Quincy Chamber of Commerce Thursday, October 2, 2025

What are we up to?

We're seeking a full-time Chamber Assistant.

For details including the job description, job application and wages, please visit our website at www.quincychamber.com.

Come join us in celebration of the Feather River College Rodeo at The Quincy Hub on Friday, October 3rd from 2:00-7:00 pm for the final First Friday of the season.

We'll offer free snacks and drinks while you browse our Visitors Center and Made in Plumas store, and we have beautiful new wood carvings and some fantastic rodeo drawings for sale, all made right here in Plumas County!

It's that time of year: time to remove the flower baskets and tuck them away for another winter.

If you have our baskets in front of your business, please stop watering them on October 11th.

All the baskets will be taken down on Saturday, October 18th.

If you would like to sponsor a flower basket next year, forms will be up and available by the end of the month on our website at https://www.quincychamber.com/flower-baskets.

It's baaaacccckkkk...Safe Trick-or-Treat is scheduled for Friday, October 31st from 3:00-5:30 pm in downtown Quincy.

If your business is NOT located downtown between West End Theatre and Bear Creek Frames on the north side of Main Street, or between the Courthouse and Plumas Bank on the south side of Main Street, and you plan on participating (i.e., giving out candy, hosting a haunted house, contests for the kiddos, etc.), give us a call at (530) 394-0541 or email us at info@quincychamber.com to be added to our Treasure Map.

Participation is free and open to all local businesses!

Register Now!

CPRPD is serving up an absolute volley of winter programs.

Free liability waiver available at https://www.strideevents.com/.../adult-open.../2026/register

Register Now for a Free Family Child Care Business Tax Workshop!

Want to know the latest happenings in the Quincy area? Check out our Events Calendar by clicking on the image below - it's updated almost every day, so check back often!

Do you have an event that is open to the public? Submit your events here, for FREE.

FRC will be hosting its annual Fish Hatchery Fundraiser on Saturday, October 4th from 10:00am – 5:00pm. The event costs $10 to participate in, with all proceeds benefiting the fish hatchery located on the FRC campus. There is no license needed for this fundraiser and participants can bring their own pole or borrow one from the hatchery. There will also be an opportunity for hatchery tours, along with fundraiser items for purchase.

The Feather River College fish hatchery was conceived in 1982 by Jay Wright, to provide practical hands-on experience in fisheries. Students learn fishery and hatchery techniques by gaining experience in tasks necessary to run an aquaculture facility. The hatchery is capable of raising trout from egg to trophy size, as well as raising a variety of aquarium fishes. The trout from the hatchery, both adults and fingerlings, are stocked in local ponds and lakes to help support the local ecosystems in Plumas County.

The hatchery raises funds through the sale of the fish produced on site throughout the year. However, the hatchery is always improving the facility and upgrading outdated equipment, which requires fundraiser events like this one to help raise funds to keep the hatchery in operation.

This is a great family-friendly event and an opportunity to help assist our fish hatchery operations. We hope you can join!

Lost Sierra Food Project will be fundraising for their farm education, food access, and workforce development programs. They’d like to give a big shout out to all the small businesses and organizations who will be showing up that day!

First, off a big thanks to their favorite bluegrass bunch Fish Tacos for providing great live music yet again.

They are also excited to announce that High Sierra Sheep Company, who raise their grass-fed sheep in Greenville, will have their delicious food for sale again this year.

Plus booths from both Plumas County Public Health and First Five will be there distributing information about their resources for the public.

A big shout out to Quircus for coming out to paint faces! And to the Quincy Toy Store for hooking them up with fun fall ice cream. Thanks also to Lynn Dow for providing fresh pumpkin bread.

Last (but not least) a BIG thank you to Quintopia Brewing Co and Lost Sierra Wine Co. for donating your delicious beverages, with 100% of your proceeds generously benefitting their organization. Their favorite mocktails from Inner Light Integrative Health & Botanicals will also be for sale!

Special Showing Next Weekend at The Town Hall Theatre

The Lemurian Candidate. Playing at the Quincy Town Hall Theatre Oct 10, 11, 12 and 13th. Co-producer and local legend Jack Trout was born and raised in Portola. Jack says, "This movie is for all of us who grew up in Plumas County and embraced the outdoors, friends and family."

Filmed in Mount Shasta, Jack thinks you’re going to like it and there’s a huge shortage for good comedies right about now. Rated 9.2 on IMDb.

This film sells out at every location, get your $10 ticket now on www.thelemuriancandidate.com

Dress up from another planet to win prizes and swag!

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Call Towne Flooring Center at (530) 343-0215.

Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Happening Next Week

On Wednesday, October 8th, the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office, Quincy CHP, USFS, Plumas County District Attorney’s Office, County/City Code Enforcement, Public Works, and Facility Services will be working together to remove abandoned and unregistered vehicles (expired over 6 months) from public streets and public lands.

Vehicle owners may be cited and held responsible for towing costs and fines. In some cases, owners may also face criminal charges. If you sold a vehicle but never filed a DMV release of liability, you may still be responsible.

This is not a free disposal event. Vehicles on private property are not included. If you want to get rid of an unwanted vehicle, please use a licensed removal program such as Cars for Kids or other charities that tow away vehicles at no cost.

Questions? Contact the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office at 530-283-6375. Let’s work together to keep our roads and forests safe and clean!

Feather River Community Fund Seeks Grant Applications

The Feather River Community Fund reports it is requesting applications for its 2025 grant program. The fund accepts proposals from individuals, organizations and businesses, including startups. Applicants’ projects should support the fund’s mission, which is to sustain and improve community capacity, vitality, the economy and the natural environment in Plumas County.

As in 2023 and 2024, organizers encourage proposals with the intent of addressing postfire needs. Submittals are due Oct. 20, with awards to be made by the end of November.