noyo River . The following summer, First Lieutenant Horatio C . Gibson, then serving at the Presidio in San Francisco, established a military post on the Mendocino Indian
Reservation approximately one and one-half miles north of the Noyo River .
He named the camp for his former commanding officer Captain Braxton
Bragg, who later became a General in the Army of the Confederacy . The official date of the establishment of Fort Bragg was June 11, 1857 . Its purpose
was to maintain order on the reservation .
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F ort Bragg
Ideal Destination
P arks and Beaches…
North of Westport and south to Caspar
Bainbridge Park
Laurel Street between North Harrison and
North Whipple streets, Fort Bragg
Includes Wiggly Giggly Playground, tennis courts, basketball hoops and picnic tables
Caspar Headlands State Natural Reserve and State Beach
Highway 1, four miles south of Fort Bragg
707-937-5804
Jug Handle State Natural Reserve
Highway 1, four miles south of Fort Bragg
707-937-5804
MacKerricher State Park
Main entrance and visitor center three miles north of Fort Bragg on Highway 1
Extends from Pudding Creek Beach in Fort Bragg to
Ten Mile Beach north of Fort Bragg • 707-964-9112
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Ideal Destination
P arks and Beaches…
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F ort Bragg
North of Westport and south to Caspar
Otis R. Johnson Wilderness Park
East end of Laurel Street, Fort Bragg
Seven acres with walking trails
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park
South end accessible from Usal Beach, approximately one hour north of Fort Bragg on Highway 1
Call for information: 707-986-7711
Westport-Union Landing State Beach
Highway 1, two miles north of Westport • 707-937-5804
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M endocino
Population: 2,223
P icturesque Seaside Village
Mendocino village is situated on a peninsula and
surrounded on three sides by picturesque wildflowercovered bluffs and crashing surf . Established in the
1850s, many of the New England-style Victorians
here have been lovingly restored into romantic bedand-breakfast inns, world class restaurants and quaint
shops .
Best known as Cabot Cove, Maine, in the TV
show “Murder, She Wrote”, the village is actually a
national historic preservation district . A brochure
to guide you on a walking tour of historic houses is
available on Main Street at the Ford House, the visitor center for the Mendocino Headlands State Park .
Guides can also be obtained at the Kelley House Museum on Albion Street .
Big River Beach, just below the village, is a popular spot for walking, and it’s a great place to view or
photograph spectacular sunsets . A state park trail east along Big River is popular for watching wildlife, walking, running, and riding bicycles and horses . You can also paddle upriver for miles in a kayak or canoe .
Or, just stroll and shop on Main Street where you will enjoy sweeping ocean views, including
watching gray whales during their annual migration from December to April .
Just north of Mendocino is Point Cabrillo Light Station State Historic Park with a working lighthouse,
marine exhibit, gift shop and two museums .
(Business Locator Map on page 17)
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M endocino
Picturesque Seaside Village
Things to Do…
n Explore Mendocino Headlands State Park . How many
species of wildflowers can you find?
n Take a walking tour of Mendocino village; walking
guides are available at Ford House or Kelley House
museums, or at local bookshops .
n Build a sand castle at Big River Beach State Park .
n Take in one of the many cultural events that occur
during the year (see Event Listing on page 31) .
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M endocino
Mendocino History: Fast Facts
Named Boodle (“a place where river meets the sea”) by the local Pomo
Indians, Mendocino was briefly known as Meiggsville during the early
days of the first lumber mill built by Henry Meiggs of San Francisco .
Meiggs and New England lumberman Jerome Ford first came to the area
in search of salvage from the Frolic, a Baltimore clipper bound for San
Francisco that wrecked a few miles north at what is now Point Cabrillo
Light Station State Historic Park . Meiggs and Ford found no salvage
but discovered something of far more value: the forests of redwood trees .
A mill was established a short time later, and the town was later named
Mendocino City .
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M endocino
Historic Mendocino
Mendocino was named a “Preserve America Community” in 2008 .
Preserve America recognizes communities that:
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protect and celebrate their heritage;
use their historic assets for economic development and community
revitalization; and
encourage people to experience and appreciate local historic
resources through education and heritage tourism programs .
The whole town was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 and in 1973 was named an
Historic Preservation District . Local residents continue efforts to preserve and to celebrate the important historical
heritage of Mendocino .
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M endocino
Parks and Beaches…
North to Point Cabrillo and south to the Navarro River
Big River State Park
Mendocino • 707-937-5804
Ford House Visitor Center and Museum
Main Street, Mendocino • 707-937-5397
Mendocino • 707-937-5804
Montgomery Woods State
Natural Reserve
Point Cabrillo Light Station
State Historic Park
Navarro River Redwoods State Park
Russian Gulch State Park
Comptche-Orr Springs Road • 707-937-5804
Highway 128, two miles east of junction with
Highway 1 • 707-937-5804
Point Cabrillo Drive, Mendocino • 707-937-5804
Point Cabrillo Drive, Mendocino • 707-937-5804
Van Damme State Park
Little River • 707-937-5804
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L ittle R iver/Comptche
World Class Amenities
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Just two miles south of Mendocino, Little River offers an awardwinning nine-hole golf course with ocean views, plus world-class inns
and restaurants along a short stretch of Highway 1 . Little River is also
home to Van Damme State Park which includes one of the handful of
pygmy forests in the entire world, as well as a sandy beach that serves as
a launching point for abalone divers and sea kayakers . Comptche, just
up the road, is the gateway to remote Montgomery Woods State Park,
a 1,142 acre preserve that contains both coast and Sierra redwoods, as
well as an excellent three-mile-long hike .
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A lbion
Population: 1,035
Tiny Community, Big Heart
Like all the rural communities that dot the Mendocino Coast,
Albion has a unique personality, a place with its own history and community . Locals refer to the Albion area as the Albion Nation .
In addition to a passionate community, there is a market, hardware
store, volunteer fire department, post office, a weekly farmer’s market,
some great restaurants, a cliffside inn, a llama ranch, and a small commercial fishing operation at the mouth of the Albion River, which
also offers camping facilities, kayak and canoe rentals, and a store and
café .
Located between the towns of 1
Elk and Mendocino, Albion had
its start in 1853 when English
sea captain William Richardson
built a home and a sawmill . Although the mill was active for some
seventy-five years, the town remained small .
Albion is also home to the last wooden bridge in operation along
the Pacific Coast Highway,
the Albion River Bridge,
which was constructed
from salvaged wood dur1
ing World War II .
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Numbers on maps correspond with numbers in red above ads
and next to Directory listings.
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Anderson Valley
Population: 1 , 3 7 0
B reathtaking Farmland and Artisan Farms
Buried deep within northern California’s coastal redwood groves,
Anderson Valley provides a beautiful setting with lush greenery that is
ideal for wineries and farming .
The drive in and through the valley is one of the most breathtaking in California, moving from rolling, oak-covered hills in the east,
to pastureland, vineyards and orchards in the valley proper and culminating in towering redwoods at the west end, then opening out to the
vast Pacific Ocean .
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If you stop and stay in the valley, you are likely to hear the old
slang language
being bantered
about . Boontling
(the “language of Boonville”), a peculiar lingo that was
created to be used in private conversation by valley
farmers in the 1880s, grew to be the primary language
in the valley over the next forty years, and it can still be
found, if you know where to look and listen .
Anderson Valley offers a chance to experience
some extraordinary cuisine . There is excellent lamb
and grain-fed beef, possibly even some local wild game
like venison, quail or wild turkey . There are more than
a dozen varieties of apples still grown here, as well as
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pears, olives, grapes, and wild mushrooms . And, of course, there are a
wide variety of beverages created here, from delicious beers, delectable
wines, and sumptuous ciders, all made by world-class artisans .
Parks…
Faulkner County Park
Three miles southwest of Boonville on
Mountain View Road
Hendy Woods State Park
Philo-Greenwood Road, Philo
707-895-3141
Indian Creek County Park
Highway 128, Philo
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Mailliard Redwoods State Reserve
Fish Rock Road, Yorkville • 707-937-5804
Paul Dimmick State Recreation Area
Highway 128, six miles west of
Navarro • 707-937-5804
E lk/Manchester
Population: 366/585
Best-kept Secret Towns
The quaint seaside village of Elk is the bestkept secret on the Mendocino Coast . In a few short
blocks are inns, restaurants, a community center and
post office, shops, a history museum, state park and
spectacular sea stacks with views that rival California’s
Big Sur coast . Elk is known for its romance, and many
couples choose to hold their wedding here .
Manchester State Park takes its name from the
village of Manchester, located on Highway 1 about seven miles north of Point Arena . This is an area of rich
grazing land where flocks of sheep and herds of cattle add a pastoral note to some of the most spectacular
coastal scenery in the world . The works of man are definitely secondary to pounding surf, screeching gulls,
and grazing animals that dominate the scene . Manchester includes a post office, the Manchester Grange,
and a multi-use store with groceries, building supplies and general merchandise . A county road north of Manchester leads past Manchester
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KOA Campground to Manchester State Beach . You can walk for miles
between the surf and sand dunes .
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Greenwood State Beach
Manchester State Park
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Highway 1, Elk • 707-937-5804
Highway 1, Manchester • 707-882-2463
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P oint A rena
Population: 1,346
Friendly Harbor Town
Point Arena is the county’s smallest incorporated city, and offers lodging, restaurants, shops, a community
library, a campground, and the Art Deco-style Arena Theatre, which produces a number of live shows every
month . You can see performances by musical groups, stand-up
comedy, magic shows, dance and theatrical productions and
movies, including first-run films . In January, the Arena Theatre
hosts the Berlin & Beyond Film Festival .
Arena Cove is home to the Point Arena fishing pier where
local fishermen bring their catch .
The 105-foot-high Point Arena Lighthouse, with its giant
first-order Fresnel lens, is a popular backdrop for photographers
and movies . The museum and gift shop at the lighthouse are
open all year . On your way to the lighthouse (on Lighthouse <– To
Road) stop and walk along the cliffs in the Stornetta Land 102 103
Trust open space . About a half-mile south are some former
Coast Guard homes . Just before you get there, turn back
and look down at the waterfall pouring into the ocean—an
incredible photo opportunity .
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Bowling Ball Beach
Mote Creek access
Mile Marker 13 (south of Point Arena) along Highway 1
Only viewable at low tide. Check tide table for low
tides throughout the year.
707-937-5804
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Point Arena Lighthouse & Museum
45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena • 707-882-2777
Schooner Gulch State Beach
Highway 1, three miles south of Point Arena
707- 937-5804
G ualala
Population: 1,912
V ital Coastal Arts Community
Gualala is Mendocino County’s gateway from the south,
bordering Sonoma County along the Gualala River . Although
just a few blocks long, this quintessential coastal town is a
vibrant artist’s colony focused around the Gualala Arts Center .
While there are exhibits at the Arts Center year-round, local
artists have an annual tradition of opening their studios for
public tours, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their work
and their creative processes .
At the town’s south end, a big sandy beach is sandwiched
between the outlet of
the Gualala River and
the Pacific Ocean . The river offers a perfect place to canoe or kayak .
Gualala Regional Park is a sanctuary with a wildlife lookout and visitor
center, and accords expansive coastal views and quiet walks .
You’ll find galleries, supermarkets and numerous restaurants .
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Numbers on maps correspond with numbers in red above ads
and next to Directory listings.
Gualala Point Regional Park
42401 Coast Highway 1 • 707-785-2377
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M endocino C oast D irectory
ARTISTS’ STUDIOS/
GALLERIES
ARTISTS’ STUDIOS/
GALLERIES
ATTRACTIONS/
THINGS TO DO
ATTRACTIONS/
THINGS TO DO
7 Art Explorers, Inc.
79 Mendocino Art Center
6 Arena Theater
44 Fort Bragg-Mendocino
Coast Historical Society/
Guest House Museum
305 East Redwood Avenue
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
(707) 961-6156
www.artexplorers.org
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8 Artists’ Cooperative of
Mendocino
Upstairs at 45270 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-2217
www.artgallerymendocino.com
33 Edgewater Gallery
356 North Main Street
(707) 964-4668
www.edgewatergallery.net
39 Erin Dertner Studio
137 East Laurel Street
(707) 964-5300
www.erindertner.com
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See my Ad on page 7
61 Highlight Gallery
45052 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-3132
www.thehighlightgallery.com
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KEY TO ICONS:
Internet Available
Accessible
Pet-friendly
Eco-friendly
Numbers in red correspond to
numbers on maps.
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45200 Little Lake Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5818 • (800) 653-3328
www.mendocinoartcenter.org
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See my Ad on page 13
82 Mendocino Coast Photographer Guild and Gallery
(707) 964-4706
www.mcpgg.com
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See my Ad on page 9
85 Mendocino Gems
10483 Lansing Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0299
97 Partners Gallery/
Contemporary Art
335 North Franklin Street
(707) 962-0233
www.partnersgallery.com
ATTRACTIONS/
THINGS TO DO
3 All Aboard Adventures
Charter Boat-Fishing/Whale watching
32400 North Harbor Drive
(707) 964-1881
www.allaboardadventures.com
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See my Ad on page 5
214 Main Street
Point Arena, CA 95468
(707) 882-3272
www.arenatheater.org
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16 C.V. Starr Community Center
Sigrid & Harry Spath Aquatic Facility
300 South Lincoln
(707) 964-9446
www.mendocoastrec.org
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17 Catch A Canoe & Bicycles, too!
Highway One & Comptche-Ukiah Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0273 • (800) 331-8884
www.catchacanoe.com
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Chasina Bay Charters
148 Mattle Road
Ketchikan, AK 99901
(907) 254-2452
www.chasinabay.com
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See my Ad on page 6
42 Ford House Visitor Center
and Museum
A House Museum of the Mendocino Coast
735 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5397
www.mendoparks.org
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(707) 964-4251 • (707) 964-2404
www.fortbragghistory.org
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70 Kelley House Museum
45007 Albion Street
Mendocino, CA 95437
(707) 937-5791
ww.mendocinohistory.org
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72 Liquid Fusion Kayaking
Noyo Harbor
(707) 962-1623
www.liquidfusionkayak.com
73 Little River Inn Golf &
Tennis
7751 North Highway One
Little River, CA 95456
(707) 937-5667 • (888) INN-LOVE
www.littleriverinn.com
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81 Mendocino Coast
Botanical Garden
(707) 964-4352
www.gardenbythesea.org
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ATTRACTIONS/
THINGS TO DO
ATTRACTIONS/
THINGS TO DO
102 Point Arena Lighthouse
Keepers
126 Temple of Kwan Tai
45500 Lighthouse Road
Point Arena, CA 95468
(707) 882-2777 • (877) 725-4448
www.PointArenaLighthouse.com
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103 Point Cabrillo Lighthouse
The Lightkeeper’s House Museum
45300 Lighthouse Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-6122
www.pointcabrillo.org
X
108 Ricochet Ridge Ranch
45160 Albion Street
Mendocino,CA 95460
(707) 937-5123
www.kwantaitemple.org
X
CAMPGROUNDS/
RV PARKS
30 Dolphin Isle Marina
32399 Basin Street
(707) 964-4113
www.dolphinisle.com
ZX
56 Harbor RV Park
Horse Back Trail Rides
(707) 964-7669 • (888) 873-5777
www.horse-vacation.com
(707) 961-1511
104 Pomo RV Park & Campground
117 Skunk Train
Foot of Laurel Street
(707) 964-6371 • (866) 457-5865
www.skunktrain.com
120 Sub-Surface Progression
(707) 964-3793
www.abdive.com
X
Z
See my Ad on page 8
17999 Tregoning Lane
(707) 964-3373
www.pomorv.com
ZX
See my Ad on page 9
DINING/BARS
1 Albion River Inn
Albion, CA 95410
(707) 937-1919 • (800) 479-7944
www.albionriverinn.com
ZX
DINING/BARS
DINING/BARS
10 Bay View Cafe
58 Headlands Coffeehouse
19 Chapter & Moon Restaurant
ZX
45040 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4197
[email protected]
(707) 962-1643
(707 964-1987
www.headlandscoffeehouse.com
See my Ad on page 8
X
64 Home Style Cafe
21 Cliff House Restaurant
X
(707) 961-0255
www.fortbraggcliffhouse.com
ZX
See my Ad on page 6
28 Cowlick’s Ice Cream Company
250-B North Main Street
(707) 962-9271
www.cowlicksicecream.com
X
See my Ad on page 6
35 Egghead’s Restaurant
P.O. Box 2540
(707) 964-5005/8543
www.eggheadsrestaurant.com
See my Ad on page 6
45 Frankie’s Pizza &
Ice Cream Parlor
44951 Ukiah Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-2436
www.frankiesmendocino.com
(707) 964-6106
www.homestylecafe.com
71 Ledford House Restaurant
Albion, CA 95410
(707) 937-0282
www.ledfordhouse.com
X
73 Little River Inn Restaurant
Little River,CA 95456
(707) 937-5942 • (888) INN-LOVE
ZX
74 Living Light Café and
Cuisine to Go
301-B North Main Street
(707) 964-2420
www.rawfoodchef.com
ZX
See my Ad on page 8
ZX
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DINING/BARS
DINING/BARS
LO D G I N G
LO D G I N G
75 MacCallum House Inn &
Restaurant
105 TW’s Grille & Bar
1 Albion River Inn
13 Blackberry Inn
ZX
ZX
ZX
45020 Albion Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0289 • (800)609-0492
www.maccallumhouse.com
Z
(707) 964-4761
www.twfortbragg.com
See my Ad on page 9
76 Mendo Bistro
301 J North Main Street
(707) 964-4974
www.mendobistro.com
X
See my Ad on page 8
98 Patterson’s Pub
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4782
www.pattersonspub.com
116 Silver’s at the Wharf
(707) 964-4283
www.silversatthewharf.com
ZX
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X
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Accessible
Pet-friendly
Eco-friendly
numbers on maps.
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127 Thanksgiving Coffee Company, Inc./Mendocino Bakery
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0386
www.themendocinobakery.com
130 The Mendocino Hotel
and Garden Suites
45080 Main Street
Mendocino , CA 95460
(707) 937-0511 • (800) 548-0513
www.mendocinohotel.com
Z X
129 The Moosse Cafe
390 Kasten Street
Mendocino , CA 95460
(707) 937-4323
www.themoosse.com
X
Albion, CA 95410
(707) 937-1919 • (800) 479-7944
2 Alegria Oceanfront Inn &
Cottages
44781 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5150 • (800) 780-7905
www.oceanfrontmagic.com
Z
9 Atrium—A Garden Inn
by the Sea
(707) 964-9440
www.atriumbnb.com
Z
11 Beachcomber Motel
(707) 964-2402 • (800) 400-7873
www.thebeachcombermotel.com
131 The Purple Rose Mexican
Restaurant & Cantina
See my Ad on page 5
(707) 964-6507
ZX
X
12 Best Western
Vista Manor Lodge
Westport, CA 95488
(707) 964-3688
www.westporthotel.us
Z
134 Westport Hotel
ZX
See my Ad on page 5
(707) 964-4776 • (800) 821-9498
www.bestwestern.com
See my Ad on page 5
44951 Larkin Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5281 • (800) 950-7806
www.blackberryinn.biz
14 Blair House
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-1800 • (800) 699-9296
www.blairhouse.com
Z
15 Brewery Gulch Inn
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4752 • (800) 578-4454
www.brewerygulchinn.com
ZX
22 Coast Getaways
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-9200 • (800) 525-0049
www.coastgetaways.com
ZX
27 Cottages at Little River
Cove
(707) 937-5339
[email protected]
www.cottagesatlittlerivercove.com
Z
LO D GI NG
LO D G I N G
LO D G I N G
LO D G I N G
29 Dennen’s Victorian
Farmhouse
55 Harbor Lite Lodge
66 Inn at Schoolhouse Creek
90 Mendocino Seaside Cottage
ZX
ZX
(707) 937-0697 • (800) 264-4723
www.victorianfarmhouse.com
(707) 964-0221 • (800) 643-2700
[email protected]
www.harborlitelodge.com
See my Ad on page 8
32 Ebb Tide Lodge
(707) 964-5321 • (800) 974-6730
www.ebbtidelodge.com
Z
36 Elk Cove Inn
6300 South Highway One
Elk, CA 95432
(707) 877-3321 • (800) 275-2967
www.elkcoveinn.com
Z
37 Emerald Dolphin Inn &
Mini Golf
(707) 964-6699 • (866) 964-6699
www.emeralddolphin.com
ZX
59 Headlands Inn
Bed & Breakfast
Corner of Howard & Albion Streets
Mendocino. CA 95460
(707) 937-4431 • (800) 354-4431
www.headlandsinn.com
Z
62 Hill House Inn
10701 Palette Drive
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0554 • (800) 422-0554
www.hillhouseinn.com
Z
63 Historic Old Coast Hotel
See my Ad on page 7
(707) 961-4488
www.oldcoasthotel.com
48 Glendeven Inn &
Wine Bar[n]
See my Ad on page 9
(707) 937-0083 • (800) 822-4536
www.glendeven.com
ZX
65 Howard Creek Ranch
Z
Westport, CA 95488
(707) 964-6725
www.howardcreekranch.com
Elk, CA 95432 • (707) 877-3422
www.griffinhouseinn.com
See my Ad on page 4
52 Griffin House Inn
ZX
Z
(707) 937-5525 • (800) 731-5525
www.schoolhousecreek.com
ZX
67 Joshua Grindle Inn
44800 Little Lake Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4143 • (800) 474-6353
www.joshgrin.com
Z
68 Jughandle Creek Farm
Box 17, 15501 North Highway One
Caspar, CA 95420
(707) 964-4630
www.jughandlecreekfarm.org
X
73 Little River Inn
(707) 937-5942 • (888) INN-LOVE
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4125 • (800) 944-3278
www.romancebythesea.com
93 Mendocino Village
Cottages
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0866
www.mendocinovillagecottages.com
94 North Cliff Hotel
(707) 962-2500 • (866) 962-2550
www.northcliffhotel.net
ZX
See my Ad on page 9
95 Ocean View Lodge
Z X
(707) 964-1951 • (800) 643-5482
www.oceanviewlodging.com
138 Living Light Inn
See my Ad on page 9
533 East Fir Street
(707) 964-1384
www.livinglightInn.com
Z
See my Ad on page 8
Restaurant
ZX
100 Pine Beach Inn
(707) 964-5603 • (888) 987-8388
www.pinebeachinn.com
ZX
45020 Albion Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0289 • (800) 609-0492
www.maccallumhouse.com
Z
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LO D GI NG
LO D G I N G
LO D G I N G
MEDIA
105 Quality Inn & Suites,
Tradewinds
113 Seabird Lodge
123 Sweetwater Spa & Inn
128 The Coast, KOZT-FM
ZX
Z
114 Seafoam Lodge
129 The Blue Heron Inn
(707) 964-4761 • (800) 524-2244
www.qualityfortbragg.com
ZX
191 South Street
(707) 964-4731 • (800) 345-0022
www.seabirdlodge.com
44840 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4076
www.sweetwaterspa.com
See my Ad on page 9
Sallie & Eileen’s Place
Vacation Cabins for Women
Post Office Box 409
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-2028
www.seplace.com
Z
(707) 937-1827
(800) 606-1827
www.seafoamlodge.com
111 Sea Gull Inn
44960 Albion Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5204 • (888) 937-5204
www.seagullbb.com
Z
119 Stanford Inn-by-the-Sea
& Spa
Highway 1 & Comptche-Ukiah Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5615 • (800) 331-8884
www.stanfordinn.com
ZX
112 Sea Rock Bed & Breakfast Inn
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0926 • (800) 906-0926
www.searock.com
Z
Z
X
KEY TO ICONS:
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Accessible
Pet-friendly
Eco-friendly
numbers on maps.
28
121 Surf & Sand Lodge
(707) 964-9383 • (800) 964-0184
www.surfsandlodge.com
ZX
122 Surf Motel & Gardens
(707) 964-5361 • (800) 339-3361
www.surfmotelfortbragg.com
Z
110 South Franklin Street
(707) 964-7277
www.kozt.com
PERFORMING
ARTS
390 Kasten Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4323
www.theblueheron.com
49 Gloriana Opera Company
Gloriana Musical Theatre
130 The Mendocino Hotel
and Garden Suites
X
45080 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0511 • (800) 548-0513
210 North Corry (corner Alder)
(707) 964-7469 (SHOW)
www.gloriana.org
See my Ad on page 7
ZX
91 Mendocino Theatre
Company
134 Westport Hotel
ZX
Westport, CA 95488
(707) 964-3688
www.westporthotel.us
Z
See my Ad on page 4
136 Whitegate Inn
499 Howard Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4892 • (800) 531-7282
[email protected]
www.whitegateinn.com
Z
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-4477
www.mendocinotheatre.org
124 Symphony of the Redwoods
(707) 964-0898
www.symphonyoftheredwoods.org
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REAL ESTATE
18 Century 21 Fort Bragg
Realty
(707) 964-2121
www.c21fortbraggrealty.com
REAL ESTATE
SHOPPING
SHO P P I N G
SHO P P I N G
18 Century 21 Seascape
Realty
31 Dunlap Roofing, Inc.
45050 Little Lake Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-2121
www.c21seascaperealty.com
32301 Pearl Drive
(707) 964-8735
www.dunlaproofing.com
See my Ad on page 6
46 Gallery Bookshop &
Bookwinkle’s Children’s Books
80 Mendocino Chocolate
Company
25 Coast Real Estate
34 Edward Jones
45010 Ukiah Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-1565 • (800) 454-1565
www.coasthome.com
78 Mendo Realty Fort Bragg
(707) 964-3610
www.mendorealty.com
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78 Mendo Realty Mendocino
1061 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5822
www.mendorealty.com
ZX
422 South Franklin Street
(707) 961-1114
www.edwardjones.com
77 Mendo-Lake Credit Union
(707) 962-0232
www.mlcu.org
X
107 Randy’s Custom Glass
1031 South Main Street, Suite E
(707) 964-5353
www.randyscustomglass.com
X
40 Fiddles & Cameras
23 Coast Grooming, Boutique
& Retreat
(707) 964-1046
www.coastgrooming.com
ZX
(707) 964-7370
X
41 FloBeds Mattresses
(707) 964-3356 • (800) 356-2337
www.flobeds.com
24 Coast Hardware
(707) 964-2318
X
47 Garden Art and Gifts
(707) 964-7897
57 Harvest Market
171 Boatyard Drive
(707) 964-7000
www.harvestmarket.com
57 Harvest at Mendosa’s
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5879
www.harvestmarket.com
See my Ad on page 9
SERVICES
Main & Kasten Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-2665
www.gallerybookshop.com
See my Ad on page 7
60 Hidden Treasures
T-Shirt Co.
Custom Printing & Embroidery
Volume discounts for business/special
events
45041 Albion Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-3800 • (877) 778-7798
www.hiddentreasures.com
X
80 Mendocino Chocolate
Company
(707) 964-8800 • (800) 722-1107
www.mendocino-chocolate.com
See my Ad on page 8
Ukiah Street, just east of Lansing Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-1107 • (800) 722-1107
www.mendocino-chocolate.com
See my Ad on page 8
89 Mendocino Sandpiper–
Affordable Jewelry
Since 1987—Where the locals shop
45280 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-3102
92 mendocino TWIST
organic clothing and more for men,
women & kids
45140 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-1717
[email protected]
www.mendocinotwist.com
99 Paws for Cats & Dogs
Canine & Feline Fancies & Necessities
(707) 964-3322
www.paws4catsanddogs.com
101 Pippi’s Longstockings
(707) 964-8071
www.pippisocks.com
106 Rainsong
Mendocino, CA 95437
(707) 937-4165
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29
SHOP P I NG
139 Rainsong Shoes
Mendocino, CA 95437
(707) 937-1710
www.rainsongshoes.com
109 Rubaiyat Bead Shop &
Rug Gallery
(707) 961-0222
www.rubaiyatbds.com
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109 Rubaiyat Bead Shop &
Rug Gallery
Mendocino, CA 95437
(707) 937-2323 (BEAD)
www.rubaiyatbds.com
X
125 Teamwork
T-shirts, Athletic Apparel, Awards
(707) 964-9122
133 Understuff!
(707) 964-5013
www.understuffonline.com
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Accessible
Pet-friendly
Eco-friendly
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VACATION
HOME RENTALS
5 Antioch Ranch Furnished
Cottages
39451 Comptche-Ukiah Road
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5570 • (877) 460-7095
www.antiochranch.com
22 Coast Getaways
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-9200 • (800) 525-0049
www.coastgetaways.com
ZX
83 Mendocino Coast
Reservations
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5033 • (800) 262-7801
[email protected]
www.mendocinovacations.com
ZX
87 Mendocino Preferred
Vacation Rentals
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-1456 • (800) 942-6300
www.mendocinopreferred.com
Z
Robison Properties
P.O. Box 1813
(707) 895-2907 • (800) 359-4649
[email protected]
www.mendocinovacationhomes.com
ZX
WEDDINGS
WEDDINGS
1 Albion River Inn
62 Hill House Inn
ZX
ZX
Albion, CA 95410
(707) 937-1919 • (800) 479-7944
2 Alegria Oceanfront Inn &
Cottages
44781 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-5150 • (800) 780-7905
www.oceanfrontmagic.com
Z
21 Cliff House Restaurant
(707) 961-0255
www.fortbraggcliffhouse.com
ZX
See my Ad on page 6
43 Fort Bragg Rent-All &
Party Works
(707) 964-6661
www.fortbraggrentall.com
See my Ad on page 7
50 Greenwood Community Center
Elk, CA 95432
(707) 877-1105
www.elkweb.org
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Harp by Roberta Belson
P.O. Box 385
Albion, CA 95410
(707) 937-3978
[email protected]
www.belson.org/harp.htm
10701 Palette Drive
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0554 • (800) 422-0554
www.hillhouseinn.com
73 Little River Inn
(707) 937-5942 • (888) INN-LOVE
ZX
Restaurant
45020 Albion Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0289 • (800) 609-0429
Z
76 Mendo Bistro
301 J North Main Street
(707) 964-4974
www.mendobistro.com
X
See my Ad on page 8
Mendonoma Weddings
Reverend Don Heimburger
P.O. Box 1507
Gualala, CA 95445-1507
(707) 884-4350
www.mendonomaweddings.com
94 North Cliff Hotel
(707) 962-2500 • (866) 962-2550
www.northcliffhotel.net
ZX
See my Ad on page 9
M endocino C oast D irectory/Events Listing
WEDDINGS
115 Shambhala Ranch
21200 Orr Springs Road
Comptche, CA 95427
(707) 937-3341
www.shambhalaranch.com
Z
The Golden Harp of
Joel Andrews
Harp Music & Officiating to Enhance
Your Dream
Mail only: P.O. Box 1073
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 964-6740
email: [email protected]
www.harpofgold.com/weddings
130 The Mendocino Hotel and
Garden Suites
45080 Main Street
Mendocino, CA 95460
(707) 937-0511 • (800) 548-0513
ZX
WINERIES/
BREWERIES
4 Anderson Valley
Brewing Company
Bahl Hornin’
17700 Highway 253
Boonville, CA 95415
(707) 895-2337
www.avbc.com
ZX
48 Glendeven Inn & Wine Bar[n]
(707) 937-0083 • (800) 822-4536
www.glendeven.com
Z
On-GOinG Festivals
on the Mendocino Coast and anderson valley
v
For updated events visit our website at: www.MendocinoCoast.com
Galleries open late First Friday every month in Fort Bragg, and Second Saturday in Mendocino and Little River
All Area Codes are 707 except where noted
JANUARY
Mermaid Carnival at Ledford House
Whale Exhibit at Ford House
JANUARY–FEBRUARY
Mendocino Crab & Wine Days
FEBRUARY
Chinese New Year Benefit Dinner
Mendocino Art Center Open Studio Day
MARCH
Mendocino Whale Festival
Fort Bragg Whale Festival
APRIL
Easter Egg Hunt at the Mendocino Hotel
Spring Plant Sale at
Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden
Wildflower Exhibit at Ford House
Boonville Beer Festival
MAY
Fourteenth Annual Memorial Day Quilt Show
Mendocino Film Festival
Mendocino Heritage Days
Wildflower Exhibit at Ford House
JUNE
AUGUST
937-0282 Art in the Gardens at
937-5397 Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden
Annual Rodeo in Fort Bragg
Pure Mendocino
866 466-3636
Tide Pool Exhibit at Ford House
Yorkville Highlands Wine Festival
937-5123
SEPTEMBER
800-653-3328
Coastal Cleanup Day
937-5397
Paul Bunyan Days, Labor Day Weekend
Portugese Festa
961-6300 Winesong!
961-6300 Tide Pool Exhibit at Ford House
937-5397 Fall Plant Sale at Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden
Caspar World Folk Festival
964-4352
964-2690
937-3833
937-5397
895-2341
962-0470
964-3356
964-4971
961-4909
937-5397
964-4352
964-4997
937-0511 OCTOBER
Fifteenth Annual Abalone Festival & Cook-off
937-4700
964-4352 Tide Pool Exhibit at Ford House
937-5397
937-5397
NOVEMBER
895-BEER
Country Christmas
964-3291
Fiftieth Annual Thanksgiving Arts & Crafts Fair 800 653-3328
961-1746
NOVEMBER–DECEMBER
937-0171
Mushroom Exhibit at the Ford House
937-5397
937-5791
937-5397 NOVEMBER–JANUARY
Wine & Mushroom Days
866 466-3636
Seventh Annual Mendocino Coast Garden Tour 800 653-3328 DECEMBER
Annual Retreat for Writers
895-3893 Holiday Lights Parade
964-6774
Mendocino Coast Candlelight Inn Tour
964-1228
JULY
Christmas at the Ford House
937-5397
World Largest Salmon Barbecue
962-0548
Christmas Tree Lighting at Kelley House
937-5791
Fourth of July Parade in Mendocino
961-6300
Fourth of July Barbecue on the Kelley House Lawn 937-5791
Fourth of July Parade in Point Arena
882-2122 For more information on Mendocino Coast
Fireworks display in Fort Bragg
961-6300
and Anderson Valley events, see
Fireworks display in Point Arena
882-2122
www.MendocinoCoast.com,
Fiftieth Annual Summer Arts & Crafts Fair
800 653-3328
or phone 707-961-6300.
Mendocino Music Festival
937-2044
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