Invite: October 11th, Elijah House Foundation's Healing Hearts Gala 2024

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Purchase a Table: $560 for 8 Guests

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Hoblit Motors of Oroville

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Mechoopda Indian Tribe Of Chico Rancharia
Johnson's House of Sobriety 

Join us in the Silver Moccasin Ballroom for our

Traditional Fiesta Nights

Dance the night away with your favorite traditional Latino dance music!  We will be featuring live DJs and live bands in the Silver Moccasin Ballroom starting at 8:00pm and ending at midnight on selected Saturday Nights. Admission is FREE, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, and come on down to Feather Falls Casino for a great night of music and dance! Must be 21.

The Marshall Tucker Band
Gold Country Casino Resort - Event Center
Saturday, October 12th, 2024
Doors open at 7PM

Gold Country Casino is proud to present The Marshall Tucker Band, An American rock band from Spartanburg, South Carolina. Noted for incorporating blues, country and jazz into an eclectic sound, the Marshall Tucker Band helped establish the Southern Rock genre in the early 1970's. 

Purchase your tickets Online, at our Box Office, or by calling 800-334-9400.

Must be 21 or older to attend.

FREE: for any ETP member, for more information contact - etp@butte.edu

3-day training: 10/18, 11/8, 11/15/2024: 8 am- 5 pm (Fridays)

Before your training: Please come up with a potential work project which may be used as your class project.  The project should be between 3 to 12-month time horizon.

There will be a group assignment

This 24-hour course is designed to teach both Project Management Professionals and non-Project Management Professionals the fundamentals principles of project management. Participants will learn how to identify and schedule project resources, create project schedules, and produce critical path planning and evaluation reports. These learning objectives are reinforced by a course project that allows participants to apply the principles and use the tools introduced in the class.

Saturday, October 19

Feather River Floating Classroom

Come watch Chinook Salmon spawning from a raft and learn about research and restoration efforts from experts who work on the Feather River.

Agenda

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

Check in and pick up life jacket

9:15 AM - 9:30 AM

Introductory and Safety Presentations

California Department of Water Resources (DWR)

Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (PSMFC)

9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Salmon Spawning Rafting Tour with Feather River Fisheries Research Scientists

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

Shuttle bus to return to the Feather River Fish Hatchery

About this event

• Event lasts 2 hours 15 minutes
• Free venue parking

The Feather River Floating Classroom was developed by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) to improve community awareness of research and restoration projects within the Feather River watershed. All rafting tours are led by DWR Environmental Scientists who specialize in Feather River Fisheries Research and include an electric shuttle bus to return participants to the hatchery.

~ 2024 FEATHER RIVER FLOATING CLASSROOM ~

Please arrive 15 minutes early to park and use the restroom prior to walking to meet under the Table Mountain Blvd. historic green bridge. Then, please check in and pick up your life jacket promptly at your event time!

Rafts will depart from beneath the green bridge at the Feather River Fish Hatchery as soon as introductory and safety talks are completed. Rafts will leave without you if you're late!

An expert DWR Environmental Scientist will lead each tour, assisted by Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission Fisheries Biologists who will guide the rafts and answer any questions while underway.

The guided tour will end at Bedrock Park, where an electric shuttle bus will be waiting to return everyone to the hatchery.

The entire Feather River Floating Classroom tour will take 2 hours and 15 minutes, including the return shuttle to the hatchery.

Each registered guest MUST be willing and able to:

1. Complete online DocuSign form that will be emailed following registration acknowledging potential risks (tickets will be cancelled if not completed within 3 days);
2. Navigate steep hills, rocky and/or muddy terrain, and slippery rocks;
3. Dress in suitable clothing and shoes to walk in water ;
4. Wear a provided life jacket when near the water and on rafts;
5. Bring sun, wind, and/or rain protection (depending on forecast) and a plastic or stainless steel (non-glass) water bottle to stay hydrated;
6. Cancel ticket(s) promptly if you learn you cannot attend so another person or group will be able to participate.

Park in the east (lower) parking lot at the Feather River Fish Hatchery and walk along the fish ladder to check in under the green historic bridge at the start of the tour.

TICKET DETAILS

Floating Classroom tickets are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis with up to 4 free tickets available per unique registration. If you have a big family, multiple adults from the same family can reserve tickets for the same trip as long as tickets are available. However, there is no guarantee that everyone will be on the same raft.

Ages 5 and up only. Everyone will be fitted with a Coast Guard approved Type III personal flotation device. Please read the FAQs to determine which size you will need.

There is a waitlist for full events. If your plans change, please cancel your tickets as soon as possible so they can be transferred to the next person on the waitlist.

All registered participants, or the legal guardians of participating minors, are required to ALSO submit the online acknowledgement of the potential risks form accurately via DocuSign within 3 days (72 hours) of registering for tickets. Otherwise, ticket(s) will be returned to Eventbrite OR transferred to the next person on the waitlist.

ONLY the person who registers for tickets will receive an email with a copy of the REQUIRED Acknowledgement of Risk form link via DocuSign. Please forward the confirmation email that contains this link to all adults (and/or parents of children) that you register and ensure the forms are signed within 3 days of registering or ticket(s) will be forfeited.

Your feedback is vitally important and offers the best way to improve these educational tours. Thank you for taking the time to complete the online survey that will be emailed to you after your Feather River Floating Classroom tour!

The Feather River Floating Classroom program was developed by the California Department of Water Resources to provide information about water operations, the salmon life cycle, conservation of native species, and ongoing research and restoration efforts. Fisheries scientists guide each tour and provide opportunities for in-depth discussions.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HATCHERY TOURS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Fish Hatchery Tours are booked separately and all participants are encouraged to explore the Feather River Fish Hatchery when you can.

• Guided tours are available on a first-come, first-serve basis every Monday - Friday, beginning in mid-September through early November (please call 530-534-2306).

• Self-guided walking tours are available 7 days a week (pick up brochures with a map at the Feather River Fish Hatchery, 5 Table Mountain Blvd. in Oroville, or at the Lake Oroville Visitor Center).

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In combination, both tours will provide a deeper understanding of the complex life cycle of Central Valley Chinook Salmon, management challenges facing threatened spring-run Chinook Salmon and steelhead, and ongoing and future research and restoration efforts to the Feather River watershed for native species.

Hat workshop

Join us for a hands-on hat-making workshop where you’ll design your very own custom hat with a unique hand-burned design. You’ll have access to a variety of accessories, including playing cards, vintage matchbooks, ribbons, feathers, and dried flowers, to personalize your creation. If hats aren’t your style, don’t worry—we also offer the option to create a custom cutting board with your own burned design. Whether you’re crafting a one-of-a-kind hat or a beautiful cutting board, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to express your creativity and make something truly special.

Enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks to keep you fueled and inspired throughout the workshop!

Available Packages

Hat and accessories needed to complete a cutim hat.

Hat and acessories to complete a custom baseball style cap.

Bob Beever (1937-2008) and his son, Bill, began this tournament in 2004 to benefit Caring for Women Pregnancy Resource Center, an organization near and dear to Bob’s heart. Many of you may remember Bob as a stellar businessman, a broker, and a land developer with his own company, Bob Beever Realty. In addition, Bob was a generous philanthropist, serving on the Board for Caring for Women, the Board of Realtors, and in multiple capacities in his church community. Above all else, Bob loved his Lord Jesus Christ and was an excellent husband, father, grandfather, and friend.  We have missed him, but he is not forgotten.  And we are honored to carry on his legacy with this year’s tournament.

You can Register here, sign up to be a Sponsor or stop by the Caring For Women Center: Monday 1-5 PM or Tuesday through Thursday, 10 AM – 5PM to pick up a packet.

The In The Pines band plays a fun mix of country, bluegrass, traditional tunes, blues, and oldies with an emphasis on harmony singing. You’ll hear songs originally recorded by Bill Monroe, Hank Williams, Peter Rowan, Merle Haggard, Gillian Welch, Kitty Wells and others, some old timey duets and some surprises, too! We have been playing together here in Butte County for about 2 years. Our musicians are:

Craig Walters - guitar, dobro, vocals

Donna Elkins - guitar and vocals

Eric Robertson - fiddle and vocals

Rich Reiner - mandolin

Mark Wilpolt - upright bass

Contact:  Donna Elkins 

Message: 530 6803675

Email:   Donelk3@aol.com

Hat workshop

Join us for a hands-on hat-making workshop where you’ll design your very own custom hat with a unique hand-burned design. You’ll have access to a variety of accessories, including playing cards, vintage matchbooks, ribbons, feathers, and dried flowers, to personalize your creation. If hats aren’t your style, don’t worry—we also offer the option to create a custom cutting board with your own burned design. Whether you’re crafting a one-of-a-kind hat or a beautiful cutting board, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to express your creativity and make something truly special.

Enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks to keep you fueled and inspired throughout the workshop!

Available Packages

Hat and accessories needed to complete a cutim hat.

Hat and acessories to complete a custom baseball style cap.

Join us at Currier Square for an enchanting evening filled with science, bubbles, and candy!

Event Highlights:

• Science Show: Meet the Science Wizard and enjoy an exciting show featuring slime, water torpedoes, and smoke signals!
• Magic Show: Be amazed by the Bard's magic performance.
• Bubble Making: Create giant bubbles with our Jovus, entertainers, who will also be skating and teaching you the art of making giant bubbles.
• Candy Collection: Fill up your provided candy bag with a delightful assortment of gooey, chewy candies.
• Music & Dance: Dance and sing along to spooky songs with DJ Scary Crow.

This event is FREE to attend.

Don't miss out on this Ghoulish Good time!

For more details, visit www.curriersquare.com or call (800) 762-1641

Join us in the Silver Moccasin Ballroom for our

Traditional Fiesta Nights

Dance the night away with your favorite traditional Latino dance music!  We will be featuring live DJs and live bands in the Silver Moccasin Ballroom starting at 8:00pm and ending at midnight on selected Saturday Nights. Admission is FREE, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, and come on down to Feather Falls Casino for a great night of music and dance! Must be 21.

Saturday, October 19

Feather River Floating Classroom

Come watch Chinook Salmon spawning from a raft and learn about research and restoration efforts from experts who work on the Feather River.

Agenda

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

Check in and pick up life jacket

9:15 AM - 9:30 AM

Introductory and Safety Presentations

California Department of Water Resources (DWR)

Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (PSMFC)

9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Salmon Spawning Rafting Tour with Feather River Fisheries Research Scientists

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

Shuttle bus to return to the Feather River Fish Hatchery

About this event

• Event lasts 2 hours 15 minutes
• Free venue parking

The Feather River Floating Classroom was developed by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) to improve community awareness of research and restoration projects within the Feather River watershed. All rafting tours are led by DWR Environmental Scientists who specialize in Feather River Fisheries Research and include an electric shuttle bus to return participants to the hatchery.

~ 2024 FEATHER RIVER FLOATING CLASSROOM ~

Please arrive 15 minutes early to park and use the restroom prior to walking to meet under the Table Mountain Blvd. historic green bridge. Then, please check in and pick up your life jacket promptly at your event time!

Rafts will depart from beneath the green bridge at the Feather River Fish Hatchery as soon as introductory and safety talks are completed. Rafts will leave without you if you're late!

An expert DWR Environmental Scientist will lead each tour, assisted by Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission Fisheries Biologists who will guide the rafts and answer any questions while underway.

The guided tour will end at Bedrock Park, where an electric shuttle bus will be waiting to return everyone to the hatchery.

The entire Feather River Floating Classroom tour will take 2 hours and 15 minutes, including the return shuttle to the hatchery.

Each registered guest MUST be willing and able to:

1. Complete online DocuSign form that will be emailed following registration acknowledging potential risks (tickets will be cancelled if not completed within 3 days);
2. Navigate steep hills, rocky and/or muddy terrain, and slippery rocks;
3. Dress in suitable clothing and shoes to walk in water ;
4. Wear a provided life jacket when near the water and on rafts;
5. Bring sun, wind, and/or rain protection (depending on forecast) and a plastic or stainless steel (non-glass) water bottle to stay hydrated;
6. Cancel ticket(s) promptly if you learn you cannot attend so another person or group will be able to participate.

Park in the east (lower) parking lot at the Feather River Fish Hatchery and walk along the fish ladder to check in under the green historic bridge at the start of the tour.

TICKET DETAILS

Floating Classroom tickets are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis with up to 4 free tickets available per unique registration. If you have a big family, multiple adults from the same family can reserve tickets for the same trip as long as tickets are available. However, there is no guarantee that everyone will be on the same raft.

Ages 5 and up only. Everyone will be fitted with a Coast Guard approved Type III personal flotation device. Please read the FAQs to determine which size you will need.

There is a waitlist for full events. If your plans change, please cancel your tickets as soon as possible so they can be transferred to the next person on the waitlist.

All registered participants, or the legal guardians of participating minors, are required to ALSO submit the online acknowledgement of the potential risks form accurately via DocuSign within 3 days (72 hours) of registering for tickets. Otherwise, ticket(s) will be returned to Eventbrite OR transferred to the next person on the waitlist.

ONLY the person who registers for tickets will receive an email with a copy of the REQUIRED Acknowledgement of Risk form link via DocuSign. Please forward the confirmation email that contains this link to all adults (and/or parents of children) that you register and ensure the forms are signed within 3 days of registering or ticket(s) will be forfeited.

Your feedback is vitally important and offers the best way to improve these educational tours. Thank you for taking the time to complete the online survey that will be emailed to you after your Feather River Floating Classroom tour!

The Feather River Floating Classroom program was developed by the California Department of Water Resources to provide information about water operations, the salmon life cycle, conservation of native species, and ongoing research and restoration efforts. Fisheries scientists guide each tour and provide opportunities for in-depth discussions.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HATCHERY TOURS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Fish Hatchery Tours are booked separately and all participants are encouraged to explore the Feather River Fish Hatchery when you can.

• Guided tours are available on a first-come, first-serve basis every Monday - Friday, beginning in mid-September through early November (please call 530-534-2306).

• Self-guided walking tours are available 7 days a week (pick up brochures with a map at the Feather River Fish Hatchery, 5 Table Mountain Blvd. in Oroville, or at the Lake Oroville Visitor Center).

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In combination, both tours will provide a deeper understanding of the complex life cycle of Central Valley Chinook Salmon, management challenges facing threatened spring-run Chinook Salmon and steelhead, and ongoing and future research and restoration efforts to the Feather River watershed for native species.

Rock out and wear your Halloween costume!

Mark 3 is a 3-piece rock band from Oroville, CA,  that plays popular rock music from the 70s-present with an emphasis on the 90s and 2000s. They deliver all the pop punk/hard rock/classic rock hits you could ask for. Influenced by bands like Green Day, AC/DC, and Nirvana, the band formed in 2018, as middle-schoolers, and haven’t stopped performing since. Now, with two EP’s released, an album on the way, and the boys in college, the band continues to deliver energetic shows all around the north state!

Enjoy a lively concert featuring fun and upbeat tunes that will have you dancing in your seat. Community members are encouraged to dress in costume and trick-or-treat from car to car, collecting candy and other treats in a fun and safe environment. Our trunk or treat will feature decorated cars and plenty of sweet surprises.

Costumes are encouraged, so bring your little monsters, princesses, and superheroes to Riverbend Park for an unforgettable afternoon of music, games, and Fall fun. 

Time: 2:00 pm- 4:00 pm

Location: Riverbend Park, 50 Montgomery St. 

Free Event!

FRRPD is looking for community organizations, businesses, or groups that are  interested in participating.  Email the completed application to JoelleW@Frrpd.com. 

Vote for your favorite Trunk!