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Celebrating 80 Years of Deep Roots in Our Community!

Tomorrow, April 18, is your final opportunity to experience the 2026 Quincy Star Follies at the Town Hall Theatre! Choose between the 5:30 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. show to watch a dynamic cast of 120 local performers deliver high-energy dancing and theatrical flair. This lively production promises fantastic entertainment for the whole community while supporting an excellent cause.

All proceeds benefit the Feather River College Foundation, funding vital student scholarships, clubs, conference registrations, and cultural field trips. Don't miss this beloved event that enriches our students' educational experiences!

Grab your tickets for the final shows!

Let’s be honest, breakfast is just better in the evening!

Join the Quincy Elks Lodge on Monday, April 20, for a fun “Breakfast for Dinner” event. Enjoy a hearty plate of eggs, hashbrowns, sausage, and toast, plus ALL YOU CAN EAT pancakes!

• When: Monday, April 20 (Doors open at 5:30 PM, Dinner at 6:00 PM)
• Where: 2004 E. Main St.
• Cost: Adults $20 | Kids (10 & under) $10

Dine in or grab it to go! To-Go orders are available by calling (530) 927-8066.

Please visit their Facebook event page and click “Going” to RSVP so they can plan for you!

Join Feather River College and the Plumas Audubon Society for a meaningful Earth Day Work Party! On Wednesday, April 22, from 4–6 PM, our community will come together at the entrance to Dellinger’s Pond to help maintain this local gem.

All necessary tools and equipment will be provided for the tasks at hand. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own work gloves if they have them.

It’s a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while giving back to our beautiful Quincy environment.

Plumas Arts invites our community to a free screening of Wings of the Feather River: Memory & Renewal in Maidu Country on April 23rd at the Town Hall Theatre.

This powerful film explores the deep cultural ties of the Maidu people to the Feather River. It also highlights the ongoing effort to protect our local lands, waters, and future.

Produced by Redbud Resource Group and Happy Valley Film Company, it promises to be an inspiring evening of local history and advocacy. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the film starts promptly at 7:00 PM.

Registration is officially open for the limited-space Pickleball tournament on April 25 and 26 at Serpilio Hall. Players of all skill levels (ages 16+) are welcome, and teams will be drawn at random for fair play.

Email Jacob at cprpdsports@outlook.com or visit the Pioneer Park office to sign up today.

Plumas County Tourism invites you to share your insights in upcoming strategic focus groups with strategist Carl Ribaudo!

Our goal is to collaborate on increasing visitation, supporting your business, and strengthening the Plumas economy while preserving our unique local character.

Lodging providers meet on April 20th at 3 PM, followed by Recreation & Event Orgs on April 21st at 10 AM. Finally, Downtown, Arts & Culture groups will gather on April 22nd at 3 PM.

All meetings will be held conveniently on Zoom, so don't miss this chance to make your voice heard!

RSVP Now: Email sharon.roberts@plumascounty.org or call 530-736-6188.

The Central Plumas Recreation and Parks District is gearing up for an incredible Summer 2026 season! From June 15th through August 14th, Pioneer Community Pool will be open for public, family, and lap swimming.

Registration is currently available in the Pioneer office for group and private swim lessons, as well as the Plumas Rapids Swim Team. Plus, CPRPD is hiring part-time lifeguards for the season, featuring mandatory training and no prior experience required. Whether you want to splash around, learn a new stroke, or join their amazing staff, there is something for everyone.

Stop by the office at 34 Fairgrounds Rd to get your season passes or apply to be a lifeguard today!

Visit www.cprpd.com for more information.

The first Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Mountain Epic volunteer weekend of the year is just around the corner! Join the crew right here in Quincy from May 15-17 to help build and maintain the beautiful trails on Mt. Hough. After a rewarding day of digging in the dirt, you can sleep under the stars and unwind by the fire pit to live acoustic jams by Peter DeMattei. SBTS provides all the food, beverages, and tools you need, so just bring your mountain energy!

Ready to adventure? Find the full schedule and sign up today: sierratrails.org/events

Plumas District Hospital had an incredible month focused on local health and education!

They recently welcomed twelve students into the PHESI program and taught Quincy High School students about rewarding healthcare careers. PDH also celebrated National Doctor’s Day by introducing Dr. Dana Petersen, a new pediatric behavioral health provider. Plus, mark your calendars for their annual Health Fairs happening during the first two weeks of May!

Read Dr. Petersen's full interview and get more health fair details on their website here: PDH News & Updates

Thank you for continuing to support the businesses that make Quincy such a wonderful place to live and work! If you are a Chamber member and want your news featured in next week’s newsletter, please reach out.

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