Message from our Executive Director, updates on Humboldt Made programming, messages from our partners and community members and links to additional resources.

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“As a local small business owner and beer manufacturer, I know first hand how important local support and networking is. And as a member of Humboldt Made board of directors, I can use my passion to build a sustainable local business community that can support itself and others. I wholeheartedly believe in creative collaboration and Humboldt Made excels at bringing together like minded business owners to create unique opportunities to work together and support one another. A high tide lifts all boats, I’ve experienced this through Humboldt Made and seek to be part of a high tide for others.” - New Board President, Meredith Maier

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On August 7, Humboldt Made was honored to join RREDC in welcoming the CALED Rural Economic Development Exchange to the Eureka with a waterfront reception. The event featured live music, local foods, and Humboldt Made beers, wines, and spirits.

The rural exchange is an incredible opportunity for economic development leaders from across the state to come together and learn about opportunities for our rural communities and connect with other professionals in the field. Topics at the conference on Thursday included valuable information about USDA grants, small business development centers, and rural broadband access.

Redwood Curtain Brewing Company produces close to 2,000 barrels of handcrafted artisinal ales a year. Founded in 2010 by Drake and Amanda Mollberg, “premium domestic and imported malts and hops, Humboldt County water, and unique yeast strains” come together to create authentic ales and lagers for beer lovers of all types. Drake and Amanda are here to tell us more.

Media producers Jennifer Bell and Jessica Eden invite you to an
evening of Humboldt community food stories on the big screen. The Food
for Thought Film project focuses on three topics – the local grain
movement, coastal foods and farming, and local tuna fishing. In an
increasingly mechanized agribusiness world, healthy food production
and consumption plays a role in fostering healthy communities and
developing a sense of place. This project celebrates the hardworking
people who help make Humboldt the very special place we have all come
to love.

As Wendell Berry said, “Eating is an agricultural act” and we are all
responsible for our choices and the ripple effect of our actions.
Through learning the stories of farmers, ranchers and fishermen, we
develop a deeper relationship with our community and our food.

We invite you to join us at The Eureka Theater on Saturday, September
14, 2019 to watch two of our films. Going With the Grain celebrates
the resurgence of the local grain movement, and Coastal Foods: Sowing
the Seeds of Sustainability explores Humboldt's coastal local food
movement. Doors open at 6:30 and there will be an opportunity to enjoy
foods that were created here in Humboldt county. Tickets are available
at FFTFilms.brownpapertickets.com.