The historical artifacts and hands on displays are really cool. Definitely worth more than the…read moreprice of admission. Interesting to learn about Weaverville history.

299/44 hides an incredible drive from Redding to Eureka Coast ! Strawhouse sits on the Trinity…read moreRiver offers a super cool collective of riverside cafe /coffee house with cottages and White water rafting adjacent .. NOT THE TYPICAL ! Deceptive from the winding road through beautiful river canyon scapes !!! Super friendly folks offering fresh toasted coffees and Outside WOOD FIRED Pizza's ... an awesome find!

We stayed in cottage 26 during Memorial Day weekend, and it was a lovely time. The cafe was open…read moreeach day, which was incredible, considering it was a holiday. There is not much out there in terms of restaurants, so we were so grateful to have a spot just a few steps away that served breakfast, lunch, and dinner for reasonable prices. The cottage had central air conditioning, which was so necessary as it was hot during the day and the AC offered much relief, and there were ceiling fans to further help circulate the air. The pillows and beds were comfortable, and the cottage had everything we needed during our stay. Julia and Don were such thoughtful hosts, and their staff were friendly and helpful. The location is set right along the Trinity River, and guests of the resort are able to enjoy direct access to the river. We brought fishing poles and actually caught some trout right behind the resort!

This is one of my favorite instructors that teaches over in Tahoe. I've taken a few of our classes…read morethere and I have learned a lot and my paintings have come out really well, I'm super excited to see that she is going to be having some classes In Carson can't wait to invite my friends. It's a great way to Learn new techniques and meet new friends and have a great time I can't wait to take her class december seventh at the nugget in carson

I highly recommend The Art Hub! The kids have a great time while they learn and explore. Leslie is…read morethe best teacher and really cares about kids. Looking forward to the next class!

What feels almost impossible to ever get tickets to attend a show, my grandma was able to secure…read moretickets for the December 26 "A Christmas Star" and the "Oasis in Space" shows a whole month in advance. I can see why that they sell out fast; 65-ish seats inside the viewing area under the dome. I recommend sitting in the last 2 rows for optimum viewing when looking up. However, as a Christian believer, the story of "A Christmas Star" was special to watch with an interesting perspective on the North Star. There was an intermission between both shows where the exhibits were opened up for people to walk up to interact and explore. The exhibits were within the same room, so a very small space. Half of the people left after the first show. The small gift shop at the entrance of the planetarium was open as well. Oasis in Space was more of a show regarding our solar system which was interesting, but nothing too exciting like the first show. I am glad I got to have this experience of coming here to this little Redding, CA gem as I am a lover of stars and planets. Just know that you will need to book tickets in advance!

Took eight friends last night to the Schreder planetarium. Horribly disappointing. To start off,…read morethe temperature was in the high 70's and very stuffy. The technology was right out of the 60's, blurry, scratchy, dim, etc. The presentation was very dry, and quite frankly boring. Four of our party left within the first 45 minutes. I wished I had something nice to say about the experience, but I guess my expectations were way too high.

Best framer in Redding! Patty not only is the best framer in but you with design. You will not be…read moredisappointed! You better know that her address is: 1770 Pleasant St. Redding, CA 96001

Patty helped me with my project and I am so grateful as she took extreme attention to detail and…read morecare with making sure it was done perfectly. She really cares about her customer's and you just won't find this level of service at places like Hobby Lobby for your framing needs. Check out the finished picture and how it comes off the wall for a certain look!

This building is awesome, and worth attending some function there, just for the fun of looking at…read moreall the angles and architectural stuff. It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1958, and completed in 1962, I believe. We went to see some music here last week (Marley's Ghost). It was the venue for a musical production put on by the Oaksong Society -- previosly known as the Oaksong Music Society for the Preservation of Way Cool Music. They've got some great acts coming to Redding this year -- I suggest you check them out if you're interested in live music of the Way Cool type. Anyhow, this building was at least as good as the music that was performed, or the brownies that were served during the intermission. So you should drop by and attend an event there, or even go to a service. Apparently, the church has spawned a number of young'uns that have gone on to become architects. Obviously the building is an inspiration for those who hang out there.

Pilgrim Church is invested in the community. Their members are out in the community volunteering…read moretheir time for the benefit of others: at The Attic, in local school classrooms, at the Veterans Clinic, the Hope Van, the Oaksong Society, the Cascade Theater, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, Riverfront Playhouse, The Women's Fund, the Redding School District Board, and hosting foreign exchange students, to name a few. However, it is not a requirement of the Church. They have a banner at the front door that says everyone is welcome at Pilgrim, you don't have to have certain beliefs or rituals. We attend many musical events there.

Very neat place, historically. We love this type of establishment. Loaded with period…read morepieces...pictures and furniture and history info. The parlor was our favorite spot. Loaded with more period pieces and book shelves stuffed full of books, we hung out there for breakfast before we headed home. Very relaxing. The location was perfect for us too. We had room 1 which was right at the top of the stairs and included a kitchenette and a claw foot tub that was supposed to have aeration but we couldn't get it to work. The outlet had a GFI popped but wouldn't reset. The soak was still amazing though. Indulgent. We did hear some good road noise now and then and people walking up the stairs but that's to be expected. Doesn't really take away from the overall enjoyment.

A must stay historical hotel at Weaverville! It's old…read moreschool, creepy, and cozy. The floor and bed creaks and the decors/furnishings are not modern, which makes it so much charming compared to other hotels and motels nearby. Check in and check out process were simple and within the tip of your fingers. I did not encounter any staffs while I was there, but customer service was always on standby. This hotel is nearby all the best restaurants in town - literally right outside the building and walking distant. Parking was in the back, which was very convenient.