Cascade Theatre… Redding’s Cascade Theatre has shown that the arts matter. While the world dealt with the COVID pandemic and many things in our normal lives changed, live music andRead More

The show must go on … and it will be amazing… Riverfront Playhouse, the region’s longest continually-operating, non-profit community theater, recently celebrated the opening of its new facility at 1950Read More

Audio Visual Alternatives… Anthony Pogodzinski is all about your good time. His 14-year-old business Audio Video Alternatives specializes in designing custom audio-video systems to enhance your indoor and outdoor livingRead More

It’s Redding’s own time machine. The Behrens-Eaton House Museum is a trip back to a simpler and more elegant time where you can explore and learn about part of Redding’sRead More

Turtle Bay Museum… Making memories has been the core of Turtle Bay Museum’s mission since it opened its doors in 2002 Museum’s mission since it opened its doors in 2002Read More

It’s nearly impossible to not have fun when bowling. It’s even better when you realize the folks that own Country Bowl are life-long bowling aficionados, friends and community-minded business ownersRead More

Life is quite simply better with art… And that led Erika Bruser to take the leap to run The Luminaire & The Alchemist – a framing store, gallery and cafeRead More

Cue the “Mission Impossible” theme song. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to narrow down your choices and pick something to do for an hour, a dayRead More

A trip back to the turn of the century – the 19th Century – is possible in Redding. Just head to the Eaton House on West Street where history isRead More

One of the best days in the past two years was seeing the Cascade Theatre marquee lit up as the Redding icon finally got to host a live event. TheRead More

The show will go on … and it will be amazing. Riverfront Playhouse, the region’s longest continually-operating, all-volunteer community theater, celebrated the opening of its new facility at 1950 CaliforniaRead More

For nearly 20 years, Turtle Bay Exploration Park has been inspiring. The cultural heartbeat of Redding, Turtle Bay formed in 2002 from the merger of the Redding Museum of ArtRead More

What began in 1997 as the Redding Ballet Academie has transformed into the Redding Arts Project. And while ballet is still a major component, RAP provides a home for allRead More

Phoenix Charter Academy offers a chance for your student to rise. This K-12 independent study homeschool charter in Redding provides educational choice for families who wish to educate their childrenRead More

Perhaps you’ve seen the bumper sticker that reads “The Earth without ‘art’ is just ‘eh.” For fans of the Cascade Theatre, the COVID-19 shutdown made life feel “eh” without concerts,Read More

Sonya Kennedy moved to Redding at age 18 and opened a one-room dance studio in 1996 by courting new students with flyers. Twenty-five years later, Kennedy’s California Dance Company isRead More

Vintage Public House is in a category of its own. Imagine taking a classy cocktail bar and infusing it with an eclectic restaurant before adding a live music venue andRead More

The heart of Redding beats at Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The privately owned nonprofit organization is much more than a collection of 35,000 historical artifacts in a museum that drawsRead More

If Enjoy Magazine chronicles and highlights the best people, places and events in far Northern California, it’s only fitting that Enjoy the Store is a tactile representation of its namesakeRead More

Like a new twist on a classic song, Felicia Tortorici didn’t set out to make a hit. The owner of All Fired Up, Tortorici bought the 20-year-old business at 1796Read More