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Commercial Business ; Environmental ; Food/Drink ; Special Events ; Sports/Outdoors

In 1908, Em and Al Byrnes opened up their home to friends who wished to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. All the fruits and vegetables served were grown on the farm, as were the meat and eggs. Em baked all the bread. Since 1946, the Adams family has continued the tradition of country vacations with farm grown and home cooked meals. Today Tamara Adams, following in the footsteps of her in-laws, Clive and Jessie Adams, and her late husband, Clive Adams, Jr., operates Emandal’s Family Camp in the summer, day visits for school groups in the spring, and hosts groups, workshops and other special events throughout the year. Her son, Malanyon Adams, runs the garden, and his wife Sarah, helps out around the farm. Tamara’s other children and their partners/spouses, Buffalo Adams and Claudine Williams, Zarya (Adams) and Mike Plessas, and Kashaya Adams, return periodically to augment year-round and seasonal staff with various projects and special events.

Honey Hive of Mendocino

Dance ; Educational ; Environmental ; Faith Based/Religious ; Literature/Poetry ; Media ; Music ; Traditional Arts

Here for Poets, Here for dancers, Here for Musicians, Singers and Healers: Intention lives here, as energetic frequency, within all actions, here, we are in source. The Honey Hive dreams of our sacred mother load revealed, with vivacious work in the pleasure stream of living true. Intention lives here, rich from network pollination flying through the ether’s, from blossom to blossom, to wisdom gather at ever petal, to share pollen potent, to sing of birds call as they catch the drift. And again we dance around in the sun! And again we gather wisdom at every petal! The Honey Hive of Mendocino is the results of this artist’s dreams. The intention of creating a place to share source with Transmitters, Healers and Creators. A library of exchange for sharing knowledge to offer health to our region, our environment, our “Hive”. A place for you, you are welcome here! A place to search for answers together, A place to clarify journey work as more becomes apparent, as more and more whispers are heard, more and more heart songs are sung. “.. the epithet of Bee (Melissae) in ancient Greece, applied not only to priestesses, prophetesses, or Goddesses like Demeter and Artemis – it was also bestowed upon poets, musicians, artists and philosophers – anyone touched in some way by divine inspiration. Priestesses of the Bee: The Melissae By Linda Iles

Larry Spring Museum

Educational ; Environmental ; Film/Video ; Gallery/Museum ; Kids/Family ; Literature/Poetry ; Media ; Music ; Nonprofit ; Special Events ; Theatre ; Visual Arts

The Larry Spring Museum of Common Sense Physics is a small museum that displays the works of self-taught artist, experimenter and vernacular Renaissance man, Lorenz “Larry” Spring (1915 – 2009). The Museum is located in Larry Spring’s original storefront at 225 E. Redwood Avenue, Fort Bragg. Currently, the Museum’s aim is to animate Larry Spring’s DIY spirit of amateur inquiry as a means to open up the collection to new possibilities. We imagine the Museum as a constellation of at-hand art and science resources where diverse citizens engage through collaborative, community-based programs.

Mendocino Eco Artists (MEA)

Environmental ; Visual Arts

Mendocino Eco Artists (MEA) are a group of artists who work together to promote conservation and restoration of the local environment. We are professional painters, sculptors, and photographers who live, work, and draw their creative inspiration from this beautiful place. We work as partners with Local Environmental Groups and use our art to help increase public awareness of our region’s challenges and to raise funds through sale of our artwork to help our conservation partners achieve their goals. Photo left to right: Eleanor Harvey, Juriaan Blok, Julie Higgins, Keith Middlesworth, Joan Stanford, Janis Porter, Bob Rhoades, Ann Cole of the Land Trust, Jim Morehead, Maeve Croghan and Debbie Lennox.

North Coast Brewing Co.

Corporation ; Environmental ; Food/Drink ; Music ; Retail ; Special Events

Independent Since 1988 A pioneer in the Craft Beer movement, North Coast Brewing Company opened in 1988 as a local brewpub in the historic town of Fort Bragg, located on California’s Mendocino Coast. Under the leadership of President & Co-Founder Mark Ruedrich, the brewery has developed a strong reputation for quality having won more than 110 awards in national and international competitions. In addition to Red Seal Ale, Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout, Scrimshaw Pilsner, and other fine North Coast brands, the brewery has resurrected the old Acme label with a heritage dating back to the San Francisco of the 1860’s. These exceptional beers are available in 48 states now and also are exported to Europe and the Pacific Rim. North Coast Brewing Company is also a leader in philanthropy and sustainability. In addition to being a Certified B Corp and Benefit Corporation, the brewery is proud to be TRUE Platinum Zero Waste Certified, offer 14 Non-GMO Project Verified beers, and spearhead an innovative carbon farming project to reverse its carbon footprint and advance the science of carbon sequestration in agriculture. The Brewery was founded in 1988 in the North Coast Brewing Co. Taproom, Restaurant & Bar, where you will also find The Sequoia Room – a performance and multipurpose room which has made Downbeat Magazine’s 200 “Great Jazz Venue” list for several years running.

Water Gallery

Commercial Business ; Educational ; Environmental ; Gallery/Museum ; Literature/Poetry ; Traditional Arts ; Visual Arts

The Water Gallery is a working artist’s studio and fine arts gallery showing photographs of ocean waves bursting on the Mendocino Headlands, hand-formed porcelain bowls, abstract sculpture carved from locally collected driftwood, and epic literature. The Water Gallery shows the work of William de la Mare.

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