The eagle babies have all hatched, and Patriot and Liberty, the eagle parents in the nest off HWY 44 in Redding have a bigger family now. They are joined by Hope, Freedom, and Spirit, the eagle babies. Be sure and check out the Caltrans Eagle Cam to get a view for yourself!

For more info be sure to check out ShastaCascade.com

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Photo taken by: cliff1066

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Have you had the opportunity to visit Guild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts? Perhaps you visited and had questions, possibly even wondered about what you were viewing!  Or, maybe you haven’t had time to stop by and see this magnificent selection of historic American art yet. In any case, this Wednesday evening’s special tour is the perfect event for you!  Join artist and Shasta College Instructor Emeritus Richard Wilson as he walks the exhibition hall and shares his special insight on how the pieces have inspired and reflected American art through the years.  This is sure to be an extraordinary evening you won’t want to miss!

More info at TurtleBay.org and ShastaCascade.com

Wednesday, March 18, 7p.m.
Koenig Family Art Gallery – Enter through Museum entrance by Café at Turtle Bay
Members – $3, Nonmembers – $5

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It’s a local tradition to hike to the top of Lassen Peak by the light of a full moon. The peak trail is uncovered the entire length which allows the moonlight to be sufficient for making the trek to the top, and there is snow almost all year round which also reflects the light. The view from the parking lot of the trail head is one of the best, and it only gets better the higher you climb. This hike is of moderate to strenuous difficulty and takes about 4 hours round trip. Lassen Volcanic National Park is located about an hour east of Red Bluff along HWY 36.

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Two eagle parents with a nest right off of exit #678 on the I-5 are proud parents this season. Caltrans set up a camera so the public can enjoy watching thier fledgling babies grow up up close. The nest itself is located on the north side of HWY 44 West. If you exit I-5 and stay left towards Eureka, you’ll be able to see it up high in one of the trees on your right. To check out the cam click here!

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