Explore Noyo Harbor’s vision for a resilient coast with presentations, community stories, and a kelp-themed First Friday.

Join your friends and neighbors in downtown Fort Bragg to peruse local art galleries, many with kelp-themed shows, that are open late for the occasion.

Join us for the Kelpfest Parade, a vibrant celebration of our ocean's kelp forests, designed especially for families and children!

Kelp art, science, and dance converge outside of Mendocino Art Center—join the celebration and Move Like a Kelp!

Join Curator Meyo Marrufo for a gallery tour of the Mómim Wené: Medicine Water exhibit, organized by the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians' Exhibits and Collections Center.

Celebrate the completion of another year’s growth of the kelp forests and the beginning of a new season of renewal, which we hope will be even more robust than the last.

A dramatic chapter in coastal recovery—scientists, drones, and divers unite to bring bull kelp back to Mendocino’s shores.

Sample Indigenous foods from land and sea plus browse an Indigenous market with local Pomo arts and crafts.

Tour the Urchin Ranch, a 40-foot shipping container where overabundant yet starving purple urchins are being fed in a recirculating aquaculture system to create delicious uni.

Learn about the Kelp RISES research into the question: how might different kelp restoration approaches account for ongoing climate change?

Dive deeply into the topic of regenerative aquaculture with a panel discussion hosted by the Noyo Center.

Join in the celebration as the Alleyway Art Project and North Coast Brewing Company celebrate Fort Bragg's newest, largest mural yet, The Gray Whale.

Sequoias of the Sea tells the story of Mendocino County’s disappearing kelp forests and the devastating impact on coastal communities.

A magical sunset walk and gathering of purple urchin at low tide on the rise of the Super Full Moon.

Join us for the Ribbon Cutting for the Noyo Harbor Icehouse with California Jobs First.