International Surfing Day

Doors open at 8:00 PM

Show starts at 9:00 PM

$6

18 and over

Help the Humboldt chapter of  Surfrider Foundation celebrate International Surfing  Day. Established in 2004 by Surfing Magazine and The Surfrider Foundation, International Surfing Day is a world-wide celebration of the sport of surfing. The day is observed with surf contests, barbecues, film screenings and other surf-related activities. Surfers also use the day to give back to the environment by organizing beach clean-ups, as well as engage in dune and other habitat restoration. The Humboldt Chapter of Surfrider Foundation will host a beach clean-up and party early in the day at Moonstone Beach then head to Arcata Theatre Lounge to celebrate with four amazing local bands  Dragged By Horses, Rooster McClintock and The Bad Lilas - surf movies and a schwag toss included!

Dragged by Horses

Calling Humboldt County California their home, Dragged by Horses hail from behind the redwood curtain. Humboldt has only two roads in and two roads out, located at least five hours from the nearest urban center. The isolation is exactly what drives Dragged by Horses and gives them the freedom to develop their crafts without outside input. This three-piece sonic assault (Pablo Midence - vocals and guitar, Jody Goldman - bass, and Chris Jaster - drums) has found Humboldt’s out of the way location with its beautiful, quiet scenery, and even its crushing poverty level to be inspirational forces that have helped them evolve beyond a typical stoner-rock band; describing themselves as sounding like a “natural disaster” or a “violence orchestra.” Dragged by Horses write heavy, sharp and intelligent tracks.

Rooster McClintock

Rollin’ down out of the hills and hollows of Humboldt County, CA. come Rooster McClintock a group of friends on a mission to save country music from itself. In our lifetime, we’ve noticed the steady deterioration of the music that told the stories and hardships of our everyday lives. What happened to songs that meant something and actually provoked emotions we’ve all felt at one time or another?. Country music no longer wants to be your kin, your neighbor or your drinkin’ buddy like it has been for over 75 years, it wants your money. There’s a reason we all still pull out those old albums when it’s rainin’ or when we’re gonna play a round of poker over a couple of beers. It’s our roots.

The Bad Lilas

The Bad Lilas are made up of former members of The Rubberneckers B.T. Hollister and Greg Lojko, Colin Vance of The Striped Pig String Band, James Westfall and W. Scott Coulter. They play a blend of folk, bluegrass, old time and rock n’ roll in an acoustic setting. The Bad Lilas… “Not Just Another Boy Band.” - Arcata Eye Scene Blog