Venues & Event Spaces in Arcata, CA

“Good place. Old style theater that has other events. Love the duality. LOVE THE FACT I CAN SIP ON SOME BEER HERE!! Thank you guys for being so affordable!!!??????”

“RampArt is a god send for skaters in Humboldt County who want to skate in the winter time! It's awesome and convenient to have an indoor park through these winter storms. Love that the features of the park have been changed over time. Great place to hone in on your skills & meet other skaters of all skill levels. Workers are always kind and helpful. Super stoked that ladies night has been brought back as well!”

“This place is a gem . I wish every town had something like this. They allow van-lifers/ car camper/ homeless, people to park in the lots and have a port-a-potty. I stayed here for a few days and the community was chill. There are electric vehicle charging stations available as well. Someone here claimed that there are "tweakers" everywhere and that it's a sketchy place . Not my experience at all. Everyone minding their own business here”

“Great happy hour drinks. It looked like they weren't serving food. I'm not sure if it's because they don't have a cook, but no one had food, and I wasn't presented with a menu. But if you want a drink with a friend, this isn't a bad place to go.”

“I couldn't have had a better experience! After purchasing two packages for the Redwood Canopy Tours, which included a safety lesson, three zip lines, and a repel down a tree, we received a confirmation email that included directions to the park from Liz. I don't know about you, but I always appreciate prompt communication and confirmation from a business. I also received a call from our instructor, Tyler, who offered his help if we got lost.... and we did! Fortunately, he was available and gracious to help us find our way. We started the tour with a very detailed lesson, or ground school as they call it. I was impressed with Tyler's knowledge and willingness to answer any question. My husband later said, "Wow, this guy breathes this stuff (climbing)." After learning all about safety, lobster claws (for climbing not for eating), and caribiners we made our way up this massive redwood. Did I mention that I'm afraid of heights? I'm still unsure how I did it.. definitely supernatural!... but again, Tyler made us feel safe and confident. The zip lines were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!! After we completed all three zip lines, Tyler helped us to repel down the tree. For me, that was the hardest part, but my husband surely enjoyed it. The cost seems very reasonable for me ($75 to $85/person); especially considering how much time he took in teaching, preparing us, and the time we spent in the trees. If you find yourself in the area and you're feeling adventurous, I highly, highly, HIGHLY recommend North Coast Adventures. My husband and I are already talking about bringing our friends back!!”